Congressman Raul Grijalva reacts:
Today is a victory for the young immigrants who dared to dream. It’s a victory for those who fought from childhood and well into their adult lives to send a message that they have every right to exist in the only home they have ever known. It’s a strong rejection of one of President Trump’s central ideas of his presidency that seeks to rewrite America’s immigrant heritage and demonize those who don’t look like him.We knew all along that DACA was lawful and that Trump and Stephen Miller recklessly ended the program for racist reasons and put the lives of 700,000 young immigrants in limbo. I’m pleased the majority of the Supreme Court saw Trump’s actions for the true fraud they were.
This ruling is not the end, and it’s time for Congress to take legislative action ensure that DACA recipients, Dreamers, and TPS and DED recipients have a pathway to citizenship that they deserve. The House has already passed the Dream and Promise Act, and it’s time for the Leader McConnell and the U.S. Senate to do the same.
This article appears in Jun 18-24, 2020.
You ask for community donations as your paper is struggling, Why not have another professional politician from the other side have the ability to give a different opinion? seems like a fair balanced attitude for a paper to present both sides to it’s readers?
The dream is rewarded. Looks like libertarians were put on court not racist/fascists by goppers!
Jeff Flake’s political career was smashed because he stood up for DACA. If republicans hold control of the Senate they will all be deported.