This is the Kater Daily Podcast for Tuesday, June 23rd, 2020.

I'm Caleb Brown.

The White House attempted to end DACA, the Obama-era program that aimed to protect

child immigrants from deportation, the Supreme Court responded

that the Trump administration had done it the wrong way.

The White House response, a new order that will, with a few exceptions, freeze guest workers entering the United States

through the end of the year.

Cato's Alex Narasta describes the economic damage that this order will likely do.

The president was handed something of a rebuke by the US

Supreme Court. They said that his attempts to end the deferred action on childhood

arrivals, the Obama era program that the at that time his attempt to undo it he did it the wrong way according to the

Supreme Court so what has he done in response so what he's done in response is two things. One he has said that he is going to

repeal DACA that is going to make sure to do it correctly, dock their legal eyes and cross their legal teas. And secondly, last

night he issued a presidential proclamation that will severely restrict the issuance of new guest worker visas in several categories,

including the H-1B visa for skilled workers, as well as several other visas for lower skilled workers and

limit the government's ability to issue these visas to people until the end of

this year and I will predict that if he wins re-election he will

continue to restrict the issuance of these visas for as long as he is in office.

So what are the likely short-term impacts here?

We're seeing a resurgence in coronavirus in the to help. So there are several exceptions in the

executive in the proclamation. One of them is for health care workers who are

working in coronavirus related fields either as research or as medical providers.

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