Originally Posted by trac3rt

Here is a small piece of good news in that article, though:

If DACA is to remain intact, it must be issued through the lawmaking process in Congress, not by the executive power of the president. We’ve given the Trump Administration until September 5 to agree to phase out DACA. Otherwise, our lawsuit challenging unlawful deferred-action programs currently pending in district court will be amended to challenge the renewal or issuance of any new DACA permits in the future. Once again, our request does not call on the Executive Branch to alter immigration enforcement priorities or remove any unlawfully present aliens.

If challenged and rescinded, it would not be change over night. Hopefully that will give us some time to get Dream Act/BRIDGE Act through congress, before all our DACAs expire.