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Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
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Merry Christmas DREAMers!
Dear DREAMers,Merry Christmas. Thank you for all that you and your families do for our society. Keep your faith and hopes alive.bh
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UCLA Law Grad is a DREAMer
Hector Tobar writes in the LA Times:Ever since he was 8 years old, Luis Perez has dedicated his life to becoming an American.In grade school, days after his arrival from…
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The End of a DREAM?
A former student of mine, Carrie Rosenbaum,, Esq., comments on the latest political battle over the DREAM Act in "The End of a DREAM?," posted on LexisNexis Emerging Issues Law Community…
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Continue DREAMing?
Unfortunately, here is another sad story of a college graduate facing deportation because his parents brought him to the United States when he was a teen. How does this make…
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A DREAMer Needs Help
Jorge-Alonso Chehade, age 22, came to the United States from Peru 8 years ago. Unless Congress or the Department of Homeland Security intervenes in his case, he will be required…
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VALEDICTORIAN GIVES UNDOCUMENTED CLASSMATE A CHANCE TO PURSUE A DREAM
A Salinas student with a near-full ride to Princeton and a $40,000 Matsui Foundation scholarship gave the scholarship to Hector Rojas, an undocumented student, to go to UC Davis. He…
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DREAM Act Vote This Week?
The Dream Act is set to come up for a vote this week according to Congressional Quarterly (see first enclosure) and CSPAN: http://public.cq.com/docs/cqt/news110-000002608374.html Interested citizens are urged to contact their…
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DREAM Act Report: Wasted Talent and Broken Dreams
Below is a link to a new report, which will be formally released in Washington next week: Wasted Talent and Broken Dreams: The Lost Potential of Undocumented Students, by Roberto…
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Immigrant Gardeners Provide College Scholarships
As Kevin Johnson reported yesterday, it's disappointing that Governor Schwarzenneger vetoed California's version of the DREAM Act. It's also disappointing that Congress has not passed the federal version. But here's…