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El impacto de la pérdida de licencias para conductores DACA en El Paso

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María Maganda, una conductora de autobús escolar con 10 años de experiencia, enfrenta la pérdida de su licencia de conducir comercial debido a nuevas medidas federales que afectan a beneficiarios de DACA. En marzo, el Departamento de Vehículos Motorizados de California canceló unas 13,000 licencias, lo que ha dejado a muchos, incluidos sus colegas, sin trabajo. Maganda, quien ha intentado ajustar su estatus migratorio, ahora se ve forzada a manejar vehículos más pequeños con un salario reducido, mientras su familia enfrenta dificultades económicas. La situación ha llevado a protestas en varias ciudades, aunque el temor a la deportación ha limitado la participación. Se estima que hasta 61,000 camioneros en California podrían perder sus licencias en los próximos años, y los afectados esperan resultados de procesos legales que podrían tardar meses.

Key Details: • María Maganda perdió su licencia de conducir comercial debido a medidas federales. • Se estima que hasta 61,000 camioneros en California podrían perder sus licencias. • Protestas han tenido lugar en ciudades como Sacramento y Glendale, pero con baja participación. • La renovación de la licencia de Maganda está programada para octubre de 2025.

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