“It is a temporary retreat in an attempt to minimize the extensive public image fiasco, but they have only delayed the trauma to these kids for when they need to renew,” Khanbabai told ABC News.
If they’re approved, the requests for delayed deportation are typically granted for two years, Khanbabai said. USCIS has not said if approved applicants will be able to reapply after their two years are up.
A USCIS official said Monday that it is still under consideration whether a limited version of the deferred action program for non-military applicants will be continued.
Sourse: abcnews.go.com
