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DACA The City of Atlanta stands with all DREAMers, and Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms fully supports DACA recipients, as well as establishing a path to citizenship for DREAMers. Despite changes in federal practice, Atlanta stands united with all its residents, regardless of immigration status. Read Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms’ statement regarding joining coalition to file an amicus brief in support of DACA program. For further information on Mayor Bottoms’ views, visit her Twitter page. Legal Resources for DACA Recipients - Did not depart the United States on or after Aug. 15, 2012, without advance parole; - Have continuously resided in the United States since you submitted your most recent DACA request that was approved; - Have not been convicted of a felony, a significant misdemeanor, or three or more other misdemeanors; and - Do not otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety. If you are looking for legal assistance with your DACA renewal, please refer to our Non-Profit Legal Service Provider List. Please note that the City of Atlanta and Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs are not responsible for the services provided by the organizations on this list. Further, we have no financial relationship with these organizations and cannot guarantee any results from their legal representation or assistance. This list is not exhaustive and is offered to the public for general information purposes only. For further information regarding your rights as a DACA recipient, use the links below to Know your rights when … You have been stopped by police, immigration agents, or the FBI. Printable Guides - ACLU: English | 한국어 (Korean) | Español | other - NILC Guides: law enforcement interactions | immigration raids | other immigration enforcement Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are at your door. Web & VideoPrintable Guides - United We Dream pocket cards: multiple languages You are being questioned about your immigration status. View the Resources below to learn how to support the rights of others Tools for Educators - Rights overview fact sheet - Defending Dreamers: Educator’s Toolkit - Immigrant and Refugee Children: A Guide for Educators and School Support Staff - How to prepare students & their families for ICE raidsTools for Business Leaders General Legal Resources - Example of an order by a judge - Example of an order by ICE For an up-to-date timeline of DACA related litigation, visit the National Immigration Law Center website. Educational and Scholarship Resources for DACA Recipients As a DACA recipient, you can and should still go to college! Lack of legal status should not prevent you from applying to college, scholarships, or internships. Below are helpful tips to use throughout the application process. - The Ultimate Guide for College Bound Undocumented Georgia Students - College Guide for Undocumented Students - Q&A Paying for College as an Undocumented Student - List of Financial Aid for Undocumented Students By School - Scholarships for Undocumented Students - National Association for College Admission Counseling - DREAM Educational Empowerment Program (DEEP) through United We Dream - Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling - MALDEF Scholarship Resources - Expert Advice and Resources for Undocumented College Students - Students’ Guide to DACA Phaseout Note: Although the state of Georgia and the Georgia Board of Regents bans undocumented and DACAmented students from enrolling in the most selective research universities in the state of Georgia, including University of Georgia, Georgia Tech, Medical College of Georgia and Georgia College & State University, college is still within reach. In November 2016, it was announced that Georgia State University and Augusta University will allow students without lawful status to apply and be admitted. While they would have to pay the out-of-state tuition rate even if they live in Georgia, this is an important step towards expanding the educational opportunities for immigrants. For more information, look at this news release. Advice and resources for undocumented students: https://www.affordablecollegesonline.org/college-resource-center/undocumented-college-student-resources/ Facts & Statistics About DACA What is DACA? DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) is an immigration policy put in place by President Obama