Sentences with phrase «citizenship for dreamers»
Evangelicals, like most Americans, are more likely to favor a path to citizenship for Dreamers (54 %) than undocumented immigrants overall (43 %), according to a poll conducted this spring by Morning Consult and Politico.
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While he has recently said that he's open to a path to citizenship after 10 to 12 years for Dreamers, the future of those hundreds of thousands of people is still uncertain.
Trump's immigration plan is a sound start for an ultimate compromise The president is right to focus on skills - based immigration while «Dreamers» are allowed a path to citizenshipThe president is right to focus on skills - based immigration while «Dreamers» are allowed a path to citizenship.
Last week, the White House delivered a framework for an immigration bill that would give 1.8 million Dreamers a path to citizenship but would also spend $ 25 billion on security, including a wall, limit family reunion policies and end the visa lottery.
«The overwhelming majority of Americans support a pathway to citizenship for the nearly million Dreamers in this country, but today Senator Schumer has let us all down by failing to stand up for them,» said Steven Choi, Executive Director of the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC), in a statement.
Congress needs to hear from you about why they should pass the DREAM Act and make a path to citizenship a reality for our Dreamers.
Legislation to protect Dreamers — including the 20,000 educators with DACA — that includes pathways to legal status or citizenship would not only increase the GDP, creating more revenue with which to improve public schools, but it would also mean that students and families across the country currently living in fear of deportation could focus on both their education and creating a better future for themselves and their communities.99
On Feb. 26, U.S. Bishops are asking Catholics to «call» their members of Congress and ask them to protect the Dreamers from deportation, to provide them with a path to citizenship without damaging existing protections for families and unaccompanied minors.
At Parents as Teachers, we stand with the Dreamers and our partner agencies across the country who are committed to diversity and inclusion and demand legislative action to ensure a pathway to citizenship for these individuals.