DACA Has Tough Day In Supreme Court Gwen Aviles and Patricia Guadalupe of NBC report that DACA got its first hearing before a Supreme Court that seemed to favor the Trump Administration’s view that the program can be canceled.- “Arisaid
Court Again Rules Against Trump on DACA The Associated Press, for NBC, reports that a Federal Appeals Court has ruled that the Trump administration acted in an “arbitrary and capricious” manner when it sought to end the Obama-era program.- “The
Arizona Students March For Detained Classmate More than 100 Arizona high school students staged a walkout and march to demand the release of Thomas Torres, a classmate currently being held in ICE detention. KVOA’s Aalia Shaheed reports on NBC.com.
No In-State Tuition For AZ Dreamers Means Heartache Anita Snow of AP reports on AZCentral that Arizona’s Supreme Court has ruled that local Dreamers are not eligible for in-state tuition for the State’s schools causing a crisis for many. – “David
No in-state tuition for AZ ‘Dreamers’ Rachel Leingang of The AZ Republic/azcentral.com reports that the Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that DACA residents of Arizona are not eligible for in-state tuition at the State’s universities. – “Arizona colleges can’t give in-state tuition to
Supreme Court won’t hear appeal of DACA ruling Pete Williams of NBC reports that the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the Trump administration’s appeal of a federal judge’s ruling that requires the government to keep the Deferred Action for Childhood
Trump Blocked Again From Ending DACA Reuters, for NBC, reports that a second federal judge has told the Trump Administration that is cannot end DACA in early March. – “A second U.S. judge on Tuesday blocked President Donald Trump’s decision to
Dreamers Too “Lazy” To Sign-Up For DACA? Associated Press and Frank Thorp V reported for NBC that Trump Chief-of-Staff John Kelly, says most dreamers were too lazy or afraid to sign up for DACA program. – “Some immigrants may have been “too
Stars Support DACA with Spotify Playlist by Daniela Galvez Following Trump’s orders to put an on the Obama-era program that protects young undocumented immigrants, many celebrities announced their support on social media for DACA recipients. MORE: Trump Ends DACA Program That Protected Young
Facebook, Twitter, Uber, Lyft Defend DACA In Open Letter To Trump “Dreamers have a special love for this country because they can’t take living here for granted,” Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg said. By Carolina Moreno Paul Marotta via Getty Images Facebook’s
