Originally Posted by ladreamer1998 (Post 669710)

They're not letting new people apply?

Originally Posted by ladreamer1998 (Post 669710)

They're not letting new people apply?

Originally Posted by Sky is the limit (Post 669688)

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courts, I don't think it will because the injunction ruling was based on causing irreparable harm if allowed to be rescinded before a the case is argued in court (and we all know how long court cases could take).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.

Originally Posted by AztecAztec (Post 669714)

The ruling will delay, but not for three years. It will get struck down or Sessions will go around it eventually. If they were cancelling peoples DACA before expiration, it would be struck down.

It is good because it will let some people who did not have a chance to renew and they should renew if this injunction gives them the chance to do so. Whatever relief comes this year, those holding current EADs will be first in line.

Originally Posted by hopeful_in_nyc (Post 669684)

DAPA didn’t have nearly as much momentum and uproar as DACA.

Originally Posted by jwxie518 (Post 669690)

This article is a bad letdown. Thrpugh 2020 and even the new administration? Don’t jinx it. I’d punch this author in the head. We do not need to reinstate DACA. Fuck that. Pushing down the can is not in the interest of the DREAMers.