Posts Tagged ‘Dream Act’
DACA in Jeopardy Again
After 9 years of having the DACA program in place, a federal judge has chosen now as the right time to determine that when it was put in place 2 presidents ago, the rules were not properly followed in starting the program. Frankly, it’s inexplicable. If this were an issue, it should have come up…
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5 Elementos Controvertidos Con Respecto A La Ley DREAM
El debate de la Ley DREAM ha estado presente en el Congreso de los Estados Unidos desde 2001. Si bien se lo considera legislativo bipartidista, el Congreso tituló la legislación sobre Desarrollo, Alivio y Educación de Menores Extranjeros (de ahí el título DREAM). El proyecto de ley ha sido discutido, propuesto y reintroducido varias veces,…
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5 Controversial Elements Regarding the DREAM Act
The DREAM Act, if enacted, would permanently protect certain immigrants who arrived in the United States as children but are now adults – and are therefore vulnerable to deportation. The DREAM Act has quite a history in Congress (more on that later), but as of this writing, there are two versions of the original act:…
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