AZfamily news asks, is America taking away its own opportunities with this story on a bright student named Daniella Aguado who graduated high school, gained a scholarship to BYU, went back to Mexico to do things the ‘proper way’ and got denied an F-1 student visa. She is now ineligible to see her family, which is still in the United States.The story is here. I can definitely relate to Daniella's story, having considered a move away from the US after finishing up at UCLA. With stories like this, the need for the DREAM Act is now undeniable.
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Lol I am blushing even as I struggle with this cold/flu ...
Seriously, Aguado's story really hit home. I feel bad for the family -- Did they have a stupid lawyer or could not afford one? I know my own lawyer's said I had less than 2% of a chance to win an appeal when I was a 17 year old kiddo. It was devastating but I was told to stay and wait.
I hope Aguado left before 18.5 months. Anyone know? That way she has only a 3 year ban.
This should really shut up the politicians who also tell us to go back home and apply legally.
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