Current two solutions being discussed for DACA

Interesting news

http://www.thedailybeast.com/article...-dreamers.html

According to my sources, there are two potential options being discussed: 1) keep DACA in place for six months to a year and have Congress pass a fix (perhaps as part of a larger border security bill), or 2) repeal DACA but allow continuation for work permits (so DREAMers can earn a living while Congress hammers out the details), and assign them a low deportation priority until Congress can pass a fix.

According to my sources, there are two potential options being discussed: 1) keep DACA in place for six months to a year and have Congress pass a fix (perhaps as part of a larger border security bill), or 2) repeal DACA but allow continuation for work permits (so DREAMers can earn a living while Congress hammers out the details), and assign them a low deportation priority until Congress can pass a fix. Finally, Congress—not a presidential executive order—must codify this carve-out into law.

Ryan definitely knows something we don't know

We aren't worry about this. We are worry what will happen to daca and it seems option 2 is most likely

Just words but at least not from trump.

Would this mean if you already have DACA you can renew? There's people expiring every month, so some DREAMers won't be able to work depending on how long it takes Congress to come up with a solution (if ever).

They will repeal DACA and submit a solution to Congress. Congress will fall short of votes. We end up going back to square 1.

The problem is they don't want the negative PR.

Option 1 would force Congress to act quicker? At least it seems they are open to the idea of no deportation. That is a big change in words from what was previously said.

According to my sources, there are two potential options being discussed: 1) keep DACA in place for six months to a year and have Congress pass a fix (perhaps as part of a larger border security bill), or 2) repeal DACA but allow continuation for work permits (so DREAMers can earn a living while Congress hammers out the details), and assign them a low deportation priority until Congress can pass a fix.

I am fine with either way, but I think #2 is more likely to happen, as he honored his campaign promise of going against Obama.

GREAT FIND. HOPEFULLY THIS ARTICLE BEARS FRUIT TO HOW IT ALL WILL WORK OUT.