Jun 30, 2011
Organizers worked around the clock in Texas to stop Mario's deportation. They sent thousands of message to DHS in support of young DREAMers who only wish to give back to the country they know as home.
Continue »It's official—the thousands of faxes we all sent to ICE will allow Manolo and his family to stay in the country for another year!
Continue »Jun 29, 2011
From Christmas to March, Mario was sitting in a Georgia detention center. Though he's been in the United States since he was a baby, he was forced to spend Christmas, New Year's, and Valentine’s Day away from his family, friends, and his bride-to-be, Brandy.
Continue »Peck finally apologized via CNN:
“I’m Virgil Peck, I made an inappropriate comment. For that, I’m sorry, and I apologize to anyone that I offended with my inappropriate comment. I’ll be more careful with my words in the future.”
Jun 27, 2011
The concerns about Maryland's Dream Act are understandable; they're also misplaced. They fail to recognize that the law is overwhelmingly in the state's interest.
Continue »Even though one in every seven Illinois residents is now an immigrant, Governor Quinn wants to slash immigrant services by almost 75% in his new budget.
Continue »Could an Arizona-like immigration law be coming to your state? Stand up to anti-immigrant policies before they become law. Tell your state representatives to vote down any legislation that breaks up families and scapegoats immigrants in your community.
Continue »Jun 25, 2011
Pedro Gutierrez, a 22-year old Arizonan, has been granted a one-year stay of deportation, thanks to the work of DREAM activists and DREAM Act supporters all over the nation.
Continue »Jun 24, 2011
Zahid served in the United States Army, the National Guard, and with the Red Cross. He served the U.S. until a back injury required him to use a wheelchair.But, despite his service, when Zahid applied to become a citizen, his application was denied and he was ordered out. Now,... Continue »
Sign our holiday card to courageous leaders of the DREAM Act movement and let them know that you’ll keep fighting with them.
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