The government, though, contends that the renewable two-year grant of "deferred action" that the young man received in 2003 was always temporary.

But several weeks ago, the market had begun to anticipate the Fed's possible reluctance to raise rates and therefore lifted prices in advance of a deferred action, some analysts said.

At the outset of the hearing, Ms. Adlam's supervisor complained to the judge that an offer of deferred action had been rejected.

Foster's model was based on a notion of "deferred action" inspired by the work of Sigmund Freud.

Those currently in removal proceedings or subject to a final removal order or voluntary departure are eligible for deferred action through DACA.

Individuals who request to be considered for deferred action must have:

Many governors are waiting for more statistics to become available as to how many applicants will actually be granted deferred action, before they adjust any existing legislation.

As summarized by another scholar, 'In one sense, Freud's theory of deferred action can be simply stated: memory is reprinted, so to speak, in accordance with later experience'.

'Thus although he never offered a definition, much less a general theory, of the notion of deferred action, it was indisputably looked on by Freud as part of his conceptual equipment'.

One of the most outrageous proposals is to use DHS' limited authority to grant deferred action on a broad basis.