TOP UPDATES DACA·         Memorandum on Rescission Of Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals (DACA)·         Overview of proposed legislation to replace DACA·         Litigation: AGs, Make the Road, University of California·         ILRC DACA Info Sheets·         DACA renewal loan fund·         Wellness: NYC WELL is a free and confidential resource that is available regardless of immigration status, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and in 200 languages – regardless of your immigration status. Dial 1-888-NYC-WELL, text WELL to 65173 or chat with a counselor online at nyc.gov/NYCWELL.·         Removal: DHS is already moving to recalendar DACA cases. Ar-gue that this is premature and a waste of judicial resources.·         See Resources below for more. DA Election for Kings CountyPrimaries tomorrow (Tuesday) include selecting a new DA. Medium has a breakdown of the candidates’ stances on immigration and broken windows poli-cies. Operation MegaAfter word leaked that ICE was planning to target 6,000 to 10,000 immigrants in raids Sept. 17-22, ICE announced it was rescheduling the raids due to hurri-canes. However, this does not mean there won’t necessarily be any raids. ICE Statement Regarding Questions on Enforcement Planning. Bill bars transfer of PRM from State to DHSFP: “In a stark repudiation of the Trump administration, lawmakers on Thursday passed a spending bill that overturned the president’s steep proposed cuts to for-eign aid and diplomacy. Folded into the bill are management amendments that straitjacket some of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s efforts to redesign the State Department.” 

US Justice Department Set to Appeal Ninth Circuit Travel Ban Ruling to Supreme CourtVOA: “According to a Justice Department official, the agency plans to ask the high court to weigh in on an appeals court ruling that says grandparents and cousins are close enough relatives to constitute an exemption from the Trump administration's travel order. The court also said that refugees accepted by a re-settlement agency should be allowed to travel to the United States.” OIL filed a petition for panel rehearing in Harbin v. SessionsIDP: I'm sad to report that OIL filed a petition for panel rehearing in Harbin v. Sessions. IDP and Legal Aid are working with Mr. Harbin's lawyers on plans moving forward. Hopefully the panel will stick to its guns and deny the govern-ment's request. And quickly. CALLS TO ACTION Call Congress to Pass the Dream Act (S. 1615/H.R. 3440)Call your Congress members and urge them to pass the Dream Act, a bipartisan bill that would provide Dreamers a chance to adjust their immigration status, if they meet certain requirements. If Congress fails to act, 800,000 Dreamers who were protected by DACA will be at risk of being deported.AILA Doc. No. 17090533 DACA Fee Donations Outside NYCNew York has several resources for assisting DACA recipients with renewal fees. Consider donating to organizations outside New York where the need may be greater.  RAICES DACA fund. Detention of UACsNYLCU: Reaching out to the listserv to see if anyone has heard of any UACs that have been re-detained & placed in either secure facilities or at the non-se-cure Dobb's Ferry facility in Westchester. NYCLU has heard reports that kids are being held with no good reason and we are doing some work around this is-sue. We're hoping to speak to some kids or their parents, preferably at Dobb's Ferry! Feel free to forward if you know folks who do a lot of UAC work or to other listservs! Please send any sensitive info to my work email, pgarciasalazar@nyclu.org.  

RESOURCES DACA·         About DACA and Employment·         Practice Advisory: Advising Clients After the Announcement of the End of DACA·         Determine Whether Individuals Seeking Deferred Action for Child-hood Arrivals (DACA) Might Be Eligible for Immigration Benefits·         ImmProf list of DACA Resources·         ILRC DACA Info Sheets·         DACA renewal loan fund Other·         Salvadoran decree on imprisonment of deportees with gang affiliation and translation in English (attached)·         Guidance to Help You Prepare for Any Immigration Court Proceeding·         Citizenship classes: The Citizenship Project at The New-York Historical Society is designed to help permanent residents prepare for the USCIS natural-ization exam. We offer a free 33-hour interactive program (utilizing our exten-sive and unique museum collection and resources) that covers all 100 questions and includes preparation for the naturalization interview.  GOVERNMENT For consideration Tuesday: H.R. 3697 - Criminal Alien Gang Member Re-moval Act - Criminalizing even unlawful entry as gang activity and obstruction of justice. Detainment of persons who have TPS – broad authority to DHS Sec-retary. Matter of DELGADO, 27 I&N Dec. 100 (BIA 2017)Robbery under section 211 of the California Penal Code, which includes the ele-ment of asportation of property, is categorically an aggravated felony theft of-fense under section 101(a)(43)(G) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(43)(G)(2012), regardless of whether a violator merely aided or abetted in the asportation of property stolen by a principal. 

Matter of MOHAMED, 27 I&N Dec. 92 (BIA 2017)Entry into a pretrial intervention agreement under Texas law qualifies as a "con-viction" for immigration purposes under section 101(a)(48)(A) of the Immigra-tion and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(48)(A) (2012), where (1) a respon-dent admits sufficient facts to warrant a finding of guilt at the time of his entry into the agreement, and (2) a judge authorizes an agreement ordering the re-spondent to participate in a pretrial intervention program, under which he is re-quired to complete community supervision and community service, pay fees and restitution, and comply with a no-contact order. CBP Awards Contract for “ Other Materials ” Border Wall Prototypes CBP announced contract awards for “other materials” prototypes of the border wall. Four companies were selected to construct alternate materials border wall prototypes. CBP will meet with the vendors and determine construction time-line, however expects to construct the prototypes in the fall. AILA Doc. No. 17090833 EVENTS ·                9/14/17 NYSB: Redeeming the Pledge And Justice For All ” CLE Conference·                9/15/17 Refugee Council USA Advocacy Webinar·                9/19/17 USCIS Info Session on Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) Program·                9/20/17 New Age of Immigration: Impact on People of Color·                9/22/17 Queering Immigration Conference·                9/23/17 AILA Citizenship Day - a single-day workshop with sites around the country providing assistance to lawful permanent resi-dents eligible for naturalization. The AILA-NY Chapter will again part-ner with CUNY Citizenship Now.·                9/27/17 Understanding the Legal Framework for Trafficking Survivors for Social Service Providers·                9/28-29/17 Legal Remedies for Trafficking Survivors for At-torneys·                10/2/17 Strategies for Addressing Immigration Questions for In House Attorneys

