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Jóvenes indocumentados: cada vez más cerca de su sueño
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[The Wall Street Journal Americas] - Carlos Roa, Felipe Matos, Juan Rodríguez y Gaby Pacheco durante su marcha desde Miami a Washington. En un año electoral en el que su futuro podría depender del voto latino, lo último que necesitaba el presidente Barack Obama era a Gaby Pacheco.
Anatomy of a Deferred-Action Dream
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[Wall Street Journal] Juan Rodriguez and Gaby Pacheco on the march to Washington, D.C.. In an election year in which his future might turn on Hispanic votes, the last thing President Barack Obama needed this summer was more noise generated by Gaby Pacheco.
Gaby Pacheco, Immigrants Rights Leader, Corners President Obamawww.wbez.org › stories › gaby-pacheco-corners-the-president
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Mar 25, · At age 24, Gaby Pacheco walked miles to force the hand of the American president. The result: legal protection for nearly 1 million ...
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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