The Supreme Court ruled Thursday to block President Trump’s attempt to end DACA in a major win for undocumented individuals across the country.
Tag: DACA
CSULB professor speaks about the emotional effects of deportation
Assistant professor in the school of social work, Kristina Lovato, presents her “Enforced Separations: The Impact of Immigration Enforcement and Deportation on Latinx Families in Los Angeles” presentation at the Center for Latino Community Health’s Brown Bag Research Talk.
The Supreme Court holds first hearings on the case to decide on DACA
Nov. 14, members of the U.S. Supreme Court met to hear arguments about whether the President has the ability to end the DACA program.
Career and Development Center hosts workshop for DACA recipients
Students gained legal advice about entrepreneurship while trying to obtain U.S. citizenship.
CSULB informs students about Supreme Court issues
Professors from the political science department spoke about the topics that the Supreme Court will be covering this year and how they relate to Long Beach State.
Letter to the Editor: CSULB president and DACA
Alumnus Brian M. Cuaron voices his opinions about a recent letter from the CSU system to the Supreme Court.
CSULB Dream Success Center to offer free legal services starting Sept. 17
Immigration legal services will begin being offered to students, staff, and faculty at CSULB. CARECEN will be offering the services which include general legal advice, DACA renewals, and petitions to change immigration service. The services will be offered at the Dream Success Center.
Letters to the Editor: Dreams of action
Dreamers The self-evident themes of movement, stagnation, and uncertainty are creatively brought to the fore in “Dreamers: Aqui y Alla.” Under the directorial supervision of Andrea Caban and Julie Granarat-Huicutt, our own CSULB actors and Dreamers make perpetual, determined crossings and recrossings of the sparsely designed set, conveying the purposeful[Read More…]
Fate of Dreamers uncertain at CSULB
The future of deferred action hangs by a thread — the U.S. Supreme Court put the policy termination on hold Monday after a lower court blocked President Donald Trump’s rescindment of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. The policy promised safety and protection for thousands of undocumented children and adults all[Read More…]
CalRep’s “Dreamers” gives perspective on DACA
True accounts were brought to stage in “Dreamers: Aqui y Alla” to explore today’s political and social climate of being a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival recipient. California Repertory Company’s latest play, directed by Andrea Caban and Julie Granata-Hunicutt, follows a handful of DACA recipients through their struggles living under[Read More…]