Why I May Get Deported -- DACA

I didn't go to the DMV. I was in class and they asked for my social security number. Right., and they, I didn't have one. I couldn't give them one. Right. Uh, oh, and excuse me, I wasn't a DACA person yet because Trump hasn't passed it yet. Right. And they're like, and I couldn't, I didn't have a social security number. My parents just told me to fill in 000000. So I did that. Maybe it was like a cheat code. I don't know. Um, but then I got home and they told me that I'm basically as close as it gets to an illegal citizen or an illegal immigrant. Yeah. And This was like, I was shell-shocked because my parents and I had this whole, it was like my teenage years, I would always pretend like I wasn't a foreigner, like I would never accept the fact that I was from Slovakia. So my parents would bring it up, I would be like, no, fuck that, I'm American, I'm American. So this was like a real slap to my face when I'm like this douchey teen and then they were like, yeah, you're not a citizen, you're not even like, I was not legally allowed to be here. And then we got lucky and then DACA got passed, which was an executive order from Obama, as I mentioned, and that let me stay in the country and work. So, I got a job, I started working, and then, yeah, I ended up here.