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They may not be as well known, but there's another group of dreamers known as "documented dreamers." They were brought here as children too, legally, but at age 21 they lose their legal status and are required to leave the United States. Some people are trying to change that.
An estimated 200,000 young immigrants legally in the U.S. as dependents of their parents are looking to Congress for relief from self-deportation and family separation.
PHILADELPHIA – The Indian American Impact Project, or IMPACT, recently launched a “We Are Home” essay contest to raise awareness and highlight the many obstacles that 250,000+ South Asian DREAMers
There is a growing bipartisan push to protect the children of nonimmigrant visa holders who were raised in the United States but cannot obtain green cards.
If successful, this law will benefit over 200,000 people, mostly Indians.