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Now we wait for Judge Hanen’s next decision.
Here’s the briefing schedule: Sept 29 – first round of briefs filed Oct 20 – responses due Oct 27 – replies to responses This week, the first round of briefs was filed. But the status quo remains the same: DACA renewals continue and first-time applications are received but not processed.
In July 2025, Judge Hanen asked all parties in the case to submit written briefs answering questions like: Should other states also have to show harm from #DACA? And how would a Texas-only change work in practice?
For Dreamers like Daniela, transitioning to a work visa is still a viable and life-changing option. Join Path2Papers + The Legalization Project for an info session on Employment-Based Options for Dreamers in the Trump Administration. Register here: bit.ly/eboptions4dreamers
In January 2025, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals sent the #DACA case back to Judge Hanen in Texas with two instructions: → 1. Narrow his ruling so it only applies to Texas. → 2. Consider whether, in Texas, work permits should be separated from deportation protection.
TL;DR: Nothing has changed for DACA. Renewals continue, even in Texas. First-time DACA applications are accepted by USCIS but not processed.