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  • DACA UPDATE: ONGOING COURT BATTLES KEEPING IT ALIVE
    DACA UPDATE: ONGOING COURT BATTLES KEEPING IT ALIVE

    While the Trump administration attempted to swiftly eradicate DACA, federal court cases have kept it alive for the time being, but its future remains far from certain as the question likely heads to ...

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  • The End of DACA
    The End of DACA

    The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is a U.S. policy established by the Obama administration in 2012. It allows certain undocumented immigrants who entered the country as minors ...

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  • The House Immigration Reform Bill: Pathway for DREAMers, Problem for Parents?
    The House Immigration Reform Bill: Pathway for DREAMers, Problem for Parents?

    With Congress returning from recess, an immigration reform bill was expected to be unveiled this week. Much of the news coming from the Capitol has reflected optimism from insiders among the ...

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  • News: Alabama Allows Driver's Licenses for Deferred Action; Illinois Allows for Undocumented Immigrants
    News: Alabama Allows Driver's Licenses for Deferred Action; Illinois Allows for Undocumented Immigrants

    ALABAMA I recently wrote about North Carolina’s controversial plan to issue driver’s licenses to deferred action recipients with the mark “No Lawful Status.” This week, Alabama announced that it would ...

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  • Deferred Action and North Carolina's Driver's License Mark: The Scarlet Letter Redux
    Deferred Action and North Carolina's Driver's License Mark: The Scarlet Letter Redux

    North Carolina’s controversial plan to mark driver's licenses issued to deferred action recipients was met with protests last week in Washington, D.C. Last month, North Carolina's Department of ...

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