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Cher is the hero every DACA Dreamer needs right now. Not only did the pop icon promise to house Dreamers in need, she was a total boss doing it — so said a surge of Twitter observers, at least.

Cher called on other members of Hollywood on Tuesday to help protect Dreamers — those who were brought to the United States as minors from another country that are currently protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program — who need help after the Trump administration announced the program will be phased out over the next six months.

“Those Who Can Must Take a DREAMER in2 Their Home & Protect Them !! I’m Ready 2 Do This & [prayer emoji] Others in MY BUSINESS WILL DO THE SAME !! SANCTUARY,” Cher tweeted on Tuesday.

Also Read: A Film Journalist on DACA Speaks Out: Keep My DREAM Alive (Guest Blog)

When another Twitter user replied “Sure you will Cher.. I’ll believe it when I see it!” Cher clapped back with the perfect response: “Then keep your eyes open b—-.”

The user has since deleted the tweet, but we all know the internet keeps receipts (see screenshot below).

Those Who Can Must Take a DREAMER In2 Their Home & Protect Them‼️I’m Ready 2 Do This & ????????Others in MY BUSINESS WILL DO THE SAME‼️SANCTUARY

— Cher (@cher) September 5, 2017

Then keep your eyes open bitch

— Cher (@cher) September 5, 2017

Twitter was quick to applaud Cher for her ferocity, and the reactions are hilarious:

you gotta delete your whole account now pic.twitter.com/VtdeZEyeyx

— Ashley Clark (@ashleycnicole_) September 5, 2017

Cher didn't come to play pic.twitter.com/G5Hr6LoYeo

— DeMarko Gage 🙂 (@DeMarko_Gage) September 5, 2017

Also Read: Disney Boss Bob Iger on DACA Sunset: 'Cruel and Misguided'

Just sitting here waiting for Cher to drag Donald Trump pic.twitter.com/isoA6PwJcC

— DeMarko Gage 🙂 (@DeMarko_Gage) September 5, 2017

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— Peter Parmesan ???? (@PeterParmesan) September 5, 2017

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— joey mora (@_joeymora) September 5, 2017

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— Patrick Monahan (@pattymo) September 5, 2017

Also Read: Obama Responds to DACA Sunset: 'This Is About Basic Decency'

Ha! And just like that, Brenda locks her account.

— Cheesehead Lucy (@cheeseheadlucy) September 5, 2017

Daaaaayyyuuuummmm

Cher give zero fucks and pulls no punches. pic.twitter.com/gsd6voextr

— Rachel (@ElegantN7) September 5, 2017

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— Roodie (@ohitsroodie) September 5, 2017

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— "vegyn stalker" (@yayayamie) September 5, 2017

Nice knowing you Brenda pic.twitter.com/mCgaLcn3BZ

— Chrissy Rivera (@ItsCeeRiv) September 5, 2017

That was a read ???????????????????? pic.twitter.com/WOo6HA8F4p

— RainbowPride69 (@AlbertRainbow69) September 5, 2017

'Nevertheless, She Persisted': 9 Inspiring Images From a New Rallying Cry (Photos)

On Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell used a rare Senate rule to stop Sen. Elizabeth Warren from reading a letter by Coretta Scott King to oppose the nomination of Jeff Sessions to attorney general. McConnell said Warren was warned, but "nevertheless, she persisted."

Within hours, that phrase became a feminist rallying cry, applicable to any situation in which women have been essentially told to sit down and shut up.
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This image shows photos of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Black Panther Angela Davis.
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This meme shows a photograph of Rosa Parks sitting in the front of a bus.
This iconic photo of a young woman standing her ground against riot police during a Black Lives Matter in Baton Rouge, La.
This image is of Belva Ann Lockwood, the first woman allowed to practice before the United States Supreme Court.
Here's Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman in the U.S. to receive a medical degree.

It's captioned, "They told her women couldn't be doctors. Nevertheless, she persisted."
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This is Gloria Richardson, the leader of the Cambridge Movement (a civil rights movement in Cambridge, Maryland). It is captioned: "Gloria Richardson in 1963, is having none of a soldier with fixed bayonet. Nevertheless, she persisted."
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This meme is a photo of Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman to serve in congress.
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This photo is from the Jan. 21 Women's March and is captioned with "Nevertheless, she persisted."
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Bonus: "Star Wars" fans got into the meme, too. If you went to the L.A. Women's March, you saw a lot of signs with Princess Leia. And she continues to persist.

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From the Women’s Marchers to Shirley Chisholm, they all persisted

On Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell used a rare Senate rule to stop Sen. Elizabeth Warren from reading a letter by Coretta Scott King to oppose the nomination of Jeff Sessions to attorney general. McConnell said Warren was warned, but "nevertheless, she persisted."

Within hours, that phrase became a feminist rallying cry, applicable to any situation in which women have been essentially told to sit down and shut up.

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