Case Study Of President Obama's Illegal Immigrants In The United States

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The Supreme Court consented (Tuesday) to hear a case regarding the Obama administration’s controversial actions on immigration (and therefore determine the constitutionality of President Obama’s executive orders) in consideration of the following: are the President’s executive actions violating the Constitution?. Potentially, the Court’s final conclusions could definitively alter the overall relationship and balance of power between the President and Congress, with the possibility of restricting the power of future presidents due to - what some may argue - Obama’s dramatic expansion of power. Obama’s administrative actions - by which millions of illegal immigrants are made eligible for work authorization (and additional advantages) through
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