Just for fun lets see what Holders People now can ignore at their discretion.
In the civil immigration enforcement context, the term “prosecutorial discretion” applies to a broad range of discretionary enforcement decisions, including but not limited to the following:
deciding to issue or cancel a notice of detainer;
deciding to issue, reissue, serve, file, or cancel a Notice to Appear (NTA);
focusing enforcement resources on particular administrative violations or conduct;
deciding whom to stop, question, or arrest for an administrative violation;
deciding whom to detain or to release on bond, supervision, personal recognizance, or other condition;
seeking expedited removal or other forms of removal by means other than a formal removal proceeding in immigration court;
settling or dismissing a proceeding;
granting deferred action, granting parole, or staying a final order of removal;
agreeing to voluntary departure, the withdrawal of an application for admission, or other action in lieu of obtaining a formal order of removal;
pursuing an appeal;
executing a removal order; and
responding to or joining in a motion to reopen removal proceedings and to consider joining in a motion to grant relief or a benefit.
All with a MEMO?