Children Of Legal Immigrants Fear Deportation

A new bipartisan bill would grant permanent residency if they've maintained legal status in the U.S. for at least 10 years and graduated from college.

When Glo Harn Choi turned 21, he became undocumented despite having lived in the U.S. legally since he was a toddler. "My whole life, it was kind of building up to that moment where, you know, one day, you know, as terrible as things are, things are only going to get worse," Choi said. "I actually thought I was the only undocumented Korean person in the entire country." He came to Chicago in the late '90s as a dependent on his father's student visa.