Comment from Unmatched Trucking LLC

As a DACA recipient, a commercial driver, and the owner of my own trucking business, this issue is deeply personal to me. I have worked hard to earn my CDL, build my business from the ground up, and provide a stable future for my family. My trucking company is not just a job—it is how I pay my bills, support my loved ones, and contribute to my community and the economy. The possibility of losing the ability to legally operate under my CDL class B creates uncertainty not only for me, but for the family that depends on my income and the customers who rely on my services. I have also Kept and accident free and clean Record with no tickets. If you can speak , read and write and keep the roads safe , it’s only Fair to have the opportunity to keep your CDL . Like many DACA recipients, I have followed the law, paid taxes, invested in my career, and met all the requirements necessary to obtain and maintain a Commercial Driver’s License. We are trained, qualified, and committed professionals who help keep goods moving across the country. Preventing DACA recipients from obtaining or maintaining CDL Class B would take opportunities away from hardworking individuals who have already proven their dedication and value. For my family, this is about more than a license—it is about financial stability, the ability to provide for our future, and the chance to continue pursuing the American dream through honest work and entrepreneurship. I respectfully urge policymakers to protect the ability of DACA recipients with CDL class B to continue driving and operating their businesses so that families like mine can continue to thrive.