Supreme Court To Hear Oral Arguments In DACA Case

The Supreme Court is reviewing President Trump's 2017 attempt to end DACA, a program protecting over 700,000 young undocumented immigrants from deportation. The case consolidates three separate cases, focusing on whether federal courts can review Trump's actions and if those actions were legal. Lower courts have blocked the termination, but analysts predict the Supreme Court may allow the government to end DACA. A ruling is expected this summer.

What is the main focus of the Supreme Court hearing regarding DACA?

• To review the legality of DACA itself

• To hear oral arguments about ending DACA

• To evaluate the benefits of DACA

• To decide on new immigration policies

What are the two main questions the Supreme Court needs to address in the DACA case?

• If the Supreme Court has the authority to make immigration laws

• Whether DACA is beneficial and if it should be expanded

• If federal courts can review the President's actions and their legality

• Whether DACA should be replaced with a new program

How many undocumented immigrants are protected by DACA?

• 500,000

• Over 1 million

• More than 700,000

• 250,000

What have lower courts done in response to the Trump administration's attempts to end DACA?

• They have supported the administration's efforts

• They have proposed new legislation

• They have blocked the attempts

• They have ignored the attempts

When is the Supreme Court expected to issue a ruling on DACA?

• Next fall

• Next spring

• This winter

• This summer