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Bookmark or Share- The State of the American Dream - George W. Bush Presidential CenterFor those who were educated, accomplished professionals in their home country, the inability to pursue their original careers — due to language and credentialing requirements, for example — and need to take low-skilled, low-paying jobs in order to quickly bring in income may result in a loss of value and self-worth.
- A Brief History of the American DreamI still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal…”
- Immigration | George W. Bush Presidential CenterAllow Dreamers to apply for citizenship Uphold our long-standing tradition of welcoming refugees and asylum seekers Manage our borders through investment and innovation, and by helping our neighbors Adapt our immigration systems to meet the needs of our 21st century economy Create a more efficient temporary foreign worker entry program
- Immigration Policy | George W. Bush Presidential CenterDreamers Dreamers — children who were brought to the United States without documentation — should have the opportunity to become American citizens. Read the article Federal judge strikes down DACA – again.
- Dreamers | George W. Bush Presidential CenterDreamers deserve an opportunity to integrate into the American society in which they were raised. Because DACA isn’t a permanent solution, each Presidential administration can reverse the prior one’s executive actions, leaving Dreamers in limbo. Congress should act and provide Dreamers with an opportunity to apply for citizenship.
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