Outcome of court battle looms large for 'Dreamers'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "Nevada Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto told the Sun that the first action she would like to see done concerning immigration reform is the passage of the Dream Act, which would allow DACA recipients to earn lawful permanent residence status.
59% : "Cortez Masto, who is the first and only Latina U.S. senator, has said immigration reform was a key aspect of her platform.
50% : "Despite my accomplishments, my life continues to be impacted by whether DACA survives the courts.
47% : "DACA has been a lifeline for thousands of lives, but it was never meant to be a permanent solution," Ramirez said.
37% : "DACA currently allows roughly 600,000 people like Ramirez to remain in the United States when they otherwise may have faced deportation, according to court documents filed in the case.
35% : "Attorneys for Texas and the other states will argue today that DACA doesn't honor federal immigration law and causes them harm through excess state spending, like on health care and education.
32% : The defendants, which include the Biden administration, will argue that the states have not successfully demonstrated proven harm from the program, that the president had the authority to create DACA.
26% : "Washington's inability to pass comprehensive immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship for our 'Dreamers' has left the door open to attacks on DACA by right-wing extremists," Rosen said.

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