The Dream Success Center at Cal State Long Beach has resources and services to support students regardless of immigration status.
Tag: DACA
Dream Success Center continues supporting undocumented students
Undocumented students at CSULB are offered assistance with financial support, academic counseling or immigration legal services at the Dream Success Center.
DACA program to remain protected at CSULB with President Conoley
After a federal appeals court ruling, DACA’s placement at The Beach was discussed in an interview with President Jane Close Conoley.
DACA recipients at CSULB say they are ‘happy but not fully content’ with Biden’s immigration proposal that would provide path to citizenship
Biden’s immigration proposal, if passed by Congress, would provide citizenship to DACA recipients, including students at CSULB.
Students call on CSU to defund university police, urge institutions to invest in mental health counseling services
Students and faculty from across several CSU campuses called for the defunding of university police departments by the Board of Trustees and for more funds to be invested in beneficial services, including mental health counseling as speakers expressed their concerns with the decision-making of the committee throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump administration rejects new DACA applicants, ignores Supreme Court ruling
With complete disregard for the Supreme Court’s ruling last month to defend DACA, Immigration officials are continuing to reject incoming applications.
Supreme Court votes to defend DACA
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday to block President Trump’s attempt to end DACA in a major win for undocumented individuals across the country.
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.
