Romney outreach to Hispanics sidesteps DREAMer students, slams educator unions
Romney offers DREAMers no assurance they can stay in the U.S., the only home they’ve ever known
News
American DREAMer students clear major hurdle beginning today
Scores of hard-working, law-abiding immigrant students move closer to fulfilling their education dreams.
Educator speaks out for her DREAMer students
High school teacher welcomes President Obama’s decision to allow DREAMer students to live and work legally in the United States.
One DREAMer’s story of stepping out of the shadows
Thanks to President Obama, DREAMer students can apply beginning August 15 to live and work temporarily in the U.S.
Obama halts deportation of thousands of immigrant students
By Mary Ellen Flannery Parents, students and NEA educators cheered the Obama administration’s announcement today that it would stop the deportation of hundreds of thousands of “Dreamers”—those young adults who arrived in this country as children—and instead provide them with work visas. “It’s wonderful news,” said Matilde Vallejos, a student services worker with Maryland’s Montgomery … Continued
Could the DREAM Act Have Saved Joaquin Luna’s Life?
Joaquin Luna feared his immigrant status would leave him unable to attend college.
NEA and Alabama Educators Target Anti-Student Immigration Law
On Monday, November 21, the National Education Association, Alabama Education Association and the National School Boards Association filed an amicus brief challenging Alabama’s H.B. 56.
DREAM Act Supporters Make Their Case to the US Senate
The first-ever hearing on the DREAM Act was held recently and chaired by long-time supporter Sen. Dick Durbin.
NEA’s Eskelsen Promotes DREAM, Proven Reforms at Netroots Nation
NEA VP urges progressives to protect public education, help unlock opportunities for kids.
It is Time to DREAM
Update (12/18/10): The DREAM Act failed to reach the required 60 votes to move on to final passage by a vote of 55 for, 41 against.
This week, fears could be eased if the Senate votes in favor of the DREAM Act, a piece of legislation which would allow young immigrants who are students to apply for U.S. residency after going through a comprehensive six year process.