The Trump Administration is set to Announce that it will Undertake a Review Period of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program that will allow Dreamers to Renew their Protections for a year.

The White House was expected to lay out more Details of the Plan during a Call with Reporters on, Tuesday July 28th, afternoon, but a Source familiar with the Plans said the Review is expected to take roughly 100 days.

The Presidential Election is 98 days away, giving President Trump cover to Punt on an Issue that can be Politically Divisive.

The Review is intended to Ensure that the legal Justifications for Rescinding DACA Comply with the Administration Procedures Act, the Source said.

The Supreme Court, last month, Rejected Trump's First Attempt to Rescind DACA, saying the Administration did Not comply with the Act and Failed to provide Adequate Justification for Ending the Program.

President Trump's Administration will continue to Reject New Applications.

Leah Litman, an Assistant Law Professor at the University of Michigan, said it Appeared that the Administration was Refusing to Comply with the High Court Ruling. "This policy also tries to implement the ruling in a way that would allow the admin to more quickly deport DACA recipients if Trump is re-elected and rescinds DACA again, this time successfully," she said.










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