Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for All
 

Lose DACA and you are deported

More precisely, the administration has expanded the list of “enforcement priorities” to the point that there aren’t any priorities in practice. At present, nearly any non-citizen who has ever been convicted or charged with a criminal offense is a priority. It doesn’t matter whether the conviction or charge was for bank robbery or entering the United States without inspection.

http://immigrationimpact.com/2018/03...ies-abandoned/

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

Renew and hope they attach some sort of dream act this 23 of march

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

If they don’t?

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

Then Beans wont dream no more

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

If they don't, we are screwed. DACA will get rescinded one way or another, the court can only delay, but can't save it.

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

We are fucked. Im sure they will pass something for us. The real question is who will be eligible

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

So basically something we all already know, you fuck up you are out. Save your money, the storm is about to get worse.

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

It's sad because DACA is no longer a priority in Congress agenda. Before you will get a lot of updates from any news outlet but now it's gone into hibernation. This is really frustrating.

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

Nah. Thats what democrats want. Sadly for them the gop controls the agenda and they will push to change the current immigration system.

Re: Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Al
 

Until the Supreme Court is on the brink of ruling this down, we will not see any sort of relief or extension of DACA. I’m confident tho there will be some sort legislative extension of DACA if the court strikes it down. Until then people lay low, no DUI and any other preventable problems.