China News Service, June 19th, according to the United States’ "World Daily" report, on the 18th local time, the US Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s order to terminate the "Suspend Repatriation of Childhood Americans" (DACA), protecting nearly 700,000 Living in the United States under the name "Dream Life".
According to reports, the Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts (John Roberts) wrote in the verdict that we do not judge whether DACA is the correct policy, but only judge whether the administrative agency follows the requirements of the procedure and issue an order to abolish DACA. In this case, the government did not consider retaining the difficult relationship between DACA and "dream students".
Data graph: US President Trump. China News Agency reporter Chen Meng Tongshe
However, the four conservative judges of the Supreme Court disagreed. Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch objected that DACA has been in place since the Obama administration in 2012. Illegal.
At the same time, conservative justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote in another objection that he was satisfied with the Trump administration's attempt to abolish DACA.
The report said that this is the second time in the past two years that Roberts and other liberal justices have blocked the Trump administration from changing policies. The last time was in 2019, requiring the federal government to abandon the inclusion of citizenship in the 2020 census. problem.
DACA was promulgated during Obama's presidency, providing protection for nearly 700,000 "dream students" who came to the United States as a child, avoiding repatriation, and allowing them to apply for social security numbers and work permits.
But in 2017, Trump ordered the termination of the plan on the grounds that the DACA executive order was illegal, and pointed out that the Obama administration exceeded his authority. But then, the multi-state attorney general and immigration rights groups raised the issue, making the Trump administration's order to abolish DACA unable to take effect, and the case was appealed to the Supreme Court all the way.
According to reports, the Supreme Court’s judgment has made many “dream students” and rights groups happy. Representatives of the Houston rights group FIELD said that many “dream students” like him can continue to live and work in the United States and voice their rights; many "Dream students," like him, came to the United States illegally at a young age. They have very little memory of their hometowns and have always regarded the United States as their hometown.
It is reported that the US Department of Homeland Security updates the DACA every two years to ensure that thousands of "dream students" are protected by 2022.