USA - In a first, White House officials meet documented 'dreamers'
The dreamers, mostly of Indian origin, grew up legally in the US but risk deportation when they turn 21
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The dreamers, mostly of Indian origin, grew up legally in the US but risk deportation when they turn 21
For the first time, White House officials met a representative group of documented 'dreamers', mostly Indian-Americans, giving a patient hearing to their concerns regarding aging out.
Done little to dent republican hopes in statewide elections. representative ross, what do you make of what representative clyburn said there? are you also optimistic about the future of voting rights? >> i'm always optimistic about the future of voting rights because the people will have their voices heard. it's a bumpy road when you're dealing with political power, but we've got to make sure that the senate understands how crucial this is. and, you know, sometimes you take one step forward and two steps backward. but as we know, the arc of history bends towards justice as dr. king has told us...
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Washington, June 26 A group of influential US lawmakers on Friday urged the Biden administration to take all necessary steps to prevent the deportation of 'documented dreamers'. They are estimated t