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DACA Resources

NEA supports a realistic, humane, and legal path to citizenship, and stronger labor protections for the millions of aspiring citizens who call America home.
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By: NEA staff
Published: November 11, 2024

Dreamers, DACA recipients—including more than 14,000 DACAmented educators working in our nation’s public schools—play a vital role in our economy and everyday lives.

The resources below will be helpful in the fight for immigration justice. We will update them periodically.

Important Announcement: If you are a DACA recipient, and your permit expires in 2025, please renew it now. Renewal info can be found at www.uscis.gov/archive/renew-your-daca.

Resources

Webinar: DACA Obamacare Registration Webinar (Nov. 19, 2024)
NEA partners are hosting a webinar on how DACA recipients can newly enroll in affordable health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as Obamacare. The webinar hosted by National Immigration Law Center will review key concepts in health insurance, what the enrollment process involves, and common questions DACA recipients may have. Register here.  

Fact Sheet: ACA Marketplace Exchange
Updated for 2025 with the latest information about eligibility, enrollment, and more. Download it.

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