Affirmative Action ruled unconstitutional, how does DACA survive?
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Originally Posted by PapiChulo
i dont think they are mutually exclusive.
The way SCOTUS is ruling on immigration, it seems they are giving the power to the executive branch on prosecutorial discretion. |
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Originally Posted by dreamer12345
say what? Which decisions are you reading? The only recent on on executive power stripped it away (student loan forgiveness).
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go through these.
listen to the audio link too, they think Texas has no standing and a couple of states backed out of the DACA lawsuit already.
listen to the audio link too, they think Texas has no standing and a couple of states backed out of the DACA lawsuit already.
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Originally Posted by Swim19
Found this on r/DACA. Some lawyers think this is all a positive development for the DACA lawsuit:
1) http://blog.cyrusmehta.com/2023/06/w...on-polici.html 2) https://reason.com/volokh/2023/06/26...ca-litigation/ 3) audio link - immigration hour : |
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Originally Posted by PapiChulo
go through these.
listen to the audio link too, they think Texas has no standing and a couple of states backed out of the DACA lawsuit already. |
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Originally Posted by dreamer12345
Both the gay/graphic designer and the student loan cases had no standing. It was made up. Who gives a shit what some lower court thinks when SCOTUS has decided standing is no longer needed?
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