A federal court of appeals ruled Friday that the Trump administration’s revocation of DACA in 2017 was illegal, overturning a lower court’s ruling. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Virginia said the White House didn’t adequately explain its reasoning in the decision, which is a requirement of the Administrative Procedure Act, Bloomberg reported. The lower court had previously said there was nothing illegal about the revocation or how the administration went about it. The one 4th Circuit judge who ruled in favor of the administration wrote in a dissenting opinion that said the administration has the right to “decide to prosecute, or not prosecute, an individual or a group” as long as it’s constitutional. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department have not commented on the ruling, Bloomberg reported.

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