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Originally Posted by Shootingstars2014
What is the latest development? I found an article by ABC as of 2/17 @ 7:10pm, saying that the administration is "unlikely to seek emergency stay". That means we have to wait until the whole thing is over, 6 months +, and without guarantee that the administration will win.
"Though no final decision has been made, Obama administration sources told ABC News today that the Department of Justice is unlikely to seek an emergency stay to block the judge’s order. The reason is simple: While DOJ thinks it will ultimately prevail on the overall appeal, department officials believe they would not succeed in seeking an emergency stay of Judge Hanen’s ruling."
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/obama...ry?id=29035271 |
Wait, the White House, DOJ have confidence that the law is on our side, then why can they not seek a stay? No one seems surprised at all by this ruling; in fact, they are all "we're preparing to to all the way to the Supreme Court..." They know that may take a long time and will make DAPA null for the rest of the Obama administration. WTF?
Why not seek a stay for the extended DACA only for now? Aged-out beneficiaries ARE childhood arrivals; there's no reason for the age cap. Of course, now they will have to justify why they capped it in the first place. Someone please find out who exactly came out with the age-cap idea.