Photos by Karla Gachet kchete77 / “Receiving DACA meant I could finally work in the medical field and was able to use my degree that I worked so hard for.” —Alicia Sandoval Alicia, 32, is the director of health education at Parktree Community Center in Ontario and Pomona, California. She educates chronic disease patients on how to manage their health in order to prevent them from getting COVID-19. She also assisted the center with creating and implementing all the educational material on the virus for patients and staff. Alicia came to the U.S. from Tijuana, Mexico, when she was a year old. Her parents are also essential workers and own a cleaning service, Sandoval Janitorial Services, which has been in business since she was a little girl. Alicia helps her family out on the weekends with their cleaning business when they need her. *Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA) protects undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children from deportation. This pr...