Dreamers on Feb. 26 got a breather from the Supreme Court that for months will protect them from deportation. The high court refused to rule on the Trump Administration's attempt to circumvent a legal challenge to its attempt to end the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program.
The move by the Supreme Court shields 700,000 Dreamers from immediate deportation on the arbitrary March 5 date imposed by the Trump Administration. They can continue to go to school and work in the U.S. (An estimated 1 million more young undocumented immigrants who have not registered under DACA continue to risk deportation if they are stopped by immigration authorities.)
This fight is far from over. UUJAZ sides with Dreamers because they are us. We are them.
The move by the Supreme Court shields 700,000 Dreamers from immediate deportation on the arbitrary March 5 date imposed by the Trump Administration. They can continue to go to school and work in the U.S. (An estimated 1 million more young undocumented immigrants who have not registered under DACA continue to risk deportation if they are stopped by immigration authorities.)
This fight is far from over. UUJAZ sides with Dreamers because they are us. We are them.
