Organizations urge DACA recipients to continue renewing their permits on time

Given the uncertainty generated by President-elect Donald Trump’s threats about the current programs and legal permits that some immigrants have, particularly DACA beneficiaries, pro-immigrant organizations are asking Dreamers to have their documents in order and to carry out the procedures that correspond to them.

Eliana Gonzalez, Director of the Immigration Legal Services Program at the Immigrant Rights and Education Network-SIREN recommends that young dreamers do not fail to renew their permits.

Eliana Gonzalez indicates that in the organization she directs they are preparing to advise people, dreamers but also families, and as for the Advance Parol to leave the country, they say it is important that they apply while the new government does not enter.

She shares the numbers of SIREN for more information 408 453 3003, of this non-profit organization that can support you and is based in San Jose California.

Eliana Gonzalez Director of the immigration legal services program, at the Immigrant Rights and Education Network-SIREN points out that it is very important that people approach organizations and have information because while we have concerns about what the next Trump administration may bring. we can’t stop going to work but if we have the information we will know what to do.

Eliana Gonzalez, remember that we have rights, regardless of our immigration status.

Eliana Gonzalez Director of the immigration legal services program, at the Immigrant Rights and Education Network-SIREN, explains that in case your workplace is raided you should do the following.

In addition, she suggests that if you have documents that are not true, do not show them.

Eliana Gonzalez, Director of the Immigration Legal Services Program at the Immigrant Rights and Education Network-SIREN, talks about the plan that mixed families should make.

Finally, Eliana Gonzalez reminds us that the state of California will have a litigation fund to defend its immigrants against measures applied by the federal government.

In addition, there are organizations working in coordination to reach more people in the community.