Supreme Court has granted the DACA cases - Page 6

Trump vs. ‘Dreamers’: Supreme Court to decide on DACA during the election year
The Supreme Court agreed Friday to decide whether President Trump may end Obama-era protections for the young immigrants known as Dreamers.

After months of delay, the justices announced they would hear arguments in the fall over whether the administration has the authority to “wind down” the program, which suspended deportation for these young immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

Under the court’s schedule, a decision would not be handed down until late spring of next year, just as the presidential campaign moves into high gear.

The long legal dispute has been a source of anxiety for the nearly 700,000 young adults. covered by the program. They have been living and working in the U.S. legally under the Obama administration program. But if Trump’s termination of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, is allowed to proceed, they could be subject to deportation to foreign countries they have never known. -Source

#DACA is LAWFUL & CONSTITUTIONAL. This case is about HOW the Trump Administration ended the program, which is different than IS the program legal. 2/ @leedsgarcia