More than two million undocumented college students in the United States are approaching graduation without the legal status to work, drive, or in some cases stay in the country, and this film sits down with a handful of them to hear what that looks like day to day. Interviews carry the whole film: students describe hiding their status from classmates, patching together tuition without financial aid, and calculating how visible they can afford to be as deportation enforcement tightens around them. The film places these accounts against the immigration debate playing out in Washington at the time, tying policy arguments directly to the students whose lives they would decide. There is no reenactment or expert panel here, just the students talking through what they have built despite their paperwork and what they stand to lose. The picture that emerges is less about politics in the abstract than about a specific, narrow window: a diploma close enough to touch, and no clear path past it.