Daa Pros And Cons
Two recent actions by the Barack Obama administration—Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Deferred Action for Parents of Americans (DAPA)—will incentivize more unauthorized immigrants to come to the United States, despite a recent rejection of such an argument by a Texas judge. The evidence of such incentivization is the quadrupling of unauthorized immigrants since the 1986 immigration reform and the recent surge in unaccompanied minors crossing the border without legal permission.
To the disappointment of immigration-enforcement advocates, Judge Andrew S. Hanen last week rejected a key argument that Texas raised in its attempt to establish legal standing. Texas tried to show that Obama's amnesty policies would lead to an increase of illegal aliens in the state and would strain state coffers as a consequence. …show more content…
Our court system\, however, doesn't treat so-called speculative harms very well, no matter how inevitable they seem. Still, the open-borders lobby no doubt breathed a big sigh of relief at Hanen's rejection, considering the mass of evidence that Texas put
To the disappointment of immigration-enforcement advocates, Judge Andrew S. Hanen last week rejected a key argument that Texas raised in its attempt to establish legal standing. Texas tried to show that Obama's amnesty policies would lead to an increase of illegal aliens in the state and would strain state coffers as a consequence. …show more content…
Our court system\, however, doesn't treat so-called speculative harms very well, no matter how inevitable they seem. Still, the open-borders lobby no doubt breathed a big sigh of relief at Hanen's rejection, considering the mass of evidence that Texas put