·                10/3/17 Whither Immigration? New Directions in Research and Policy in an Era of Nationalism - Center for Migration Studies 2017 Academic & Policy Symposium·                10/17/17 The NYIC's 30th Anniversary Gala·                10/30/17 Immigration Panel for Artists ImmProf Monday, September 11, 2017·         Diversity and Inclusion in Law School and the Legal Profession By Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia·         September 11, 2001: 16 Years LaterSunday, September 10, 2017·         Mental Health Woes of the Undocumented·         Immigration and Executive Power Panel at Cornell Law School·         Meet KikitoSaturday, September 9, 2017·         My Mistake on Proposition 187·         At The Movies: ForbiddenFriday, September 8, 2017·         Boston Area Profs Arrested in DACA Protest·         Ninth Circuit Protects Refugees with Assurances of Sponsorship·         Billionaires Can Seek Asylum Too·         University of California Sues Trump Administration on Unlawful Repeal of DACA Program·         Can the Democratic attorneys general save DACA? The opinion of nine legal experts.·         No country for sanctuary seekers·         We support DACA and stand with Dreamers·         ABA Journal Featured Blog·         Trump’ s Move to End DACA and Echoes of the Immigration Act of 1924·         Immigration Article of the Day: Status Non-Citizens by Linda S. BosniakThursday, September 7, 2017

·         Major Immigrant Rights Organizations Condemning & Warning of Raids, Operation Mega (UPDATED)·         LA Times: Undocumented Immigrant Activists Plan to Fight Harder·         The End of DACA and the Need for Congress to Enact Immigration ReformThursday, September 7, 2017·         Art on the Border·         Interview of AALS Section on Immigration Law Leaders·         Who Will Rebuild Houston After Hurricane Harvey? Teh Same People Who Rebuild New Orleans After Hurricane Katrina.·         White House claims ‘ dreamers ’ take jobs away from blacks and His - panics. Here ’ s the truth. Wednesday, September 6, 2017·         At the Movies: George and Grace·         From the Bookshelves: Guerrilla Guides to Law Teaching: Immigra-tion Law·         Immigration Article of the Day: Religious Organizations, Refuge for Undocumented Immigrants, and Tax Exemption by Ellen P. Aprill·         Breaking News: Sixteen state attorney generals have filed suit chal-lenging the rescission of DACA!·         Resources on DACATuesday, September 5, 2017·         Spotlight on DACA-mented Houston Paramedic·         Barack Obama on the "Political Decision" to End DACA·         Attorney General Sessions Announces the End of DACA·         Will the end of DACA prod Congress into immigration action?·         AG Jeff Sessions on DACA: 11:00 a.m. EST (8 a.m. PST)·         Forecast for Today: Hot, DACA Ended, Protests, Hotter·         Rose Cuison Villazor: What Do Dreamers Do Now?Monday, September 4, 2017·         I Love My Undocumented People·         The Rainbow Railroad: LGBTQ Chechens Find Safety in Canada·         Cyrus Mehta: Immigration and Nationality Act Trumps America First·         An Undocumented Journey Through Harvey

 AILA NEWS UPDATE Daily Immigration News Clips – September 8 2017Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on September 8, 2017NationalAssociated Press Trump tweet unlikely to calm anxious immigrantsBy Elliot SpagatMother Jones Administration Isn't Sharing Dreamers' Information With ICE, But Another Threat LoomsBy Noah LanardAssociated Press Pentagon: Trump order to end DACA raises issues for militaryAssociated Press Politics Trump tweets reassurance about DACA at Pelosi's urgingBy Erica WernerReuters Trump DACA Decision Followed Months of Meetings Involving Se-nior DemocratBy Richard CowanReuters Ryan Hopes to Combine DACA, Border Security in Immigration Bill: NYT InterviewWashington Post Ryan: The U.S. doesn't have control over its borders and 'DACA is a symptom'Washington Post How many people will Trump's DACA rollback affect? About 100,000 fewer than initially reported.By David NakamuraWall Street Journal Bannon Criticizes Catholic Church Over Response to Trump's 'Dreamers' MoveBy Eli StokolsWall Street Journal DACA Currently Enrolls About 690,000 Immigrants, Homeland Security SaysBy Laura MecklerLos Angeles Times DACA brought 'Dreamers' out of the shadows. Now, some plan to only get louderBy Sonali Kohli , Cindy Carcamo and Corina KnollPolitico Immigration advocates: Schumer, Pelosi dissed DreamersBy Heather Caygle, Seung Min Kim, and Elana Schor

Politico Cardinal Dolan rips into Bannon for 'insulting' remarks about Catholic Church and immigrantsBy Nolan D. McCaskillThe Hill Bannon: 'The guys on the far right' are not happy with Trump's DACA decisionBy Mallory ShelbourneThe Hill Senate GOP whip: No vote on stand-alone bill for 'Dreamers'By Alexander BoltonThe Hill GOP lawmaker drops effort to force vote to extend DACA protectionsBy Cristina MarcosCrain's One 'Dreamer' vows to finish med school in the face of DACA chaosBy Robin D. SchatzThe Guardian Airbnb vows to be first company to defy Trump and keep em-ploying 'Dreamers'By Sam LevinDaily Beast Koch Brothers Will Push Congress to Protect DREAMersBy Lachlan MarkayDaily Beast 200K Kids Could Lose Their Parents if DREAMers Are DeportedBy Betsy WoodruffSplinter Obama Gave These Kids DACA. Here's How They Plan to Survive.By Melissa PandikaAssociated Press Appeals court: Grandparents not part of Trump's travel banBy Gene JohnsonNew York Times Appeals Court Limits Trump Travel Ban and Allows More RefugeesBy Miriam JordanWashington Post Grandparents, refugees with formal assurances can enter under Trump's travel ban, appeals court rulesBy Matt ZapotoskyWall Street Journal Appeals Court Deals Blow to Trump's Travel BanBy Jess BravinNBC Homeland Security Cancels Massive Roundups of Undocumented Immi-grantsBy Julia Ainsley and Andrew BlanksteinThe Hill ICE denies plan for nationwide immigration raidsBy Josh Delk

Daily Beast ICE Wrongly Imprisoned an American Citizen for 1,273 Days. Judges Say He's Owed $0.By Harry SiegelAssociated Press Senate passes $15B disaster aid measure, debt limit increaseBy Andrew TaylorAssociated Press Trump nominates White House lawyer to important court seatBy Sadie GurmanAssociated Press It's a 'great thing' to deal with Democrats, Trump now saysBy Jonathan Lemire and Erica WernerAssociated Press Justice Department: Sanctuary cities lower on grant priorityAssociated Press For Trump and Ryan, a tortured relationship grows more soBy Jonathan Lemire and Erica WernerAssociated Press Intel official: Terror plots often raise concerns earlyBy Deb ReichmannAssociated Press Ex-Trump strategist: White House aides must defend presidentBy Catherine LuceyNew York Times Trump Reaches Out to Make More Deals With Congressional DemocratsBy Peter Baker and Sheryl Gay StolbergNew York Times Using Silicon Valley Tactics, LinkedIn's Founder Is Working to Blunt TrumpBy Katie BennerWashington Post Republicans jolted by, and Democrats wary of, Trump's over-tures to opposing partyBy Robert Costa, Sean Sullivan and Mike DeBonisWall Street Journal More Design Proposals Coming for a Mexican Border WallBy Alicia A. CaldwellWall Street Journal Poll Highlights Lingering Divisions in the GOPBy Janet HookPolitico McCaul emerges as a leading candidate for DHS secretaryBy Elana Johnson and Anna PalmerPolitico Key conservatives oppose Trump debt ceiling dealBy KYLE CHENEY and HEATHER CAYGLENew York Times JR's Latest: A Child Caught Between the U.S.-Mexico BorderBy Melena RyzikWashington Post (Editorial) Trump's deal with the Democrats saves us from disaster - but not for long

