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America’s Voice Representatives Kennedy, Murphy, and Swalwell Meet with Immigrant Youth As Part of “Dreamer Dinners” Campaign and Future Forum Listening Tour English HuffPost Trump Can’t Extend DACA. He Already Killed It. By Elise Foley October 13, 2017 Daily Kos Trump’s abysmal 16 percent approval among Latinos is sending GOP strategists into a panic By… Continue »

Today's must-read top immigration news from around the country.

America’s Voice Trump to Extend DACA Beyond March 5? Not Happening ICYMI: Former DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano Calls for Dreamer Protection ICYMI: University of Cincinnati student feels like a pawn Trump Administration Wants to Implement “Performance Metrics” for Immigration Judges ¿Trump ampliará DACA más allá del 5 de marzo? No va a ocurrir English New… Continue »

Today's must-read top immigration news from around the country.

English Gears of Biz US budget face-off may open window of hope for ‘Dreamers’ By Helen Clark October 11, 2017 Associated Press GOP lawmaker says ‘Dreamers’ would lift up birth countries By Kevin Frecking October 11, 2017 USA Today 20,000 DACA teachers at risk — and your kids could feel the fallout, too By Greg… Continue »

Today's must-read top immigration news from around the country.

English McClatchy Congress’ Dreamer dealing puts Cornyn on immigration tightrope By Andrea Drusch October 10, 2017 Miami Herald Trump’s conditions to revive DACA are a ‘poison pill,’ say young immigrants By Brenda Medina and Glenn Garvin October 09, 2017 Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Spending-bill snarl on table, Pelosi says October 10, 2017 CNN DACA in flux:… Continue »

As Deadline Looms, Time for Congress to Act on Dream Act Leading observers are denouncing and dismissing the White House immigration principles releasedSunday night. The consensus from right and left is that this wish list of poison pills was put out by hardliners Stephen Miller and Jeff Sessions in an effort to kill, rather than advance,… Continue »