Pass the Dream Act to Give Dreamers a Permanent Home

About 436,350 people held DACA in June 2026, which lets them work two years at a time but offers no permanent status, and roughly 300,000 U.S.-born children have a parent who depends on it.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked October 14, 2026.

The explainer behind this letter DACA Who DACA protects, what it can't do, and where it stands in court

The Letter

Subject Pass the Dream Act and give DACA recipients a permanent solution

I'm writing about the roughly half a million people who grew up here under DACA and still have no permanent place to stand. They came to this country as children, before age six on average, and many do not remember any other home.

About 436,350 people held DACA in June 2026, and roughly 300,000 U.S.-born children have a parent who depends on it. They can work and stay only two years at a time. No first-time request has been approved since 2021, and a federal appeals court has ruled DACA's work permits unlawful, for now only in Texas. A program one ruling can switch off is no way to treat people who have done everything we asked.

Only Congress can fix this. The Dream Act of 2025, S. 3348, would let people brought here as children earn permanent status and, over time, citizenship.

Please support the Dream Act and push for a vote so Dreamers can stop living two years at a time.

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I'm calling to ask my members of Congress to support the Dream Act of 2025, S. 3348, and give DACA recipients a permanent solution.
About 436,350 people held DACA in June 2026, and roughly 300,000 U.S.-born children have a parent who depends on it.
No first-time request has been approved since 2021, and an appeals court has ruled DACA's work permits unlawful, for now only in Texas. Only Congress can make the protection permanent.
Please support the Dream Act and push for a vote.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

436,350 active DACA recipients as of June 30, 2026; no first-time request approved since 2021 (source)
300,000 U.S.-born children have at least one parent who is a DACA recipient (source)
S. 3348 the Dream Act of 2025, in the Senate Judiciary Committee since December 2025 with one cosponsor (source)
80% of voters backed an earned path to citizenship for Dreamers in a 2022 bipartisan poll (source)

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