in 2012. Under the program, qualifying undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children were spared from deportation and made eligible for renewable work permits and driver’s licenses. There are roughly 800,000 DACA recipients who call the United States their home. Who are DREAMers? DREAMers are unauthorized immigrants who have not necessarily been granted deferred action for childhood arrival. There are 2 million individuals who consider themselves DREAMers. The Center for American Progress (CAP) reports that about 8 million US citizens have at least one unauthorized family member residing within the same household. The CAP also reports that 5.9 million citizen children reside with at least one unauthorized family member. Who was eligible for DACA? Before the September 5, 2017, DACA announcement, individuals had to meet a number of stringent requirements to be eligible to apply for DACA. Currently, only those who have previously been granted DACA are eligible to apply for renewal. What changed on September 5, 2017? On September 5, 2017, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) initiated the orderly phase-out of DACA. DHS will provide a limited, six-month window during which it will consider certain requests for DACA and applications for work authorization, under specific parameters. Find details on the USCIS website and in the DHS FAQ: English | Español How have DACA recipients contributed to Georgia and the City of Atlanta? An estimated 47,000 Georgians are currently enrolled in or eligible for DACA. Georgia’s DACA recipients pay $66 million per year in state and local taxes. Barring DACA recipients from work and school stands to strip Georgia of $28 million in revenue. Enrolling all remaining DACA-eligible Georgians into the program would add a further $18 million in tax revenue. The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute has compiled a list of briefs providing insight on the current and potential DACA population and their state impact as it relates to in-state tuition, workforce and more. The information can be found at: https://gbpi.org/tag/daca/.
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MÁ An Chathair Atlanta Seasann le gach Dreamers, and Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms fully supports DACA recipients, as well as establishing a path to citizenship for DREAMers. Despite changes in federal practice, Seasann Atlanta aontaithe leis a áitritheoirí uile, beag beann ar stádas inimirce. Léigh Ráiteas Méara Keisha Lance Bottoms ' regarding joining coalition to file an amicus brief in support of DACA program. Le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais a fháil ar thuairimí Méara Bottoms ', visit her leathanach Twitter. Acmhainní dlíthiúla le haghaidh Faighteoirí DACA - Nár imeacht na Stát Aontaithe ar nó i ndiaidh Lúnasa. 15, 2012, gan roimh ré parole; - An bhfuil cónaí orthu go leanúnach sna Stáit Aontaithe ó chuir tú d'iarratas DACA is déanaí a ceadaíodh; - Bíodh nach a chiontuithe i bhfeleontacht, i mí-iompar mór, nó trí nó níos mó mí-eile; agus - Ná údar ar shlí eile ina bhagairt do shlándáil náisiúnta nó le sábháilteacht an phobail. Má tá tú ag lorg do chúnamh dlíthiúil leis an athnuachan DACA, féach ar ár liosta Soláthraí Brabús Neamh-Seirbhís Dlí. Tabhair faoi deara nach bhfuil an Chathair na Atlanta agus Oifig an Mhéara Gnóthaí Inimirceach atá freagrach as na seirbhísí a sholáthraíonn na heagraíochtaí ar an liosta seo. Tuilleadh, we have no financial relationship with these organizations and cannot guarantee any results from their legal representation or assistance. Níl an liosta seo uileghabhálach agus tá sé ar fáil don phobal chun críocha ginearálta faisnéise amháin. Le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais a fháil maidir le do chearta mar fhaighteoir DACA, use the links below to Know your rights when … Tá tú ag stopadh ag póilíní, gníomhairí inimirce, nó an FBI.Treoracha Inphriontáilte - ACLU: Béarla | Cóiréis (Cóiréis) | español | eile - Treoracha NILC: idirghníomhaíochtaí forfheidhmithe dlí | ruathair inimirce | forfheidhmithe inimirce eile Inimirce agus Forfheidhmiú Custaim (ICE) Tá gníomhairí ag an doras.Web & VideoTreoracha Inphriontáilte - United Aisling cártaí póca: teangacha éagsúla Tá tú á cheistiú faoi do stádas inimirce. Féach ar an Acmhainní thíos a fháil amach conas a tacaíocht a thabhairt do chearta daoine eile Uirlisí d'Oideoirí - bileog fíricí forbhreathnú Cearta - Dreamers Cosanta: Toolkit Oideoir