Who are the DREAMers?
Dreamers are the nearly 800,000 people whose immigration and work statuses are protected by DACA.
Dreamers are the nearly 800,000 people whose immigration and work statuses are protected by DACA.
30 young leaders came together at The Latin Grammys to spotlight the urgent need for the Dream Act.
Chantel Barcenas had an identity crisis when learning she was not a U.S. citizen. An Obama-era policy helped her find a sense of purpose — all now in flux
DACA has allowed DREAMers, who were brought to this country as children, to be spared from deportation while also allowing them to work and attend college.
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