Persuasive Essay On Dream Act 2011

Each year in late spring to early summer thousands of young people graduate from high school and are looking forward to attending college. Some have chosen their colleges, are already packed and ready to go off to school and accomplish their dreams. Others are late bloomers, just starting to look at their opportunities after high school graduation. Whichever type they are, they all have one thing in common, they are dreaming big and are ready to go and tackle their future because they all know their options are limitless. However, on the contrary there are thousands of students that graduate each year, that albeit they may have dreams just as big as their former classmates will never know what it is like to attend a college or even to visit college campuses.
They are limited in their options after high school because of acts that were committed unbeknownst to them. These are the children of illegal immigrants. These are the children that were taken from their homes and brought to America for a better life, only to be blocked by the good intentions of their parents when it comes time for college. The Dream Act 2011 some would say is violating federal laws that were put in place while others would say it is running along the same path that this country was built on. The Dream Act 2011 does an
This act allows for children of undocumented immigrants, brought to America before their fifteenth birthday and has resided here continuously for five years to apply for permanent residency on a conditional basis, once they have graduated from high school or achieve a General Education Development Certificate. This conditional basis is that these children must be admitted into a college, complete a two year degree or serve two years in the military. These individuals must also be someone without any convictions that are criminal and that has good honorable