In 2012, when Barack Obama was still the president of the United States, he proposed a program called DACA. This program ensures that every child who immigrates to the United States can stay here without any problems if they fulfill their obligations, such as registering and paying taxes. However, the Supreme Court of the United States of America has decided to re-examine and possibly modify the DACA program. Given that Apple employs several hundred employeesancwho are in the United States thanks to the DACA program, the executive director Applol, Tim Cook, and Vice President, Retail and People Applu, Deirdre O'Brien, decided to join the discussion.
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Both of these representatives of the Californian giant were friends of the court during the proceedings. This means that they could not influence the court in any way, but they could tell him their thoughts and opinion on the matter. In 2017 Apple employed 250 dreamers – from the English word Dreamers, i.e. people in the United States thanks to the DACA program. He left in court Apple hear that currently this number has increased to 443 dreamers, across 36 states throughout the United States. All these dreamers who are in Applu employed, comes from 25 different countries from all over the world.
The Californian giant is interested in this issue mainly because it could not imagine losing colleagues from the DACA program. “Our country has made a deal with a highly vulnerable population interested in a bright future. Pro"We should keep this agreement," says the statement of the apple company. Apple he bet a lot on the dreamers and further states that it definitely paid off. Dreamers are full of creativity, want to expand their knowledge and support innovation. "They inspire all of us. They do Apple better. They make our whole country better.” One of the main goals of the company Apple is that all people have the same opportunities. According to the apple company, the United States is a great place if you give people the opportunity to follow their dreams. “Our country is uniquely successful in welcoming people from all over the world who seek a better life for themselves and their families. All of this DACA makes possible,” it says further in the statement.
V AppDreamers represent a variety of job roles. Some work in hardware development, others in software development. Technicians, retail salespeople, and customer support positions are also common. Apple even decided to share some of the dreamers' stories publicly. However, to protect the employees themselves,ance, using only initials instead of names. For example, DO came to the United States from Mexico at the age of eight, WV came to the United States from Peru, KG's parents arranged for him to move to the United States from Mexico at the age of eight. LD immigrated to the United States from Brazil when she was five, AB now works as a retail salesperson after immigrating to the United States at the age of eight. Apple It's definitely not the first time he supports the DACA program, he first did so back in 2017. You can view the court's full statement here.
Well, if they came legally and don't work illegally, then probably no one has a problem with that. But I doubt that what is being dealt with there now has anything in common with people who came legally and want to pay taxes and work. And if you already accept a certain percentage, you should also ensure that they do not multiply uncontrollably in the country of origin and thus do not create further problems.