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Thousands Of Immigration Advocates Take To The SCOTUS Steps To #FightForFamilies

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Thousands Of Immigration Advocates Take To The SCOTUS Steps To #FightForFamilies

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By Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez April 18, 2016 at 2:16 pm

On Monday, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments for United States v. Texas, a case that will determine the fate of President Obama’s Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA). Countless of Twitter users are using the hashtag  #FightForFamilies to express their support for two programs that could grant deportation relief to millions.

Supporters flooded the steps of the Supreme Court building in favor of DAPA and DACA+.

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The court’s ruling could affect as many as 4 million people.

At the heart of the case is the chance to keep families together by giving the parents of kids like these relief from deportation.

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There are specific criteria for qualifying for DAPA. Among these are having no major criminal record and having a child living legally in the United States.

Seriously, the Supreme Court steps are LIT today.

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Liiikkuh, so very lit.

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?This land is your land; this land it my land.?

The case is drawing out some of big names in favor of deportation relief. Among them is Dolores Huerta…

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…and Sophie Cruz. Yes, the Sophie Cruz that stopped the Pope’s motorcade and stole all our hearts in the process.

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It’s not just humans in support of DAPA. This little pup is also standing on the right side of history.

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#Adorable #FamilyGoals

Both Democratic presidential candidates weighed in on Twitter over this historic court case.

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Of course, Bernie Sanders was the first one to say something about the case.

Hillary Clinton published a short video highlighting someone who would be affected if DAPA is struck down.

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Are there anti-DAPA supporters? Sure, but it looks like pro-DAPA is a stronger chorus on the SCOTUS steps.

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The Supreme Court is expected to hand down their decision on the case as early as June. Until then, we wait and listen to anything the SCOTUS justices might say.

READ: Here Is Everything You Need To Know About The DAPA Case Heading To The Supreme Court

Register to vote today by downloading the Latinos Vote app for iOS and Android. Our voice matters. #WeAreAmerica

Tags: SCOTUS, DAPA, Supreme Court, Immigration Rights
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