Hoosier Legislators are moving quickly toward reversing a seven-year-old law that’s blocking professional licenses for so-called DREAMers.
New procedures at the state agency which oversees licenses for professions from pharmacists to hairdressers put licenses at risk for children of illegal immigrants. There appears to be bipartisan agreement on a bill telling the agency to approve those licenses as long as the federal government approves.
Washington is still sorting that out, but a court ruling has preserved the DREAMers’ legal status for the time being.
