Tomorrow will be a defining day for us all either way!

Whether we like it or not. Its defining because if it passes it will change all of our lives. If it doesn't we cant expect anything for at least another 3-4 years. So some of us will definitely move on. While others still hope!

I guess if your like 9 or 10 years old you can hang on until 18. When your 24 its a whole different story with less options.

I know this is going to be the craziest night ever. I can barely sleep, I have to be at work at 7am. It's like my life could change forever starting tomorrow or it could stay absolutely the same. I'm just going to have faith and leave it in God's hands.

The Dream Act will pass someday. It might happen tomorrow or it might happen in a few years. Republicans say that they want to draft their own version of the Dream Act and I can only imagine how many more dreamers will get left out. I think they want credit and will somewhat pass it if it comes to that.

Either way, my life will change no matter what happens tomorrow and its going to be scary !

The most ironic thing is that the people who are in their mid 20s (like myself) will most likely be the group who will get cut from the next version of the bill, if they decide to wait for it. For me this is a do-or-die situation, and if it fails, I will have to leave. There won't be much of a choice there. You cannot live like this much longer.

same with me. This is it.

Same here. This really is do or die (leave) for a lot of us here.

As it is with me.

Yea, tomorrow will define if I become a Full time student and part time employed citizen, OR Full time student and Full time lobbyist.

i'm 25 turning 26 in few weeks. same for me.. eventhough my parents wants me to stay here and look for away like getting married to a citizen. but its not easy as you think you know? so, same here. First i'm going to have to join military because its a mandatory duty as a Korean man. Then hopefully my brain will still function to get a job somewhere abroad..... ;;;

It's an important day, but I don't think I will have the courage to watch the voting on C-Span tomorrow.