Will DACA stay, or go? (legalized, unemployed, Congress, generation)
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I've never seen so many legislators whine about NOT having an explicitly legislative function expropriated from them by the executive and whine some more about having to take responsibility for their own role in the balance of power. I swear to God sometimes the world has been turned upside-down. I need a drink just to make my head stop spinning. Any Congress worth its salt would have impeached Obama not only for usurping their legislative prerogative even after he acknowledged he had no legal authority to do so but for ignoring a federal court ruling declaring that usurpation unconstitutional.
It makes me wonder why Trump doesn't just ignore the court rulings on his travel ban. What's the limiting principle that would stop him if the Constitution and the separation powers is no longer that principle?
Are you kidding me? Obama gave these companies incentives to hire these DACA's. Since when don't we have enough Americans good enough to compete with these barely out of high school DACAs?
Especially at these major corporations like Apple and Microsoft. They have MORE than enough applicants.
Republicans in congress are speaking out against Trump's DACA decision. Don't try to spin this as "only leftist". Even Trump said he might flip on the decision.
Absolutely, same as the sheriff Joe emergency pardon, there are more important things to worry about. Congress really has it's hands full with the spending cap, budget, ACA, North Korea and tax reform, I think this could have waited.
Congress wants no part of this as there are no easy answers, if they couldn't come up with immigration reform in 40 years what makes them think they can do this in 6 months. There are 11 million illegal immigrants and they start off getting tough with the children that were brought here by their parents, very impressive.
It was an emergency pardon, now?
Damn lefties....talk about fear mongering....
And some of these "children" have graduated high school.......
I've never seen so many legislators whine about NOT having an explicitly legislative function expropriated from them by the executive and whine some more about having to take responsibility for their own role in the balance of power. I swear to God sometimes the world has been turned upside-down. I need a drink just to make my head stop spinning. Any Congress worth its salt would have impeached Obama not only for usurping their legislative prerogative even after he acknowledged he had no legal authority to do so but for ignoring a federal court ruling declaring that usurpation unconstitutional.
It makes me wonder why Trump doesn't just ignore the court rulings on his travel ban. What's the limiting principle that would stop him if the Constitution and the separation powers is no longer that principle?
There's nothing congress hates more than having to vote on a controversial bill. We need term limits bad.
We are a nation of laws. We are not governed by executive impulses, whether or not you agree with it.
This is not Cuba, where Raúl Castro arbitrarily decides what websites his people can see, or Venezuela where Maduro created a mock referendum to change the legislative branch, or Mexico, where the rule of law makes justice difficult, or any other Latin American country where leaders act impulsively. Someone should have told Obama this.
But,but weren't we told over and over again that Obama is a brilliant constitutional scholar?
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