I was thinking about those problematic DACA kids Yes, they were brought here with no say in the matter when they were very young, but, yes, they are here illegally because their parents came her illegally. Yet, consider this: our government told them that they could stay in this country indefinitely if they admitted to their status, signed up, gave their personal information, and paid a fee. Thus, they became DACA kids and could continue with their college and employment and life out in the open, without fear of discovery.
Let’s see. The kids did what they were asked, and the government accepted their money for it. The agreement was completed. Isn’t that a signed, sealed, and delivered CONTRACT? It meets the criteria for a contract.
My question is, then, if a DACA kid is deported, can he sue the U.S. Government for breach of contract?