Thread: Politico: Democrats Complain DHS John Kelly Is Not Following Their Commands

No it wasn't ended, if Hillary had won the election we would be at a trial and they would be arguing why these people deserve deferred status. Trump won which is what "ended it", but there are still procedures to dismiss the lawsuit. All the courts did was approve the injunction to put a stay on it until a trial on the merits of Texas' claim that the orders were unconstitutional. But in the process, they also ruled that DACA 2012 was to remain in effect. There has no been trial because Trump became the 45th President of the United States instead of Hillary Clinton. Otherwise you would have DACA Expansion and DAPA in perpetuity.

It's really not worth the time to explain any of this to you.

So I'm just going to wait and see what happens, but it's looking good to me so far.

Originally Posted by Judy

No it wasn't ended, if Hillary had won the election we would be at a trial and they would be arguing why these people deserve deferred status. Trump won which is what "ended it", but there are still procedures to dismiss the lawsuit. All the courts did was approve the injunction to put a stay on it until a trial on the merits of Texas' claim that the orders were unconstitutional. But in the process, they also ruled that DACA 2012 was to remain in effect. There has no been trial because Trump became the 45th President of the United States instead of Hillary Clinton. Otherwise you would have DACA Expansion and DAPA in perpetuity.

It's really not worth the time to explain any of this to you.

So I'm just going to wait and see what happens, but it's looking good to me so far.

Yes, DAPA and the DACA expansion was essentially ended as NumbersUSA stated. Trump was elected, which makes the rest of your argument meaningless.

Nothing about DACA is looking good so far. The amnesty is still fully functioning and issuing new social security numbers and work permits as we speak. The DACA amnesty program will continue functioning in its current state until the U.S. Congress puts a a DREAMER amnesty bill on the President Trump's desk (IMO).

2014 DAPA and DACA Expansion are now over. Texas lawsuit is expected to be dismissed within 2 weeks due to the 2 week extension by the court for the parties to the suit to review the matter following Kelly's revocation of the programs of same date. DACA 2012 is still under court order to remain in effect until then. After that ... we'll see what happens.

Stay tuned.

President Trump or Secretary Kelly could end DACA this very minute if they so desired.