John,

In case you missed it, last Friday, U.S. District Judge Andrew S. Hanen
in Texas issued an opinion finding DACA illegal and barring the federal
government from granting new applications. For now, current DACA
recipients aren't affected. However, their future remains uncertain.

Unless Congress acts on a permanent legislative solution, the
uncertainty will continue. That's why now, more than ever, we need to
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country many of them have ever known.

This permanent legislative solution is critical not just for DACA
recipients, but the countless American employers, workers and
communities who depend on them.

We know the policy solutions are there - now we just need the
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