New York Times (Op-Ed) It's the DACA Decision, Not Hurricane Harvey, That May Tear Houston ApartBy Lacy M. JohnsonNew York Times (Opinion) Dreamers, Liars and Bad EconomicsBy Paul KrugmanWashington Post (Opinion) 'Go home and get in line': Fact-checking Kris Kobach on DACABy Christopher IngrahamWashington Post (Opinion) Appeals court rejects Trump's enforcement of travel ban order against grandparents and refugees with formal resettlement assurancesBy Ilya SominWashington Post (Opinion) 'Dreamers' aren't just coming from Latin AmericaBy Eugene ScottWashington Post (Op-Ed) Yes, DACA is 'amnesty.' Let's just call it that, and then let's make it happen.By Matt WelchWashington Post (Op-Ed) I was shocked to learn I was undocumented. And shocked to learn DACA was ending.By Leezia DhallaWashington Post (Opinion) Trump teaming up with 'Chuck and Nancy' was foretold by Michael Steele in NovemberBy Jonathan CapehartWashington Post (Opinion) The military looked to 'dreamers' to use their vital skills. Now the U.S. might deport them.By Alex HortonWashington Post (Opinion) What does Trump really want for the 'dreamers'?By Allison MichaelsWashington Post (Opinion) This is the DACA deal Congress should makeBy Michael GersonWashington Post (Opinion) The economics favor the DACA 'dreamers.' But there's a lot more to them than that.By Jared BernsteinWashington Post (Op-Ed) How DACA pits 'good immigrants' against millions of othersBy Joel SatiWashington Post (Opinion) Steve Bannon says his media image is 'pretty accu-rate'By Callum Borchers

Washington Post (Op-Ed) Don't assume the militias at the Charlottesville rally were white supremacists. This is what they believe now.By Sam JacksonWashington Post (Opinion) Trump just sided with Pelosi and Schumer. Will he systematically sell out the GOP?By Greg SargentWashington Post (Op-Ed) Five myths about DACABy David BierWashington Post (Opinion) Hey, 'dreamers': Who are you gonna believe, the president or his administration?By Philip BumpWashington Post (Opinion) Democrats can look on the bright sideBy Jennifer RubinWall Street Journal (Opinion) Maybe The Obama Era Really Is EndingBy James FreemanBoston Globe (Opinion) A special prosecutor should challenge Joe Arpaio's spe-cial pardonBy Andrew Manuel CrespoThe Hill (Op-Ed) DACA repeal will have a terrible impact on our militaryBy Todd A. WeilerSlate (Op-Ed) No Good ReasonBy Daniel HemelVox (Opinion) All the relief money in the world won't rebuild Houston. Undoc-umented workers will.By Alexia Fernández CampbellLocalAssociated Press Maryland officials criticize Trump's immigration planTexas Tribune See where Texas' congressional delegation stands on Trump's DACA decisionBy Abby Livingston, Claire Allbright, and Chris EssingCleveland Plain Dealer Candlelight vigil held in support of immigrants, DACA, DREAMers in downtown ClevelandBy Justin MaddenThe Chronicle-Telegram Protest on Tappan Square targets DACA decisionBy Jon WysochanskiFOX 8 Hundreds rally in Cleveland to support DACABy Matt Wright

Dayton Daily News Area 'dreamer' rallies to support DACA after Trump an-nouncementBy Max FilbyNew York Daily News Long Island Teamster with no criminal record deported to Guatemala days after immigration check-in - with no notice to his familyBy Ginger Adams Otis10TV Columbus mother facing deportation allowed to go homeBy Kevin LandersDeseret News (Opinion) Op-ed: When it comes to DACA, why is amnesty a po-litical dirty word?By David WilksHouston Chronicle (Op-Ed) Texas shuns immigrants the moment they're needed mostBy Stan Marek  Daily Immigration News Clips – September 7, 2017Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on September 7, 2017NationalVice Desperate DREAMers Have a Few Small Slivers of Hope RemainingBy Meredith HoffmanNew York Times To Allies Chagrin, Trump Swerves LeftBy Glenn Thrush and Maggie HabermanRoll Call Analysis: Trump Hits Congress With Immigration QuandaryBy Joe WilliamsNPR Immigration Lawyer Weighs In On Trump's Decision To End DACABy Robert SeigelWashington Post The Daily 202: DACA reaction shows how immigration has become a litmus test for DemocratsBy James HohmannCNBC A 'dreamer' opens about life under Trump: 'The psychological trauma is real'By Catherine CliffordPolitico Trump's DACA move resuscitates immigration reform left for deadBy Annie KarniVox DACA, explained

USA Today Here's how DREAMers are reacting to Trump moving to end DACABy Holly Esptein OjalvoUnivision Here are the bills in Congress that seek to give legal status to Dream-ersBy Jorge CancinoDaily Beast Bipartisan Blitz May Save DACA From TrumpBy Andrew DesiderioC-SPAN Dream Act Floor SpeechMother Jones Trump Moves to End Dreamer Protections, Putting Nearly 800,000 Youths at RiskBy Noah LanardMashable Brave 'Dreamer' shares his worst fears in 27 wrenching tweetsBy Michael NunezSky News Trump scraps scheme protecting undocumented migrantsBy Bethan StatonAssociated Press 15 states, DC sue Trump administration over ending DACAAssociated Press States accuse Trump of bias in immigration decisionBy Sudhin ThanawalaAssociated Press Tough path for GOP on immigration - and Trump made it harderBy Steve PeoplesAssociated Press The Latest: Democrats press for House action on immigrationAssociated Press Mexico offers teaching jobs to 'dreamers' returning from USAssociated Press Trump's harsh message to immigrants could drag on economyBy Christopher RugaberAssociated Press California to file separate suit on immigration protectionsBy Gene Johnson and Larry Neumeister?Associated Press Young immigrants vow to fight Trump's halt of programBy Astrid GalvanReuters Trump Call for Immigration Legislation Sparks Republican InterestBy Richard CowanNew York Times Ryan Praises Trump on DACA, but Promises a Legislative Re-sponseBy Yamice AlcindorNew York Times For Teachers Working Through DACA, a Bittersweet Start to the School YearBy Liz Robbins

