text: No. That's just wrong as the day is long. These parents brought their children to the U.S. illegally obviously in an effort to keep their families together. It is true, however, that family unification is not the best argument for DACA because it is not a family-based program (there may be some 'Dreamers' whose families have already been deported, have passed away, etc.) The better argument from a Christian standpoint is that these children are not only innocent (because they had no say in their 'transgression') but they are actually the ones in their class who are the most deserving of a chance, as they represent the cream of the crop, they have risen to the top and would in all likelihood would have a great future and bring benefits to society if allowed to stay. If THAT situation does not move a society to mercy, then that society is lost; from a Christian standpoint, it is like the barren fig which will not produce--because it refuses to do so.  Only God can save it.