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They are being directed not to do their duty. and it is up to Congress to pass laws and Congress has passed laws and the President cannot do away with that. Lets examine some of the comments we have seen from professors. Professor Jan Ting of Temple University. a law professor. he was also one of the top officialsAssistant Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. He has experience in that. He testified before the Judiciary Committee just last week. He said: * . . the most comprehensive analysis of the administrations deferred action policies that has been produced to date is a 77page law journal article published last year by Berkeley law professor John Yoo and St. Thomas law professor Robert Delahunty. In that article the professors catalogued and reviewed "the most commonly offered and generally accepted excuses or justifications for the breach of [the presidents] duty to execute the laws" and concluded that the DACA program "does not fall within any of them." So basically he agrees with the professor who has written this comprehensive article saying this isnt a prosecutorial discretion question. Professor Ting continues: The conclusions of Professors Yoo and Delahunty have been repeatedly endorsed during the past three years by a wellregarded former professor of constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School. Barack H.