That's a picture of part of this article:
Isn't that what they'll do next; exert as much pressure locally and nationally as they can?
Perhaps the media could stop hacking my phone and promoting crime so it can use its time and resources to advocate for citizenship for the people to whom DACA gave temporary protection. Perhaps the media could start that process of advocacy by publishing some stories starring each and every one of those state attorneys, so that everyone knows who they are.
It is not inaccurate to say that DACA provided temporary protection at the cost of the anonymity of all of the people who applied for it, is it? Perhaps people shouldn't have been encouraged to apply for it if it weren't certain that their information couldn't be used against them if DACA were repealed.
No code. I'll publish my policies again.
