when he learned that a young prep chef named suni santana was undocumented, aaron said sunni could stay so long as he found a way to fix his undocumented status. thankfully sunni qualified for daca. he worked hard and thrived. in fact, he did so well that aaron offered to partner with him in opening his very own new restaurant in downtown phoenix. but then, cruelly and without warning, president trump terminated daca and stripped away sunni's status, throwing his entire life in limbo. democrats are fighting for dreamers like sunni. and for business owners like aaron who believe in them. we are also fighting for veterans like miguel perez from chicago. miguel has lived in this country since he was 8 years old. he served two tours in afghanistan and suffers from ptsd as a result of his service. unfortunately as is too often the case with us, this led to problems with addiction. miguel deserves our support. instead he's facing deportation. as i speak, miguel is currently sitting in an i.c.e. detention center in kenosha, wisconsin, which happens to be in the district of our speaker, paul ry