📄 social_science
The Uprooted Political Socialization of DACA Recipients
This paper argues that while the DACA policy initially fostered American identity among recipients, its lack of permanent legal protections and pathway to citizenship ultimately eroded that attachment, causing recipients to prioritize more secure racial and gender identities over a revocable national one.
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