This legislation if enacted would codify an exclusion for DACA people, but would also likely outlive the DACA program. Would the exclusion still apply if there is nobody to exclude? Legally yes.

I wish they would codify laws in terms of a computer program. That way you can plug in variables and get a result that is deterministic and not subject to the feelings of a judge. I.e. in traffic court the guy before you angers the judge so now you are screwed. Doesn't seem right that you need a special law-wizard to have a snowballs chance in hell against the judicial-legal system. Anyone that represents themselves in court is doomed from the start.

Speaking of wizards, I was driving the other day and I saw someone jaywalk across the street wearing robes. Its actually kind of impressive that our modern society contains both advanced technology and wizards. I like this. I've been telling people that we need more wizards.

I don't think I've ever used, or even qualify for these programs. Maybe the school lunch program from back in the day, but that horse has left the barn. They really do think that we are up to our eyeballs in benefits and what not. That if they just cut all the bennies everyone will withdraw?

Thats not the attractant because if you check the requirements only citizens and in some cases permanent residents are eligible. And who would be the citizens? The US-born children of illegal immigrants. It only takes a moment to verify the truth, but that is a step too far for them. The attractant is the wages and legislatively throwing the people who hire illegal immigrants in jail is political suicide. These people overwhelmingly vote republican AND benefit from illegal immigrant labor for their businesses, goods, and services.

They both:
1. Don't know the requirements to qualify for benefits
2. Think immigration is a simple easy form or test

and finally:
They refuse to learn the truth and apply a minimal amount of critical thought.