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Bookmark or Share- Solutions for Undocumented Immigrants - George W. Bush Presidential CenterCharacteristics of the undocumented in the United States. The undocumented population declined to 10.5 million in 2019 from 12.2 million in 2007. Nearly 60% of undocumented immigrants came to the United States legally and overstayed their temporary visas. This figure is up from 40% a few years ago and is part of a rising trend of unauthorized ...
- Dreamers | George W. Bush Presidential CenterDreamers — children who were brought to the United States without documentation — should have the opportunity to become American citizens. As the DACA recipient population has aged, a growing number have become parents. Currently, DACA recipients are parents to more than 250,000 U.S. citizen children. About a third of undocumented ...
- Immigration | George W. Bush Presidential CenterImmigration. Promoting a modern immigration system that meets the needs of our economy while respecting safety, security, and human dignity. “At its core, immigration is a sign of a confident and successful nation. Immigrants’ talent and hard work and love of freedom have helped us become the leader of the world.”. –President George W ...
- President and Mrs. Bush Meet with Dreamers and Others Impacted by the ...Our current system has failed Dreamers and essential workers in agriculture and other industries, and our border policies need to address migrant increases more effectively. In early 2021, the Bush Institute released a series of whitepapers outlining bold and politically viable solutions that will change the trajectory of America’s ...
- Policy Recommendation Immigration | George W. Bush Presidential CenterSome Dreamers can’t adjust their status because their parents can’t sponsor them for green cards. Others age out of eligibility while their parents await their green card application because of immigration backlogs. Both kinds of Dreamers need Congress to act to protect their ability to stay and contribute to the country where they were raised.
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