Dream Act 2021 Introduction - Page 4

so did the bill got introduce today? is there any co-sponsor?

Just for anyone who does not keep track of the current news, this is going to be a “base” bill to facilitate a debate on any potential immigration bill. This departs from Democrats’ past approaches when they tried to bundle it with comprehensive immigration reform bills. In other words, they are choosing a narrower but more likely path in order to get “anything” done. That is what Senate Democrats (mainly Dick Durbin) recognizing the reality are trying to do. Basically, they are going to stick to the DREAM Act although they might try to broaden it to DREAM Act + temporary protections. But, adding temporary protections alone will turn off some people.. This will increase our chances, but don’t be fooled. It is still a steep path.

A clean version of this will not survive the Senate in its current form. So, Democrats and Lindsey Graham will have to add things to it to get votes from some moderate or relatively pro-immigration/DACA Republicans. Now, what is enough for those Republicans is questionable. If they add too many poison pills, it will turn off Democrats as well. So, it will be very difficult for us.

The devil is in the details.

Not a fan of Dems but Sen. Durbin hasn't given up

He deserves respect and admiration for all the effort he has put

Agreed about Durbin, he is one of the few, I respect because he believes in something and fights for it.

I am cautiously optimistic and anxiously waiting to see what the GOP will ask for.

lol, GTFO here

... She has a more pronounced forehead that is common in people whose mother and father are brother and sister.

2001 to 2021. I remember when it was introduced before 9/11.

20th anniversary. This is it.

Republicans are also scared to roadblock all of Biden’s proposals in case the democrats Nuke the filibuster. I guess they rather deal in some bipartisan fashion then to let democrats pass all the shit they want.

20 years later: 2041

Is the text of the bill out yet? What are the requirements?