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Undocumented youth brace for a frightening future under Trump

They spent most of their lives here. Now, they don't know if they'll have to leave. Read the full transcript below. Subscribe to our channel!    / thinkprogressvideo   Moving news forward. ThinkProgress is a news site dedicated to providing our readers with rigorous reporting and analysis from a progressive perspective. For more, check out http://thinkprogress.org/. Check more of our videos: https://www.youtube.com/thinkprogress... Follow ThinkProgress on Twitter:   / thinkprogress   And on Facebook:   / thinkprogress   TRANSCRIPT 12.26.16 HARETH: If your family was undocumented, what would you do? TRUMP: They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they’re rapists. And some, I assume, are good people. If I’m elected they’re gonna be out of there day one. Build that wall! Build that wall! WOLF BLITZER, CNN: Donald Trump has defeated Hillary Clinton to become president elect. BETTY: I was just (gasps) I couldn’t believe it. GILDA: It really left us in shock. LIZETT: It felt like a nightmare, you know? 'Cause we didn’t really think this could actually happen. NICOLE: I had friends that were sitting around me making jokes, saying 'oh are you going to go back to Mexico now? And I was just laughing on the outside but on the inside I was really scared, really nervous for what's about to happen. CHUCK TODD, NBC: What do you do about the DACA order now? Trump: The executive order gets rescinded. And they're here illegally, they're gonna have to go and they're gonna have to come in legally. We’re gonna get rid of the bad ones, the bad ones are gonna be out of there fast. As far as everybody else, we have to go through the process. HARETH: Should I go into hiding? LIZETTE: Am I not going to be able to continue working where I am working? NICOLLE: What am I going to do? HARETH: There aren't many answers so there is a lot of uncertainty. ROXANA: My daughter is crying a lot. I sit with her and I say, you don't worry. You continue your dreams and always I help you. GIOVANNA: I am a mother. I don’t know where did I get that strength, but I did. GILDA: It does not affect me much because I am already older and I have lived, but I was thinking of the DREAMers, of the young people. And I know what it's like to suffer. I know what it’s like to apply for jobs without papers. NICOLLE: I soon will be 18, and after that you're an adult so I'm not exactly sure what's going to happen with me and how I will be protected. But for right now I feel that I am okay, I'm safe LIZETTE: I want to stay hopeful and I want to stay positive, I think that's the best that we can do right now. GIOVANNA: We have to wait until the president say something, you know? I think that’s, we have to be patient and keep believing in God and keep going on in everyday life.