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We, the undersigned, ask Congress and the President to enact the DREAM Act.



The DREAM Act is a bipartisan proposal, which would create a pathway to citizenship for thousands of young students who were brought to the United States years ago as children. If Congress fails to act this year, another entire class of outstanding, law-abiding high school students will graduate without being able to plan for the future, and some will be removed from their homes to countries they barely know. This tragedy will cause America to lose a vital asset: an educated class of promising immigrant students who have demonstrated a commitment to hard work and a strong desire to be contributing members of our society.



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posted by Alan Page on Sep- 2-2010 - at 3:39:48PM from CO

The dream Act must be passed to allow my grandson and others like him who came to the United States legally as infants and were brought up as loyal American citizens for a number of years to remain with their families in the United States and provide the dedication and skill required to build the great nation.

posted by Amanda Leon on Sep- 2-2010 - at 2:47:09PM from CA

Students who have been here since they were children don't deserve to be deported back to their original country. If they have proved to be law abiding people and show that they have something to offer by graduating high school and wanting a higher education then they should be allowed to stay legally in the country which they are used to calling Home.

posted by Doug Labor on Sep- 2-2010 - at 1:54:52PM from CO

First of all, I am so grateful my grandparents decided to legally immigrate to this country at the turn of the 20th Century. I love America dearly. The vision of our forefathers had when creating this country has shaped a better world for all of humanity, which is why the USA is such a desirable country to live. The dream the Dennis’ have for living in America is nothing different than the dream my grandparents had over a century ago. However, the Dennis’ have proven before obtaining citizenship, to be valuable assets to this country. I must commend Martin and Alison for the standards they have set in our community, the way they have raised their children, and the ethical way they have conducted their business practices. I find it a true shame if DREAM Act was not passed and the United States of America would lose an opportunity to have their son, as well as other young adults in similar situations, become an American citizen.

posted by Janet Salzgeber on Sep- 2-2010 - at 1:31:06PM from CO

The Dream Act should be passed. It is affecting young adults that have been raised in the United States and will not be allowed to continue their higher education if The Dream Act is not passed. Thank-you

posted by Benjamin Wood on Sep- 2-2010 - at 12:52:17PM from CA

It is ridiculous that the congress has not passed this bill yet. It is past time for them to act!

posted by ALEJANDRO VARELA on Sep- 2-2010 - at 12:41:59PM from FL

THE TIME HAS COME... LET US PROVE THAT WE ARE CAPABLE OF GIVING BACK TO THE COUNTRY THAT GAVE US EVERYTHING. WE CAN NOT ENJOY THE FREEDOM THAT YOU TAUGHT US!, WE NEED LEGAL DOCUMENTS IN ORDER TO PROGRESS AND EXPAND AS HUMAN BEINGS! LET OUR VOICE BE HEARD! LET OUR HANDS DO THE JOBS YOUR CITIZENS REFUSE! BUT LET US DO IT THE LEGAL WAY! LET US LIVE WITHOUT THE "IRRUGULARITY" BANNER ACROSS OUR FOREHEADS!

posted by Mari Serrano on Sep- 2-2010 - at 11:51:04AM from CA

The Dream Act should be passed all we are looking for is to have a better live than aour parents becuase we can see the consequences of not having an education. No one should be hold back from making their dream come true. Education should be a right for everyone not just certain people.

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posted by Mari Serrano on Sep- 2-2010 - at 11:51:04AM from CA

The Dream Act should be passed all we are looking for is to have a better live than aour parents becuase we can see the consequences of not having an education. No one should be hold back from making their dream come true. Education should be a right for everyone not just certain people.

posted by Maribel Garcia on Sep- 2-2010 - at 11:14:49AM from NC

Please pass the dream Act law...we students want to keep studying and make a contribution to this country in which we have been here all our lives!

posted by Raul Chavez on Sep- 2-2010 - at 10:16:25AM from FL

I think that deep soul-searching is in order here. We are a country of immigrants and a great many of us have successed in fulfilling the "American Dream". Here is our chance to tap-in to vital intelletual resources that are desperately needed in this country. If one looks back at history to check the national origins of many of our great contributors to our society, it would indeed be very difficult to find on that was not from immigrant parents or family. Many families have sacrificed much to get thier children educated in this country. It is a true privilege to accomplish this goal. If we do not act on thier behalf, we are the ones to suffer.

