Foreword
In 2012, as immigration reform talks in Congress were floundering, then-President Barack Obama took what he called a “temporary stopgap measure” to protect a special group of immigrants: those brought to the country as children. …
The American Dream and Promise Act
Pros & Cons of Protecting DACA Recipients
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Honorable Steny Hoyer
House Majority Leader, Maryland, Democrat
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Honorable Lucille Roybal-Allard
Representative, California, Democrat
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Jin K. Park
Rhodes Scholar, Harvard University, DACA Recipient
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Honorable Doug Collins
Former Representative, Georgia, Republican
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Honorable Andy Biggs
Representative, Arizona, Republican
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Joseph Edlow
Founder, The Edlow Group
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Foreword
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DACA by the Numbers
More than 2 million people are estimated to be eligible for DACA
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The DACA Process
What DHS looks for in DACA applications
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The Economic Benefits of Immigration
How could a path to citizenship influence the U.S. economy?
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The Current Legal Status of DACA
What do recent court rulings mean for Dreamers?
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What Congress Is Doing on DACA
Bipartisan agreement on immigration has been hard to find
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Pros and Cons of Teaching Critical Race Theory
A movement toward greater equity versus broad discrimination
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Pros and Cons of Drug Sentencing Reform
Ending a discriminatory policy versus regulating drug crimes
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Pros and Cons of Teaching Critical Race Theory
A movement toward greater equity versus broad discrimination
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Pros and Cons of Drug Sentencing Reform
Ending a discriminatory policy versus regulating drug crimes
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