Thread: Congress weighs one year extension for Obama/Trump DACA Program

Originally Posted by Judy

No, they're in limbo because of no DACA fix. They start losing their work permits in March, so many a day fall out due to expired permits with no renewals. The lawsuit will extend that briefly until the US Supreme Court rules and hopefully ends this stupid shit once and for all. Politico is a DemoQuack on-line newspaper that has chosen a headline to grab clicks. No one is doing anything to extend it or pull the wool over anyone, it's just what it is, an expiring program. No more DACA, no more deferred status, just plain ole illegal aliens without work permits otherwise known as "the law" not "limbo".

If the U.S. Congress writes a law that protects them for another year and Trump signs it, there is nothing to be ruled on by the U.S. Supreme Court. The lawsuit you're talking about will become moot because they will be legally protected by lawfully designed program approved by the Congress and signed into law by Trump.

We all understand the current DACA program is unconstitutional and was created as policy, not actual law. A bill created by the U.S. Congress will be actual law and not something the Supreme Court can overrule. The court's ability to rule on a law passed by Congress and signed by the President is unconstitutional.