13-Year-Old Brain Cancer Patient Sworn in as Honorary ICE, Border Patrol Agent

13-year-old brain cancer patient sworn in as honorary ICE, Border Patrol agent

DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old diagnosed with brain and spinal cancer, has been sworn in as an honorary agent of both Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol. Daniel underwent multiple brain surgeries at a young age while fighting cancer. President Donald Trump in March recognized Daniel during his State of the Union address and announced he would become an honorary Secret Service agent. Trump said during his speech that police love Dani…

DJ Daniel Gets Back At 'Squad' Rep. Jasmine Crockett: 'She Looks Like A Burnt Marshmallow'

DJ Daniel, the young man who was a guest of President Donald Trump during his first address to the new Congress earlier this year, is going viral once again after delivering some harsh words for newly minted Democratic Party superstar Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett. Daniel, 13, has been diagnosed with brain and spinal cancer, and took issue with Crockett for making fun of the way his head looks. “I’ve been through 13 brain surgeries, that’s why my …

Cancer Surviving Boy DJ Daniel Made Honorary Border Patrol Agent - The American Tribune.com

Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel, the 13-year-old boy who survived brain cancer after undergoing dozens of surgeries and originally facing a terminal diagnosis. was

Teenage cancer survivor DJ Daniel made honorary Border Patrol agent

Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel, whom President Donald Trump previously made an honorary Secret Service agent, is now an honorary Border Patrol agent. Daniel, a 13-year-old who survived brain cancer after having dozens of surgeries and originally being given a terminal diagnosis,…

DJ Daniel claps back at Jasmine Crockett, calling her a "burnt marshmallow"

Rep. Jasmine Crockett made fun of 13-year-old DJ Daniel’s head. Maybe she doesn't know he's a cancer survivor who had 13 brain surgeries. DJ says Crockett “can’t be talking because she looks like a burnt marshmallow.”

Rare Enough: DJ Stewart brings education and advocacy to life

DJ Stewart didn’t set out to become an advocate or a voice for survivors. But through sharing his story and fighting through the odds, that’s exactly what he became. “I’m a lifelong, 20-plus-year skateboarder,” Stewart said. “All of that being here in Kansas City. I’ve gotten to travel all over the country, different parts of the world, riding this little piece of wood that has done so much for me.” About seven years ago, Stewart began experienc…