Supreme Court rules against Trump administration bid to end DACA program

[DGUtley]

I am disappointed. I thought that this was a no-brainer. They punted.

[MMC]

You can tell with the majority opinion they are not that interested in how DACA was enacted, only in how the Administration was trying to close it down.

Hello. We are skipping a fundamental step here.

What.....leftists skipping a step. Not following protocol, rules, standards. Say it isn't so. Since they returned to session. Trump is 0 for 2.

[Peter1469]

I am disappointed. I thought that this was a no-brainer. They punted.

Didn't want to be seen as mean people who hate DACA kids.

[MMC]

I am disappointed. I thought that this was a no-brainer. They punted.

[Cletus]

Didn't want to be seen as mean people who hate DACA kids.

That is Roberts to a T.

That is the same reason he betrayed his oath office to Obamacare. He is a coward who is more concerned about his legacy than the Constitution.

[MMC]

Trump to renew effort to end legal protections for DACA recipients


Looks like it will be returning.

[Peter1469]

Trump to renew effort to end legal protections for DACA recipients


Looks like it will be returning.

Based on the ruling, all the government needs to do is provide for notice and comment. Then its action will be judged based on not being arbitrary and capricious.

[MMC]

Based on the ruling, all the government needs to do is provide for notice and comment. Then its action will be judged based on not being arbitrary and capricious.

Notwithstanding Roberts's apparent bias, Cruz was taken aback by the court's reasoning for upholding DACA. For one thing, the court basically admitted that the program, enacted under President Obama, was unconstitutional. Yet, they argued that the Trump administration's weak legal reasoning "wasn't explained clearly enough" or "detailed enough" to rescind it. Cruz called it a "clever little twist" by the court.


"Five justices today held that it was illegal for the Trump administration to stop breaking the law," he said, laughing. "That's bizarre."
But he knows their endgame. According to Cruz, Roberts and the four liberal justices, Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan are hoping President Trump is president no longer come next January......snip~


https://townhall.com/tipsheet/cortne...ponse-n2570904

[Peter1469]

Notwithstanding Roberts's apparent bias, Cruz was taken aback by the court's reasoning for upholding DACA. For one thing, the court basically admitted that the program, enacted under President Obama, was unconstitutional. Yet, they argued that the Trump administration's weak legal reasoning "wasn't explained clearly enough" or "detailed enough" to rescind it. Cruz called it a "clever little twist" by the court.


"Five justices today held that it was illegal for the Trump administration to stop breaking the law," he said, laughing. "That's bizarre."
But he knows their endgame. According to Cruz, Roberts and the four liberal justices, Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan are hoping President Trump is president no longer come next January......snip~


https://townhall.com/tipsheet/cortne...ponse-n2570904

Right. The majority didn't seem to care that DACA was never legal in the first place.

[MMC]

Right. The majority didn't seem to care that DACA was never legal in the first place.

Roberts is hearing it now.

Editorial

In DACA ruling, the Roberts court chooses politics over law