Resumen
Los dreamers son jóvenes migrantes que fueron llevados a los Estados Unidos por sus padres durante la infancia de manera indocumentada. Como parte del programa Acción Diferida para los Recién Llegados (DACA) algunos dreamers pudieron acceder a la educación superior, obtener permisos de trabajo, un número de seguridad social y licencias de conducir. Han crecido y se han formado con valores estadounidenses, y a pesar de sus proundas raíces en Estados Unidos, a estos jóvenes no se les permite pertenecer plenamente a este país, son simultáneamente incluidos y excluidos. El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo identificar los principales desafíos y barreras de integración que enfrentan los dreamers mexicanos en los Estados Unidos basados en entrevistas de profundidad originales. Las experiencias de los dreamers son analizadas a través del enfoque teórico-metodológico de las teorías Crítica de la Raza (CRT) y Crítica Latina (Latcrit), estudiando como la intersección de raza/etnia, clase, idioma y estatus migratorio afectan las vidas y proyectos de los jóvenes soñadores.
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