On September 13, U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Hanen issued an order reaffirming its previous determination that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is unlawful. The order extends the existing district court stay of the program and expanded it to cover the 2022 DACA regulation issued by the Biden Administration. In practical terms, the new order will not affect the status quo: Under the stay, individuals who currently have DACA will retain DACA status and the protection from enforcement it confers. For renewals, the order allows USCIS to continue to receive and process requests for renewals from DACA recipients (as of July 6, 2021) or whose DACA protection has lapsed for less than one year; and for new applications, the court’s order bars USCIS from processing or granting DACA status for any new applications for DACA.