Immigration Advocate Juan Escalante on Radioactivity Friday

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What it’s like to be an undocumented immigrant

President Trump is vowing a crackdown on illegal immigration. After some very tough talk about undocumented immigrants during the campaign, President Trump’s administration has issued some new guidelines for treating undocumented immigrants.

Host Rob Lorei  spoke with Juan Escalante, who is with a group called America’s Voice, which advocates for immigrants. His parents came here from Venezuela in 2000 when he was a child. In 2007, their attorney mishandled their green card application and the entire family lost their legal status.

Escalante is the author of a recent article on Vox, titled I’m an Undocumented Immigrant. I Pay My Taxes Every Year.

 

To listen back to this interview from Friday, May 5, 2017, click here.

 

One Response to “Immigration Advocate Juan Escalante on Radioactivity Friday”

  1. AmericanPieHole59

    all Illegal aliens lie and steal to get whatever they wand they will also break any law that stands in their way. Escalante should be deported if he is unauthorized to be in this country. If he is illegally in the country he may still be deportable if he is aiding and abetting illegal aliens.

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