More schools address student safety as community fears of immigration raids intensify
“The stories they come to school with are heartbreaking.”
“The stories they come to school with are heartbreaking.”
“I’m very hopeful Congress will act [in 2014] because they will be bombarded with phone calls and letters. I always tell my DREAMers to stay positive, stay focused, never give up.” — Las Vegas school counselor Loretta Harper
“I am very interested as a school teacher in making sure the most vulnerable that I work with daily are able to have the opportunities that American promises all its citizens, especially our children.”
Las Vegas school bus driver Aurora Vigil and her two school-age daughters live every day with the pain of separation from her husband, their father.
With 70 percent of Americans supporting a path to citizenship, pressure builds on Congress to act.
DREAMers and educators celebrate Senate vote to “do right by students, their families, and communities so they can achieve their full potential.”
65 percent of Americans say they would vote for a law that would allow aspiring Americans the chance to become U.S. citizens
Push for common-sense, bipartisan reform would bring millions of students and their famiies out of the shadows