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Protesters hold signs at a rally supporting the Supreme Court's ruling to uphold the DACA program on June 18. The Trump administration on Tuesday moved to continue its rollback of the program, despite court rulings.

Protesters hold signs at a rally supporting the Supreme Court’s ruling to uphold the DACA program on June 18.

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Race, Class & Communities

Chicago Native Connects DACA Recipients To Free Legal Aid

By  Nereida Moreno
   

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Reset checks in with Chicago native and Harvard undergrad Fernando Urbina, director of outreach at Immigrants Like Us. The legal nonprofit helps low-income residents prepare their immigration forms for free in a TurboTax-style platform.

GUEST: Fernando Urbina, director of outreach at Immigrants Like Us; rising junior at Harvard College

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