Yesterday’s viral #SaveDACA campaign has stretched into today, with DREAMers continuing to share more their inspirational stories with our nation’s leaders. Sen. Dick Durbin — who, along with Senate Democrats, kicked off the hashtag yesterday — briefly mentioned the campaign during a floor speech today, saying that the #SaveDACA was viewed by millions of Americans and was a top trending topic throughout the day.
See more #SaveDACA additions from DREAMers below, as well as further tweets from yesterday here.
My #DACAstory :work, BA in Econ, help family more, community college Math Lab tutor, working on MS in applied maths, homeowner. #saveDACA
— Ale Noemi (@alesolo) December 1, 2016
#withDACA, my friends went to college (with in-state tuition). They also work — with non-profits, helping others. #saveDACA pic.twitter.com/6BRDbn78e8
— Jossie Sapunar (@Jossie_Flor) December 1, 2016
“We’re all around you. We keep America going just like you do.”
An undocumented Fusion producer explains why we must #SaveDACA: pic.twitter.com/4eGUGvcNa7
— Fusion (@Fusion) December 1, 2016
I would not be where i am now without #DACA : senior @chicostate + exact job in the field i wanted #saveDACA
— ☰ N I D (@ehneed) December 1, 2016
#Daca me ayudó a mi hija, Hoy es asist. De Maestra en una escuela y sus sueño es ser maestra de niños especiales #SaveDaca #HereToStay
— BerthaW (@sanlesbertha) December 1, 2016
With DACA I got my 1st job and was able to further pursue my dream career.
I’m here to stay #saveDACA— Rosa Marie Gonzalez (@ChinnaaScreamsU) December 1, 2016
Only if you all understood the impact it had in my life.This literally changed my life and I wouldn’t be where I am today. #SaveDACA https://t.co/dIxKxu7w9v
— oskyyy🤑🤗 (@Ossskyy) December 1, 2016
Thanks to #DACA I became the first one in my family to attend college and am now a credentialed elementary teacher! #saveDACA
— Karla Virrueta (@pinkkarla) December 1, 2016
#SaveDaca so I can continue to give back to my community by working, paying taxes and being the first in my family to ever go to college ✊🏾💛
— Julieta ⚰ 🌹🌙 (@JulietaRendoza) December 1, 2016
I was finally able to work legally, pay taxes, open a bank account, get a driver’s license and finish college #SaveDACA
— Anabel P. (@beyondceilings) December 1, 2016
DACA gave me the platform necessary to demonstrate that my contributions are valuable #SaveDACA
— Anabel P. (@beyondceilings) December 1, 2016
#WithDACA I was the first in my fam to graduate from college, interned for NBC News & now have a job that helps me give back. #saveDaca pic.twitter.com/5vpWpYhj7m
— Claudia V. Lemus (@ClaudiaVLemus) December 1, 2016
Because of #DACA I have accomplished everything I was told I would never accomplish #saveDACA
— Thiis Chiick (@Thischick25) December 1, 2016
Because of #DACA I was able to obtain my Masters in Pub Admin, get a job, and help my community/family. We need to #SaveDACA!
— Juan Escalante (@JuanSaaa) November 30, 2016
