This is the fifth year the study has taken place.
A majority of DACA recipients fear returning to their place of birth because of concerns for their safety, a survey published by immigration research groups found.
Of that number, more than 90% of participants reported they were concerned for their or their family’s safety, security and access to food and education if they returned to their country of birth.“The things that you often hear are, some not knowing the language, not having any local contacts,” said Phillip Wolgin, managing director of Immigration Policy at the Center for American Progress. “Or getting sent back to a place with a history of violence or gang issues.
A majority of participants are currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree. Some report being able to purchase their first car or home. Having a valid work permit also has allowed them to seek better jobs, the study found.
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