- Democrats have presented **20 versions** of the DREAM Act aimed at providing legal status to undocumented immigrants brought here as children, but face **lack of Republican support**.
- During **Obama's first term**, Democrats had a majority and could have passed the DREAM Act without GOP support, yet they did not take action.
- The latest DREAM Act proposal lacks **effective border security** measures, leading to skepticism among Republicans regarding its passage.
- The **DREAM Act of 2021** would potentially legalize around 2.7 million undocumented immigrants, but critics argue it could be more effective if focused solely on those brought as children.
- Suggestions for bipartisan support include implementing a **four-pillar framework** similar to Trump's earlier proposals, addressing detention policies and unaccompanied minors.
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