Dreamers

The border wall is a serious wedge between Congressional Democrats and Republicans seeking to reform the country's immigration laws.

The deadline for a DACA deal is rapidly approaching.

Judge William Alsup's decision to temporarily block President Donald Trump from ending DACA is only the latest instance of the courts thwarting the administration's immigration crackdown.

"The fight to protect Dreamers is not only a moral imperative, it is also a critical component of the Democratic Party's future electoral success," the memo reads.

It's just a matter of whether he, and Congress, can open their hearts to it.

The Deferred Action for Childhood Removals program is set to expire in March barring Congressional action.

Clarke wrote: "These illegal aliens are not all 'Dreamers' many are straight up thugs."

They haven't eaten anything since being arrested at a sit-in on Friday, their supporters claim.

New video of a potentially illegal raid by immigration agents in California provides a vivid snapshot of what excessive enforcement actions happening across the country look like under President Donald Trump's directive, advocates say.

A jumbotron is going up across from the Capitol building to remind the Republican leadership of the immigrants who could be deported.

Nearly a million DACA recipients could face deportation when the program ends in March.

Border Patrol agents are testing the possible wall's durability and likelihood of a breach, officials said Wednesday.

Despite a historic low in apprehension, violent attacks on Border Patrol agents and customs officials have skyrocketed.

The short list has been announced for "Time" magazine's Person of the Year 2017.

Immigration authorities are also detaining DACA holders for hours to run criminal background checks and arresting protected recipients for being in the country illegally.

Trump has shifted immigration policy so dramatically that the need for his "big, beautiful" border wall has diminished, experts on both sides of the issue say.

Customs and Border Protection officials maintain Felipe Abonza-Lopez was involved in human smuggling and stands by the decision to process him for deportation.

More than 1,000 people occupied the Hart Senate Building early on Thursday morning. At 11:30 AM, protestors unfurled large banners and began chanting in unison, "DREAM Act now!"

Senators Bernie Sanders and Cory Booker are the latest lawmakers vowing not to support a federal spending bill without protections for Dreamers.

The survey backs earlier findings on the topic, with just one in five believing Dreamers should leave the U.S.

Sixty-nine percent of Republicans said "Dreamers" should stay in the country and have a path to citizenship.

"To Trump, DACA is an issue of illegal immigration from Mexico, and it's not."

Catholic leaders have been "terrible" on DACA, Bannon says, because "they need illegal aliens to fill the churches."

Competing bills would put elements of the suspended Obama-era program into law.

Many will now contend with the ongoing and persistent stress of losing jobs, homes and health care, which increases and exacerbates just about every chronic medical condition.

Representative Luis Gutiérrez made the comments after Trump announced an end to the DACA program.

"You cannot stop the change, the progress, the future of that great nation," Vicente Fox wrote of Trump.

Attorneys general from New York and Washington threatened on Monday to sue and protect "Dreamers."

Trump's decision gives Congress six months to act, or the program created by Obama in 2012 will end.

Melania Trump's lawyer, Michael Wildes, supports DACA and is the son of the lawyer who paved the way for the program.