#DACA termination halted NATIONWIDE by judge in California. - Page 18

Aw man, advance parole isn't included in that. :/

Well to be fair that was never a deadline, that was just the point where people would start expiring en masse.

So basically - people can once again file renewals under this injunction.

The administration might challenge it... no? Arent we basically in limbo. Cant wait to see how Congress responds to this.

I think if this allows people to renew it is a good thing. I hope for permanent relief for all dreamers, but I have little faith in Congress or this administration, they screw over people on a daily basis without blinking an eye.

As far as this ruling being struck down in the higher courts, I don't think it will because the injunction ruling was based on causing irreparable harm if allowed to be rescinded before a the case is argued in court (and we all know how long court cases could take). So, I do think the case for irreparable harm is evident for DACA Recipients losing there status. I do however think that eventually the administration might win on its right to terminate DACA, but hopefully that will give more people time to renew while the original case makes its way through the courts, while the injunction is in place.

Still need the dream Act to pass asap.

Tell me about it man, if I have to see another "Get me off this roller coaster" comment I swear...

I agree. Smh

It's back up until the injunction is vacated if at all. So if you missed a deadline or are expiring soon you have very little to lose by not filing right now. Even if the injuction is lifted USCIS will either:
1. Process your application as is.
2. Administratively close it and issue you a refund.

I just wish they would have waited till after the 19th to announce this.....

Explain ?

Where is lib???