Justice Dept. to SCOTUS: We Can't Give Work Permits to DACA Migrants

https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketP...itedStates.pdf

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The DOJ’s brief narrows the department’s prior 2018 claim that Section 1324a of federal law allows the administration to approve an unlimited number of work permits for foreigners:

"Section 1324a may have ratified extending work authorization to aliens who received deferred action on an individualized basis or pursuant to interstitial class-based deferred-action policies.

But it cannot reasonably be interpreted to have “br[ought] about [the] enormous and transformative expansion” in the Secretary’s authority that would be required to support conferring work authorization in conjunction with a deferred-action policy like DACA.

pre-existing DHS regulations [to] allow all deferred-action recipients to apply for employment authorization, enabling them to work legally and pay taxes. 8 U.S.C. § 1324a(h)(3) (empowering the Executive Branch to authorize the employment of noncitizens).

The story keeps on changing whether they have the [1324a] authority to grant aliens work authority. That authority does not exist — Congress has never granted this vast authority, and even if it did, it would be unconstitutional because Congress is supposed to be the legislative body. We basically know the executive is now inventing immigration law.

The Supreme Court needs to clarify the authority of the agencies. It is long overdue [because] the agencies just run amok and Congress does not do anything about it, and the courts do not do anything about it."

I smell a class action suit.

This basically validates that the VOX article stated:

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And that brings us to a second mystery surrounding the three DACA cases: why didn’t the Trump administration simply produce a new policy memo, rather than litigating these cases all the way to the Supreme Court? If their goal is to end DACA, they’ve chosen a needlessly difficult path to this goal. The solution to this later mystery may be that, by bringing this case all the way to the Supreme Court, immigration skeptics could win adurable victory that could last well after Trump leaves office. The justices could potentially declare that any program like DACA is illegal, and therefore beyond the power of any future president.

Ugh, they really want to fuck us all the way up the ass huh.

Who didn't see this coming?

Yeah, that could be their strategy but on the meantime we are the collateral damage. The uncertainty could not be any greater. One thing I'm certain of however, we're already legendarily part of US history.

I don't care for history. I want to be part of the future.

We are already set in stone in history, we are victorious on any timescale.

Republicans are only good at delaying the inevitable.

Delay, Obstruct, Block

Hasten, Unclog, Aid.

Many of their ancestors simply hopped on a boat and showed up uninvited to the united states. Said ancestors are now ashamed. These are the ancestors of 99% of the republicans.

Dreamers are like the White People of Undocumented People. They're not touching us. And Trump's not going to "Deport us." BOTH sides are using us politically. They can't afford to have our situations jeopardized in any way. I bet a you a deal is coming very soon.

I'm gonna need to see some evidence on this wild claim. I am seeing a pessimistic outlook.