Originally Posted by Strategy

Don't discount the importance of any effort to expand educational opportunities for dreamers. They increase the potential for exposure. If every eligible dreamer could influence approximate 100 USC's to actively support the national DREAM effort (a modest facebook, etc. number), that would be approximately one third of the population. Of course, that number could grow much higher. The point is, these efforts not only keep the issue of DREAM alive as a political topic, but they also serve as a way to increase grass roots organizing (expanding student movements, etc.). The way to secure the ultimate passage of DREAM, is to create an atmosphere of overwhelming public support for DREAM, one that drowns out the hateful opposition.