10 states’ AGs + 1 gov tell Trump administration to end DACA … or they’ll sue. - Page 2

Good thing is this is only 10 SHIIT states.

There are 40 more that didnt wanna hurt DACA.

lame-o's.

The one difference between DAPA/eDACA and normal DACA is that DAPA/eDACA were never enacted; thus, the government had no grounds to defend it. That was cited in the USCIS press release.

DACA, on the other hand, has been active for 5 years -- so a disruption in it would make a difference.

This "threat" could turn out to be a good thing. As others noted, it can force the administration to finally legitimize DACA as a congressionally instituted program, like the BRIDGE Act intends to.

Vocal minority > silent majority.

Isn't that the lesson we've learned time and time again?

Read the article. These fockers dont know the diff between legal status vs legal presence.

Will Sessions do his job as he testified before his congressional hearing?

This made me realize my life is still hanging by a thread....

Lol nothing happened yet.

More like a piece of paper that Obama signed back in 2012 back to having constant anxiety not sure how much more I can take

i don't know but my strong feelings that theres light at end of the tunnel. i guess the right time is coming ahead. after all, verily along with every hardship is relief.