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Advocate. Support. Dream.

At Remember the Dreamers, we’re working to focus Congress on finding a legislative solution for Dreamers and DACA recipients, who are living in legal limbo while awaiting a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the DACA program. While we wait for Washington to act, Dreamers need our support. Working together, the higher education community plays a vital role in both advocating for and assisting these young people, many of whom are students on our campuses.

Who is DACA?​

0 .3M
DACA eligible

Source: FWD.us
0 K
currently hold DACA status

Source: USCIS
0
average age of DACA recipients

Source: USCIS

Education & Employment

0 K
Dreamers graduate from high school each year

Source: The Presidents' Alliance
0 %
DACA recipients are enrolled in school or college

Source: American Progress

Economic Impact

0 %
DACA recipients are employed

Source: TheDream.US

$ 0 B
lost tax revenue if they are deported

Source: Brief of 143 U.S. Business Associations and Companies as Amici Curiae in in Support of Respondents, Dept of Homeland Security v. Regents of the University of California
$ 0 B
reduction in economic growth over the next decade if they are deported

Source: Brief of 143 U.S. Business Associations and Companies as Amici Curiae in in Support of Respondents, Dept of Homeland Security v. Regents of the University of California

Support for DACA

0 %
Americans support Congress protecting Dreamers

Source: CNN
0 +
business and industry leaders actively support a permanent legislative solution

Source: Leaders of American Industry

Remember the Dreamers Partner Organizations

The Remember the Dreamers website was created by institutions of higher education, major higher education associations, and allies in the fight to support our Dreamers. including:

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To learn more about Remember the Dreamers.​

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