Every single failure of the Trump Administration was due to the unwillingness of a bought-out Senate. They wouldn’t pass laws, and they wouldn’t approve a cabinet which would do what President Trump wanted it to do.

Now, apparently, they failed to properly confirm the DHS Secretary, so the court is throwing out restrictions on DACA!

The good news is, all Republicans have now lost total faith in the entire governmental system due to the massive electoral fraud we all just watched.

Tolerance for this “you just lost everything on a weird technicality” nonsense is going to fall out, completely.

NBC News:

A federal judge in New York City on Saturday said Chad Wolf has not been acting lawfully as the chief of Homeland Security and that, as such, his suspension of protections for a class of migrants brought to the United States illegally as children is invalid.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June that the Trump administration wrongly tried to shut down protections under the Obama-era legislation known as DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. On July 28, Wolf nonetheless suspended DACA pending review.

Homeland Security did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Judge Nicholas Garaufis said court conferences would be held to work out details of his ruling.

He concluded, “Wolf was not lawfully serving as Acting Secretary of Homeland Security under the HSA [Homeland Security Act] when he issued the Wolf Memorandum” that suspended DACA.

Karen Tumlin, a lawyer in the case and director of the Los Angeles-based Justice Action Center, said the ruling means, “the effort in the Wolf memo to gut the DACA program is overturned.”

She said the ruling applies to more than a million people, including more recent applicants and those seeking two-year renewals for protection under DACA.

“This is really a hopeful day for a lot of young people across the country,” Tumlin said.

It’s also a disastrous day for a lot of young white people who are seeing their future and the nation that their ancestors built for them taken away by force.

This is our country!

These people hate us, and they come here to take away what belongs to us!

Our nation is for OUR POSTERITY.

When these people come in, it is no different than barging into a family home and eating all the food in the refrigerator that the parents bought for their children!

We have to get these people OUT!

Enough!

BREAKING: President Trump tells Telemundo’s @jdbalart he will sign an executive order on immigration that will include DACA in the coming weeks. #mtpdaily

Trump: “One of the aspects of the bill is going to be DACA. We are going to have a road to citizenship.” pic.twitter.com/M926cty8A1

— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) July 10, 2020

Trump told the Mexican television channel Telemundo he’s going to sign an executive order to legalize the DACA babies.

This doesn’t really fit into what is going on right now, so I don’t think this is something real. I think he is definitely not going to legalize the DACA babies.

He said details would be revealed in the next month, then said:

I’m going to do a big executive order. I have the power to do it as president. And I’m going to make DACA a part of it. But we put it in and we’re probably then going to be taking it out. We’re working out the legal complexities right now, but I’m going to be signing a very major immigration bill as an executive order. I’m going to make DACA a part of it.

Trump continued:

No, what I’m going to do is that they’re going to [be] part of a much bigger bill on immigration. It’s going to be a very big bill, a very good bill, and merit-based bill, and it will include DACA, and I think people are going to be very happy.

In the meantime, we’ll put it in, we’ll take it out… I think people are going to be very happy with it, but one of the aspects of the bill, which frankly, nobody knows about until right now because I told no other report[ers], so you have breaking news. Congratulations. But one of the aspects of the bill is going to be DACA. We’re going to have a road to citizenship.

He added that recent Supreme Court rulings give him “tremendous powers” to do as he wills with immigration:

If you look at the Supreme Court ruling, they gave the president tremendous powers when they said that you could take in, in this case, 700,000 or so people, so they gave powers. Based on the powers that they gave, I’m going to be doing an immigration bill. One of the aspects of the bill that you will be very happy with, and that a lot of people will be, including me and a lot of Republicans, by the way, will be DACA. It gives them a road to citizenship.

People on the internet are getting mad about this, but I seriously would not worry. I’m worried about a lot of things Donald Trump is doing right now, but this isn’t one of them. If anything, this is a sign of something good coming.

Probably he’ll say, “if you haven’t committed a crime, you can stay and maybe get citizenship somehow in the future, if you have committed a crime, you have to go immediately or we’re going to arrest you.” He won’t really actually deport very many, but it will be a big thing to stir up the base before the election.

No way he is going to do anything at all pro-immigrant before the election.

If he does, he’s trying to lose on purpose, in which case we have a very major problem.

Paul Ryan is not seeking reelection.

Yet, it was important to the rabid cuckservative to attempt to save the parasitical DACA babies before leaving government. And he has no issue with sinking the GOP in the midterms in order to get this done. In fact, sinking the GOP in the midterms appears to be his goal – what else would it be?

Good news is, no one expects it to work out for this diabolical and evil conspiracy.

They were trying to force a vote, but they failed, so then Ryan backed out and came up with some new plot that looks to have zero chance of floating.

Politico:

House Republicans will vote next week on two bills addressing the plight of hundreds of thousands of Dreamers who face possible deportation, circumventing an intra-party war over immigration.

The floor votes will effectively stop the effort by moderate Republicans in tandem with Democrats to force a vote on their immigration plans through a so-called discharge petition. The moderates do not appear to have the 218 signatures needed to circumvent leadership and force a vote on their own bipartisan bills to codify the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

So they’ve been left to accept Speaker Paul Ryan’s idea: One vote on a conservative proposal drafted by Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.), and a second on a compromise package still being assembled by Ryan in consultation with moderates and conservative Republicans.

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The development effectively kills the discharge petition campaign, a staggering loss for moderates seeking to pass legislation protecting Dreamers. Under a tentative agreement between conservatives in the House Freedom Caucus and moderates, a vote on the Goodlatte bill would end the discharge petition.

Conservatives, according to people following the talks closely, said they would not vote for any compromise bill until the discharge petition was off the table. At the same time, conservatives did not promise to back a compromise even after the discharge petition was shut off.

Instead, the immigration hardliners are pushing to include red-meat provisions that made moderates uncomfortable.

The bottom line of all the back and forth: Efforts to strike an immigration deal between moderates and conservatives are not going well.

While Ryan’s way forward agreement is not ideal for moderate Republicans, the group does not appear to have the support to do things its own way. After the last Democratic holdout, Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas, added his name to the discharge petition Tuesday night, the centrists needed just two more signatures to secure votes on their proposed pathway to citizenship for Dreamers.

But they came up short.

Ryan on Tuesday spoke with the remaining Republicans considering signing on to the petition and asked them not to. They speaker told them he is confident that conservatives and moderates will come together on a DACA bill.

Privately, however, leadership — as well as moderates and conservatives — recognize that the compromise bill will fail likely fail.

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The announcement came just a few hours after moderates floated a new offer to conservatives Tuesday night in hopes of reaching an immigration deal to shield Dreamers from deportation — but the proposal failed to break the impasse, according to multiple GOP sources.

So basically, Ryan has capitulated, the who thing is doomed, nothing is going to happen until after the mid-terms, wherein there will be no political will to do DACA anything.