Protect DREAMer Confidentiality Act of 2025

This bill protects the personal information people give when they apply for DACA. It says the Homeland Security Department cannot share DACA application info with ICE, Border Patrol, or state, local, or Tribal police for anything other than running the DACA program. It also bars the government from sending DACA cases to law enforcement just because of immigration status.

There are a few limited exceptions. Information can be shared to stop fraud, for specific national security reasons tied to a person’s application, or to investigate or prosecute a felony that is not about immigration status. The protections cover information submitted after June 15, 2012.

• Who is affected: DACA applicants; Homeland Security; ICE; Border Patrol; state, local, and Tribal law enforcement.
• What changes: DACA application info must stay confidential, with narrow exceptions; referrals of DACA cases to law enforcement are prohibited.
• When: Applies to DACA application information submitted after June 15, 2012.