Republican leaders pressure members against Durbin-Graham DACA bill. - Page 5

That's true.

Colleague John Roberts rpts Schumer presented Trump with a nbr of domestic issues beyond just DACA. Trump seemed perplexed & told Schumer he wasn’t going to get all he asked for. But there could be an opening for a short-term CR to avoid a shutdown

- @ ChadPergram

Remarkable thing regarding the possibility of a shutdown is how quiet it is now at the Capitol. Not tense at all. And a paucity of information about what may come next

- @ ChadPergram

*calm before the storm

He's really vulnerable. I'd give a pass to Manchin, Donnelly, Heitkamp and McCaskill. Everyone else that we needed to turn have done it.

They have 3 confirmed noes, one absentee. Now Rand Paul is a whore so lets count him as a yes.

That's 48 votes that they probably have. They need to reel in a combination of 0-2Rs and 10-12Ds.

Those are tough odds even if you consider the red state democrats.

Trump: You mean to tell me there's other issues you want besides illegal immigrants pouring into our country and a weak border?

This is stressing me out

I feel you dear :/ I truly do.

Doesn't really matter who's vulnerable this year. God willing, DACA will not be revisited after this year.

This is it, there will be no other time than now for these people to grow a spine.

56% Americans voted that preventing government shutdown is more important than protecting Dreamers 34%.

Do you guys think GOP will cave should a shutdown happen? What if they don't? Remember they crazy