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I was a DACA Recipient and it was so fun and pretty good

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i was a citizen so i was happy but now im not because i was a Daca recipient and i wasn't proud now.

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i was a undocumented and lass time i was happy of being a Daca recipient and today gelis of being the lowest

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I was a citizen. It was great.I could do a lot of things as a citizen. But its sad that other people have less privalleges especially for the undocumented.They had less privalleges. In real life I would be sad to have less privalleges. Like not being able to run for president or they couldn't get a car.

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i was a lawful resident and its pretty good :)

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it was imposible to do this.wow like it was the hardest thing a did this kill'd me .a went to the desert and died . awesome

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I was assigned citizen and it was really cool because im a citizen and we don't need to ask permission to go places  or wait a very long time for your job and it was really fun.

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I was a undocumented.It made me feel sad because I couldn't do anything but go to college but I couldn't get my degree for what ever I was doing in college.The barrier for undocumented feels like you have no rights and like you are being bossed around by anyone you probably anyone even if you don't know them.

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My immigration status was undocumented.I felt kind of sad because I have a high chance of being deported.Each person gets either a good consiquence or a bad consiquence.

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I was undocumented in it went out bad because we were just in the wall and we haded to take steps back.And the thing that went out good was will we were in the wall we were listening to the teacher what to do right next time

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First, which immigration status were you assigned? Based on if you were a citizen, lawful permanent resident, DACA recipient, or undocumented, how did the Immigration Privilege Walk make you feel? Since millions of people live this in their real life, what are some of the barriers each of them face?