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Immigration Blog (blog) Ninth Circuit Ruling on DACA Contains Several False or Misleading Statements Immigration Blog (blog) In her ruling that the Trump administration must continue the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, Ninth Circuit Judge Kim McLane Wardlaw makes several false or misleading statements intended to portray DACA recipients positively. and more » View the full article

WOAI In-state tuition for DACA recipients could end soon WOAI According to a report from Houston Public Media, 50 percent fewer DACA recipients renewed their DACA applications in Texas in the 2018 fiscal year. BakerRipley immigration attorney Jill Campbell told HPM that when the Trump administration halted the ... and more » View the full article

KVEO-TV Texas Bill Would Keep DACA Recipients from Receiving In-State Tuition Immigration Blog (blog) Given this ambiguity, many states rushed to clarify that they would count DACA recipients as in-state residents by passing legislation such as the Maryland Dream Act. On the other hand, Arizona, Missouri, Georgia, and Indiana all passed legislation ... DACA Tuition Could TripleKVEO-TV all 2 news articles » View the full article

EdSource In limbo, DACA students look to Congress again for help EdSource Klingenfuss is also a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, the program put in place by President Barack Obama in 2012 that provides temporary protection from deportation and permission to work for about 700,000 young people who ... Donald E. Graham: Build the wall, Congress, and save the dreamersSalt Lake Tribune all 3 news articles » View the full article

Washington Post Trump can't immediately end DACA, appeals court panel says, setting up Supreme Court fight Washington Post “To be clear: we do not hold that DACA could not be rescinded as an exercise of Executive Branch discretion,” Judge Kim McLane Wardlaw said in the opinion. “We hold only that here, where the Executive did not make a discretionary choice to end DACA ... What's Next for DACA? Maybe the Supreme CourtInc.com Federal appeals court rules against Trump administration effort to end DACA programUSA TODAY Appeals court says administration can't end DACA, Trump says it sets up Supreme Court fightCNN University of California -New York Times -NPR -Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals all 626 news articles » View the full article

Breitbart News Koch Brothers: Congress Must 'Seize' Lame-Duck Session, Pass DACA Amnesty Breitbart News As Breitbart News reported, since the midterm elections earlier this month, the Koch brothers have been relentlessly advocating for the GOP to pass a DACA amnesty plan and their agenda of prison reform that will reduce mandatory minimum sentences and ... View the full article

Breitbart News EXCLUSIVE: Illegal immigrant in viral police shootout in US under DACA, ICE says Washington Times The illegal immigrant whose shootout with an Arkansas sheriff's deputy last week was caught on a dashboard cam and went viral was in the U.S. under the Obama-era DACA program, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Monday. Illegal Alien Accused of Attempting to Murder Cops in US is DACA RecipientBreitbart News all 2 news articles » View the full article

WNYC The 2019 Rhodes Scholar Class Includes Its First-Ever DACA Recipient WNYC Thirty-two students from across the country were named the American Rhodes Scholar Class of 2019, including two from New York and two from New Jersey. The Rhodes Scholarship fully funds up to three years of graduate studies at the University of Oxford ... and more » View the full article

5newsonline.com Suspect In Viral Washington Co. Shootout Lived In US Under DACA, Official Says 5newsonline.com FAYETTEVILLE (KFSM) -- A Springdale man accused of shooting at a sheriff's deputy was living in the U.S. under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, an Obama-era initiative that protected immigrants from deportation, according to ... and more » View the full article

Houston Public Media Fifty Percent Fewer Texas “Dreamers” Renewed DACA In Fiscal Year 2018 Houston Public Media The number of new DACA applications also fell by more than half to 2,292. DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, protects undocumented people who were brought here as children from deportation and allows them to get driver licenses, work ... View the full article

NBCNews.com Harvard University student becomes first DACA recipient to win Rhodes Scholarship NBCNews.com A Harvard University senior made history as the first recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also known as DACA, to be awarded the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. Jin Kyu Park, 22, was awarded the scholarship to continue his ... and more » View the full article

The Hill (blog) Lawyers request 'Apprentice' tapes in suit over Trump ending DACA protections The Hill (blog) DACA, an Obama-era immigration program, allows immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children to remain in the country without fear of deportation. Trump's decision to rescind the program has prompted numerous legal challenges. Trump has ... In book, Omarosa says Trump is a bigot, behaved 'like a dog' - AP NewsAP News Judge blocks US from ending protections for some immigrants - AP NewsAP News Clarification: Apprentice Contestant-Trump story - AP NewsAP News all 211 news articles » View the full article

