Steve Lopez: Crushed for now but determined to fight
LOS ANGELES_For years, his schedule was unforgiving. Juan Casas left his Boyle Heights home after midnight, loaded produce onto trucks from 2 a.m. until noon in downtown Los Angeles, then drove to school and caught a nap in the California State,L.A. parking lot before classes.
Now 28, Casas has an electrical engineering degree and works for an aerospace company.
On Tuesday morning, Casas took a break from his job to call his mother with the news that DACA _ the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program _ was being terminated. He and 800,000 others brought to the U.S. illegally when they were too young to understand immigration law, or have a say in the matter, now could be
