Summary: DREAMERS IN THE FIELDS. About one million and a half people could qualify for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, but hundreds of thousands in rural areas do not yet meet the education requirement. A researcher joins this edition to discuss ways for rural youth to overcome obstacles, such as budget cuts for community colleges, ESL classes, and vocational programs, as well as a lack of information and resources. Also, a philanthropic foundation set aside an unprecedented one million dollars for scholarships for undocumented students at the prestigious public university UC Berkeley. Guests: Jesus Martínez, Coordinator, Central Valley Deferred Action Project, Immigrant Legal Resource Center, Fresno, CA, www.ilrc.org ; Rubén Elías Canedo, Coordinator of research and mobilization projects, Educational Opportunity Program, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, www.berkeley.edu ; Carlos Hernández, Student and Student counselor for Undocumented Students, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, www.berkeley.edu
