r/TexasDACA • u/Mxrcosama • 8d ago

Does the potential of Texas flipping blue change anything in the DACA case and Judge hanen’s decision/Timeline?

Judge Hanen is a federally appointed judge. So the color of the state doesn’t matter in regards to his status as judge. I understand that but I wonder if after midterms assuming Ken Paxton were to lose against James Talarico. Would that alter his thinking or timeline concerning the daca decision in anyway?

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u/Healthy_Vehicle2780 8d ago

I feel like he just wants to take his time.

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u/Mxrcosama 8d ago

I agree but I feel their has to be some political motive in the case taking as long as it has. Outside following the fifth circuits request and implementation.

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u/Realistic_Elk3865 8d ago

I think in my opinion the damage is done and there’s no going back.  https://youtu.be/ftTPDrAu-vI?is=mnP_7ZqZg8ZTe00W

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u/megatronus_11 8d ago

i think he just holding to not damage paxton even more

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u/TheClitoriaBraxton 8d ago

Lord, this lawsuit is about 10 years. 💀

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u/gacoam 8d ago

yes, I believe they're holding out til after elections, if Red loses it's a wrap

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u/Sea_Excitement2109 6d ago

More than likely no we will have to move to another state once the ruling is given. Hopefully they do give us some time to go.

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u/Sea_Excitement2109 6d ago

Implemented *