they can bleach their skin

i heard it is very trendy

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i just cant

it is bad enough that ppl are killing themselve going thru med classes

and now they will only have more reasons to kill themselves

plz give ur doctors and nurses hugs and kisses

they wll need them

Well now that will make things more equal right?

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/08/03/daca-program-should-be-fully-restarted-federal-judge-rules.html

Except it wasnt a law. It was an executive order, and the judiciary doesnt have the power to make it a law

i hope the court realized that a bandage is still a bandage

The actual law didnt pass congress

i still think it is within the prez's power to cancel it agian

It is. Anythibg created with an EO can be snuffed with one

he can just cited other factors

yes

eo is not meant to be forever

And the judiciary cant do anything about it. They can say he has to restart it. But they cant force the President to sign an EO

Its not in their power

nope

not a priority

Ah hes the DC didtrict judge. Figures

Says the gov has 90 days to appeal before the *order* takes effect. If I were trump I would have his lawyer just send the EO installing DACA, the part of the constitution giving EO powers. And his dismissal EO. And Dab out the courtroom

Let him take it up with the Supreme Court.

Bet they will be delighted to see a judge legislating

wait a federal Judge just tried to rule a EO must be restarted?

Only Congress.

Only congress can overturn executive orders.

Well, the senate.

Specifically.

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It just never happens.

Just part of the checks and balances.

It's why Trump could stop the EO Obama put in place for Iran.

Otherwise, if it had been an approved senate item, he'd not have been able to go back on it.

"The courts can strike down any law if it does not comply with the Constitution, but they cannot make law."

"If Congress does not like an executive order then its only option is to pass a new law limiting the order’s specific actions, and/or limit/end funding for the order’s implementation. But any such law will need two-thirds majority support in the Senate to be safe from the president’s ability to veto legislation."

"If Congress does not act, or is unsuccessful in changing the law, then the other option is to challenge the legality of the executive order in the courts."

Cant the courts strike down an EO?

Only if it's unlawful.