The law of the land is so massive with many conflicting precedents and rules. Courts can pretty much pick and choose whatever verbiage to fit their ruling.
Yeah, yeah, so they say "full administrative record" for DACA ruling.
I fear they will cite "adminstrative privilege, definition of "may", "not going to second guess decisions made during crisis" etc when they rule against us.
Very disillusioned by the whole process thus far. Until a court actually uses common sense to make a ruling, I wouldn't put much weight on this DACA ruling.
The rule of law really is tired apparently.