Supreme Court Leaves DACA to Congress

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to enter the national controversy over “dreamers.” They summarily turned down the Trump administration’s request to immediately review lower court decisions.

The present plan protects from deportation undocumented immigrants brought here as children. It appears that it will now be up to Congress to decide the next move.

President Trump announced in September that he would let the program expire in March, unless Congress acted. The Democrats turned down his proposal to increase the number of amnesty-relevant numbers by over 100 percent. Their reasoning is they want a single bill with no attachments.

Under Trump’s leadership that will never happen. If Nancy Pelosi and the rest of the far left wish to see DACA enacted, certain measures must be in place to guarantee this does not happen again. That includes ending the lottery and chain migration, a partial wall on the border and no voting rights for DACA amnesty citizens for 15 years.

Unreasonable? By allowing a supposed 1.8 million new people into the country, that number will be triple within ten years. That is a huge amount of foreign citizens, many of whom a majority are either unskilled, do not know the language and are on government subsidies or all three.

Such a mass of immigrants is a heavy burden on American taxpayers just for Pelosi to appease her voting base. This is not something to be fashionable about; it is the effect it will have on the economy, unemployment and tax levels.

Efforts on Capitol Hill to revive the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) as part of a broader deal on immigration policy have failed. That is a certainty. It is now up to the Democrats to either face the reality of the world as it is, or pander their ideas to a shrinking Democratic Party dominated by the far left.

That means absolutely no voting rights for a protracted period of time as these new arrivals get a job, learn English and acclimate to their new country and its customs. Immediate voting almost certainly will lead most of the new arrivals to be under the false impression that it is the left who provided their comfort upon arrival, when in reality it is all American taxpayers.

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