
Money, motherhood and Trump made her miss DACA before. This time it's a judge's ruling
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Ariela Rodriguez was sitting in her car when the future that she imagined for herself and her family was crushed.
She found out on social media that a program that could shield the undocumented mother from deportation and allow her to work legally ceased to exist for first-time applicants like her. But It wasn't the first time her plans were upended. A series of life circumstances over the past decade pushed Rodriguez away from pursuing her dreams of becoming a doctor in Houston and seeking protection from deportation just like other immigrants who were brought to the United States as children.More Related News

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