AZCentral.com Judges are treating Trump as a second-class president AZCentral.com Litigation risk from a challenge to DACA couldn't be considered a grounds for the action since it wasn't explicitly stated as such – although such a challenge was pending, was cited in advice given by the Attorney General, and was included in a ... View the full article

Divided Congress a Chance for DACA, Other Immigration Action Bloomberg Law Immigration legislation in the new Congress is likely to coalesce around discrete issues such as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and border security, lawmakers and advocates said. “There is a benefit to divided government, if divided ... and more » View the full article

Dallas News DACA recipients hope time is on their side as program's fate hangs in the balance Dallas News But now he and more than 700,000 immigrants illegally brought to the country as children are almost back to where they started: Living a life of uncertainty, waiting to hear whether the highest court in the land will uphold or bring down the six-year ... View the full article

The Detroit News Among Rhodes scholars, 1st DACA recipient The Detroit News Boston – The latest crop of U.S. Rhodes scholars has more women than any other single class, and almost half of this year's recipients of the prestigious scholarship to Oxford University in England are either immigrants or first-generation Americans ... Latest US Rhodes Scholar class includes record number of women and a DACA recipientNBCNews.com all 393 news articles » View the full article

The Hill (blog) DACA recipient becomes Rhodes scholar | TheHill The Hill (blog) A recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is among the 32 people selected as members of the latest U.S. Rhodes Scholar class. Harvard Senior Becomes First DACA Recipient to Win Rhodes ScholarshipHarvard Crimson all 37 news articles » View the full article

The Denver Post Meet Colorado Dreamers gripped by hope, fear as DACA hangs in ... The Denver Post A federal appeals court last week blocked the Trump administration from ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which provides protection ... and more » View the full article

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education UC Encourages Recipients to Renew DACA Immediately as Court ... Diverse: Issues in Higher Education President Trump lost more than just the House of Representatives in last week's midterms. Just as the hot anti-immigrant rhetoric failed to woo voters, it. Guest op-ed: DACA indicates immigration progressStandard-Examiner all 6 news articles » View the full article

INQUIRER.net Appeals court rejects Trump's bid to end DACA - INQUIRER.net USA INQUIRER.net On November 8, 2018, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the rescission of the DACA program by the Trump Administration is arbitrary and capricious. As DACA nears the Supreme Court, colleges add servicesEducation Dive Circuit of Appeals Upholds Injunction in DACA CaseDaily Nexus Ninth Circuit Ruling Protects DACA from Trump ChallengeThe National Law Review Lexology all 7 news articles » View the full article

NTV Neb. couple works to help get DACA, TPS recipients a college education NTV “I started working with immigrants eight, 10 years ago, before it was so controversial and working with DACA students, you know, when you work with them every single day you're able to see that they are valedictorians. There are people who are striving ... View the full article

Salina Journal The DACA Dilemma Salina Journal If DACA, or the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is abolished, Kansas could lose approximately 5,919 workers and $335.9 million in gross domestic product annually, according to Karen Couch, immigration attorney for Catholic Charities of Northern ... View the full article

The 74 Following Victory in Appeals Court for DACA Recipients, Will SCOTUS Consider Fate of Dreamers? The 74 When a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel last week rebuked the Trump administration's efforts to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, it highlighted the life of Dulce Garcia, who it said “embodies the American dream.” Like ... View the full article

The Salinas Californian Rep. Panetta talks Trump, DACA, impeachment and more The Salinas Californian Having received nearly four out of every five votes district-wide, Central Coast Rep. Jimmy Panetta (D-20) is cruising to a second term in the U.S. House. The most recent election results show Panetta getting 79 percent of the vote compared this his ... View the full article

The Daily Tar Heel 'I'm not even a danger to society': Nonviolent DACA recipients face deportation after arrest The Daily Tar Heel DACA permits must be renewed every two years and can be revoked at the Department of Homeland Security's discretion. With no previous criminal record, Lopez faced trial to see if his two misdemeanor convictions justified a deportation. His DACA permit ... View the full article