The administration is ending the Deferred Action for
Childhood Arrivals program, the White House made it very clear that it wants a
legislative solution from Congress to protect the roughly 800,000 “DREAMERS”
who came to the U.S. illegally as children and now could face the possibility
of deportation.
According to the National Immigration Law Center, the Dream
Act of 2017 has many of the same protections in place as DACA does and also
creates a path for citizenship or permanent legal resident status if applicants
meet certain requirements. DACA did not provide such a path. There are certain qualifications for
permanent status in the Dream Act.
Decisions regarding your future or that of one your loved
ones in America are fluid. What will
2018 hold for “Dreamers”? Someone who
can help you sort it out is Baltimore County immigration attorney Briana
Arnold. She will help dreamers
throughout the Baltimore area get a clearer picture of the ever-changing
situation. Please call her at (410)
484-1400.
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