posted by Roberto Lopez on Sep- 2-2010 - at 9:51:50AM from CA

There is a need for change in our laws. Please do so and allow thousands of students to live a fair life.

posted by Mark Elting on Sep- 2-2010 - at 8:32:30AM from CO

Many children negatively impacted have spent their entire K through 12 lives here and are now pursuing Colledge degrees - paid for by thier parents and risk lost of credit for futures and time already well spent in higher education! Fine minds with high hope and strong contributions for America's future! Please don't let them slip through a useless crack - Steamboat Springs Colorado needs them, as does the greater communities of the State and country!

posted by Ulrich Salzgeber on Sep- 2-2010 - at 8:22:17AM from CO

When you have a family that gives back to the community, contributes to much needed affordable housing, offers stable employment opportunities in this challenged economy and raises their two sons to be responsible members of the community one should be celebrating their achievments. Instead there is a distinct possibility that their oldest son will be deported prior to graduating from College. Because the Dennis family has followed all the rules they are facing this distinct possibility while elsewhere thousands of illegal imigrants continue to be a strain on our financial well being. These arcaic laws need to be revisited which is precisely what the Dream Act is addressing. I support the Dream Act and more importantly and selfishly don't want to see the Dennis family torn apart after being such model citizens.

posted by Gary Berggren on Sep- 2-2010 - at 8:12:09AM from MN

I personally know of a family situation that this new proposed law would apply. It would make sense to have such a law and the law has its protections written into it to weed out those that should not be entitled. That assumes that we would be enforcing this law or any of our other immigration laws.


posted by Trevor Lambe on Sep- 2-2010 - at 7:58:56AM from CO

Please pass this act and stop families being split up.

posted by Carolyn lambe on Sep- 2-2010 - at 7:52:37AM from CO

We have friends who have lived in Steamboat for 20 years. They have two sons, a 19 year old who was 4 months old when he was taken to America, and a 17 year old. Without this act the eldest boy will have to return to England, without his family, when he is 21. Please do not allow this to happen.

posted by Virginia Everard on Sep- 2-2010 - at 7:46:08AM from CO

A boy without a country, I work for a business owned by two English Nationals, they moved here almost 20 years ago and have been here on Visas that have been renewed every few years. Their son, came to America with his parents when he was only 4 months old. He has gone to schools here, and now is in college, when he turns 21 if the... laws don't change he will have to leave his home,( because for all except on a birth certificate he is an American ) and go to England. Immeigration, is not jut the face of our friends from the border, but the face of the kid next store. All people should look at where we came from, and relieze, that this country was built on more then one nationality, that a child should never be countryless, but should be allowed to stay in the home that they were raised in.See More

posted by themis ortiz on Sep- 2-2010 - at 6:40:52AM from NY

is time to for the law and their puppets to stop playing games and focus in the future not only of us that are suffering but for their country, there is no freedom there is no dream if our life is based on some documents stop the madness now pass one law help billions.

posted by joanne bly on Sep- 2-2010 - at 6:03:23AM from CO

please push this act through - my nephew and his family are strongly depending on it - it would be an injustice to split the family unit after being in the country for 20 years and running a sucessful business. My nephw has worked hard at his studies and has adcheived the highest grades - america would be loosing a well educated student Thank you in anticipation.

posted by Joey Sharpe on Sep- 2-2010 - at 5:29:10AM from SC

I am the child of someone who immigrated to the US after WWII.

posted by Mark Nuccio on Sep- 2-2010 - at 3:21:48AM from NJ

Friends of mine have been in Steamboat Springs legally now
for almost 20 years but have not been able to become citizens. Mark, their eldest, moved from England when he was 4 months old. He is now at his second year at CU Boulder but may have to cut his studies short and return to England when he turns 21 years old, (he is now 19 years old). This would be devastating to their family. Due to the Dream Act, this may not need be. Thank you.

Mark Nuccio

posted by Nallely Moran on Sep- 2-2010 - at 12:48:27AM from CA

Help support the dream act!! Equal Education for ALL students!!!!

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