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Meet the Dreamers
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[Wall Street Journal] - Gaby Pacheco and fellow activists campaigned for more than two years to eliminate the threat of being deported. She arrived in the U.S. from Ecuador when she was 8 years old and today she is a leader of the national patchwork of Dreamer groups.
Read TIME's cover story by Jose Vargastime.com › U.S. › Immigration
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Jun 25, · “For many people, coming out is a way of saying you're not alone,” says Gaby Pacheco of United We Dream. Her parents came from Ecuador and ...
In quake’s aftermath, give TPS to undocumented Ecuadorian immigrants,...
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Enrique Pacheco, an undocumented Ecuadorian pastor, and Francisco Portillo, leader of the group Honduran Organization Francisco Morazán, said they spoke with...
Dream Act Gives Young Immigrants a Political Voice - The New York...
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Photo. In 2010, supporters of the Dream Act consoled each other after the measure failed in the Senate. Activists decided to then focus on the president. Credit Drew Angerer/The New York Times. Gaby Pacheco, 27, originally from Ecuador, hoped to teach children with autism, but without papers could not ...
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