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Thanks for that! I wonder if that's better solved by more logical regulation rather than deregulation. You're right, my use of green card is incorrect -- it's

Thanks for that! I wonder if that's better solved by more logical regulation rather than deregulation. You're right, my use of green card is incorrect -- it's visa. Green cards do expire, though, after 10 years if I'm remembering correctly (it almost happened to me). I just looked up DACA, thanks for pointing that out. Am I misreading it on Wikipedia?[0] It doesn't seem very discretionary from that second paragraph of requirements and guidelines. That seems pretty concrete. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deferred_Action_for_Childhood_Arrivals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deferred_Action_for_Childhood_...

dragonwriter 10y ago
DACA itself is an exercise of executive discretion.
maxerickson 10y ago
It depends on what your goals are. Repealing the ACA and cutting taxes is pretty well in keeping with stated Republican goals (one of the stopping blocks they have for their repeal is the group of conservatives that think it leaves too much government in the insurance system). DACA is discretionary in the sense that the government has information that the registrants are not following a regular immigration process and still is not deporting them. "Deferred action" is discretionary enforcement.
- dragonwriter 10y ago
  > "Deferred action" is discretionary enforcement. Not deferring action is also discretionary enforcement, it's just a different choice on how to apply the same discretion.