i NEED HELP WITH AN ASSIGNMENT FOR IMMIGRATION LAW.

Laila's husband was murdered during a burglary in his store that went horribly wrong. She is devastated because he was the only one working while she stayed at home to take care of their two young children. She does not want to return to her family in Iran because there are fewer freedoms for women there.

Can she qualify for a U Nonimmigrant Status visa based on these facts?

Ben was born in 1995. He came to the United States on a visitor's visa from Argentina with his parents in 2001 when he was six years old. He has been in the country ever since. On June 15, 2012, he was 17 and in high school. Ben applied for and was granted DACA by the USCIS and has renewed his application every two years. It is now May 2019 and Ben wishes to re-apply for DACA. He visits the Humanitarian law firm to see if he is eligible.

Is Ben eligible to re-apply? Why or why not? What documents would you recommend that Ben bring in to show he is eligible for the program? Ben was once approved for DACA but let his DACA status lapse. He can apply as if he were a new applicant. What additional information might you need before you are able to determine his eligibility?