Obama Vs Daca
Barack Obama is the 44th President of the United States of America. Obama is the first African American to be elected to office and the first president the United States. Obama Nation on August 4, 1961 in Hawaii. Obama's defense work led him to run for the Illinois State Senate. He served as a Democrat and won the 1996 elections. During his years as a state senator, Obama worked with Democrats and Republicans to draft ethics laws, as well as expand health care services and early childhood education programs for the poor .In 1998, defeating Republican in the general election, and was reelected again in the In 2000, he lost a Democratic primary race for Illinois's congressional district in the United States. In January 2003, Obama became chairman
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President Obama did a good daca. Daca helped undocumented immigrants in order for them to have a better life. Daca is a kind of administrative relief from deportation. The purpose of Daca is to protect young immigrants who came to the United States when they were children. Daca offers undocumented immigrants protection from deportation and permission to get a job. In an article, it states that, “that the report provides an important glimpse into how deferred action has changed the lives not only of DACA recipients, but also of their families”.This evidence helps Zoe and Amanda, the people who I get letters from every single day describing what it meant not to fear that if they got sick, or a member of their family got sick, if they, heaven forbid, were in an accident, that somehow they could lose everything. me prove that Obama is a good president and that, DACA is good because it gives them better jobs, and they earn higher wages, and it provides better life for their family. …show more content…
And have a good job. But at the same time Obama deported many undocumented immigrants.
Refute
The weakness of this argument is that Obama created a program to help immigrants not to be deported. But this did not work for many people because they deport many immigrants to their countries.
The argument is strong because Obama struggled to help immigrants to have a better life without fear of being separated from the family. And gave thousands of undocumented young people the opportunity to leave the shadows to have a good education, and without fear of being deported and receiving temporary legal status. This is what Obama has done to help the people.
This argument is very strong because ObamaCare cut premium costs for millions of families and small businesses and gives billions of dollars in tax cuts. And I help a lot of people.
People support these arguments because each paragraph has evidence to help see that these programs were good for the country and for the
Body paragraph #1
President Obama did a good daca. Daca helped undocumented immigrants in order for them to have a better life. Daca is a kind of administrative relief from deportation. The purpose of Daca is to protect young immigrants who came to the United States when they were children. Daca offers undocumented immigrants protection from deportation and permission to get a job. In an article, it states that, “that the report provides an important glimpse into how deferred action has changed the lives not only of DACA recipients, but also of their families”.This evidence helps Zoe and Amanda, the people who I get letters from every single day describing what it meant not to fear that if they got sick, or a member of their family got sick, if they, heaven forbid, were in an accident, that somehow they could lose everything. me prove that Obama is a good president and that, DACA is good because it gives them better jobs, and they earn higher wages, and it provides better life for their family. …show more content…
And have a good job. But at the same time Obama deported many undocumented immigrants.
Refute
The weakness of this argument is that Obama created a program to help immigrants not to be deported. But this did not work for many people because they deport many immigrants to their countries.
The argument is strong because Obama struggled to help immigrants to have a better life without fear of being separated from the family. And gave thousands of undocumented young people the opportunity to leave the shadows to have a good education, and without fear of being deported and receiving temporary legal status. This is what Obama has done to help the people.
This argument is very strong because ObamaCare cut premium costs for millions of families and small businesses and gives billions of dollars in tax cuts. And I help a lot of people.
People support these arguments because each paragraph has evidence to help see that these programs were good for the country and for the