claim: the 2010 dream act failed despite "strong bipartisan support."
author: janet napolitano
evidence_1: sep 6, 2017 ... joe donnelly of indiana, who voted against the dream act as a house representative in 2010, said that while the country needs an immigration fix, “in the interim we should pass bipartisan legislation to give these young people, who were brought here through no fault of their own, some clarity and stability ...
evidence_2: sep 14, 2017 ... photos: activists across u.s. rally in support of daca ... democrats want to pass the so-called dream act, a failed 2010 bill that would allow the young immigrants to stay in the united states if they were working, in school or the military, or other measures being floated that would protect the dreamers.
evidence_3: feb 6, 2014 ... as the 110th congress came to a close in december 2010, the u.s. senate narrowly failed to pass the dream act on the very same day that it ... of the border security, economic opportunity, and immigration modernization act, which passed the senate in june 2013 with strong bipartisan support, is a ...
evidence_4: we estimate that roughly 38 percent of potential beneficiaries — 825,000 people — would likely obtain permanent legal status through the dream act's education and military routes while as many as 62 percent would likely fail to do so. july 2010. insight. national center on immigrant integration policy ...
evidence_5: though the dream act itself failed in the senate in december 2010, the energy unleashed by the work for its passage quickly refocused on the successful ... college student groups formed to support each other and advocate for the dream act. california's undocumented youth organizing incorporated both support from ...