The Supreme Court ruled today that the Trump administration did not provide an adequate justification for ending Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), allowing it to remain in place — but the administration could still make another attempt to end the protections it provides for nearly 700,000 Dreamers.

Ali talks to Larry Benenson, the Forum’s Assistant Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, about what the ruling means, the options DACA recipients now have, and why Congress needs to pass a permanent solution.