DC Circuit to Consider Trump's Termination of DACA - Page 2

Even if DC court rules for Trump, does it still matter since there are other courts that ruled against Trump, so there's still a conflict of ruling between different courts, same as before.

Chief Justice is Merrick Garland.

Friday’s D.C. Circuit panel will consist of Judges Thomas Griffith and Patricia Millett and Senior Judge Harry Edwards. Griffith is a George W. Bush appointee, and Millett and Edwards are Obama and Carter appointees, respectively.

LMAO Wow

Green card for St. Patricks Day. A deal is imminent.

I think people are basing the “Hanen Friday” on what I said in the other thread regarding Fridays being when the really big decisions are announced by judges right before they go home for a weekend of golf.

Well probably see something since there’s been more filings in that case including additional motions to remove the defendants off the case since they don’t have standing. We’re waiting for Hanen to reply with *something*

I think this will help bringing AP back pretty soon. daca eventually will turn into permanent solution but I don't see them coming up with solution anytime soon but we will take AP for sure.

Not while Trump is president. I hope you understand that?

@BritainEakin
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On the docket today at the DC Circuit: the gov. is appealing the district court's ruling on DACA in NAACP v. Trump et al., which found that DHS' decision to rescind the program was arbitrary and capricious. @CourthouseNews

U.S. District Judge John Bates held back in April that DHS had failed to adequately explain to the court why it believed DACA was unlawful. He then gave the gov. 90 days to better explain its decision to rescind DACA. https://ecf.dcd.uscourts.gov/doc1/04516542205 …

But on Aug. 3 Bates remained unpersuaded, writing in a 25-page opinion that "a conclusory assertion that a prior policy is illegal, accompanied by a hodgepodge of illogical or post hoc policy assertions, simply will not do." https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-co...18/08/DACA.pdf …


Pointing to increased confusion should the DC Circuit reverse his ruling, Bates issued a stay on new DACA applications about 3 weeks later pending the government's appeal, but ordered DHS to continue processing renewal applications.

The gov. will argue today that its decision to rescind DACA was a purely discretionary enforcement decision and is not reviewable under the Administrative Procedure Act, a law that requires federal agencies to have a rational basis for proposing and establishing regulations.

https://twitter.com/BritainEakin/sta...48625898659846

https://uscourts.rev.vbrick.com/#/ev...4dd5aa7fd/view


The guy representing Trump is not very convincing.