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Article on DACA recipient Johan Gayton was refreshing

Joel Angel Juarez Las Vegas Review-Journal @jajuarezphoto
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After all the depressing news we have had this week, the Tuesday article about Johan Gaytan, a DACA participant, was, to say the least, refreshing. What a nice young man he must be. He has his head on straight. He said, “I can’t control government, and I can’t control the Trump administration. But I can control what I can do, and that is getting a job and getting some sort of income to help my mother.” That is what we all must do: control the things we can control and know that things will eventually turn out right.

Bless you, young man.

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