text: My grandparents immigrated from Mexico when my mother was 10. They did it "The Right Way"; piles of forms, probationary period, citizenship classes and tests, and then the swearing in type ceremony. My grandmother has told me many times that it was her proudest moment in life. I was dead-set against the Trumpser ending the DACA program because I have several family members who are enrolled. When my grandmother announced that she was "glad it's ending" I was totally speechless. Until she explained. She told me that she had earned her citizenship. She worked for it, studied her butt off in her classes, and aced the final test. She worked for it. She compared it to a kid who studies hard, does his assignments, and gives up her playtime so she can get an A. Then the teacher just gifts an A to another kid who did nothing to earn it because it's not "fair". She feels like DACA is a slap in the face to every immigrant who did it right and earned their citizenship.