EDUCATION RIGHTS
Every year 65,000 US raised students who graduate from high school - often as honor roll students or star athletes - have their dreams of continuing their education shattered.
WHY?
Because, despite years of campaigning, lawmakers have yet to fix the educational injustice that slaps so many successful students in the face.
These children, often brought to the United States as toddlers, have no documentats for their immigration status and so - the law says - they must pay the same inflated college fees as international students do. For the vast majority, regardless of their dreams, that price-tag slams the door of learning shut.
CHANGE
The DREAM Act is a bill that tries to right this wrong, but more pressure is needed to win this change.
Sign the DREAM Act petition online
Myths & Facts
Myth: Most immigrants to Wisconsin are from Mexico and Latin America
Fact: Fewer than 4 in 10 of Wisconsin's foreign-born residents came originally from South America, Central America, Mexico or the Carribean.
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