This weekend, 46 DREAM Act student leaders from 15 states and Washington, DC are traveling to Minnesota to reflect on ten years of DREAM Act activism and look forward to the next ten years of fighting for immigrant rights.
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Below, the moving testimonies of Noe Guzman and Herta Llusho, representing DREAM Act-eligible students from across the country who grew up in the United States, yet are still denied an opportunity to gain legal status.
Herta Llusho:
Noe Guzman:
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Really incredible. I really don't understand how anyone can be against the Dream Act.
Seriously, there are so many similar stories out there, i would know, i am one of them, and all we are asking for is a chance to serve and contribute to this country, we have learned to love, and get a shot at our dreams like most of our friends. And due to the choices of our parents we are now between a rock and a hard place and can't do anything about it. So Please support the Dream Act.
Such determined and bright individuals deserve a chance. Just one chance..
Please do also spare a thought for E2 kids who also need to be embraced by this legislation.The small foreign E2 business owner is repeatedly over-looked despite the fact that an estimated 1 million americans work in those businesses. Sadly the children of E2 business owners just like their undocumented counterparts grow up both culturally and educationally as americans yet have no automatic right to stay in the U.S.
You are right. The E-2 kids should qualify if they fall out of status and meet all other requirements. Sadly, no one will amend the DREAM Act to be comprehensive and targeted towards our legal counterparts. There is always the PROUD Act.