Bipartisan US lawmakers reintroduce bill to protect documented dreamers from aging-out deportation
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers has reintroduced the America's Children Act, aiming to provide a pathway to citizenship for over 250,000 'documented dreamers' who face deportation upon turning 21. The bill seeks to address the issue of children aging out of their parents' visas, particularly impacting the Indian diaspora due to green card backlogs.
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers has reintroduced the America's Children Act, aiming to provide a pathway to citizenship for over 250,000 'documented dreamers' who face deportation upon turning 21. The bill seeks to address the issue of children aging out of their parents' visas, particularly impacting the Indian diaspora due to green card backlogs.
