'Apple eagerly sought out and hired Dreamers—relying on the commitment our government made to them. Today, Apple employs 443 Dreamers who come from more than 25 different countries on four continents.'
Executives at Apple, including CEO Tim Cook, displayed public support for the hundreds of DACA recipients that work at the company, arguing in a Supreme Court brief that"immigrants like them are vital to Apple’s success."
The document highlights the stories of five"DACA colleagues who play vital roles throughout Apple," and calls the immigrants' stories and work ethic"inspiring." A decision from the Supreme Court is expected in early 2020 just as the presidential campaign will kick into high gear.
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