Mike Bishop: “He explained how the rule will be detrimental to workplace flexibility, how it will negatively impact pay and bonuses…”

DHS does have the discretion in the manner in which it chooses to fulfill the expressed will of Congress. It cannot, however, enact a program whereby it not only ignores the dictates of Congress, but actively moves to thwart them.

Selective enforcement of the law is not justice. It is in fact lawlessness.

So it is the very threat of the DOJ, the heavy hand of government, to come in that could probably extract a better concession, a better settlement than you could in court.

This proposed rule has put into place something that is inconceivable to me, that we would change public policy that would actually have that kind of impact on students who already see skyrocketing costs of tuition.