Latest anti-immigrant order will prevent Arizona dreamers from accessing social benefits

It is well known that the deferred action policy will defer the deportation of undocumented immigrants who meet the key criteria. These people who receive deferred action will also be eligible to obtain work permits along with driver’s licenses. But the governor of Arizona, the governor. Jan Brewer, signed an executive order stating that the beneficiaries of deferred action will not be liable for state benefits such as driver’s licenses.

This order was issued simultaneously when the deferred action process was implemented. This order signed by the governor. Brewer is said to be an anti-immigrant order. The deferred action was implemented after a long struggle by undocumented immigrants in the United States. They had been fighting to pass the Dream Act, which would grant legal status to people who entered the United States as minors, and thus undocumented youth are now known as Dreamers. They had always been living their lives in fear of deportation.

Eligible undocumented immigrants who receive deferred action can remain in the United States for a specified period and will also be issued renewable work permits. But, the order issued by the governor. Brewer will deny state benefits, including driver’s licenses, to so-called Dreamers. Undocumented immigrants in Arizona will not receive state unemployment compensation, even if they receive federal work permits.

Governor Brewer says undocumented immigrants who will not be granted legal status should also not receive state benefits. He also added that state benefits are funded by people who pay taxes. There are about 1.7 million people who are eligible for deferred action across the United States, but about 80,000 eligible undocumented youth in Arizona are likely to be affected as a result of the executive order signed by the governor. Brewer.

A report from the US Census Bureau indicates that there are about 6.3 million people in Arizona. The population growth in Arizona has resulted in huge profits for the banks and for the people who financed the buildings. It is not the banks that build the buildings, but the workers such as carpenters, masons, etc., they are the people who carry out the task of constructing the buildings.

Reports from the University of Arizona indicate that about 41 percent of the workers were immigrants working for low wages. The report also states that 59 percent of farm workers in Arizona are immigrants. It is said that immigrants are behind the huge profits and that immigrants are exploited by racists.

Immigrant rights activist Isabel Garcia said the executive order signed by the governor. Brewer, it is an irresponsible decision that will punish the undocumented youth of Arizona. He also said that the AD policy implemented by President Obama should be celebrated. Garcia also praised undocumented immigrants.

DA will temporarily protect eligible Dreamers from deportation and provide them with renewable work permits. He said Arizona’s undocumented youth, who receive deferred action, must receive all state benefits in accordance with the deferred action policy.