New USCIS data shows approximately 436,350 active DACA recipients as of June 30, 2026, with expirations spread across the coming months. The active DACA recipients count breakdown reveals tens of thousands of renewals due in early 2027, making timing critical for current holders.
USCIS data covering DACA approvals from 2012 through June 2026 shows Mexico-born recipients account for roughly 80 percent of all approvals, with over 3.5 million approved requests, while El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras round out the top four countries of birth.
USCIS data through March 2026 shows over 4.39 million DACA approvals have been granted since the program began, with Mexico-born recipients making up the largest share. See which other countries and states top the latest quarterly figures.
USCIS has released Q1 FY2026 DACA data showing over 103,000 first-time applications remain frozen with no new grants issued, while renewals continue at a 98.3% approval rate, highlighting ongoing operational trends significant for applicants and immigration stakeholders.
USCIS has released FY2026 Q1 data showing 495,320 active DACA recipients as of December 31, 2025, with most concentrated in California and Texas and 81% born in Mexico, underscoring the program’s significant workforce and regional impact.
USCIS has released updated data on active DACA recipients for Fiscal Year 2025, Quarter 4, detailing current totals and month-by-month expiration trends. The report offers operational insights for recipients, employers, and practitioners monitoring renewals and workforce compliance patterns.
USCIS has released its DACA Quarterly Report for FY2025, Q4, detailing request volumes, approvals, case status, and demographic breakdowns. While no policy changes were announced, the data provides insight into current processing trends and agency workload patterns.
