Conservative Supreme Court Justices Appeared To Side With Trump To End DACA - Page 2

You are not alone.

Its like our death keep having it's date changed.

Blind yourself with work dude like im doing, if everything goes to shit at least we dont get to feel the incoming doom torture as much, and if things go alright at least you made something out of the uncertainty.

Didn’t you hear? We are “very tough, hardened criminals.”

They couldn't. The Supreme Court had 8 justices then and it tied. Now there's 9 with a conservative majority.

FYI, the Supreme Court will vote on DACA privately this Friday. And then will start writing their opinions to be released between now and June 2020. Good luck to all!

Send your renewals before June 2020

Wow, they are moving really quickly, they should either release them really soon or in June 2020. No in between.

Source?

https://twitter.com/HMAesq/status/1194314900270731264

@HMAesq
At argument, the justices were harped up on the issue of reviewability: does a court have the power to second guess an agency when it says it *doesn't* have the power to defer deportation for a large class of noncitizens? If so, what's the minimum rationale an agency has to give?


The Court was struggling to find a line to draw. So were counsel arguing the case. It's dicey: everyone agreed an agency like DHS has the authority to revoke DACA, but the question is how to do it legally.


I could get into the nitty gritty of administrative law here, but I won't. Because one other issue that came up, and I think will be the saving grace if this Court punts the case back, is "engendered reliance."


That means when an agency takes an action affecting nearly 800,000 people, their families, employers, and communities, who have relied on DACA for years, it better show its math when it tries to revoke it.

why would the vote date not be the "deadline"?

When's the vote day?