We stand with Dreamers

07-17-2021

We are disappointed by the district court ruling on the DACA program. Welcoming people from all countries, religions and cultures is a cornerstone of American values and critical for our country’s ability to innovate and compete globally. While we remain hopeful the appeals process will find that DACA was properly authorized under the law, no one can live their lives with this persistent uncertainty. Congress must act now.

Read more about Adobe’s support for DACA here.

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