Thread: 9TH CIRCUIT SCHEDULES DACA TERMINATION CASE FOR MAY

Supreme Court won't hear Trump appeal on DACA ruling - MarketWatch

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Feb 26, 2018 - The program protects up to 700,000 people who are the children of parents who came to the U.S. illegally. The White House can appeal the decision to a federal appeals court and the case could still wind up before the Supreme Court as early as 2019. . .

Originally Posted by Judy

Your lack of knowledge about implemented programs, the regulations and procedures that govern them, and the laws that govern contracts for money has led you down rabbit trail positions. There's nothing I can do about that. That is on you.

You're wrong and you know it. We've already had this discussion at length and you were repeatedly proven wrong in your ascertain that there was an actual expiration date. There was never an expiration date written into the program. All your obfuscations and feelings of superiority do not change actual facts.

Originally Posted by jtdc

Since it was an Executive order illegally instituted by Obama, and was not supported by Congress, as the law requires, it's expiration date was the date Obama left office.

President Trump SHOULD HAVE followed through with his campaign promise to end it on day one!

It was not an executive order. The program was implemented through a memorandum by the former Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano. Obviously, as you've seen yourself, the program did not end when Trump was elected. There was no expiration date.

Yes, Trump should have kept his promise and ended the program as he said he would immediately after ascending to the White House.

Originally Posted by MW

You're wrong and you know it. We've already had this discussion at length and you were repeatedly proven wrong in your ascertain that there was an actual expiration date. There was never an expiration date written into the program. All your obfuscations and feelings of superiority do not change actual facts.

You don't even know what an actual expiration date is. You don't need an expiration date written into the program. The expiration date is the end of the term or period of the program. It requires no level of superiority to know this.

Originally Posted by Judy

You don't even know what an actual expiration date is. You don't need an expiration date written into the program. The expiration date is the end of the term or period of the program. It requires no level of superiority to know this.

Please don't presume to know what I know and don't know. There was no "end of the program" date ... hence no expiration date. Geez, this is so very basic.

Now we supposedly had an expiration date of March 5th, 2018, given by DHS, but of course the court situation changed that. The March 5th expiration date was the only expiration date ever given to the DACA program. There was no expiration date in 2017.

Anyone that is interested in following the original discussion on this, please follow the link:

https://www.alipac.us/f9/d-h-s-memor...expire-350402/

The Attorney General sent a letter to the Department on September 4, 2017, articulating his legal determination that DACA “was effectuated by the previous administration through executive action, without proper statutory authority and with no established end-date, after Congress' repeated rejection of proposed legislation that would have accomplished a similar result.

https://www.alipac.us/f9/d-h-s-memor...expire-350402/

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