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Dems eye path to citizenship for 8 million in economic plan - Page 3

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#21
07-27-2021, 05:08 PM
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this is totally feasible and totally not a poison pill

brb, upping monthly contribution to UWD
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Here's the key phrase in the first paragraph of this article, "...pass this year". I've seen that for the past 20 odd years when it comes to immigration reform.

I thought this was suppose to be part of reconciliation, now all of a sudden we have a "blueprint" to "pass this year" lmfao...What a joke. I seriously think Dreamers should start considering adjustment via marriage and move this Dream Act to plan B.
Ummm...it is part of the reconciliation:

"The broad economic package, which needs 50 votes to pass the Senate and is unlikely to attract any GOP support, will seek to shift policy in areas that also include climate change, the tax code, Medicare, child and elder care and others.

Democrats will need to unite behind it. The Senate is split 50-50 between the two political parties, with Vice President Kamala Harris able to cast a tie-breaking vote. In the House, Democrats currently have a four-vote margin.

It also will have to meet strict rules designed to ensure any of its provision directly relate to federal revenue, with the Senate parliamentarian able to strike some portions that don’t meet the bar."
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Ummm...it is part of the reconciliation:

"The broad economic package, which needs 50 votes to pass the Senate and is unlikely to attract any GOP support, will seek to shift policy in areas that also include climate change, the tax code, Medicare, child and elder care and others.

Democrats will need to unite behind it. The Senate is split 50-50 between the two political parties, with Vice President Kamala Harris able to cast a tie-breaking vote. In the House, Democrats currently have a four-vote margin.

It also will have to meet strict rules designed to ensure any of its provision directly relate to federal revenue, with the Senate parliamentarian able to strike some portions that don’t meet the bar."
In that case…Let’s go Demys! Joey with a blinder from downtown!
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I think everyone's missing the bigger picture here, what does Breitbart have to say about all of this?
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we’re in the endgame now.
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We'll find out soon.
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07-27-2021, 09:51 PM
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I think they'll narrow it down from 8 to maybe 4 million or less. They'll cover DACA + TPS + a hand full of essential workers (hospital, emergency services). It's a good idea to go start high then go down if you're in a stronger negotiating position. At least some numbers are coming out which is a good thing, it shows they've been working on it with more concrete details instead of regular hand waving.
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So on August 7th starts their month long recess. Hopefully we will get some kind of answer before they leave....
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So on August 7th starts their month long recess. Hopefully we will get some kind of answer before they leave....
9/30 is the end of the fiscal year so that is the deadline. Shit is about to go down
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Ummm...it is part of the reconciliation:

"The broad economic package, which needs 50 votes to pass the Senate and is unlikely to attract any GOP support, will seek to shift policy in areas that also include climate change, the tax code, Medicare, child and elder care and others.

Democrats will need to unite behind it. The Senate is split 50-50 between the two political parties, with Vice President Kamala Harris able to cast a tie-breaking vote. In the House, Democrats currently have a four-vote margin.

It also will have to meet strict rules designed to ensure any of its provision directly relate to federal revenue, with the Senate parliamentarian able to strike some portions that don’t meet the bar."
Based on everyone's reactions, I thought I misread the article.
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