Your comment neatly parrots current talking points like their "sense of entitlement" or jumping the "line," neither of which are relevant to four-year-olds brought to a new country by their parents. This is the only country many dreamers remember or know. There is nothing childish about wanting to live in the country you grew up in, but the implication that Congress can "clean up" the mess in six months is childish, given their track record. The truth is, "we" asked DACA children to step out of the shadows and identify themselves and they complied. Now we threaten their quasi-legal status to satisfy a squabble between the current president, Congress, and a former president. It is a purely political play that lacks both honor and integrity. Maybe they have always been buzzwords? The absence of these values speaks to our decline as a nation in a way dreamers never could. That is the essential tragedy here and Fernandez is right to draw attention to it.