Texas makes another push in federal court to end popular DACA program

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : The hearing before the Fifth Circuit of Appeals was the state of Texas' latest attempt to end the popular and controversial Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, commonly called DACA, that began in 2012.
43% : "Our argument is that you really can't divide DACA from things like employment authorization because DACA itself is just deferred action.
40% : We're incurring these costs, and we will leave if DACA is rescinded," he said.
39% : Though litigation continues, renewals for DACA are still being filed and processed, though there is a halt on new applications.
36% : Texas has argued it's suffered irreparable harm under DACA because of the costs incurred to educate and provide medical care for undocumented immigrants in the program.

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