DREAMers are vital to our communities with families, homes and lives in
the United States.
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John, 

Ten years ago, DREAMers -- undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S.
as children -- found a new sense of hope and security under the Deferred
Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

**Karla Mendoza: "With DACA I was able to go back to school, get a job
officially. DACA changed my life."

Alex Vasquez: "DACA in a lot of ways laid out the financial work that I
needed to get an education. Now because of that, I've been able to get
a four-year degree and be able to work here legally."**

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However, DACA is only a temporary solution. Today, many DREAMers face
the possibility of losing their protection due to pending legal
challenges to the program.

**DREAMers like Karla and Alex deserve a permanent legislative
solution.**

**Will you make a tax-deductible contribution today and help expand our
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DREAMers are vital to our communities with families, homes and lives in
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A permanent legislative solution would finally end the instability that
they face every day and allow them to continue contributing to the only
country many of them have ever known.

**With your support, we can continue the critical work of fighting for a
permanent legislative solution for DREAMers like Karla and Alex. Make a
gift today to support our advocacy efforts before our campaign closes on
June 30th.**

With Gratitude,

Don Lyster
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