New DACA Applications Will Be Rejected Amid Review Of Program's Repeal

The video discusses the Trump administration's attempt to rescind DACA, affecting 650,000 undocumented immigrants. Despite a Supreme Court ruling blocking the rescission, the administration issued a memo to shorten renewal periods and reject new applications. Personal stories highlight the impact on individuals like Andrea Anaya. Legal analysts suggest the memo may pass court scrutiny, but the election outcome will influence DACA's future. Experts urge Congress to find a legislative solution to avoid prolonged legal battles.

What was the Trump administration's initial action regarding the DACA program?

• They made the program permanent.

• They increased the renewal period to two years.

• They attempted to rescind the program.

• They expanded the program to include more immigrants.

How did the Supreme Court respond to President Trump's attempt to end DACA?

• They supported the rescission.

• They made DACA permanent.

• They blocked the rescission but allowed for a retry with better justification.

• They ignored the case.

What was Andrea Anaya's experience with the DACA program?

• She was able to apply and received protection.

• She never intended to apply for DACA.

• She missed out on protection due to the program's rescission.

• She was deported before she could apply.

What do legal analysts say about the new memo regarding DACA?

• It is a permanent solution for Dreamers.

• It is the best policy for immigrants.

• It is a reasonable exercise of executive authority.

• It is a clear violation of the Supreme Court's order.

What is the potential impact of the upcoming election on the DACA program?

• It will have no impact on DACA.

• It could lead to a fuller rescission if Trump is reelected.

• It will make DACA permanent regardless of the winner.

• It will result in immediate deportation of all DACA recipients.