New York Times Listen to 'The Daily': Dick Durbin Discusses the Dream ActBy Michael BarberoNew York Times Democrats Begin Legal Assault on Trump's Move to End 'Dreamer' ProgramBy Alexander Burns and Vivian YeeNew York Times What Older Americans Stand to Lose if 'Dreamers' Are De-portedBy Noam Sheiber and Rachel AbramsWashington Post What we know about nearly 800,000 'dreamers' in the U.S.By Kevin Uhrmacher and Samuel GranadosWashington Post 'Dreamers' can 'rest easy,' Ryan says, promising congressional actionBy Mike DeBonisWashington Post Obama asked dreamers for their personal data. Now they worry Trump will use it against them.By Craig Timberg and Tracy JanWashington Post Amazon and Microsoft are supporting a 15-state lawsuit to protect DACABy Hamza ShabanPolitico Border security could be key to saving DreamersBy Seung Min KimPolitico Schneiderman sues Trump Administration over plan to end DACABy Laura NahmiasPolitico Democrats debate threatening shutdown over DACABy Heather Caygle and Elana SchorPolitico WHITHER DACA?:By Ted HessonPolitico Trump says he just wants a DACA fix 'where everybody is happy'By Nolan D. McCaskillDaily Beast DREAMers Lobby Against a Trump Border Wall Deal-Even One That Would Save ThemBy Sam SteinHuffpost As Trump Nixes DACA, Dreamers Worry About Their FamiliesBy Roque PlanasPolitifact How do standards measure up at immigration detention centers? A special reportBy Miriam Valverde

New York Times In Canada, an Immigration Minister Who Himself Is a RefugeeBy Catherine PorterWashington Post Congressman won't apologize for calling Kelly a 'disgrace to the uniform'By David Weigel and Ed O'KeefeNBC Diversity, Culture Remain Major Fault Lines in American PoliticsBy Chuck Todd, Mark Murray, and Carrie DannPolitico Trump agrees to raise debt ceiling, keep government funded through mid-DecemberBy Burgess Everett and Rachel BadePolitico Conservative pundit Mercedes Schlapp expected to join White House communicationsBy Tara PalmeriThe Hill House approves Harvey aid as debt wrangling beginsBy Niv ElisWashington Post (Editorial) Trump's messy and muddled reasoning on DACAWall Street Journal (Editorial) The Dreamer DebacleBoston Globe (Editorial) With DACA, Congress has a chance to score a winAkron Beacon Journal (Editorial) Trump's DACA opportunityCNBC (Opinion) Ending DACA puts 'Dreamers' at mercy of CongressBy Rodolfo MonterrosaNew York Times (Opinion) The Dreamers Need a Vote, Not TalkBy David LeonhardtNew York Times (Op-Ed) Immigrants Shouldn't Have to Be 'Talented' to Be WelcomeBy Masha GessenNew York Times (Opinion) Inner Racism RevealedBy Charles M. BlowNew York Times (Opinion) The DACA 'Fix' That Immigration Activists FearBy Marcela ValdesWashington Post (Opinion) The global divide between those who dream and those who fearBy Ishaan TharoorWashington Post (Opinion) White House claims 'dreamers' take jobs away from blacks and Hispanics. Here's the truth.By Tracy Jan

Washington Post (Opinion) This is why Congress will have a hard time legaliz-ing DACABy Sarah BinderWashington Post (Opinion) Rep. Steve King said something about immigrants again By Philip BumpWashington Post (Opinion) Trump's America is a nightmare. There can be no dreamers here.By Alexandra PetriWashington Post (Op-Ed) DACA changed my life. I'm suing the Trump admin-istration to save it.By Martin Batalla VidalWashington Post (Opinion) The 4 bills Congress is seriously considering to pro-tect 'dreamers'By Amber PhillipsWashington Post (Opinion) A pariah president: DACA repeal is too extreme for Americans and religious leadersBy Jennifer RubinWashington Post (Op-Ed) The Trump administration's deep misunderstanding of DACABy Eric HolderWashington Post (Op-Ed) The little-known benefit of DACA: It reduced mental illness in dreamers' childrenBy David D. Laitin, Linna Martén and Jens HainmuellerWashington Post (Op-Ed) I'm a 'dreamer.' I hope one day my country will call me an American, too.By Saba NafeesWashington Post (Opinion) Trump's DACA flip-flops are remarkable - even for himBy Aaron BlakeWashington Post (Opinion) If you can't pin down Trump's position, you can't be mad at him for itBy Philip BumpWashington Post (Opinion) Trump provokes DACA defenders to step forward, but can they act?By Jennifer RubinWashington Post (Op-Ed) Seven ways of looking at Trump's DACA decisionBy Daniel Drezner

Boston Globe (Opinion) Count on Donald Trump for one thing: Abusing immi-grantsBy Michael CohenBoston Globe (Opinion) Americans must save the dreamersBy Scot LehighPolitico (Op-Ed) I Came to America When I Was Three. What Am I Supposed to Do in Mexico?By Cesar VirtoTIME (Op-Ed) Ending DACA Is UnchristianBy Minerva G. CarcañoSalon (Op-Ed) On this dark day for DACA consider what open borders really meanBy Cassius WilkinsonBuzzfeed (Opinion) Trump, With His Agenda On The Line, Reveals Who He IsBy Adrian CarrasquilloThe Hill (Op-Ed) We can protect DACA by coming togetherBy Heath BrownHuffpost (Op-Ed) DACA 101: What It Feels Like To Be A DreamerBy Juan EscalanteKRWG (Op-Ed) New Poll: 76% of Americans, Including 69% of Republicans, Back Legal Status for DreamersCincinnati Enquirer (Op-Ed) Congress should intervene, find solution for DREAMersBy Heyra AvilaLocalSeattle Times Washington and other states sue Trump over DACABy Nina SchapiroNewsworks (Pennsylvania)  'Dreamers' react in anger, fear, but not surprise over Trump ending DACABy Laura BenshoffWNYC Making Sense of Uncertainty: What DACA Recipients Need to Know12News (Arizona) Arizona attorneys urge DACA recipients not to panicBy Charly EdsittyReuters (Florida) U.S. to Suspend Immigration Enforcement in Areas Hit by Hurricane IrmaWashington Post (Florida) Irma: Florida sheriff threatens jail for anyone with outstanding warrants seeking shelterBy Rachel Siegel

