🔺 r/DACAuMindless_Purchase594·93 days ago

Some people act like it’s their first time renewing DACA

I know I sound like an asshole for this, but I’m growing frustrated. “After approval, how long until we get our EAD cards?” - This is not your first time. “What does this update mean?” - Google is free. “How do I check if I had API movement?” - There are detailed posts already explaining this. “I got a DUI.” - Lawyer up. I literally saw someone post in a FB group today if they had to renew their SSN. Like be so for real right now… As if it’s our first time with DACA. Or like we can’t just search subs/groups or literally google for answers to these questions. Now everyone is blowing up over USCIS changing their “processing” language. It literally means the exact same thing as before. Are we for real right now? These online communities are helpful to gauge timelines and ask other related questions. But there’s just so much spamming of the same bs all the time. submitted by /u/Mindless_Purchase594 to r/DACA [link] [comments]
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