The future of the program is unclear as a six-year-long court battle continues

Back in 2019, while running for the Democratic candidacy, she promised to use executive powers to provide a path to citizenship for 2 million Dreamers

The lawsuit filed argues that the new rule would encourage more immigrants to come to the U.S. illegally

Meanwhile, Senator Alex Padilla called on Biden to protect Dreamers and long-term undocumented communities through executive action

The push comes from elected officials in pivotal battleground states, where the Latino vote is crucial

Immigration Service Ombudsman recalls initial requests are "on hold" due to recent court ruling.

The Biden administration announced Friday the new plan to expand health care to more than 100,000 young immigrants protected by DACA.

Notably, about 81% of DACA enrollees are originally from Mexico, with others from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, as per data from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

The "Havana" hitmaker is reacting to the moment at the Grammys that went viral thanks to Blue Ivy.

The Cuban-Mexican immigrant delivered a powerful speech about the dreamers.

Latinos overwhelmingly back the DREAM Act passage with 91% wanting Congress to pass a DREAM Act with path to earned citizenship after Trump's order to end DACA.

Teachers who grew up undocumented offer unique skills to disadvantaged students, and are helping to define the future of America’s most prestigious postgraduate service program.

Hillary Clinton has already started clarifying her support for immigrants, but will it be strong enough to avert a 2012-like campaign crisis?

Is another government shutdown on the horizon? The Washington Post claims that if you ask any Republican outright, they will deny it, however, multiple reports claim that another government shutdown is pending this time in regards to Obama’s stance on immigration reform.

Gov. Rick Scott came to office striking a hard-line conservative stance on immigration. But trailing by 12 points in his re-election campaign, he has sought to court Hispanic voters. The new bill he signed over the weekend gives Dreamers the right to pay in-state tuition.

Under the delayed plan, Dreamers who received DACA and who are deemed to be in possession of "vital" skills could enlist in the military and eventually receive citizenship.

A survey of Dreamers indicates that their support for either party depends heavily on action on immigration-related issues.

Respondents to the largest survey of undocumented millennials showed those who received work authorization and protection from deportation felt more secure and at home in the US. But many still feel anxiety for undocumented friends and family and over a $465 fee to reapply when the two-year protection runs out.

About 82 percent of the 673,417 people who submitted applications since June 2012 have received temporary relief from deportation and work authorization.

Jeh Johnson met with separate groups of Dreamers, sheriffs, and anti-immigration proponents on Wednesday.

State attorney general Mark R. Herring announced his legal opinion on the matter on Tuesday. It goes into effect immediately, and is expected to benefit some 8,100 students in Virginia.

The New York Senate has voted against the Dream Act, a controversial bill that would allow students that are undocumented immigrants to get state financial aid.

The first of three immigration-related bills -- which take aim at the president in part for his creation of DACA, defund an immigrant-advocate position within ICE, and require the Attorney General to report to Congress whenever a Justice Department official doesn't administer the law -- passed the House on Wednesday.

A port of entry at the US-Mexico border near San Diego will see the largest protest by one-time undocumented immigrants to date.

Undocumented students granted temporary legal status under DACA aren't eligible for in-state tuition at NC universities.

House Republican Leaders presented their immigration reform principles Thursday. Read the full outline of their highly-anticipated list of demands.

Heck, a Republican from Nevada, has a draft bill which would give citizenship to young undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US before Dec. 31, 2011, and who were 15 or younger when they arrived.

An advocacy group for undocumented youth issued a sharply worded open letter to President Barack Obama on Wednesday demanding action to halt deportations of about 1,100 people per day and urging a "real legacy of leadership" on immigration.

The 30 are the second such group of immigrant activists to present themselves at the US-Mexico border in a protest of immigration policies which saw them either deported or denied re-entry to the country where they grew up.

A new mobile app launched on Wednesday will help undocumented youth apply for an Obama program for deferred deportations.