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UP IN SMOKE: Snoop Dogg gives advice to Congress about DREAMers

Rapper Snoop Dogg has decided to use his name to advocate for DREAMERs by encouraging his fans to call Congress and demand they pass the DREAM Act.

The DREAM Act would allow illegal alien’s who were brought here as children to gain permanent residency in the United States if they meet a handful of requirements, including being between the ages of 12 and 35 when the bill is enacted; graduated or have a GED from an accredited U.S. high school; and be of good moral character.

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In his tweet, Snoop includes a link to Emerson Collective, which tells Americans who to call (based on their phone number) and provides them with this script:

What to say: I am [NAME] from [CITY] and I am calling on you to pass the Dream Act immediately. The nearly 2 million young immigrants we call Dreamers should not live in fear of being torn from their families and deported from the country they call home. They deserve the chance to earn legal status and citizenship. It’s the right thing to do; it’s the American thing to do.

Correction, Snoop. Not all of us are DREAMers.

That’d make an interesting election cycle, now wouldn’t it?

https://twitter.com/antoinebzzz/status/949735275680317440

This isn’t the only thing Snoop advocates for either.

Oof.

Except…it’s 2018.

Depends on your definition of “good.”

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Well…okay, then.

It’s not as cut and dry as you make it out to be, Jacquelyn.

https://twitter.com/Lea49766116/status/949736198813159424

It’s not the job of every American to make your dreams come true.

https://twitter.com/richieny70/status/949739884494950400

Cue the dramatic eye roll and sigh.

But the best part? Apparently Snoop’s actions can be summed up solely in emojis:

https://twitter.com/kame_com/status/949735782134120449

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