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Not that I feel the need to argue the point strongly, but if it gets bumped back to Trump how is it "on" Congress?Not really. if congress does nothing then that is on them. The fact is DACA should have been struck down by the courts to begin with.
It was unconstitutional. Obama had no authority to make that law.
Republicans are already working on some kind of a bill let see if democrats play along.
The thing is by giving them a time line they have to do something instead of sitting on their thumbs screaming about it.
DACA has as yet to be Constitutionally struck down, so Trump would have to live with it or repeal it through EO. Congress can simply do nothing, if it so chooses.
Also, I really don't see the Dems participating in ending DACA any more than I saw them participate in ending the ACA. What would be their motivation?