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DACA deal begins to form, but details remain sticking points
The outline of an immigration deal is starting to take shape in Washington after months of negotiations. Yet even as lawmakers draw close to a resolution, filling in the blanks could prove insurmountable.
Key Republican senators left a White House meeting Thursday optimistic about reaching a deal to make permanent the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — which protected young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children from deportation — along with some border security and immigration reforms. But the meeting was boycotted by one Republican who is actively negotiating with Democrats, Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona, for not being bipartisan, and even the GOP lawmakers in the room did not all agree on how to hammer out remaining sticking points. President Donald Trump called for a bipartisan meeting next week to follow, lawmakers said afterward, and Vice President Mike Pence personally called to invite Flake, who accepted. Democrats, meanwhile, are keeping their options open — doubling down on bipartisan negotiations and declining opportunities to draw red lines around some of the proposals. South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, who was at the White House meeting, and Flake — who have been negotiating intensely with Democratic Whip Dick Durbin of Illinois and Colorado Sens. Michael Bennet, a Democrat, and Cory Gardner, a Republican — both said Thursday that the “chain migration,” or family-based migration, piece would be limited. “We’re not going to fix it all,” Graham told radio host Hugh Hewitt on Thursday. “But the first round, there will be a down payment on breaking chain migration.” Flake told reporters that the negotiations were settling on limiting the issue of “chain migration” to the DACA-eligible immigrants protected in the eventual deal. But Lankford flatly rejected that approach. http://gantdaily.com/2018/01/05/daca...icking-points/ No wonder they kicked Lankford and Tillis out lol. |
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"DACA-eligible" = Older and younger dreamers who were exluded from DACA are going to get screwed again
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this maybe the ultimate screw. God damn the shit hawks are flying around. Take cover!
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Nah dude. It could mean all DACA eligible people. If they had said recipients then we'd know for sure
Ok, they do say protected, but it's all semantics at this point |
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It all really depends on how everything is worded.
They can word to include only DACA beneficiaries. They can word it to include anyone otherwise eligible for DACA (born after June 16, 1981, in US since June 15 2007, etc, etc). They can word it to include any childhood arrival prior to a given date. |
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I think C is would fair. Keep the original entry date (have to draw a line somewhere) but then allow everyone younger or older to qualify. As long as you were below a certain age and entered before a certain date, you qualify.
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The way I interpret it, family sponsorship would be prohibited for any Dreamer that gets legalized.
"chain migration" for the rest would resume. |
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I think that's what it says too. |
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Great, just when I was hoping to have my parents go visit their home country&family they haven't seen in 15 years...
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John Cornyn’s bitch ass
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https://mobile.twitter.com/JohnCorny...40458978512896 Read the responses to that tweet. People are lighting him up hahahaha. One person is like when do we trust republicans to act in good faith? There is support for us ! |
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Fun fact, I-130 appeal processing basically goes: USCIS -> BIA -> Court of Appeals for your circuit of residence. Since BIA may not strike down law as unconstitutional only way up is to take up the issue to the Circuit Court. |
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By just doing the math on some of these bills out there, we won't become citizen for 15 years. Once we become citizen, there is still a whole process for our parents which will probably take another 10 to 15 years. Most of our parents are 50 years or older, bythe time they get their green card, they will be in their 80s. As to our aunts and uncles, they will have to wait until our parents to become citizen and after the process, they probably won't be alive to use their green card. What do you think? I think this is a fair compromise personally. |
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lmao goddamn. this fool really wants to bring in the whole family.
shit, might as well include cousins, nephews, nieces, my cousin twice removed. Quote:
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In your case, you were screwed from the beginning. In my case, I got to work in a fortune 500 company with a cushy high paying job, but in a few months I will be going back to doing shitty under the table jobs that will require me to work my ass off for barely getting minimum wage. I am currently paying 30k in taxes each year, but soon I will not be able to (since I won't have the job anymore). My job will go to someone with an H1-B, not even an American. Somehow, this is what the Republicans and the majority of the US population wants. They would rather brings someone new from another country than letting me keep working and paying taxes. |
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damn dude, you sound so defeated.
seems like you time traveled to the future already and saw that nothing passed. pretty sure you'll be fine w/ money saved up and can retire in a 3rd world country. Quote:
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that's my plan B as well, i know us Dreamers will be fine one way or another bcuz thats what we do.
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In my defense, I never said nothing will pass. I said most likely nothing will pass. |
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A furious @SenatorDurbin releases documents he got today detailing WH border request and adds: "It’s outrageous that the White House would undercut months of bipartisan efforts."
- @seungminkim |
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Where are the documents ?!?!
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