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    13 Sep 2017

    I came here at 12 years old, got a full-ride to a top 20 school,yet unlike can't work legally & not part of as I'm a F-1

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    23 Jul 2017

    Directly from .Only reason I don't qualify is due to not being inadmissible/deportable.Kids here lawfully are also fighting to stay

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    Feb 27

    Great to see this commentary in a conservative publication. Hope this gives certain Republicans a pro-immigrant demand for their vote: "The Forgotten Dreamers: What about the deserving, imperiled group of immigrants brought here legally as children?"

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    Feb 23
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    Is it so controversial for you to ALSO fight for legal dreamers? We share identical stories, with the exception that we've had the privilege to stay here legally, yet we have no clear path towards residency/citizenship.At a MINIMUM, allow us to LOSE status to qualify for

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    15 Sep 2017

    Dream Act Inexplicably Excludes Legal Immigrant Dreamers, Requires Applicants Violate the Law via

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    Feb 15

    Great to finally see coverage of legal immigrant Dreamers in the news. They face the exact same fate as DACA recipients: temporary status with a path to deportation. They are Americans & deserve citizenship as much as those whose parents have no status.

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    Feb 21

    That's incorrect, Senator , they do exist. They are E2 Visa Holders. They are investors who hire American employees but never get a path to citizenship. Oh, and E2 kids are like DACA kids! Watch:

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    Feb 6

    If you want an equivalent compromise when fixing DACA, it is essential that legal dreamers are included in ANY legislation. We meet all provisions that dreamers do, with the exception that we're here legally. We also deserve a chance to remain home!

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    Jan 25

    If Dreamers are going to be given a Path to Citizenship please include Legal kids of E2 Treaty Investor Visa Holders too - most think legal immigrants always have a way to stay - not true - at 21 not covered anymore and could have to leave - unfair to investors & job creators

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    Jan 21

    It also specifically singles out for exclusions all aliens who are in any kind of lawful status, even if they meet all other requirements—no applications from TPS recipients or children of H-1Bs or E-2s who can apply under other bills. Why discriminate against *legal* immigrants?

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    13 Nov 2017

    "Age-out DREAMers" are in the same position as DACA kids. We are DREAMers who came as kids with no choice. Why are we excluded in if 2 Republican DACA bills include children like me? RT and share with your congressmen.

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    Jan 17
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    Do you NOT care that there are thousands of legal dreamers also fighting to stay? That the only reason we aren't recipients is because we've had the privilege of being here legally?Do you understand that we also will be driven out if we're not included in any bill?

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    Jan 9

    Ignoring E2 DREAMers and saying that advocating for us will hurt the chances for DACA kids is wrong. Fact: E2 kids are already included in 3 Republican DACA bills, including the RAC act by , which has the most Republican cosponsors.

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  14. 27 Oct 2017

    It is also morally correct and just to include legal immigrant dreamers in the , as we share identical stories

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    14 Oct 2017

    Does it make sense for a child who came to the USA at no choice, lived here legally for over a decade, to be excluded from DreamAct? RT

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    7 Oct 2017

    Republican RACact by and S.1937 by Senator include E2 kid as DREAMers.Why does DREAMact exclude us.Add us

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    24 Oct 2017

    Huge Fiscal Benefits of Including Legal Immigrant Dreamers in the DREAM Act via

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  18. Retweeted
    9 Oct 2017

    Yes, we need a for DREAMers — but we also need it for the young legal immigrants the U.S. kicks out after graduation.

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    15 Sep 2017
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    3 Sep 2017

    Here, I fixed the . Why would go out of the way to exclude legal kids in temporary status who meet the requirements?

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