ar - Inimirceach agus do Dhídeanaithe Leanaí: Treoir d'Oideoirí agus Foireann Tacaíochta Scoile - Conas do mhic léinn a ullmhú & a dteaghlaigh do ruathair ICEUirlisí d'Cheannairí Gnó Acmhainní Ginearálta Dlí - Sampla d'ordú ag breitheamh - Sampla d'ordú ag ICE I gcás amlíne dlíthíochta DACA bhaineann cothrom le dáta, tabhair cuairt ar an gréasáin Spórtlann Dlí Inimirce. Acmhainní oideachais agus Scoláireacht do Faighteoirí DACA AS MÁ coimeádán, is féidir leat agus ba chóir dul go fóill go dtí coláiste! Lack of legal status should not prevent you from applying to college, scoláireachtaí, nó intéirneachtaí. Thíos tá leideanna cabhrach le húsáid le linn an phróisis iarratais. - An Treoir deiridh le haghaidh Choláiste Ceangailte Mic Léinn gan Cháipéisí Inimirce Georgia - College Guide for Undocumented Students - Q&A íoc as Choláiste mar Mac Léinn Gan Doiciméadú - Liosta de Chúnamh Airgeadais do Mhic Léinn gan Cháipéisí Inimirce De réir Scoile - Scholarships for Undocumented Students - Cumann Náisiúnta Choláiste Counseling Cead isteach - DREAM Oideachais Clár Cumhachtú (DEEP) trí United Aisling againn - Illinois Cumann Choláiste Comhairleoireacht Cead isteach - Acmhainní Scoláireacht MALDEF - Saineolaithe Chomhairle agus Acmhainní do Mhic Léinn Choláiste gan Cháipéisí Inimirce - Treoir Mac Léinn le DACA Phaseout Nóta: Cé go toirmisc an staid tSeoirsia agus an Bord tSeoirsia na Regents students gan doiciméid agus DACAmented as clárú sna hollscoileanna taighde is roghnach i staid na Georgia, lena n-áirítear Ollscoil Georgia, Georgia Tech, Coláiste Leighis de tSeoirsia agus Coláiste tSeoirsia & Ollscoil Stáit, college is still within reach. In November 2016, it was announced that Georgia State University and Augusta University will allow students without lawful status to apply and be admitted. Cé go mbeadh siad a íoc leis an lasmuigh den stáit ráta teagaisc fiú má tá cónaí orthu i tSeoirsia, this is an important step towards expanding the educational opportunities for immigrants. Le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais a fháil, look at this scaoileadh nuachta. Comhairle agus acmhainní do mhic léinn gan doiciméid: https://www.affordablecollegesonline.org/college-resource-center/undocumented-college-student-resources/ Fíricí & Staitisticí Faoi DACA Cad é DACA? MÁ (Gníomh Iarchurtha do Teachta Óige) Tá polasaí inimirce ar bun ón Uachtarán Obama i 2012. Faoin gclár, inimircigh gan cháipéisí cáilitheach a tugadh air an U.S. mar a bhí spared páistí ó ionnarbtha agus cáilithe do cheadanna oibre in-athnuaite agus ceadúnais tiomána. Tá thart 800,000 faighteoirí DACA a glaoch ar an Stát Aontaithe a bhaile. Cé hiad Dreamers? Tá Dreamers inimircigh neamhúdaraithe nár deonaíodh gá go gníomh iarchurtha i gcomhair teachta óige. Tá 2 milliún daoine aonair a mheasann Dreamers. An Ionad le haghaidh dul chun cinn Meiriceánach (CAP) tuairiscí sin thart 8 tá milliún saoránaigh SAM ball den teaghlach ar a laghad neamhúdaraithe ina gcónaí sa teaghlach céanna. Tuairiscíonn an CBT chomh maith go 5.9 milliún leanbh saoránach chónaí leis ball den teaghlach ar a laghad neamhúdaraithe. Cé a bhí i dteideal DACA? Roimh Meán Fómhair 5, 2017, MÁ fhógairt, Bhí daoine aonair chun freastal ar roinnt riachtanais déine a bheith i dteideal cur isteach DACA. Faoi láthair, ach iad siúd a bhí a deonaíodh cheana DACA i dteideal iarratas ar athnuachan. Cad a d'athraigh Meán Fómhair 5, 2017? ar Meán Fómhair 5, 2017, an Roinn Homeland Security (DHS) tús leis ordúil deireadh a chur de DACA. Beidh DHS soláthróidh teoranta, fuinneog sé mhí ina mbreithneoidh iarratas áirithe maidir le DACA agus iarratais ar údarú oibre, faoi paraiméadair ar leith. Faigh sonraí ar shuíomh gréasáin USCIS agus sna Ceisteanna Coitianta DHS: Béarla | español Cén chaoi a bhfuil faighteoirí DACA chuidigh leis an tSeoirsia agus an Chathair na Atlanta?Meastar 47,000 Georgians bhfuil páirteach i nó i dteideal DACA. Georgia’s DACA recipients pay $66 milliún in aghaidh na bliana i gcánacha stáit agus áitiúla. Urchoisc faighteoirí DACA ón obair agus an scoil seastáin chun stiall tSeoirsia na $28 milliún in ioncam. Bheadh clárú go léir Georgians fágtha DACA-incháilithe sa chlár add breise $18 milliún in ioncam cánach. An Buiséid agus Beartas Institute tSeoirsia curtha le chéile liosta de na coimrí ar fáil léargas ar an daonra reatha agus féideartha DACA agus a dtionchar stáit a bhaineann sé le teagasc in-stáit, lucht oibre agus níos mó. Is féidir leis an t-eolas a fháil ag: https://gbpi.org/tag/daca/.