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	Daca Daily update ⋅ October 19, 2021
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	UW-Madison launches Center for DREAMers to support state's undocumented young adults Madison.com The University of Wisconsin Law School houses some of the offices for the Center for DREAMers, a new space for DACA recipients to get help. Flag as irrelevant
	Feds Can't Put DACA Challenge On Hold For Rulemaking Law360 The previous iteration of DACA also violated federal immigration law, the court found. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, however, unveiled ... Flag as irrelevant
	Undocumented student organizations navigate DACA uncertainty The Poly Post Currently, the total cost for DACA and work authorization is $495: $85 for deferred action and $410 for work authorization. Flag as irrelevant
	Schwank Offers Amendment to Allow DACA Recipients to Receive Teaching Certifications EIN News Schwank's amendment also seeks to address the teacher shortage by allowing DACA recipients to teach in Pennsylvania. Flag as irrelevant
	The Texas college student fighting for immigration reform Texas Signal Earlier this year she applied for DACA for the first time. But because of a ruling in Texas, her application was cancelled. Flag as irrelevant
	Resource Guide | Latino Research Center | College of Liberal Arts University of Nevada, Reno Immigration and DACA Services. The Nevada Attorney General's Office warns Nevadans to be on alert for immigration scams. Before engaging anyone for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Undocumented Student Action Week, Dedicated to Supporting a Fair Education, Hosts Multiple ... DVC Inquirer 19, the "DACA and Immigration Policy Updates" webinar features Immigration Institute of the Bay Area's Denny Kasso who will discuss recent immigration ... Flag as irrelevant
	Senate bill would boost Capitol Police budget, maybe rationale for new HQ Roll Call ... version would also let noncitizens enrolled in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, work in the legislative branch. Flag as irrelevant
	Move over, Hawaii: California is revolutionizing coffee in the US Madison.com Jay Ruskey, founder of FRINJ coffee. "We're growing coffee outside its traditional region and implementing new technologies to produce it," he ... Flag as irrelevant
	How the power of personal storytelling can bring adversaries together | Opinion The Commercial Appeal Here in Cumberland classrooms, we have a diverse mix: DACA students sit next to students from Tennessee hamlets without names, next to those from ... Flag as irrelevant
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