House GOP passes Bill that goes after DREAMERS - Page 2

So for those of you who still want to go bash Obama, do you now see who the real enemy of immigration reform is?

Only thing that can save the house is to just rig a huge fucking bomb in there. At this point Obama should take the senate, find some Indian nation in Alaska and work solely via treaties.

Thousands of immigrants will become new U.S citizens this year as well as the next and so on. They will get the right to vote and what makes them think they will vote Republican? Even DACA beneficiaries are already becoming permanent residents and they will definitely vote Democrat. They know they will disappear so they might as well try something stupid.

Okay here is the scenario.

Republicans know they CAN WIN the midterm election. Taking both House AND Senate. Reason being because of Obamacare. They dont need immigration to win majority both chambers.

its a bold move by the Republicans to pass that bill. I do believe they are going to take the house and the senate. Sad to say..

Now... lets just say the senate passes those bills AFTER the election in which they have control of both chambers. It goes to the President(duh). Obama vetoes it..

If two-thirds of all the members of Congress vote "yes," the bill can still become law.


we are all ass out. better start packing. im scared of what is bound to happen.

^ I have been checking up on the news for awhile, and it seems Republicans are starting to win contested areas in special elections, and there are reports that ObamaCare could lose the Democrats both the House and Senate

So yea, I am kinda curious what is going to happen, I guess we will find out in November.

I am just hoping this is all show and the Republicans won't really run DACA into the ground (If they do control House and Senate) as they seem to want to, but hey who am I kidding...lol...

Yup. Thats the story. Republicans will win no doubt. You heard it heart first =P lets go Repubes!

Anyone know how serious this is? or will it pass sometime in the next 6 months that would prevent a lot of people from renewing the DACA?

Shit may get real if Republicans control both parts of Congress, won't know until November though...

Like I said before, if Republicans gain seats in Congress, then immigration reform will be lost in space for a loooonnnnggggggg time.

Well I associate myself as a Democrat but I really don't like the Affordable Care Act. But that's just me.