Odin.Slore said: »
Viciouss said: »
It should also be noted that Hope Hicks has no class whatsoever, as she is the one that drafted the statements defending Rob Porter and his domestic violence, urging the entire WH to sing his praises as the photos circulated. She should have resigned then, it had to take her being caught lying for her to go.
And LOL at the Trump agenda, nothing is getting done, he cut taxes for the wealthy and increased military spending, sending the deficits soaring. That's it. Nothing else will be passed this year. DACA is here to stay, he messed that up completely, immigration reform will never get through the GOP, infrastructure would just send the deficit even higher, not happening, gun control, Trump flip flops daily, nothing will be done. And the Dems keep winning state elections.
And LOL at the Trump agenda, nothing is getting done, he cut taxes for the wealthy and increased military spending, sending the deficits soaring. That's it. Nothing else will be passed this year. DACA is here to stay, he messed that up completely, immigration reform will never get through the GOP, infrastructure would just send the deficit even higher, not happening, gun control, Trump flip flops daily, nothing will be done. And the Dems keep winning state elections.
How is daca still here? It will be gone soon. As always your twist the wording on everything. The scotus would not hear the daca case because it still has to go through the lower courts which it did not as of yet. Thats the only reason scotus would not hear it right now. Quit listening to cnn for christ sakes.
DACA doesn't exist, the bill failed to pass congress and vanished into the void that all failed bills disappear to. President Obama then exercised his Constitutionally granted powers over the executive branch and ordered DHS to not pursue illegals who were entered without inspection as minors.
Now President Trump executed those exact same Constitutionally granted powers to resend President Obama's policy. President Trump could of made this go into effect immediately but instead provided a grace period for Congress to pass a Constitutional law. President Trump did not have to provide that grace period, and could at this very moment collapse the entire thing with nothing but a pen stroke. And there is nothing Congress nor the Supreme Court can do about it. Neither of those entities have the actual Constitutionally granted power to issue policy for the Executive branch, the Constitution is extremely clear on that point as it forms one of the pillars for the lawful US Government.
What we see the 9th circuit doing is trying to buy time and interfere with the executive branch by playing with words. See the lawful DACA policy created by President Obama is still in effect for one more week. UCIS, because they didn't know what was going to happen had refused to accept applications for registration under DACA. By doing so they were inadvertently denying due process to individuals inside the USA. UCIS is staffed with a ***ton of office workers who do nothing but paperwork all day every day. It takes months upon months to process this paperwork, I should know because my wife recently received her LPR authorization card, we started the process last February and were "priority". UCIS simply didn't want to spend all this time processing paperwork that they would then have to cancel. The 9th ordered them to process the paperwork.
Now as to why this is all important. Due process applies to just about everything (except liberal Universities apparently), that includes removal orders (that's deportation). When UCIS is going to have someone deported, they first need to go through a lengthy process that involves the deportee standing in front of a Judge and trying to argue why they should stay. When a person without a lawful status, that's illegals otherwise known as entry without inspection, applies for an adjustment of status, they enter into a grey area where they don't have status but aren't considered unlawful. Again I know this for a fact because this is the same status my wife had, the process is so long that lawful VISA's will expire while your doing the paperwork. People who have applications pending are protected from removal until the application process is finished and they receive an adjudication for stay or removal.
So by doing this the 9th hopes to enable people who don't have a lawful status to submit paperwork and enter into that grey area until their paperwork gets denied due to DACA no longer being a policy. The longer that time can be stretched out the more illegals can get paperwork in and then eventually relocate to another place and not inform UCIS.
DHS believes this is all *** and instead of dealing with the 9th, which is basically the Judicial branch of the DNC, they wanted it to go in front of the Supreme Court, which it will eventually. The Supreme Court said we don't have time for this ***, go through the proper process even if we know it's going to end up at our doorstep.
