The President has authority to save the “Dreamers,” (beneficiaries
of DACA) but refuses to use it. Congress
has not acted. The Dreamers do not
deserve to be deported. Those who want them deported are tribalists,
without compassion. They were young people brought into the U.S. illegally by
their parents. Many are in college or
working. Deporting them is heartless and
cruel and bad policy. It will hurt
employers. For 6 reasons not to deport
them see
The lawsuit [filed by Texas and later jjoined by Alabama,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Nebraska, South Carolina and West Virginia — asserts that
the Obama administration overstepped its authority when it created the DACA
program, which allows individuals who were brought to the United States
illegally as children to remain in the country, without congressional approval.
Only six states want
it killed. 44 don’t.
President Trump said
Thursday he believes Texas and other states will be successful in their lawsuit
challenging the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
In a meeting with
state officials on prison reform, Mr. Trump noted the presence of Texas
Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose court challenge to DACA came before a
federal judge a day earlier.
“Ken just filed a very
interesting lawsuit….that I hope is going to be successful,” Mr. Trump said.
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