The Hill (Florida) DHS: No immigration enforcement operations in areas hit by IrmaBy Olivia BeaversKENS5 (Texas) Immigration attorney: Not all DACA recipients can get legal citizenshipWKYC Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson says he opposes DACA repealSeptember 06, 2017Vox Watch: pro-DACA activists sneaked into Trump International Hotel for a surprise protestBy Jeff SteinColumbus Dispatch 'Dreamers' welcome in Ohio, Kasich says in blasting TrumpBy Randy LudlowColumbus Dispatch Trump says his move gives Congress chance to fix immi-grationBy Jack TorryCincinnati Enquirer #DACA decision: Greater Cincinnati GOPers back Trump moveBy Carl WeiserMorning Journal Oberlin holds vigil in support of DACABy Kevin MartinIdeastream Akron Immigration Attorney Says There's Much Fear, Concern Over DACABy Tony GanzerVindy,com Local vigil held in reaction to DACA endingBy Billy LudtColumbus Dispatch (Ohio) Fewer refugees being resettled in central Ohio amid travel bansBy Danae KingWOSU Undocumented Mother Of Two Granted Sanctuary In Columbus ChurchBy Adora NamigadeWCPO Immigrant mother at risk of deportation seeks sanctuary in Ohio churchBy Jay WarrenThis Week News Clintonville church now immigrant's sanctuaryColumbus Dispatch Woman facing deportation given sanctuary in Columbus churchBy Marion RenaultThe Courier Woman Moves To Church, Hoping To Avoid Deportation To Mex-ico

Pioneer Press (Minnesota) Sandra Feist: They work hard for the dream, in the only country they've knownBy Sandra FeistWashington Post (Opinion, Virginia) Virginia needs a Truth and Reconciliation Commission on raceBy Tom Perriello  Daily Immigration News Clips – September 6, 2017AILA Doc. No. 17090633 | Dated September 6, 2017Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on September 6, 2017NationalMSNBC Response on DACA rescission (features Greg Chen)Washington Post Democrats seek upper hand in DACA negotiationsBy David Weigel and Ed O'KeefeMcClatchy Why did Jeff Sessions mention 'terrorism' in explaining his Dream-ers stance?By Jared GilmourBuzzfeed Jeff Sessions Talked About "Terrorism" As He Announced The End Of DACA. People Had A Lot To Say About It.By Dominic HoldenBuzzfeed This Latino Explained What It's Like To Be A DREAMer In America Right NowBy Pablo ValdiviaBoing Boing Fearing deportation, Houston's undocumented immigrants impro-vise storm survival strategiesBy Cory DoctorowAssociated Press Tech firms slam Trump for ending immigrant protectionsBy Tali ArbelAssociated Press The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stum-blesAssociated Press A look at the facts surrounding Obama immigration programBy Elliot Spagat and Chris RugaberAssociated Press Trump's traveled from fiery to conflicted on dreamersBy Jonathan Leminre and Jill ColvinAssociated Press Ocean City businesses fear losing seasonal workforceBy Chris Miller

Associated Press What is DACA? A look at immigrant program Trump is end-ingBy Astrid GalvanAssociated Press Obama Calls Ending DACA Program 'Cruel,' 'Self-Defeating'Reuters Obama Says Trump Immigration Move 'Cruel,' Not 'Required Legally'By Makini BriceReuters Factbox: Trump Plan to Dismantle 'Dreamer' Program Draws Strong ResponsesBy Bill TrottReuters Trump Deals Immigrant 'Dreamers' in Storm-Wrecked Houston An-other BlowBy Mica RosenbergNew York Times Right and Left on Trump's DACA DecisionBy Anna DubenkoNew York Times A Typical 'Dreamer' Lives in Los Angeles, Is From Mexico and Came to the U.S. at 6 Years OldBy Alicia Parlapiano and Karen YourishNew York Times Trump Chooses Sessions, Longtime Foe of DACA, to An-nounce Its DemiseBy Matt Apuzzo and Rebecca R. RuizNew York Times The End of DACA: What We Know and Don't KnowBy Miriam JordanNew York Times After 16 Futile Years, Congress Will Try Again to Legalize 'Dreamers'By Yamiche Alcindor and Sheryl Gay StolbergNew York Times Chief Executives See a 'Sad Day' After Trump's DACA Deci-sionBy Zach WichterWashington Post Immigrants accuse Trump administration of betraying themBy Andrew Selsky and Josh HoffnerWashington Post The Trump administration said it feared legal fight over DACA. Ending the program will bring new challenges.By Matt ZapotoskyWashington Post Mexican government criticizes Trump's decision to end DACA programBy Joshua Partlow

Washington Post 'We are America': DACA recipients, supporters say they are not going anywhereBy Maria Sacchetti and Perry SteinWashington Post 'Irresponsible and immoral:' Education leaders condemn Trump's decision to wind down 'dreamers' programBy Moriah BalingitWall Street Journal Trump Administration Ends DACA Program for Immi-grantsBy Laura MecklerPolitico Capitol Hill clueless on Dreamers fixBy Seung Min Kim, Rachael Bade, and Heather CayglePolitico Fight over Dreamers to test Bannon's juice outside the White HouseBy Eliana Johnson, Josh Dawsey, and Andrew RestucciaPolitico Dreamers fear deportations from DACA dataBy Ted HessonPolitico Microsoft says protections for Dreamers more important than tax re-formBy Steven OverlyPolitico Elia decries repeal of DACABy Keshia ClukeyNBC Trump Ends DACA Program, No New Applications AcceptedBy Adam EdelmanBBC Will 'Dreamers' now be deported?C-SPAN House members react to DACA decisionMorning Consult Trump's DACA Move Comes as Most Voters Back Citizen-ship for 'Dreamers'By Edward GrahamDenver Post Cory Gardner and Michael Bennet join DREAM Act effort to help young immigrantsBy Mark K. MatthewsThe Hill Poll: 76 percent of voters say 'Dreamers' should be allowed to stayBy Max GreenwoodThe Hill White House claims DACA recipients take jobs away from AmericansBy Josh DelkThe Hill Biden: Ending DACA 'inhumane' and 'not America'By Max GreenwoodThe Hill GOP senator floats deal on DACA, immigrationBy Jordain Carney

