Are DREAMers Screwed? with Hyein Lee
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Are DREAMers Screwed? with Hyein Lee
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Dreamers with work authorization find work at very high rates, 92% reported employment soon after graduation, while those without authorization face stark limits. In this episode, Dr. Russell sits down with Dr. Hyein Lee, COO of TheDream.US, to unpack new data from over 2,500 Dreamer college alumni. Graduates with work authorization are employed at a 92% rate shortly after graduation; those without it are often pushed into the informal economy, disconnected from the careers they trained for. Dr. Lee makes the case plainly: this isn't a talent problem, it's a policy one, and closing the gap could help fill real shortages in nursing, teaching, and beyond.
Takeaways:
- The authorization gap is a policy issue, not a talent deficit.
- Graduates with work authorization are employed at a 92% rate shortly after graduation.
- Those without it often face limited career alignment in the informal economy.
- DACA recipients contribute billions in taxes and economic activity, yet remain excluded from full civic benefits.
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