To start, Dreamers—thousands of our friends & neighbors, teachers & firefighters, servicemembers & students—are not criminals, MS-13 gang members, nor are they a drain on our economy.
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Who are Dreamers? Dreamers are determined, passionate, & American in every way except on paper. They are fighting for the only lives they’ve ever known. They are fighting for their loved ones with everything they’ve got—and they are trying to do it the right way.
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DREAMers like Jose Manuel, who grew up in South Seattle—& didn’t know he wasn’t a natural-born citizen until he went to get a driver’s license. Thanks to DACA, Jose Manuel was able to graduate from
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Or Dreamers like one Pasco, WA resident who was 4 when he was flown to the U.S. Years later, after he enrolled in DACA, he was able to quit working in manual labor & start a new job as a personal banker. Hundreds of thousands of Dreamers have a similar story.
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Dreamers are the embodiment of so much of what this country was founded upon & today we have a new chance to finally fix our broken immigration system for Dreamers in WA & nationwide who call our country home.
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Our message needs to be positive. We fight
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What truth are you talking about? Illegals before Americans
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Thank you for all that you are doing. Keep up the fight!
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