The Hill Zuckerberg on DACA ending: 'This is a sad day for our country'By Olivia BeaversThe Hill Trump admin talking points: DACA recipients should prepare to leave USBy Max GreenwoodDaily Beast DREAMers Who Met Trump Call Him a 'Liar' NowBy Emilie PlessetDaily Beast Trump Wants Congress to Protect DREAMers, Sessions Says That Would Hurt AmericansBy Betsy WoodruffDaily Beast Are '800,000 Youngsters' Just Pawns in Trump's Immigration Bat-tle?By Lachlan Markay and Katie ZavadskiAssociated Press Immigrants are sought for labor shortage in Harvey recoveryBy Elliot SpagatAssociated Press Harvey aid, debt on returning Congress' daunting to-do listBy Erica WernerAssociated Press Released by court, semitrailer survivors could be deportedWashington Post Recovering from Harvey when 'you already live a disaster ev-ery day of your life'By Abigail HauslohnerAssociated Press Congress to speed up Harvey aid, tackle debt limitBy Erica WernerAssociated Press John McCain, battling brain cancer, returns to SenateBy Richard LardnerThe Hill GOP leaders to give Trump bitter pill on spending, debtBy Alexander BoltonNew York Times (Editorial) Donald Trump's Cowardice on 'Dreamers'Washington Post (Editorial) Trump's heartless decisionUSA Today (Editorial) Trump's DACA reversal won't only hurt dreamersLos Angeles Times (Editorial) Ending DACA was an act of pure cruelty by TrumpBaltimore Sun (Opinion) Dreaming even bigger: Immigration reform nowBy Elizabeth KeyesNew York Times (Opinion) The Very Bad Economics of Killing DACABy Paul KrugmanNew York Times (Op-Ed) Why I'm Resigning From Trump's Diversity CoalitionBy Javier Palomarez

Washington Post (Op-Ed) I came to this country 41 years ago. Now Trump is making me feel like I don't belong here.By Max BootWashington Post (Opinion) What Trump is doing with DACA and trade could backfire badlyBy Heather LongWashington Post (Opinion) Apparently, it's illegal to laugh at Jeff SessionsBy Dana MilbankWashington Post (Opinion) This is the Trump administration's most stunningly cynical excuse for ending DACABy Philip BumpDaily Beast (Op-Ed) With His DACA Decision, Trump Completes a Trifecta of HateBy Frank SharryWashington Post (Opinion) Bannon's grand, disruptive designs are only getting startedBy Sarah PosnerWashington Post (Opinion) Trump just handed the fate of dreamers over to an extraordinarily dysfunctional CongressBy Amber PhillipsWashington Post (Opinion) Remember when Betsy DeVos said 'dreamers' shouldn't worry about the Trump administration?By Valerie StraussWashington Post (Opinion) Democrats will need more than words to fight DACA repealBy Jennifer RubinWashington Post (Opinion) Trump's DACA strategy is eerily familiar: Delay the pain and blame someone elseBy Aaron BlakeWashington Post (Opinion) With DACA, Trump again prioritizes his base over what's politically popularBy Philip BumpLos Angeles Times (Opinion) Regardless of what President Trump does on DACA, these Dreamers are defiant, optimistic and aren't going anywhereBy Robin AbcarianBloomberg (Opinion) Trump Dumps Dreamers on a Hapless CongressBy Francis Wilkinson

USA Today (Opinion) DACA could be ruinous Prop 187 moment with Latinos for Trump and GOPBy Justin SattlerUS News & World Report (Op-Ed) Trump's Most Dangerous and Damaging Act YetBy Luis GutierrezTampa Bay Times (Op-Ed) "Dreamers" represent American valuesBy Rep. Darren SotoMiami Herald (Opinion) 'Good and decent people' don't destroy Dreamer lives. Bigoted ones do.By Fabiola SantiagoArizona Republic (Opinion) Dí az: Trump can nix DACA, but dreamers are here to stayBy Elvia DiazThe Hill (Op-Ed) Not even Trump's wall will be able to stop the backlash over DACABy Maria T. CardonaLocalWBUR (Massachusetts) Trump's Decision To End DACA Leaves Thousands Of Mass. Young People In LimboBy Shannon DoolingWISHTV (Indiana) Indy immigrants impacted by DACA decisionBy Brenna DonnellyWashington Post Hope for deported Maryland brothers: Scholarships at U.S. university in NicaraguaBy Rachel ChasonColumbus Dispatch Columbus Woman Facing Deportation Given Sanctuary in ChurchBy Marion RenaultNBC 4 Hope for Deported Maryland Brothers to Continue American EducationBy Jodie FleischerAssociated Press (Texas) Texas Seeks Swift Reversal of Blocked 'Sanctuary Cities' LawCleveland Plain Dealer (Ohio) New Cleveland Bishop Nelson J. Perez on im-migration, compassion, Cleveland (video)By Emily Bamforth

Cleveland Plain Dealer (Ohio) Border Patrol agents arrest two MS-13 gang members in northwest OhioBy Evan MacDonaldSandusky Register Trump gets little sympathy on DACA decisionBy Matt WesterholdCleveland Plain Dealer Local 'Dreamers' worried about deportation, vow to fight (photos)By Michael SangiocomoBlack Star News DACA: Gillibrand Condemns Trump for Targeting Youth for "Crass Partisan Points"Latin Life Denver Trump Ends DACA, Local & National Reaction …. Columbus Dispatch Central Ohio leaders react to rescinding of DACABy Jack TorryCleveland Scene Painesville DACA Recipients Drive to Washington as Trump Plans End to 'Dreamers' ProgramBy Eric SandySacramento Bee (Editorial) Trump didn't show 'compassion' by ending DACA. He was a cowardMercury News (Editorial) Is Congress up to the job of reviving DACA and pro-tecting Dreamers?San Diego Union Tribune (Letter to the Editor) Time for Congress to protect the dreamersBy Diana Vellos CokerThe Trentonian (Opinion) L.A. Parker: Trump gets the international spotlight he wants with DACA debateBy L.A. ParkerCite as AILA Doc. No. 17090633.  Daily Immigration News Clips – September 5, 2017Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on September 5, 2017NationalABC Trump plans to phase out DACA, administration officials sayBy Jonathan Karl, Veronica Stracqualursi, and Adam KelseyWashington Post Both sides gear up for political fight as Trump prepares to end immigration protections for 'dreamers'By David Nakamura

USA Today DACA fix could 'overwhelm' Congress that has failed to devise an immigration solutionBy Alan Gomez and Kevin JohnsonThe Atlantic Trump Prepares to End DACABy Priscilla AlvarezWTXL 800,000 undocumented immigrants in America known as "DREAMers" may face an uncertain futureBy Stephen JiwanmallWashington Times Trump faces DACA legal hurdles if he renews Dreamer amnestyAssociated Press More protests of Trump's plan to end DACA expectedBy Astrid GalvanAssociated Press Trump to Congress: 'Get ready to do your job' on immigrationBy Jill ColvinNew York Times On DACA, President Trump Has No Easy PathBy Glenn Thrush, Maggie Haberman, and Julie DavisNew York Times 'Dreamers' Find Allies in Trump's Business WorldBy Michael CorkeryNew York Times Battered by Harvey, Immigrants in Houston Brace for a DACA DecisionBy Julie TurkewitzWashington Post Their lives were transformed by DACA. Here's what will hap-pen if it disappears.By Maria SacchettiWashington Post DACA's day of reckoning: White House protests on the day of Trump's decisionBy Maria SacchettiWashington Post Universities fear what Trump policy shift could mean for im-migrant 'dreamers'By Nick AndersonWashington Post Education leaders vow to keep helping 'Dreamers' even as Trump is expected to end programBy Valerie StraussWall Street Journal Battle Shapes Up in Congress Over Fate of Immigration ProgramBy Laura Meckler and Michael C. Bender

