Thousands of young immigrants in Michigan today are living in a state of limbo.
During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump vowed to end the Obama administration's deferred action program that allowed these young immigrants to go to school, and work, without fear of deportation.
Now, two months into his Presidency, the Trump White House hasn't announced its plans for the program, though the president now says he will deal with the issue "with heart."
But for many young immigrants, the fear remains.
Brandon Reyes is one young person in Michigan living with this fear. He told our State of Opportunity team about his experience.
Click above to hear his words.
