According to a Center for American Progress analysis of government data, nearly 256,000 US citizen children have at least one parent who is a DACA recipient. ...
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For ‘dreamers,’ elation and relief after Supreme Court decision extending DACA
“This is something, but we need a pathway to citizenship,” she said. “It’s not over.” ...
What Is DACA? And How Did It End Up in the Supreme Court?
Here’s what you need to know about a policy that protected from deportation people who were brought into the United States as children. ...
Editorial: California can remain a ‘sanctuary’ for immigrants
Since his inauguration in 2017, President Trump has waged a mean-spirited, costly and unnecessary war against undocumented immigrants — many of whom have been living in this country for years and have been hard-working, ...
Trump Faces Election Risks in Looming Supreme Court Ruling on ‘Dreamers’
"I think the downside for him is probably fairly manageable," Texas-based Republican consultant Matt Mackowiak said. "I don't see DACA as an issue that affects Hispanics. DACA is an issue that affects DACA recipients." ...
Democrats gear up to hit GOP senators on DACA
“On the one hand, we have Trump saying and implementing all of these anti-immigrant policies. On the other hand, he’s signing executive orders mandating that employees go to work, like in the meat packing industries,” he ...
The fate of Dreamers is under siege. They need us now, more than ever
We remain proud of every Dreamer who chose to pursue their American dream at Hunter College. All three branches of the federal government—the executive, Congress, and the courts—should likewise applaud their grit during ...
Americans’ Faith in Law Is at Stake in the DACA Case
The Supreme Court has the opportunity to prove to the country that despite all the hardships that surround us, humanity is not dead, and cruelty does not rule the day. ...
Supreme Court denies request to suspend ‘public charge’ rule for immigrants during pandemic
Originally published by CNN The Supreme Court on Friday denied a request from New York and other states to block the Trump administration's controversial "public charge" rule during the coronavirus pandemic. The rule ...
As Supreme Court Mulls Dreamers, Kushner Revives Immigration Plan
The president’s son-in-law is hoping that a looming ruling will spur interest in his proposal, which is similar to one he tried to push last year. ...
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