Congresswoman Clarke has boldly led the charge to protect DACA recipients and those impacted by deferred enforced departure.
Will protect DACA recipients and people impacted by deferred enforced departure.
Occurrences
Yvette is a fearless leader for immigrants’ rights and has boldly led the charge to protect DACA recipients and those impacted by deferred enforced departure.
Evidence
The site says Clarke has fought for immigrant rights since 2007 and will keep pursuing a safe, welcoming home for immigrants.
Clarke backed the House's 220-207 step to extend TPS for Haitian nationals and urged the Senate to act.
The page lists Clarke's April 1, 2026 statement on Trump's Supreme Court appearance over birthright citizenship.
The page lists Clarke and the Haiti Caucus demanding answers from DHS over a Haitian national's death in ICE detention.
Assessments
The provided evidence shows Yvette D. Clarke remained active on immigrant-rights issues and supported protections such as Haiti TPS, but it does not document a direct DACA or deferred enforced departure protection being enacted or a clearly targeted DACA/DED measure that she materially advanced to completion. Because the claim is specific and the evidence is mostly adjacent advocacy rather than a documented DACA/DED deliverable, the record here is insufficient to score this as delivered or partial.