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Blog: After the Supreme Court’s DACA Ruling, What’s Next?
Blog: Supreme Court Keeps DACA Issue Alive by Not Ruling on Whether It Is Lawful
Event Summary
The Center for Immigration Studies hosted a livestream to discuss today's ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States in Department of Homeland Security v. Regents of the University of California. The high court held that the Department of Homeland Security acted unlawfully in terminating the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The majority ruled there was no discriminatory intent on the part of the executive, but that the DHS memorandum that rescinded DACA "failed to consider the conspicuous issues of whether to retain forbearance and what if anything to do about the hardship to DACA recipients.” So what should the executive branch and/or the legislative branch do next?
Participants
Mark Krikorian
Executive Director
Center for Immigration Studies
Andrew Arthur
Resident Fellow in Law and Policy
Center for Immigration Studies
Jessica Vaughan
Director of Policy Studies
Center for Immigration Studies
Full Panel Video
Panel Clips
Why did the Trump administration attempt to cancel the DACA program?
What was the majority opinion of the SCOTUS DACA decision?
What were the dissenting opinions of the SCOTUS DACA decision?
Can the Trump administration still cancel DACA?
What will happen after the DACA SCOTUS decision?
USCIS may go bankrupt -- how does that affect DACA?
Will Attorney General Barr issue another memo on DACA's illegality?
Chief Justice Roberts draws SCOTUS further into a political issue
Do Democrats want DACA as a campaign issue?
Is there political pressure to act on DACA?