Trump has a plan to end DACA. It started in Texas and could go to the Supreme Court.

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The Justice Department is urging a federal judge in Texas to declare the 'Dreamers' program illegal, which could allow the government to end the program in week
Article author: 
Pete Williams
Article publisher: 
NBC News
Article date: 
14 June 2018
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
illegal immigration
DACA
President
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Article Body: 
The Trump administration is urging a federal court in Texas to declare DACA illegal, setting up a potential conflict that could allow the government to shut the program down within a matter of weeks.
 
While this latest development has received little attention, it could suspend or stop a federal initiative that has allowed 700,000 young people, known as Dreamers, to avoid deportation....
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