Armchair warriors?
Or choosing upon which hill we will die?
Americans have something unique and that is that our constitution is the law of the land. We are lucky that our founders understood that the whims of society should not easily change the laws that protect us from the government.
We also have a huge and perhaps insurmountable problem, and that is the federal court system including the SCOTUS. In the same way the Congress has taken power over things with the commerce clause, the federal court system has become a law making body and a block on the other branches claiming the right to call anything unconstitutional even when they are clearly in error. Never were federal judges meant to have the power to bring anything they wanted to a halt with a simple declaration, no proof and for political reasons.
Clarence Thomas was correct when he said that the power of the federal judges needed to be re-examined and probably curtailed.
DACA is a great example. It is not law, it is policy. A policy set by presidents should exist or die at the discretion of the future presidents. This is clearly within a presidents preview when there is no constitutional mandate and no existing law. This particular policy came with an expiration date. When this president wanted to allow it to end, the courts stepped in and blocked his power in an unconstitutional way.
Don't go off the rails on whether or not you like DACA. It is a current example of federal courts acting in a political way rather than a constitutional way. If they aren't going to do what they were designed to do, perhaps they need to end?
Of course it won't happen and there is absolutely nothing we the people can do.
We could scream in the streets, but our power is gone.