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An Open Letter

To: Pres. Trump, Rep. Jacobs, Sen. Padilla, Sen. Schiff

From: A constituent in San Diego, CA

January 4

I urge you to support the Dream Act of 2025, the bipartisan immigration bill introduced by Senators Richard Durbin and Lisa Murkowski on December 4, 2025. This legislation offers a practical, permanent solution for approximately 2.5 million young people who were brought to the United States as children and know no other home. The DREAM Act would return stability, dignity, and safety to many of my immigrant neighbors and their American families who make their homes in our community. It allows young people who have grown up as Americans to pursue education, serve in the military, work legally, and contribute fully to their communities without fear of deportation to countries they don't remember. This isn’t just about ensuring that families are safe from separation and deportation — it’s about doing all in your power to ensure businesses and communities can also continue thriving. We face the most dangerous moment in DACA’s 13-year history, with unlawful detentions and attempts to limit access to education and healthcare. For more than a decade, DACA has allowed hundreds of thousands of young people to pursue higher education, secure stable jobs, start businesses, buy homes, and contribute to industries facing critical labor shortages — from healthcare and education to technology and agriculture. Ending DACA could push 440,000 workers out of the labor force, costing the U.S. up to $648 billion in long‑term economic losses; these same DACA recipients would benefit from the DREAM Act. You have a responsibility, and a stable pathway, to protect millions of people who contribute to our communities and economy every day.

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