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
Health Insurance for DACA Recipients
The Affordable Care Act (also known as “Obamacare”) makes health coverage available to DACA recipients, often at discounted rates. Learn about eligibility, enrollment deadlines, and more. In most cases, open enrollment ends Jan. 15, 2025. Download our Fact Sheet.
Make your School a Safe Zone
All students have a right to attend public school—regardless of their immigration status—without fear of harassment based on their race, religion or national origin. Learn how to pass a Safe Zones resolution in case ICE shows up at your school. Learn how.
Mental Health Support
Feeling scared or stressed and need to talk to someone? You can receive mental health services from these providers without having to disclose your immigration status. Find a provider.