Wall Street Journal Trump Expected to Lift Protections for Immigrant 'Dream-ers' But Delay Move for Up to Six MonthsBy Laura MecklerPolitico Trump's DACA decision matrixPolitico What ending DACA will meanNBC Congressional Republicans Signal Break With Trump Over DACABy Andrew RaffertyPolitico Cuomo, A.G. promise lawsuit if DACA endsBy Jimmy VielkindThe Hill Pelosi: Trump ending DACA a 'cruel act of political cowardice'By Naomi JagodaThe Hill States threaten to sue if Trump scraps DACABy Jacqueline ThomsenThe Hill New York threatens to sue if Trump ends DACABy Brandon CarterThe Hill Graham backs Trump ending DACA with 6-month delayBy Brandon CarterThe Hill Sen. Lankford on DACA: 'We as Americans do not hold children' ac-countable parents' actionsBy Mallory ShelbourneThe Hill Dem senator to Republicans: 'Your moment has come' to save DACABy Brandon CarterThe Hill DACA debate turns toward Congress as Trump readies decisionBy Naomi JagodaKTTS EMT who performed rescues during Harvey among those who could be deportedBy Justin BoggsAssociated Press 'Build the wall' takes back seat to rebuilding after HarveyBy Nomaan Merchant and Will WeissertWashington Post 'If they deport all of us, who will rebuild?' Undocumented workers could be key to Texas recovery.By Arelis R. Hernández and Aaron C. DavisWashington Post Morning Mix A 'dreamer' dies trying to save Harvey victims, days before Trump plans to end DACABy Samanthan SchmidtHouston Chronicle Fearing deportation, immigrant flood victims make do on their ownBy Lomi Kriel

Huffpost This Dreamer Died Saving Harvey Flood Victims. His Body Was Found The Day Reports Surfaced Trump Will Kill DACABy Alexander C. CaufmanPeople Man Who Drowned Trying to Save Harvey Victims Benefited from the DACA Program Trump Wants to EndBy Caitlin KeatingSlate When ICE Came for the ChaldeansBy Chris GelardiNew York Times They Worked for America. Now These Afghans Face Violence and Poverty Here.By James EstrinWashington Post Everything Congress has to do in September, in one postBy Elise ViebeckLos Angeles Times Where the border fence meets the sea, a strange beach scene contrasting the U.S. and MexicoBy Patrick J. McDonnellThe Hill Trump, Congress face packed September agendaBy Jordain CarneyNew York Times (Op-Ed) What Do Dreamers Do Now?By Rose Cuison VillazorWashington Post (Opinion) How big business is trying to convince Congress to save the 'Dreamers' from TrumpBy Tracy JanWashington Post (Opinion) The case for keeping DACABy Iliya SominWashington Post (Opinion) A 2020 Democratic agenda is emergingBy Ed RogersWashington Post (Opinion) President Trump said he'd 'deal with DACA with heart.' It was a lie.By Paul WaldmanWashington Post (Op-Ed) What about the 'dreamers' who serve us?By Leon E. PanettaThe Hill (Op-Ed) Trump missed the memo: the president is also comforter-in-chiefBy Michael PurdyHuffington Post (Op-Ed) Another Reason Trump Should Ignore Texas' DACA DeadlineBy Thomas Saenz

LocalStar Tribune (Minnesota) Stretched for workers, Minnesota businesses lament immigration pushbackBy Jim Spencer and Jennifer BrooksMadison.com Paul Ryan: Hurricane relief and border wall funding 'don't have to be exclusive'By Lisa Speckhard PasqueReuters (New York) New York Vows to Sue Trump Over Immigrant Children ProtectionsBy David ShepardsonWashington Post (Maryland) School year opens in Maryland with enrollment surge in Montgomery CountyBy Donna St. GeorgeRochester Democrat Family: Rochester man faces 'imminent' deportation by ICEBy Will ClevelandAsbury Park Press (Editorial) Let DACA immigrants keep dreams alivePharos-Tribune (Editorial) Protect our vulnerable DREAMersThe Chattanoogan (LTE) The Troubling DACA Decision - And ResponseBy Alexander IoannidisTap Into Westfield (LTE, New Jersey) Leonard Lance: Don't Fail to Protect DreamersBy the Westfield 20/20 Immigration Subcommittee, Catherine Picker, Ellen Wolff Daily Immigration News Clips – September 4, 2017Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on September 4, 2017NationalUSA Today DACA immigrants terrified as President Trump decides their fateBy Alan GomezThe Hill Some GOP lawmakers are battling Trump and their party on DACABy Cristina MarcosAssociated Press 'Dreamers' decision weighs on Trump as announcement nearsBy Jill ColvinAssociated Press From CEOs to bishops, support grows for immigrant programBy Astrid Galvan and Amy Taxin

Reuters Trump to Scrap Protection for 'Dreamers,' Give Congress Six Months to FixBy Steve HollandReuters Immigrant 'Dreamers'-And Their Bosses-Wait Anxiously for Trump DecisionBy Dan LevineReuters Schoolteachers on Edge as Trump Mulls Changing 'Dreamers' PolicyBy Dan LevineNew York Times Trump Seriously Considering Ending DACA, With 6-Month DelayBy Maggie Haberman and Glenn ThrushWashington Post GOP leaders add their voices to the chorus calling for DACA program to stayBy David NakamuraWashington Post CEO Tim Cook says he stands by Apple's 250 DACA-status employeesBy Hamza ShabanWashington Post Trump is expected to phase out DACA program, although de-cision is not finalizedBy Philip Rucker, Karoun Demirjian and Maria SacchettiWashington Post Citing 'human element,' Tennessee pulls out of lawsuit against DACABy David WeigelWashington Post Hundreds of business leaders call on Trump to protect 'dream-ers'By Tracy JanWashington Post As GOP rallies around DACA, Grassley sows doubts about programBy Karoun DemirjianWashington Post Moderate Republicans pitch DACA fix but are short on votesBy David Weigel and Ed O'KeefeWall Street Journal Paul Ryan Urges Trump to Keep 'Dreamers' ProgramBy Laura MecklerPolitico Trump has decided to end DACA, with 6-month delayBy Eliana JohnsonPolitico Obama to speak out if Trump ends DACABy Michael Grunwald

