DACA

Republicans announced the bipartisan 'Dignity Plan', which includes protections for Dreamers, the estimated 800,000 DACA recipients who came to the US undocumented as children, as well as a ten-year path for those who lived in the shadows here in the US.

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Programs like DACA, which effectively granted amnesty to hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants, amount to lawmaking and ought to be passed by lawmakers, not decreed by presidents who can’t get their preferred policies through a divided Congress. And the Supreme Court has allowed it.

The Supreme Court ruled against ending DACA that was created by Obama. The ruling allows 700,000 'Dreamers' to avoid deportation at this time. Senator Ted Cruz said the reasoning was that, because the Obama Administration violated federal immigration laws, Trump now has to continue the process.

Mainstream media reported that the Supreme Court seemed likely to shut down the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals/ DACA program, the federal scheme that has allowed nearly 800,000 young people, known as "dreamers," to live and work in the US, protecting them from deportation.

New migration from a DACA amnesty would allow the entry of 9 million foreign nationals, because every two newly naturalized citizens bring about seven foreign relatives with them. If this were to happen, a border wall could not stop the invasion. No wonder the public was outraged.

Trump had control over both houses of Congress and the opportunity to shut down the government to pressure Democrats into funding the wall. Instead of standing firm, he offered amnesty for DACA in exchange for the wall. He is now preparing to abandon the wall altogether.

In addition to DACA, the Koch Brothers support chain migration that allows newly naturalized citizens are allowed to bring an unlimited number of foreign relatives to the country and birthright citizenship, often referred to as 'anchor babies'.

There were over 700 protests held across the US. In Los Angeles, Melody Klingenfuss gave a speech about being left behind as a baby in Guatemala, as her then teenage mother illegally immigrated to California for economic advantage, and waiting until she was 9 years old to be reunited with her. She admitted that "sometimes family separation begins in the country of origin." [...]