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	Daca Daily update ⋅ July 5, 2020
	NEWS
	Iowa DACA Recipient: Fight Continues KMAland Legal experts say it's possible the administration could try again to end DACA, which was first enacted by President Barack Obama in 2012. Flag as irrelevant
	Fight for DACA, Dreamers continues in Mississippi Jackson Clarion Ledger We applaud the Supreme Court for blocking the Trump administration's cruel and arbitrary attempt to end the DACA program – a ruling that will shield ... Flag as irrelevant
	Over 100 Members of Congress Demand USCIS Accept New DACA Applications The National Herald "We should not need to tell you that under our Constitution, the U.S. Supreme Court, not the Administration, determines whether the rescission of DACA ... Flag as irrelevant
	Viewpoint: The Supreme Court saving DACA was a relief, however now comes the next step Lansing State Journal When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to preserve the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, I could hardly believe it. I was doing ... Flag as irrelevant
	"Live, from the Tulsa overflow" (with Jon Stewart!) Crooked ... from being published, and loses the Supreme Court decision over DACA. Then Jon Stewart talks to Jon Favreau about money in politics, the media, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Time for South Carolina to remove barriers for Dreamers Charleston City Paper DACA is the program created by President Barack Obama that allows certain undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children a temporary ... Flag as irrelevant
	With the recent decision, DACA is back in place as it was in 2012. The US Citizenship and ... The Poly Post While the Supreme Court's decision is a reprieve it does not completely remand the administration's power to terminate DACA. With this in mind, ... Flag as irrelevant
	The five biggest cases awaiting Supreme Court decisions The Hill ... cases on its docket — including abortion, DACA and LGBT rights — but several thorny legal questions need to be resolved before the term is over. Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Carlos Aguilar Joins Chorus of Immigrants Praising DACA Roger Ebert When the Trump Administration rescinded DACA, thus removing temporary protections offered to roughly a million undocumented youth, Aguilar ... Flag as irrelevant
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