Politico Scott sides with 'Dreamers' on DACABy Sergio BustosUSA Today GOP lawmakers urge Trump to leave DACA alone, let Congress handle legislationBy Eliza CollinsNPR How Life Could Change For DACA Dreamers Under Trump Administra-tionHuffPost Nearly 800,000 Dreamers Wait For Trump To Decide Whether To Change Their LivesBy Elise FoleyNBC First Harvey, Now DACA in Peril: Houston-Area 'Dreamers' Face Another StormBy Daniel ArkinCNN DACA on the brinkBy Jim AcostaABC DACA recipients ponder their future as Trump continues to review the programABC 'Dreamers' head back to school facing fears about DACA's futureBy Meredith McGrawHuffington Post Paul Ryan Says Trump Should Not End Protections For Dream-ersBy Elise FoleyMarshall Project The Dreamers Won't Go QuietlyBy Julia PrestonFortune Undocumented Youth Explain Why DACA Is So Important to ThemKUTV Sen. Orrin Hatch opposes ending DACABy John W. YellandThe Atlantic DACA Med Students Face Uncertain FuturesBy Jeremy RaffThe Hill Former Commerce secretary warns canceling DACA would 'blemish' USBy Olivia BeaversThe Hill Dem rep: Trump 'heeling to his shrinking base' over DACABy Jacqueline ThomsenThe Hill Rick Scott calls on Congress to protect 'Dreamers'By Brandon CarterThe Hill GOP lawmaker: Trump is slamming the door on 'Dreamers'By Jacqueline Thomsen

The Hill Religious leaders press Trump not to end DACA: reportBy Julia ManchesterThe Hill Pelosi urges Ryan to meet with Hispanic Caucus to discuss DACABy Max GreenwoodThe Hill Some GOP lawmakers are battling Trump and their party on DACABy Cristina MarcosThe Hill Alabama Senate candidate defends not knowing DACA: 'People don't care about acronyms'By Alicia CohnThe Hill Durbin: DACA crisis 'manufactured by Republicans'By Rebecca SavranskyThe Guardian A judge ruled this veteran is a US citizen. Now he faces deporta-tion to MexicoBy Sam LevinAssociated Press Harvey changes the equation as do-little Congress returnsBy Erica WernerReuters Trump's Tougher Immigration Policy Extends to Workers Post-HarveyBy Yeganeh TorbatiWall Street Journal In Harvey Aftermath, Lawyers Mobilize to Help Houston VictimsBy Nicole Hong and Sara RandazzoWashington Post Trump pulls back threat to shut down government over border wall - for nowBy Damian PalettaCNBC Trump reportedly backs off government shutdown threat over border wall fundingBy Angelica LaVitoNPR Thousands Of Haitians Enter Canada Amid Fears Of Deportation From U.S.By David SommersteinWMUR Undocumented immigrant families hope to appeal deportation ordersBy Jennifer CromptonThe Independent Mental illness rates among children of undocumented immi-grants 'double when facing deportation'By Andrew BuncombeAssociated Press Trump resistance groups look beyond Washington for victo-riesBy Bill Barrow

New York Times Shaken by Harvey, Congress May Try Something New: Bipar-tisanshipBy Sheryl Gay StolbergWashington Post In action after action, Trump appeals primarily to his dwin-dling baseBy John WagnerWashington Post With brutal Sept. to-do list, GOP already clashing over Harvey relief, debt limitBy Damian Paletta, Mike DeBonis and Ed O'KeefeWashington Post A transgender Chechen woman and her plea for asylum in AmericaBy Adam TaylorPolitico Summer employers hired American amid Trump visa squeezeBy Ted HessonWashington Post (Editorial) Harsh immigration policies, meet the ConstitutionWall Street Journal (Editorial) More Worker Visas for Less GovernmentUSA Today (Editorial) President Trump, leave DACA aloneNew York Times (Opinion) Deporting DreamersBy David LeonhardtNew York Times (Opinion) If You Want to MAGA, Save DACABy Bret StephensCNN (Opinion) Immigrant dad held 6 months in detention: 'This is my country, too'By Romulo Avelica GonzalezNew York Times (Op-Ed) In El Salvador, 'Girls Are a Problem'By Catalina Lobo-GuerreroNew York Times (Op-Ed) The Looming Uncertainty for Dreamers Like MeBy Ricardo AcaNew York Times (Op-Ed) Stephen Miller Is the Enemy of My DreamsBy Maeve HigginsWashington Post (Opinion) T H E?H O M E C O M I N GBy Stephanie McCrummenWashington Post (Opinion) Trump's next big play on immigration could be much worse than you thinkBy Greg SargentWashington Post (Opinion) 'Pardon? The Dreamer program?' The leading candi-date in Alabama's Senate race just had a 'What is Aleppo?' moment By Amber Phillips

Washington Post (Op-Ed) No, Trump does not lack authority to protect 'dream-ers'By Andrew PincusWashington Post (Opinion) How about never pardoning Joe Arpaio? Is never good for you?By Alexandra PetriWashington Post (Opinion) Trump threatened to bury his DACA decision. He put neon lights on it, instead.By Callum BorchersLos Angeles Times (Op-Ed) Rescinding DACA would be the meanest of the Trump administration's mean anti-immigrant actionsBy Wayne A. CorneliusVox (Op-Ed) I study young undocumented immigrants. Here's how DACA changed their lives.By Roberto G. GonzalezGuardian (Opinion) My colleague Maria was deported. I saw the void she - and others - leave behindBy Nick NelsonThe Hill (Opinion) Texas court's pro-sanctuary cities decision can cripple en-forcementBy Nolan RappaportLocal OC Register (California) What happens if Trump ends DACA?By Roxana KopetmanKVIA (Texas) Immigration attorneys at shelter reassure Harvey evacueesBy Julio-Cesar ChavezMPR (Minnesota) Tom Weber talks with two brothers from Guatemala and their attorneyIndyStar (Indiana) Immigration deal thrusts Indy into one of the biggest debates of the Trump eraBy Fatima HusseinDenver Post (Colorado) CU pledges to continue admitting students "without re-gard to their immigration status"Aspen Public Radio White House Weighs DACA's Fate, Leaving Advocates And Immigrants In LimboBy Geoff BennettCT Mirror As Trump ponders 'dreamers' future, Congress set to actBy Ana Radelat

Associated Press (Virginia) Virginia contest a referendum and bellwether in age of TrumpBy Alan SudermanAssociated Press (Alabama) Alabama Senate candidates stump for votes over long weekendBy Kim ChandlerWashington Post (Virginia) Va. governor's race gets a jump on Labor Day, stoked by statues and TrumpBy Gregory S. Schneider and Laura VozzellaThe Hill (Alabama) Alabama Senate candidate said he is unaware of what DACA isBy Julia ManchesterAkron Beacon Journal (Editorial) Beacon Journal editorial board: Trump's DACA opportunity