"The DACA-mented population has a different profile in the workplace than a lot of other undocumented people who are working. Because they are usually fluent in English, and they usually went to U.S. schools, many of them have advanced degrees and are working in professions that are more highly skilled," says Jessie Hahn, a labor and employment policy attorney at the National Immigration Law Center (NILC). "One of the questions United We Dream got from their membership when they surveyed them about their concerns to their employment ending was what do I do with my retirement account? Can I access that money? That's an indication of the kinds of jobs that these people are holding."