Roughly 22 years after Teresa Berrios came to Lake Worth to build a better life, the 50-year-old Chilean national is still looking over her shoulder, worried that she could be deported at any time.

While she has raised four children, three of whom automatically became U.S. citizens when they were born here, her own dreams of being granted legal status have been dashed again and again -- most recently last year when a federal judge in Texas blocked President Barack Obama's overhaul of the nation's immigration system from taking effect.

On Tuesday, like an estimated 180,000 undocumented immigrants in Florida and more than 5 million nationwide, Berrios was given reason for renewed hope.
