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DHS Memo Exercising Prosecutorial Discretion with Respect to Individuals Who Came to the United States as Children - June 15, 2012
Official DHS Frequently Asked Question on the Napolitano Memo
Department of Homeland Security Press Release - June 15, 2012
Official Transcript of the Remarks by the President on the DHS Memo Exercising Prosecutorial Discretion with Respect to Individuals Who Came to the United States as Children.
Sample grant of deferred action by ICE dated 6/26/12, exercising prosecutorial discretion under Secretary Napolitano’s 6/15/12 memorandum concerning individuals who came to the U.S. as children.
USCIS Fact Sheet on Deferred Action.
AILA Consumer Advisory: Deferred Action for Certain Young Immigrants: Don't Get Scammed!
AILA Sign on Letter to Secretary Napolitano offering policy and operational recommendations on the new initiative.
A 06/28/2012 practice advisory from AILA and the Legal Action Center of the AIC on deferred action for certain young people who came to the United States as Children.
Relief for DREAMers: Talking Points and Resources for Advocates on Deferred Action for Undocumented Youth.
Deferred Action for Immigrant Youth: A Q&A Guide from the Immigration Policy Center
FAQs on what your criminal history can mean when applying for deferred action by the National Immigration Project.
Law Professors Letter on Executive authority to grant administrative relief for DREAM Act beneficiaries.
Practice Advisory for Criminal Defenders from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center outlines defense strategies to preserve a client’s possible eligibility for deferred action.
A 06/19/12 letter from Senator Grassley (R-IA), and signed by 19 other Republican Senators, questioning the President's Authority to Provide Limited Relief to DREAMers.
In 1999 Representatives Smith, Sensenbrenner and others sent a letter to Attorney General Reno and INS Commissioner Meissner expressing concern about “deportations that were unfair and resulted in unjustifiable hardship” and urging them to use discretion in removals.
A 7/3/12 letter from Rep. Smith (R-TX) to ICE Director Morton expressing concern about fraud and requesting clarification regarding the deferred action policy for certain undocumented youth.

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