91探花 President Ana Mari Cauce shared a message today with the 91探花campus community regarding the decision to end the聽Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. This message, as well as links to resources, can be found on the .
Vice President for Minority Affairs & Diversity and Chief Diversity Officer Rickey Hall has offered the following response:
鈥淚 am deeply disappointed by the actions taken today to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. I know there are still many questions to be answered over the next six months; however, I am hopeful that Congressional leaders will do what is necessary so that 91探花DACA recipients – and the other hundreds of thousands of young people affected 鈥� can continue to realize their dreams here in the United States. We know this has caused fear and concerns for many in our communities. For those who are affected, please know that we recognize the value that you bring and we will do all that we can to ensure you are able to continue to be positive contributors to our communities. As 91探花President Ana Mari Cauce stated, we stand with you.鈥�
91探花Bothell Chancellor Wolf Yeigh and 91探花Tacoma Chancellor Mark Pagano shared statements for their respective campuses: