claim: says a "recent analysis" showed that 91 percent of deferred action for childhood arrivals (daca) recipients are employed, in school or serving in the military.
author: julián castro
evidence_1: now in its fifth year, the deferred action for childhood arrivals (daca) ... program  if the trump administration does not rescind it and stop approving new applica- ...  the analyses show that almost all individuals immediately eligible to apply for ...  finding suggests that daca recipients need to work in order to afford college.
evidence_2: says a "recent analysis" showed that 91 percent of deferred action for childhood  arrivals (daca) recipients are employed, in school or serving in the military.
evidence_3: oct 18, 2016 ... the data illustrate that daca recipients are making significant contributions ...  daca recipients are pursuing include early childhood education, biochemistry, ...  a little more than 90 percent of survey respondents reported obtaining a ... 2014  executive actions on immigration—deferred action for parents of ...
evidence_4: sep 25, 2017 ... key facts about unauthorized immigrants enrolled in daca ... have received work  permits and protection from deportation through the deferred action for  childhood arrivals program, or daca, since its creation five years ago. ... the  u.s. government is not accepting new daca applications and will stop ...
evidence_5: jul 9, 2015 ... in june, the deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, ... impact analyses  have found that wages rise as recipients gain work ... (see figure 1) a full 96  percent of respondents are currently employed or in school. ... the data show that  daca has increased recipients' average hourly wages 45 percent.