Looking for a permanent solution for our neighbors.

A Dreamer is an undocumented immigrant who came to the United States as a child. Dreamers often have only known the U.S. as home and identify as Americans. There are as many as 3.6 million Dreamers residing in the United States, many of whom either did not apply for DACA or aged into the program after it stopped accepting new applicants. Only a minority of the total Dreamer population – approximately 653,000 Dreamers – are currently protected under DACA. Even at the height of participation, only about 800,000 Dreamers were protected.

Dreamers are at risk, given ongoing litigation that could end DACA protections in the coming months. To provide certainty for DACA recipients and applicants as well as their family members, friends, colleagues, and employers, we need a permanent solution from Congress and the President.