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PhelonOne87 01-19-2019 12:04 PM

Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
President Trump plans to use remarks from the Diplomatic Reception Room on Saturday afternoon to propose a notable immigration compromise, according to sources familiar with the speech.

The offer is expected to include Trump’s $5.7 billion demand for wall money in exchange for the BRIDGE Act — which would extend protections for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) — and also legislation to extend the legal status of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders, according to a source with direct knowledge.


Jared Kushner and Mike Pence have led the crafting of this deal and the negotiations with members, according to White House officials.

Even some top Republicans are skeptical Trump's overture will be enough to break the logjam.

Advocates for the plan argue that by offering the new proposal, Trump is showing he’s willing to negotiate while Pelosi remains
unmoved.

https://www.axios.com/trump-expected...aign=limstream

ElBorra2 01-19-2019 12:12 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
Bridge Act with AP and sign it ��

juvi 01-19-2019 12:16 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
Devil is in the details.. Wait and see specifics.

PhelonOne87 01-19-2019 12:24 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
In case you are wondering what we get basically one extra year of renewal .

The BRIDGE Act is the most conservative proposal on the table so far. It’s basically a congressional equivalent of DACA: It would allow the people who met the requirements of DACA to be protected from deportation and work legally in the US for the next three years.

The logic behind the bill is to give Congress three years to work out a more permanent solution on immigration — in that sense, it’s basically just a longer version of the six-month deadline Trump has set Congress before people start losing DACA protections en masse.

The bill doesn’t have a ton of support. But one of its sponsors, Rep. Mike Coffman (R-CO), is committed enough to it that he’s planning to try a discharge petition (a rarely-successful procedural move) to force it to the floor for a vote.

BestBefore1984 01-19-2019 12:24 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ElBorra2 (Post 728645)
Bridge Act with AP and sign it ��

Bump. Let the bottom of the barrel illegals like myself to clear EWI.

Heheh

PhelonOne87 01-19-2019 12:26 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BestBefore1984 (Post 728654)
Bump. Let the bottom of the barrel illegals like myself to clear EWI.

Heheh

Quote:

Originally Posted by ElBorra2 (Post 728645)
Bridge Act with AP and sign it ��

Amen to this

2MoreYears 01-19-2019 12:48 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
Do full immigration reform and maybe....

tays123 01-19-2019 12:48 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
Does it include aged out dreamers?

Red neck 01-19-2019 12:58 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
MORE: McConnell told Trump that Pelosi would and could not negotiate on border funding because of her caucus, and Trump needed to be the one to put something forward he would sign so that McConnell would have backing to bring it to the Senate floor.

JavierHTx 01-19-2019 01:20 PM

Re: Exclusive: Trump plans shutdown compromise
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PhelonOne87 (Post 728653)
In case you are wondering what we get basically one extra year of renewal .

The BRIDGE Act is the most conservative proposal on the table so far. It’s basically a congressional equivalent of DACA: It would allow the people who met the requirements of DACA to be protected from deportation and work legally in the US for the next three years.

The logic behind the bill is to give Congress three years to work out a more permanent solution on immigration — in that sense, it’s basically just a longer version of the six-month deadline Trump has set Congress before people start losing DACA protections en masse.

The bill doesn’t have a ton of support. But one of its sponsors, Rep. Mike Coffman (R-CO), is committed enough to it that he’s planning to try a discharge petition (a rarely-successful procedural move) to force it to the floor for a vote.

They want to give Congress 3 years to work out a more permanent solution when we know damn well they ain’t gonna do shit. They know this too. The republicans want democrats to believe they will help them later on if they get their border money now and they better not fall for.

NO BRIDGE ACT. I know whites love keeping other minorities down but enough is enough.


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