Nancy Pelosi won’t rule out voting against spending bills to strike DACA deal - Page 3

I highly doubted, First it was September, now it's December then it's gonna be March. It's never ending deadline. But i'm hoping December is our best month ever.

the September extension of the budget was an initial agreement though. the Republicans wanted an 18 month extension that would last till 2019.

but Trump - Schumer - Pelosi agreed to 3 month extension only that would run till Dec 8th. so in a way they have to tackle it in December. so there is leverage for us.

*fingers crossed.

Democrats see budget fight as chance to force Trump's hand on 'Dreamers'

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...-idUSKBN1CF02O

it's the only way now after the WH Ass Immigration Principles.

we will be legalized 6 months from December. 100%!!!

Ken Paxton and Trump forced our hand in Sept 5th.

In December, we force their hand on Dec 8th.

Really hope you are right!

Love the positivity libertarian1776. We're chugging a beer and slamming a shot after this happens and we all meet in Vegas. You my nigga.

You kiddin me brah...My brah libertarian will be shotgunning Keystones all night in celebration of his new CONDITIONAL green card lol. I'm literally thinkin IF DA passes (fingers crossed) I might take a trip to Cali to meet up my DAP pal Smooth. The closest I've been is Vegas and that was just for a bach party so I've not experienced the actual life in the West Coast. Heard people are chill there not assholes like up here in the east coast.

Democrats were not the only ones trying to figure out their next move. GOP leaders also were deliberating over how to proceed, fretting the White House's hard-line position would complicate talks and reduce the chances for a relatively quick deal — which Trump has said he wants.

"It's safe to say that many Hill Republicans do not think the WH immigration principles were helpful," one senior House GOP aide said in an email. "The principles are clearly non-starters with Democrats and divide Republicans."

This aide, who was not authorized to speak on the record about ongoing deliberations, emphasized that GOP leaders "didn't overreact" last month when Trump met with Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) to discuss a path forward on DACA, alarming Republicans that the president would cut a deal without them.

And we're not going to overreact when his staff releases some principles," the aide said. "We're focused on finding a solution."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.was...f98_story.html

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