Friend, some fights can’t be won alone.

On November 12th, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on the Trump Administration’s unlawful attempt to end DACA.

We’re joining forces with like-minded organizations and their supporters throughout the country to launch the #HomeIsHere campaign. Our shared goal: protect DACA recipients at the U.S. Supreme Court.

And we won’t stop fighting until all DACA recipients, their families, and immigrants everywhere are safe — safe to stay here, in their home, with the people they love.

Check out the launch video now to see firsthand who we’re fighting for.

Imagine growing up in the U.S. — making a home here, helping build a community here, pursuing your dream here — and then being forced to leave.

Forced to move to a foreign country where you don’t know the language. Forced to live in a place where no one knows you.

The Supreme Court has the power to ensure this does not happen to DACA recipients, and we are making sure the Court knows what is at stake.

The #HomeIsHere coalition includes FWD.us, the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles, United We Dream, Center for American Progress, the National Korean American Service & Education Consortium, Make the Road New York, the National Immigration Law Center, Community Change, We Are CASA, and Justice Action Center. We’re partnering with DACA recipients, companies, and universities to bring these cases to the highest court in the country.

Because there’s no question that for DACA recipients: their life is here, their #HomeIsHere, and they should stay here.

So Friend, will you join us as we fight to keep DACA families and immigrant communities together? Watch the launch video now.

If the Supreme Court’s ruling protects DACA, nearly 700,000 young people who were brought to the United States as children would be able to continue to legally work, attend school, and support their families. We need your help sharing Dreamer stories and shaping the conversation to show Dreamers that we will stand with them no matter what.

Keep them home,

Alida Garcia
Vice President, Advocacy, FWD.us