Trump lays out immigration principles as lawmakers tackle 'Dreamers' - Page 8

Have you guys noticed UWD and immigrant organizations have started going after Republicans and leaving DEMS alone. #ourimpact

That's good. I heard Teresa Lee is shifting gears. They should have done that from the start.

How much influence does Miller have on Trump?

The problem....Republicans want temporary legalization benefits for permanent border security. Again, a consensus cannot be founded on a party that enforces 'majority of the majority.'

Anyone who thinks trump is leaning towards” comprehensive immigration reform “ is out of their mind , The trump administration are reluctant to giving legal status to 800k people, let alone their gonna do it for 11 million people.

Its almost his right hand, i think

literally no one is claiming that. theyre just stating that these demands are similar to those that would be made for a CIR. also, maybe Sessions and Miller is reluctant to giving legal status to 800k people but the rest seem okay with it.

anyways. if the Dems dont take advantage of the leverage that they have in December then the dream might be lost for a long time unless trump decides to codify or make daca permanent.

I want this to pass as much as anyone, but even I wouldn't take that deal lol.

Republicans are shit and anyone who supports them should really evaluate themselves as a person