Has the Trump administration appealed the federal judge's ban on abolishing the DACA project?

Washington 65438+1October 16 News, the US Department of Justice issued a statement on June 16, saying that a federal judge in California had temporarily banned the Trump administration from abolishing the DACA program and appealed to the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. At the same time, the Ministry of Justice also said that it would take "rare" steps to ask the Federal Supreme Court to review this.

The so-called DACA plan, that is, the deferred repatriation plan for childhood entry, was an executive order signed by former US President Barack Obama in 20 12. According to this plan, the United States government will suspend the repatriation of illegal immigrants under the age of 16 who entered the United States before 2007, and can apply for a two-year work permit. This group of about 800 thousand people is called "dream catchers", most of whom are Hispanic.

The current President Trump ordered the abolition of the DACA plan in September last year, but the US Congress had six months to formulate an alternative plan. With the March 5th deadline approaching, Democrats and Republicans in Congress are currently engaged in intense negotiations on the DACA plan, the construction of the US-Mexico border wall and the government budget. William Alsup, a federal judge in San Francisco, ruled on 65438+1October 9 that Trump's government was temporarily prohibited from abolishing the DACA plan.

In the statement of 16, the U.S. Department of Justice said that it had appealed Alsup's judgment to the Federal Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on the same day. Attorney General sessions said that it is against the law and common sense for the San Francisco District Court to demand that the DACA plan be continued throughout the country.

The statement of the Ministry of Justice also stated that a "rare" step will be taken later this week to ask the Federal Supreme Court to review this. Sessions said that the Ministry of Justice will ask the Supreme Court to conduct a direct review to solve the problems of all parties concerned in a prompt and fair manner.

The US analysis said that this move by the Ministry of Justice will give the Trump administration more time to negotiate with the Democratic Party, * * * and the Party and reach an agreement on relevant immigration policies. According to the website, even if the Supreme Court decides to accept the case without the judgment of the Court of Appeal, it will take at least several months to make a ruling.