Resources for DACA Renewal

Several hundred thousand undocumented immigrants were thrown into limbo when the Trump administration rescinded DACA in September 2017. The actions of the Trump Administration to end DACA threaten to irreparably harm students, educators and school systems across the nation.

Estimates put the number of educators impacted by the revocation of DACA at 9,000, many of whom possess vital Spanish language skills which are in high demand in the classroom. In addition, an estimated 250,000 DACA-eligible students are currently in the United States, with hundreds of thousands more who have an undocumented parent or family member.

Multiple court challenges over the lawfulness of DACA termination led to preliminary injunctions that allowed DACA recipients to renew their protections. On November 12, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in those cases.

For the latest updates before DACA heads to the Supreme Court, visit “What We Know About DACA Renewals” published by the Center for American Progress.

Below are additional links to resources on DACA updates, tips for renewing DACA, FAQs and where to find local assistance for help in filing renewals.

Home is Here DACA Renewal Directory Find a DACA Clinic Near You (English) Encuentre una Clínica de DACA Cerca de Usted (Español)
United We Dream Renew My DACA 2019 DACA Renewal Guide Top 5 Things You Should Know About DACA Get Help Paying Your DACA
InformedImmigrant.com  DACA Court Case Update Should I Submit My DACA Renewal Application Now? Find Legal Help Near You
National Immigration Law Center DACA Overview  FAQ: USCIS Is Accepting DACA Renewal Applications Top 5 Things to Know About DACA Renewals… now that the Supreme Court has decided to review the DACA-related federal court cases