u/Civil_Wind_1388

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Waiting for more than 6 month now

For a lot of us that have been waiting for more than 6 months, this is definitely a wake up call.

Most of us won’t be the same once we get back to work, try to live a normal life etc.

I’ve been waiting since Jan 16th and I just see the days go by. It’s hard specially when you have a lot of responsibilities. I’ve been going to the gym, getting rid of things I don’t need at home. This waiting period humbled me down. It opened my eyes to save more and be more thankful yet again, I don’t know when I’ll get an update from USCIS. I keep seeing posts of people that send expedited requests and congressional requests being deny. The uncertainty of not knowing is overwhelming. I hope us dreamers get a chance to get a permanent legal status. We all know that there are rules to apply for DACA and we definitely contribute to society. The same way we pay taxes and contribute to the government but we can’t get absolutely nothing while we wait.

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u/Civil_Wind_1388 — 4 days ago