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dtrt09 · 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Got_Daca

No mention of DAPA on both new memos.

Sorry.

My post is accurate. The memo assigns low enforcement priority to current DACA holders and to individuals who meet the guidelines for low-priority for enforcement under DAPA.

Moreover, judge Hanen ordered the administration to respond to his DAPA injunction next month (I forget the date).

Swim19 · 02-19-2017, 06:45 PM

First time since Trump winning the election, I see a lawyer saying it's ok for first time DACA applicants to apply;

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5. *DACA continues as a program. *That means that if you have DACA you can continue renewing your work permit. *You can also apply for DACA for the first time if you have not done so yet, or if you become eligible. There are always risks in any government program, and we understand that Attorney General Sessions may move to declare the DACA program outside the President's authority to enact, or encourage states like Texas to sue in federal court to stop DACA (this has happened already and DACA was found to be within the president's authority). *Our advice is simple. *If you are going to take advantage of DACA, use it as a tool to try to secure other immigration. *Some people have options. whether it is immigration through marriage, or school or work. *You need to talk to an experienced immigration lawyer to see what your option are, if any.

http://musingsonimmigration.blogspot...-do-under.html

DACA-IR-DA · 02-19-2017, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by chessmaster05

The very first paragraph says that with the exception of DACA and DAPA. Does this mean that those under these programs or those who would have qualified u der DAPA are not main targets?

This is what I want to know as well. This is the 2014 DACA/DAPA we are talking. What if a beneficiary has a I-130 Approved but waiting for PD to become current?

DACA-IR-DA · 02-19-2017, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by chessmaster05

The very first paragraph says that with the exception of DACA and DAPA. Does this mean that those under these programs or those who would have qualified u der DAPA are not main targets?

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Originally Posted by jaylove16

This is huge for DACA and even DAPA don't you guys think? DACA could have easily been rescinded in this memo, however, they chose to make an exception for that and DAPA.

You mean 2014 Exeutive Action of Obama under eDACA/DAPA is protected under the new memo?

DACA-IR-DA · 02-19-2017, 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by dtrt09

My post is accurate. The memo assigns low enforcement priority to current DACA holders and to individuals who meet the guidelines for low-priority for enforcement under DAPA.

Moreover, judge Hanen ordered the administration to respond to his DAPA injunction next month (I forget the date).

You mean the eDACA and DAPA right? What happens next month? Is it going back to SC for vote again?

Swim19 · 02-19-2017, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by DACA-IR-DA

You mean the eDACA and DAPA right? What happens next month? Is it going back to SC for vote again?

The memo does not protect anyone under eDACA and DAPA. It does not address it in this memo. However there is a foot note that it will be addressed in a future guidance.

DACA-IR-DA · 02-19-2017, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by dtrt09

My post is accurate. The memo assigns low enforcement priority to current DACA holders and to individuals who meet the guidelines for low-priority for enforcement under DAPA.

Moreover, judge Hanen ordered the administration to respond to his DAPA injunction next month (I forget the date).

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Originally Posted by Swim19

The memo does not protect anyone under eDACA and DAPA. It does not address it in this memo. However there is a foot note that it will be addressed in a future guidance.

Footnote about eDACA/DAPA? Is this about the injunction from 4-4 SC decision?

Pianoswithoutfaith · 02-19-2017, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Swim19

The memo does not protect anyone under eDACA and DAPA. It does not address it in this memo. However there is a foot note that it will be addressed in a future guidance.

Yeah eDACA is long gone unless trump address this next week but who knows

2Face · 02-20-2017, 12:33 PM

DACA Recipients are safe right now. DO NOT let anyone lie or cheat you. There is no indication so far that immigration authorities are coming after DACA recipients or their families.

JohannBernoulli1667 · 02-20-2017, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by 2Face

DACA Recipients are safe right now. DO NOT let anyone lie or cheat you. There is no indication so far that immigration authorities are coming after DACA recipients or their families.

DACA is in place.

They would not be allowing renewals or new applicants.

Please stay out of trouble.

No speeding no texting and driving!!!

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