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Philly.com To Latino audience, Christie hints at backing for 'Dream Act' Philly.com NEWARK, N.J. - Supporters of "Dream Act"-style legislation are applauding a recent speech by Gov. Christie in which he said he supported tuition equality "for everybody in New Jersey." The Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jersey and several of the ... Chris Christie Comes Out In Support Of Dream Act For New Jersey (VIDEO)Huffington Post Gov. Christie backs in-state tuition for undocumented immigrantsVOXXI N.J. Gov. Christie now wants in-state tuition for illegal immigrantsWashington Times FrontPage Magazine -San Francisco Chronicle all 40 news articles » View the full article

Opposing Views Chris Christie Comes Out In Support Of Dream Act For New Jersey (VIDEO) Huffington Post The New Jersey Star-Ledger editorial board slammed Christie last month for opposing the DREAM Act, comparing him unfavorably to Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who signed a similar bill into law in 2001. Perry's support of the Texas DREAM Act hurt his image ... Christie was against the Dream Act before he was for itGOPUSA Gov. Christie Voices Support For In-State Tuition For Undocumented ImmigrantsFox News Latino Gov. Christie Endorses Bill To Grant In-State Tuition For Undocumented ...Opposing Views ThinkProgress all 49 news articles » View the full article

ThinkProgress Christie was against the Dream Act before he was for it GOPUSA Mr. Christie previously had opposed the federal Dream Act, which would have legalized illegal immigrant students and made them eligible nationwide for in-state tuition. New Jersey press accounts said Mr. Christie said that would have amounted to ... Gov. Christie Voices Support For In-State Tuition For Undocumented ImmigrantsFox News Latino Republican Governor Offers Support Of In-State Tuition For Undocumented ...ThinkProgress all 320 news articles » View the full article

Dallas Morning News Abbott Urges Reform, Not Repeal, of DREAM Act Texas Tribune For her part, Davis supports keeping what's known as the Texas DREAM Act, which allows young undocumented immigrants who establish Texas residency and qualify for college admission to pay in-state tuition rates at state universities, her campaign said ... What's in a name? Democrat Sam Houston set to run for attorney generalAustin American-Statesman (blog) all 14 news articles » View the full article

Abbott urges reform, not repeal, of DREAM Act Monitor For her part, Davis supports keeping what's known as the Texas DREAM Act, which allows young undocumented immigrants who establish Texas residency and qualify for college admission to pay in-state tuition rates at state universities, her campaign said ... and more » View the full article

MyHighPlains Abbott Urges Reform, Not Repeal, of DREAM Act MyHighPlains For her part, Davis supports keeping what's known as the Texas DREAM Act, which allows young undocumented immigrants who establish Texas residency and qualify for college admission to pay in-state tuition rates at state universities, her campaign said ... and more » View the full article

