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Supreme Court DACA watch
Hello peeps,
It's decision day at the Supreme Court and the finally week of their term, we could hear word about the future of DACA at any moment. Greg Stohr Verified account @GregStohr Follow Follow @GregStohr More Good morning from the Supreme Court, where it’s Decision Week. At 9:30 alone, we could get news on DACA, steel tariffs and abortion. Then opinions at 10, possibly featuring census and/or gerrymandering rulings. https://twitter.com/GregStohr/status...21770339344384 |
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Get this over with. These people.
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Just on SCOTUSBlog:
"We have new grants, but we do not appear to have anything on DACA." - Amy Howe DACA case not slated for next term. |
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They can still add more days. Also they can take up cases in september |
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Obviously they won't have shit.
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@GregStohr
1m1 minute ago More The court will issue one last list of orders this week after all the opinions are out. One would think they'll deal with DACA then. |
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This is so fucking painful, just make a decision already.
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@lawrencehurley
2m2 minutes ago More Next day we could get action on DACA & Alabama abortion case would be on the orders list the court puts out the day after its final rulings of the term, which will probably be on Thursday or Friday |
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@ToddRuger
Follow Follow @ToddRuger More Supreme Court handed down four cases, leaving eight remaining for the rest of the week. That includes partisan gerrymandering and citizenship question on census. Might also decide this week whether to take DACA case and Alabama abortion case. 7:20 AM - 24 Jun 2019 |
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@GregStohr
11m11 minutes ago More NEW: Supreme Court will issue more opinions on Wednesday. @GregStohr Follow Follow @GregStohr More Wednesday will not be the last opinion day -- that should be either Thurs or Fri. Census, partisan gerrymandering, regulatory agency deference still pending. And then we'll get one more orders list, possibly with DACA and abortion cases. @KarenTumlin 4m4 minutes ago More The next #SCOTUS opinions=Wed 6/26 @ 10am ET. We could get opinions then on the Census & gerrymandering. We'll get another order list, which may have something on the #DACA cases the day after the last opinions. But we don't know if the last opinions will be Wed or Thurs yet. /3 |
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@SpeakerPelosi
5m5 minutes ago More Tune in as I join @RepGraceMeng for a conversation about our work to #ProtectTheDream for #Dreamers, TPS recipients & DED beneficiaries across America. #HR6 https://abc7ny.com/5361442/?ex_cid=T...source=twitter |
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For clarification, this is not going to be a decision or ruling on DACA, it will be just a declaration of intent that they agree to hear the case and when?
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I don’t see why they would take up DACA. I feel like they should of taken it already. For them to keep pushing it back could be a good sign that they might pass until after the elections.
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If there were to take up the DACA case, would DACA still keep going until they issue a ruling?
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Good read on DACA vs Hanen https://twitter.com/Baba9773/status/1142629396316086272 |
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These Justices. SMH.
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That twitter thread sounds about right. Hanen and the supreme court both can kill DACA. At best, DACA is on it's last legs.
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DACA's been on it's last legs for well over a year now. If anything, Hanen's lack of an injunction last year just shows us how little we actually know about any of this. Yes, he could order the program unconstitutional, but doing so would throw the legal system into utter chaos because of the conflicting injunctions. He was reluctant to do so last time.
But you guys are right - stay aware and stay vigilant. Renew if you can. |
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And ppl keep saying the July 8 decision won't matter because of the other conflicting rulings. I keep bringing up the difference in the cases but no one ever seems to respond to it.
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Conflicting appeal court rulings just makes the issue go to the supreme court, it doesn't throw the court system into chaos.
If they want SC to decide, then Hanen needs to rule against it as that has a higher chance of SC taking up the issue. The problem is when Hanen rules, does he want to terminate all DACA immediately, allow one renewal, allow everyone to expire at the same date, or something else? Will the SC then stop Hanen if he goes the extreme route? |
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From what I've seen, there never have been conflicting national injunctions. But you're right, Hanen is dealing with a completely different case. |
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People forget that Hanen didn’t rule againts DAPA because it was unconstitutional, he ruled against it because of the Administrative Procedure Act.
The Obama administration didn’t follow the APA when enacting DAPA that’s why Hanen ruled against it. Ironically it was the same APA rule that brought back DACA after the Trump administration ended it. So it will be interesting on how he rules on DACA. |
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Will there be appeals from other courts to counter Hanen's decision?
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I am confused as hell. If hanen rules against it, wouldn’t it just apply to his district?
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If Hanen rules against DACA, nothing changes because his decision would throw the country into a bizarre legal scenario.
Judges in California, New York, and Washington, D.C., have declared it illegal to end DACA. This is were the Supreme Court would step in. That’s why these next few weeks are crucial to see if the Supreme Court does decide to take the case or not. |
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