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A group of young immigrants demonstrate in support of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) in front of the Supreme Court in Washington, DC, in June 2020.

The lives affected by Parole in Place and DACA suspension: ‘I live in greater fear of being deported’

Patricia Caro|Washington|Oct 14, 2024 - 14:26 CEST

With the temporary pause of the programs, the future of more than a million migrants — who have formed families and established homes in the United States — is hanging in the balance

Dreamers carry the U.S. and Mexican flag during a protest in Chicago in 2017.

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The Dreamers of a decade ago are today teachers, nurses, journalists, lawyers — but still lack US citizenship

Eileen Truax|Jun 10, 2024 - 16:55 CEST

The DREAM Act was introduced in Congress in August 2001, and has still not been approved. This law would allow 3.5 million undocumented young people who arrived in America as minors to regularize their situation

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