There has long been bipartisan support for finding a permanent legislative solution for the nation's 3-4 million undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children, known as Dreamers. Currently, only around 2 of every 10 Dreamers have been offered temporary protection from deportation by the DACA program.

"There's a lot of people wanting to contribute more fully to the economy, and they should be given that chance," says Dreamer Bernardo Castro in an Only in America podcast about his life undocumented in Utah and his advocacy work for the roughly 2.3 million Dreamers in the U.S.

Join Bernardo, and act now to give all Dreamers the security and stability they’ve earned.

George W. Bush, 43rd President of the U.S. said during a panel we co-hosted earlier this month. Watch the full conversation with President Bush, Dr. Russ Moore and Yuval Levin here.

And President Bush isn’t alone...leaders from across the nation have joined our advocacy work in support of DACA. Here’s what we’ve been up to lately:

• Organized congressional meetings with businesses like Levi Strauss & Co., Cummins, Best Buy and Tyson Foods to call for a permanent solution
• Joined 100+ companies including Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon and Google, in a statement of support
• Collaborated with partners to mobilize national security experts, law enforcement leaders, veterans, and thousands of pastors and evangelical leaders to join the call

But this work is just the tip of the iceberg. Even though nearly 70% of Americans support a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, congressional offices often receive significantly more telephone calls from those against a pathway than from those who are supportive.

That’s why your voice in support of our nation’s Dreamers is needed now, more than ever. Tell your Senators to give these young Dreamers a permanent home.

Afterward, please encourage your followers to do the same! Retweet our call to action.

First, check out the Forum’s Dreamer advocacy page to access a backgrounder and shareable resources.

Then, get the latest on the Dream and Promise Act of 2021, a permanent solution waiting in the Senate for a vote, and the lawsuit out of Texas that could cut off DACA protections to hundreds of thousands of young Dreamers any day now.