The Dreamers
The Dreamers
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梦想家
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2018
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H. Gill
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第六章描述了北卡罗来纳州“梦想家”的努力，他们是争取移民权利和接受高等教育的全国性社会运动的一部分，是无证青年。在2000年代中期实施了地方移民执法计划，并增加了州和地方的限制性政策后，梦想家开始在美国各地动员起来。梦想家这一代人是在一个禁止他们上大学、拿到驾照、申请工资适中的工作、参军或创业的社会里长大的。对于移民来说，这些问题中的许多已经持续了几十年，梦想家既参与了自20世纪80年代以来在北卡罗来纳州由拉丁美洲人和其他人领导的移民倡导传统，也背离了这一传统。梦想家的行动公开暴露了美国移民和教育系统中的不平等和功能失调，并影响了奥巴马总统创建了“儿童抵达延迟行动”(DACA)计划。
Chapter 6 describes the efforts of North Carolina’s “Dreamers,” young undocumented people who were part of a national social movement for immigrants’ rights and access to higher education. Dreamers began to mobilize throughout the United States soon after the implementation of local immigration enforcement programs in the mid-2000s and an increase in restrictive state and local policies. The Dreamers’ generation came of age in a society that barred them from attending college, obtaining a driver’s license, applying for jobs with a liveable wage, joining the military, or starting a business. Many of these problems had persisted for decades for immigrants, and Dreamers both engaged in and diverged from a tradition of immigrant advocacy led by Latin Americans and others since the 1980s in North Carolina. Dreamer actions publicly exposed the inequalities and dysfunction in the U.S. immigration and educational system and influenced President Obama to create the “Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.