With furthering your education as an undocumented adolescents who finished high school , you would have to pay out of school tuition which is really expensive because the cost of a state college as an international student can be 10 times higher and would not get the same benefits of who are born in America as citizen even though you were in class with them during your teenage years. In addition, the authors point out that even with the high tuition rate and paying for living expensive, room and board you would not be able to work in the united states because they have the status of an undocumented adolescent. So, they can pursue a college degree but cannot work in the field of their degree. In some cases, undocumented dreamers who lived most of their life undocumented could legitimize their status as they entered adulthood and become a citizen and do not have to go through the same process as Dreamers. In conclusion, Perez and Buriel elaborates the meaning of the DREAM Act and what it will do for undocumented dreamers and how they can live the American dream with a contrast of how the
With furthering your education as an undocumented adolescents who finished high school , you would have to pay out of school tuition which is really expensive because the cost of a state college as an international student can be 10 times higher and would not get the same benefits of who are born in America as citizen even though you were in class with them during your teenage years. In addition, the authors point out that even with the high tuition rate and paying for living expensive, room and board you would not be able to work in the united states because they have the status of an undocumented adolescent. So, they can pursue a college degree but cannot work in the field of their degree. In some cases, undocumented dreamers who lived most of their life undocumented could legitimize their status as they entered adulthood and become a citizen and do not have to go through the same process as Dreamers. In conclusion, Perez and Buriel elaborates the meaning of the DREAM Act and what it will do for undocumented dreamers and how they can live the American dream with a contrast of how the