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The Oklahoma Daily OU's DACA students continue to fight for opportunity as fate of program remains in limbo The Oklahoma Daily It was Sept. 5, 2017, and President Donald Trump's administration had just announced the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, would end. The program is how Rubio and nearly 700,000 other young adults who were brought to the U.S. ... View the full article

States Challenging DACA Seek Final Ruling Bloomberg BNA 12 court filing, the states said they'd rather go forward in federal district court so they can get a final ruling that puts an end to DACA once and for all. The Obama-era program remains in effect despite the Trump administration's decision to end it ... View the full article

Monitor COMMENTARY: Keeping DACA in place is good for the economy Monitor DACA was implemented in August 2012 and allows immigrants who entered the United States as children to remain here for school or work under certain conditions. Nearly 700,000 people across the U.S. are enrolled in DACA, with about 114,000 of them ... View the full article

Harvard Crimson Harvard Affiliates Will Huddle With Bacow to Strategize About Trump, DACA Harvard Crimson Several court injunctions in the past year have compelled the Trump administration to continue processing DACA renewal applications — so for now, Harvard's DACA recipients can renew their status. The future of the program remains uncertain, though. and more » View the full article

Houston Chronicle DACA's end was delayed, but Houston's Dreamers remain at risk [Opinion] Houston Chronicle After I received my DACA paperwork, I enrolled in the University of Houston-Downtown and subsequently got a student-teaching position at Johnson Elementary School in Houston, where I now work with bilingual first graders. I adore these kids, most of ... View the full article

The Collegian DACA rally sparks change The Collegian By Kathryn Kelman/editor-in-chief. Citizenship issues still loom one year later despite support. A year ago, the Trump administration announced its decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program spurring protests around the ... View the full article

Congress should step in to protect DACA Palm Beach Post That means the attorney general will continue to oversee the Trump administration's challenges to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. That's not good news, and it further underscores the need for Congress to act quickly on ... View the full article

NewsOK.com Morning Bell: The DACA roller coaster continues NewsOK.com Good Tuesday morning! This month marks one year since the Trump administration announced it was ending the DACA program. The program, created by the Obama administration in 2012, allowed qualifying undocumented immigrants who came to the ... View the full article

Cheddar DACA Entrepreneur Still at Risk of Deportation Despite Business Success Cheddar By Bridgette Webb. It's been a year since President Trump moved to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, commonly known as DACA. The program is still afloat, but remains on shaky ground, leaving roughly 700,000 young undocumented ... View the full article

Living in DACA Limbo Santa Barbara Independent September 5, 2018 marked the one-year anniversary since Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the Trump administration was rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The announcement moved several states, including ... View the full article

CNSNews.com Graham Suggests DACA/Wall Funding Deal: 'I Think You Marry Those Two Up' CNSNews.com He suggested tying a DACA fix to wall funding. "We will get wall money. We have got to do something with DACA. I think you marry those two up. But the worst thing we could do, in my view, is shut the government down and be blamed for it. The last time ... View the full article

Washington Post Even this ultra-conservative judge rejects Trump's argument on ... Washington Post A federal judge spares nearly 700000 migrants — for now. Thousands of DACA students can't afford renewal applicationsKOB all 5 news articles » View the full article

MyStatesman.com DACA recipients turn to GoFundMe to pay for application renewal fees MyStatesman.com In Texas, more than 100,000 young immigrants are DACA recipients and receive protection from deportation while they work and study. A federal judge last month declined to order the program's halt and, for the moment, DACA renewals are still being ... View the full article

The State Press DACA students continue to struggle following spring tuition ruling The State Press After the Arizona Supreme Court's April decision denying in-state tuition to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients, DACA students have seen their options for higher education further limited. The Court's ruling sided with Arizona Attorney ... Faculty rally for DACA students after Arizona Supreme Court Ruling restricts in-state tuition ratesNortheast Valley News all 2 news articles » View the full article

PC(USA) Stated Clerk issues statement on anniversary of DACA repeal The Presbyterian Outlook Dr. J. Herbert Nelson, II, Stated Clerk of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), has issued a letter today commemorating the anniversary of the dismantling of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The longstanding immigration policy ... View the full article

CNN Texas judge says he'll likely kill DACA -- but not yet - CNNPolitics CNN A federal judge on Friday hinted he will likely invalidate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in the future -- but for now the program can continue ... DACA Gets Big Win in Court From Judge Who Thinks It's IllegalNew York Magazine Texas Judge Says DACA Is Probably Illegal, But Leaves It In PlaceNPR DACA Wins Temporary Reprieve in Court, Likely Keeping Program in Effect Until Mid-2019Fortune New York Times -texasattorneygeneral.gov all 175 news articles » View the full article

Rio Grande Guardian Perryman: DACA Decision Rio Grande Guardian A federal judge in Houston has ruled that the State of Texas can't end Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), which is good news not only for Texans directly and indirectly affected, but also for the economy. (I was directly involved in the ... DACA Recipients Should Hold The Applause On Recent RulingLaw360 all 3 news articles » View the full article

9News.com KUSA Denver students discuss DACA future, get a lesson in advocacy 9News.com KUSA One year ago, everything changed for Gabriela Rodriguez. The 24-year old learned her future as a DACA recipient was in jeopardy. On September 5, 2017, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the Trump administration was ending the federal program ... View the full article

The Denver Post Undocumented Coloradans in limbo a year after DACA was rescinded The Denver Post One year after the Trump administration rescinded the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, many young Coloradans who relied on it to attend school, ... and more » View the full article

The San Diego Union-Tribune One year after DACA rescinded, 'dreamers' still pushing for protection The San Diego Union-Tribune Hosted by San Diego Border Dreamers, a collective of DACA recipients that began organizing to convince Congress to help them in the aftermath of the DACA rescission, the demonstration featured "Abolish ICE" posters among its butterfly-themed signs. Anniversary of DACA terminationKVOA Tucson News Humanizing DACA students // The ObserverObserver Online Quaker Lobby Marks DACA Cancellation Anniversary with Renewed Commitment to Protecting DreamersYubaNet all 6 news articles » View the full article

American Thinker (blog) What did Judge Hanen say about DACA? American Thinker (blog) In other words, only the U.S. Congress has the constitutional authority to create a special path to legalization for the "DREAMers." (In the interest of full disclosure, I support a limited plan that offers legalization based on behavior and schoolwork ... and more » View the full article

The Daily Tar Heel 'It's like you're living on an expiration date', one year after DACA The Daily Tar Heel Like most college students, Sam Gomez Olvera is still uncertain about his future career. But for the past year, he's had to worry about his future in the United States. Gomez Olvera was brought from Mexico to Charlotte when he was only 6 months old. View the full article

Remezcla (blog) Trump Rescinded DACA Before Their College Graduations. Here's Where They Are Today Remezcla (blog) On September 5, 2017, Attorney General Jeff Sessions made good on President Donald Trump's promise to rescind Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Obama's 2012 executive order that allowed undocumented immigrants to live in the US ... View the full article

89.3 KPCC A year after it was rescinded, DACA is still afloat - for now 89.3 KPCC It's been exactly one year since the Trump administration announced it was rescinding the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which lets hundreds of thousands of young unauthorized immigrants who arrived as children live and work ... View the full article

Colleges support DACA students with scholarships Education Dive The financial support intends to make college possible for qualifying DACA students as they are not eligible for federal aid and cannot receive state financial aid in 42 states and in-state tuition in 30 states. Critics argue that using scholarship ... View the full article