By BRIAN JOSEPH and KIM REYES / THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER SACRAMENTO – The state Assembly late Thursday sent the governor a bill that would allow an estimated 400,000 undocumented immigrants to obtain California driver's licenses if they can prove that they qualify for a temporary stay under new Homeland Security rules issued in June. Assembly Bill 2189, by Assemblyman Gilbert Cedillo, D-Los Angeles, directs the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue driver's licenses to people who are not eligible for a Social Security number but who can submit substantial proof that their presence in the United States is authorized under federal law. The proposal stems from a Jun 15, 2012, memorandum issued by the federal secretary of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, which said that the Department of Homeland Security would defer immigration enforcement actions against undocumented immigrants for two years if they can establish that they came to the U.S. before age 16, have lived here for at least five years, are in school or have graduated from high school, have not been convicted of a serious crime and are under the age of 30. Cedillo, who has authored several previous proposals to give undocumented immigrants California driver's licenses, said this measure "is about public safety," because it allows for individuals who are already in California to undergo a driver's test. "This is the right thing to do," said Assemblyman Jose Solorio, D-Santa Ana, who voted for the bill. All of Cedillo's previous efforts to give undocumented immigrants driver's licenses failed except for a proposal passed in 2003, when Gov. Gray Davis signed the legislator's bill. Davis, however, was promptly recalled and the legislation was repealed by new governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Cedillo's current proposal – his last bill in the Legislature before terming out at the end of this year – may have a better chance. It passed out of the Senate on Wednesday on a 25-7 vote, with three Republicans voting for it, including Sen. Tom Harman of Huntington Beach. Also voting for the bill from Orange County was Sen. Lou Correa, D-Santa Ana. In the Assembly on Thursday, Cedillo's bill garnered two more Republican voters, plus the vote of Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher of San Diego, who dropped out of the GOP during his failed run for mayor of that city. Still, 15 Assembly Republicans voted against the bill while another 10 abstained. The bill passed on a 55-15 vote. "We cannot continue to undermine the rule of law," said Assemblyman Brian Jones, R-La Mesa, in a comment typical of others made by Republicans in Thursday's evening debate. "This is a federal issue that requires federal legislation." In Assembly, only two Orange County lawmakers supported the bill, Solorio and Assemblyman Tony Mendoza, D-Artesia, whose district includes a piece of Buena Park. Gov. Jerry Brown’s staff would not indicate whether he would sign the bill, saying that it is his office’s policy not to comment on legislation before it reaches his desk. Brown has until the end of September to sign or veto the bill. Source: http://www.ocregister.com/news/bill-370080-driver-assembly.html

Texas Republicans Attack Dream Act As GOP Launches Latino Outreach Initiative Huffington Post The four leading GOP candidates for lieutenant governor want to overturn the state's 2001 version of the DREAM Act, the Dallas Morning News reports. The position is sure to draw criticism from Latino politicians responsible for passing the law, even as ... View the full article

Immigrant students get crash course in DREAM Act Mountain View Voice Jerry Brown signed California's DREAM Act into law two years ago this month, it isn't always clear to eligible students how to take advantage of the new legislation. Some of that confusion was cleared up Sept. 25 at an immigration rights workshop held ... View the full article

Watch the video: http://news.yahoo.co....-election.html I watched it and im sure that she didnt mean to say that? Don't you think?

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University administration should garner support to help pass NY DREAM Act SU The Daily Orange (subscription) For this reason, the New York State Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act should become a law. To help this effort, university administration should put pressure on local senators to move the bill through the Senate and into law. The ... and more » View the full article

University administration should garner support to help pass NY DREAM Act SU The Daily Orange (subscription) The NY DREAM Act is proposed legislation that would extend state financial support for higher education to undocumented students by allowing them access to aid and scholarships. If enacted, New York would become the fourth state to offer undocumented ... View the full article

Press-Enterprise (blog) Immigrant students get crash course in DREAM Act Mountain View Voice Jerry Brown signed California's DREAM Act into law two years ago this month, it isn't always clear to eligible students how to take advantage of the new legislation. Some of that confusion was cleared up Sept. 25 at an immigration rights workshop held ... DREAM ACT: Opposition to immigration proposal from both sidesPress-Enterprise (blog) Immigration Activists Call to Expand the DREAM ActThe Epoch Times all 3 news articles » View the full article

Idle dream: Undocumented students endure financial issues as aid act delays in ... SU The Daily Orange (subscription) According to the National Immigration Law Center, the DREAM Act is a bill that would allow undocumented students who grew up in the United States to apply for temporary legal status. If they go to college or serve in the U.S. military, they can ... View the full article

Press-Enterprise (blog) Immigration Activists Call to Expand the DREAM Act The Epoch Times If Congress fails to pass bipartisan immigration reform this year then President Barack Obama could sign an executive order to extend the DREAM Act to all 11 million undocumented people. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (“DACA”) grants temporary ... DREAM ACT: Opposition to immigration proposal from both sidesPress-Enterprise (blog) all 2 news articles » View the full article

Press-Enterprise (blog) DREAM ACT: Opposition to immigration proposal from both sides Press-Enterprise (blog) But the DREAM Act also faces opposition from many Republicans, both in Congress and at the grass roots, who view it as a reward for breaking immigration law. Immigrant, Latino, Asian-American and other organizations are pushing the comprehensive ... View the full article