[Jim Noble]

DACA is not a law, it’s the action of a now departed executive branch.

Why would it be in the courts at all?

[marktwain]

An obvious, clear ideological split on the Court. We need another President Trump appointment. Preferably, three more.

[Paladin2]

How is shading the “matter” a good thing?

[oldvirginian]

The Gorsuch appointment is paying off.
Now we just need two more Trump judges on SCOTUS

[rdcbn]

Obama pushed the edge of the envelope on Executive Branch power over immigration and illegal aliens and set a precedent of goat power and ruling by decree

He did not have the law on his side

Donald Trump does

Now the Democrats have to live in the world they created

[wiseprince]

There always seems to be more “court proceedings” required when the SOCTUS rules in favor of the administration but when a ruling on “marriage” happens it’s forever. Interesting.

[M-cubed]

Justice Stephen Breyer dissented from the decision, joined by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan. <<<

MY GAWD!....I predicted that long before the decision!...The MSM needs to hire me quick....Ill pretend Im a lawyer knowing all the nuances and make a fortune by always being right!!!

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

DACA should have been rescinded at 12:01PM on Jan 20th, 2017.

No basis or precedence in law whatsoever. Just another Obola decree.

[Lurkinanloomin]

DACA is an illegal program started illegally by an illegal President.

If we had an opposition party it would have been squashed in 2012.

[Secret Agent Man]

I tell you what.

If we are not filing lawsuits against everything a libtard president ever does in the future, we are idiots.

They started it and they are gonna die by it.

[stylin19a]

DACA has been terminated the same way it was enacted. Pres. Trump via DHS rescinded it 9/5/17.
(IMO, DAPA was as big of a rollback) The problem now is, what to do with those who don't fall into the following:

If you already have DACA, your DACA and work permit will continue to be valid until its expiration date.
If you have a first-time or renewal DACA application that was accepted for processing by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) as of September 5, 2017,
the agency will continue with the process of adjudicating your application.
If you have a work permit (employment authorization document) that will expire between September 5, 2017, and March 5, 2018,
you may apply for a two-year renewal of your DACA, but your request must be accepted by USCIS by October 5, 2017.

[Bobalu]

[bitt]

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[zeestephen]

The claim that Trump has “cancelled” DACA is absurd.

Trump gave new DACA applicants seven months (until September 2017) to file for a two year deferment.

Trump gave DACA renewals and work permits an eight month window (until October 2017) to file for a two year extension.

Bottom Line - between September 2017 and the November 2018 election, no DACAs of any kind will expire unless the applicants were too lazy or too stupid get it done during Trump's 7-8 month non-enforcement window.

Trump clearly supports some form of legal status for DACAs, but he is also very fearful of the Conservative response if he does that.

My prediction - It's impossible to know what the GOP and the Democrats will do about the DACA Amnesty currently attached to the 2018 Budget legislation.

Trump's first choice is to have the entire DACA issue disappear until after the November 2018 election.

Long Term - I still stand by my prediction made on this forum in late 2015.

If Trump is reelected in 2020, he will attempt to give blanket Amnesty to every non-violent illegal immigrant living in America.

Full Disclosure...

I voted for Trump in 2016, and I will vote to reelect him in 2020, but only because he is the most Conservative candidate who has a chance to be elected.