Trump's immigration plan: Deport the undocumented, 'legal status' for some - Page 2

Risk averse voters should vote for Hillary so that we can at least safely maintain DACA. Those who would like higher returns or possibly go down really bad should vote for Rand Paul/Jeb Bush (One of these guys will be the nominee) because chances of CIR are much greater in their future administration for sure. It will be an interesting election but I think it will come down to Hillary winning a close election when Ohio is called for her and Rand Paul will concede in the early morning day after the election.

Republicans control congress and if they win the presidency there are going to be some hard times ahead. Jeb Bush can promise all he wants but he doesn't sign imagery bills. And the republicans will NEVER vote on a CIR.



Hilary will at least leave DACA alone. Which will allows us toprovide for those who needs us

What scares me is that this clown is leading in the polls with regards to all Republican candidates. How is it possible that this guy can lead in anything?

Because most voting american's want a guy outside of the typical politicans. They don't want a guy promising what EVERYONE wants to hear, no this guy is straight out saying what he THINKS, what MANY voting Americans think, you don't think they are tired with this government? For now Trump seems to be leading, but then again it isnt the first time he has pretended to actually run, he has run so many times now people are seeing if he'll really do it


http://mashable.com/2015/06/16/donal...resident-fake/

Keep in mind the election is in 2016 and not this year. We still have a whole year to go before things start getting serious. Right now he's just a dancing clown who's taking heat off the test of the crazies.

True, the election is still some ways away, but a year can pass by real quickly. At this point, it's still hard to say who's gonna win. I hear people saying for sure it's Hillary, and some say for sure Trump. It's hard to say. I don't even know if Trump will get the nomination from his party, some say there's no way, some say he's the strongest candidate to crush Hillary. And Hillary of course has her own problems regarding the email scandal. It's really unpredictable at this point.

As far as Trump goes, the surge in popularity is mainly due to name recognition, and his own ability to stay in the spotlight, be controversial, and marketing himself. If you really listen to his interviews though, it's just like all other politicians: a lot of hot air, no substance. Only reason he's viewed differently is because his answers are more aggressive, and align with the thinking of a still very racist America. In regards to a lot of issues, not just immigration, he has very aggressive answers, but in the end, it basically comes down to "the politicians couldn't do it, but I can, since I'm Donald Trump." There is no details on any plan, any realistic process of getting things done, nothing, just a bunch of declarations and antagonizing opponents. Even when he proposes a plan, it's totally unrealistic (building a wall and have another country pay for it? really?).

I'm sure when early next year rolls around, when things get more serious, people would start looking for actual substance to his stances, only to find he's just like everyone else: all talk. He's saying a lot of stuff, but so is every other candidate, and no one has any solid plan to accomplish any of the stuff they say they're gonna do. We won't get any solid idea on how things will turn out until maybe early next year. But until then, we should all make the best of what we got. There's a good chance that whoever's elected, DACA will at least, worse case scenario, stay in effect until expiration (I could be wrong though, who knows). So if you got DACA, make all the paper you can, and start thinking about finding a significant other to go the marriage route, that's the best bet at the moment.

But as a good mentor told me one, hope for the best, but plan for the worse.

If only it was that easy.

Estas Feo wey? (Are you ugly buddy?)

Looks aren't everything!

I know it's not, that's why I said "start looking", you should be able to find one before Fuckface is sworn into office.

lol no I'm not too ugly. I have always been afraid of dating a girl and that she or her parents think I'm only dating/marrying her for her papers. Also I fear being manipulated or threaten because of my legal status or told later in life, "you marry me because of my papers". I don't know if these are valid fears.

But demise is right, it not looking too good for us. I need to start looking for a girlfriend. I'm really tired of my legal status. DACA is good but how can we have a normal life when we can't even travel freely or with the constant fear that they will terminate DACA.