Daniela Pierre-Bravo, coauthor of Earn It!, explains how, even after the recent SCOTUS decision, the fight isn’t over for Dreamers.
But our progress and ability to contribute to this country came to a screeching halt with the Trump administration’s efforts to ax DACA in 2017. For months, we’ve waited anxiously for what comes next. We’ve been caught in a gray area, halfway through an elusive dream—not fully knowing if we’ll lose everything we’ve worked for.
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