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freshh. 03-12-2015 01:44 PM
Justice Department Emergency Motion to Stay Immigration Ruling
 
It's been filed. :-D
Quote:
The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday urged a federal appeals court to stay a Texas judge's preliminary injunction against the Obama administration's immigration policies. Read the government's filing below in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Source

Shootingstars2014 03-12-2015 01:50 PM
Re: Justice Department Emergency Motion to Stay Immigration Ruling
 
Awesome!!! :D I wonder when the 5th circuit is going to rule on this.

IamAman 03-12-2015 06:03 PM
Re: Justice Department Emergency Motion to Stay Immigration Ruling
 
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/0...n_6856706.html Yup, it's official. At least there is some hope.

Pianoswithoutfaith 03-12-2015 07:08 PM
Re: Justice Department Emergency Motion to Stay Immigration Ruling
 
about time!

DACA-IR-DA 03-13-2015 01:57 AM
Re: Justice Department Emergency Motion to Stay Immigration Ruling
 
So Hanen can still reverse his decision on or sometime after March 19th?

The article says that DOJ Lawyers want a decision in 14 days. It says to or move the program forward to states other then 26.

What do you think will happen?

freshh. 03-13-2015 11:53 AM
Re: Justice Department Emergency Motion to Stay Immigration Ruling
 
I think now that the Supreme Court has ruled that federal agencies are not required to follow procedures for notifying the public and collecting comment when changing the interpretations of rules, it is likely the injunction will be struck down as this was the basis of Hanen's decision.

Worst case scenario, DAPA/expanded DACA will be allowed to proceed in the states that are not involved in the lawsuit. But, I think it's more likely to be completely upheld or completely struck down.

DACA-IR-DA 03-14-2015 01:52 AM
Re: Justice Department Emergency Motion to Stay Immigration Ruling
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by freshh. (Post 555084)
I think now that the Supreme Court has ruled that federal agencies are not required to follow procedures for notifying the public and collecting comment when changing the interpretations of rules, it is likely the injunction will be struck down as this was the basis of Hanen's decision.

Worst case scenario, DAPA/expanded DACA will be allowed to proceed in the states that are not involved in the lawsuit. But, I think it's more likely to be completely upheld or completely struck down.
This means it goes to Supreme Court?


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