Trump Admin. Rejects New DACA Applicants Despite Supreme Court Order

The video discusses the legal and political challenges surrounding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. After the Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration's attempt to end DACA, the administration continued to defy the court's order by rejecting new applications. A federal judge later confirmed the need to restore DACA fully. The video also highlights the personal impact on individuals like Andrea Anaya, who missed out on DACA protections. Despite President Trump's announcement to address DACA, only Congress can legalize the status of 'Dreamers', and past bipartisan efforts have failed.

What was the Supreme Court's decision regarding the White House's attempt to end DACA?

• They supported the White House's decision.

• They blocked the attempt to end DACA.

• They postponed the decision.

• They did not make a decision.

What did a federal judge rule regarding the DACA program?

• The program should be fully restored.

• The program should be partially restored.

• The program should be modified.

• The program should be ended immediately.

Why were some first-time DACA applications rejected according to the agency?

• Due to a lack of staff.

• Because of new policy changes.

• Due to lack of funds.

• Because of errors in their applications.

What did President Trump announce regarding DACA recipients?

• He would end the program immediately.

• He would provide a path to citizenship.

• He would increase deportations.

• He would reduce the number of recipients.

What has been a major obstacle in Congress regarding the legalization of Dreamers?

• International pressure.

• Insufficient funding.

• Bipartisan efforts have repeatedly failed.

• Lack of public support.