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| Joe -- As the Senate starts to debate comprehensive immigration reform, one of the groups the opposition is focusing on is the DREAMers -- the children of undocumented immigrants who were brought to this country as kids and are Americans in nearly every way except for on paper. This month, the House passed a bill that would effectively deport them. These DREAMers' stories show in real ways how we need to fix our broken immigration system. OFA volunteers across the country are opening up their homes for free screenings of The Dream is Now, a powerful short documentary that tells the stories of four young DREAMers. There's a screening on Friday, June 21st, in Brooklyn -- can you make it? Yes, I can make it. No, I can't make it, but I'd like to make a donation to support this movement. What: The Dream is Now showing in Brooklyn Where: 310 Malcolm X Blvd Brooklyn, NY 11233 When: Friday, June 21st 7:00 pm  This inspiring film shows the strength and determination of the DREAMers, the struggles they've had to overcome, and what all of us can do to help. These kids aren't asking for a free pass -- they're asking for the chance to go to school, work hard, and give back to the country they call home. At the screening, you'll get a chance to talk to your neighbors and friends about ways to mobilize more support for passing immigration reform right now -- the Senate is debating the bill this month. Be sure to catch the screening on Friday: http://my.barackobama.com/The-Dream-is-Now Let's keep it up. Thanks, Emmy Emmy Ruiz Immigration Campaign Manager Organizing for Action P.S. -- Check out the trailer for The Dream is Now right here, and make sure you RSVP to reserve your spot. ---------------- A movement of millions elected President Obama. Let's keep fighting for change. Chip in $5 or more to support Organizing for Action today. | |
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