Trump Administration Will Reject New DACA Applications

Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf announced a review of the DACA program following the Supreme Court's decision to uphold it. During the review, initial DACA requests will be rejected, and renewals limited to one year. President Trump plans to sign an immigration act soon, offering DACA recipients a path to citizenship, emphasizing merit-based entry and strong border security.

What prompted the review of the DACA program by the Department of Homeland Security?

• A decision by the Supreme Court to uphold the program

• A new immigration law passed by Congress

• A request from the President

• A change in the leadership of the Department of Homeland Security

What will happen to initial DACA requests during the review process?

• They will be approved

• They will be put on hold

• They will be expedited

• They will be rejected

How long will DACA renewals be limited to during the review?

• Indefinitely

• Six months

• One year

• Two years

What did President Trump say about the upcoming immigration act?

• It will focus solely on merit-based immigration

• It will provide a path to citizenship for DACA recipients

• It will eliminate the DACA program

• It will increase border security without addressing DACA

According to President Trump, how will the new immigration act affect DACA recipients?

• They will be deported

• They will receive temporary work permits

• They will have a path to citizenship

• They will be required to leave the country