DACA recipient: I’m Aiden, a college student studying computer engineering and a DACA recipient. I’ve lived my entire life here. I came to the U.S. when I was two years old. I’m an extremely active student. It’s because of DACA that I’ve been able to show up for my community.

This person does not see Americans as part of his group, but you demand we see him as part of our group.

Such an original argument that because someone has lived here a while, we need to let them break immigration laws. He's lucky we don't deport him to the middle of the Pacific.

Deport him. I no longer support citizenship for DACA recipients. I want every single illegal immigrant deported

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That’s great, Aiden. but being brought here illegally doesn’t erase the fact that laws were broken. No other country lets you stay just because you arrived young. You want to stay? Respect the process. Citizenship isn’t a participation trophy, it’s earned.

You mean you and your parents illegally entered into the US when you were 2. Instead of enforcing the law and sending you all back, you were gifted DACA and got rewarded for breaking the law. Now you’re a poster boy for other people who have broken the law. What more do you want? Should we be clapping for you?

So if his dad robbed a bank when he was a baby and hid the money, and this kid came along at 19 and found the cash, is it his to spend?

Which country does he have allegiance to? If there’s a friction point between USA and his country where does he stand? If there is a friction between our sovereignty with federal laws versus “his community” which side is he on? Deport him and everyone like him.

I'm sorry his parents invaded another country and that traitors here enable him. He can stay if Democrats will all go. Deal?

If you have been here since you’re two years old, then why haven’t you applied for citizenship?