What is the absolute earliest we can expect DACA to be shutdown - Page 2

So then why is everyone freaking out... ?

https://www.nilc.org/2018/05/04/texa...oints-to-know/



If this is true then we shouldnt be worrying until the end of summer when the DACA can make it to the supreme court

Exactly...

There is no guarantee that SCOTUS will fast-track or even take on this case. SCOTUS already rejected a request to fast-track this case already.

Even if SCOTUS takes on this case, there is a good chance that John Roberts will side with the liberals because of the failure to follow the notice-and-comment period from the APA law. Roberts voted to save Obamacare, twice. Kennedy was always going to vote against, as his rulings have been very conservative lately.

Detailed analysis here https://takecareblog.com/blog/trump-...ce-and-comment (this correctly predicted that DACA was going to be saved by federal courts).

Isn’t Sessions’ strategy to have Hanen issue a conflicting injunction and then have the Supreme Court issue a stay on all injunctions? The Supreme Court doesn’t have to be in session to stay injunctions and after the stay there is no DACA. At that point it would it even matter if they take the case?

Sneaky Sessions is trying his hardest to kill DACA. Having Sessions as the AG is worse than Trump being the President. Sessions is smart.

Actually thanks to Sessions stupidity DACA is still around, had he had taken proper steps to nix it it wouldn't be around today.

FAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaac

Yeah. I don't understand why everyone thinks the stay from the other district courts means that Hanen can't issue a contrary ruling.

It's called a Circuit Split - which means that Hanen's ruling will apply to LA, MS, and TX. Hence - something I'm worried about

Texas has a very large population of daca recipients a circuit split will be bad for them.... How about everyone with Daca from the 7 states suing to end it move to CA, NY, NJ, or another friendly state. That would kill the lawsuit since none of those states can proved that daca is harming it.

Circuit split?. Hanen isn't a circuit judge, he's in district court.

He's still in a different circuit from the previous ruling. It'll have to go up the court of appeals for the district, but it's still a conflicting ruling between different circuits.