There are about 11 million undocumented aliens living in the
United States. That is, 11 million people living here that are
unable to work legally, pay taxes, fight in our military, or
vote. Because they immigrated to the United States illegally,
they should not be granted these rights, but what about their
children? Alien minors are often brought to the United States
without knowledge or choice. Should they be penalized for the
actions of their parents?  In 2008, it was estimated that 1.7
million undocumented minors, between the ages of 18 and 24, were
living in the United States. Of that 1.7 million, 65,000
graduate from high school each year without opportunity for
success. With no career possibilities to look forward to, many
may turn to criminal and deviant behaviors. These minors are
forced to live a life extremely different than their peers. They
cannot obtain a license, they must work illegally, and they live
in fear of deportation everyday. Forced to live life "under the
radar," a sustainable and ful