Trump says he wants DACA recipients to be able to remain in U.S.

President-elect Donald Trump tells Kristen Welker how he plans to address mixed-immigration-status families during his second term during an exclusive interview with Meet the Press.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/watc...N1G?ocid=hpmsn

"Trump says he wants DACA recipients to be able to remain in U.S."

Real Trump gets revealed.

If you got college degree and DACA, you will have so many pathways to citizenship that your head will spin!

Trump is right.

Biden had 4 years, didn't do jack!

It is the Dems who always say want to do something but don't!

MAGA!

Trump said positive things about us and gave Republicans cover to add Dreamers/daca to their immigration bills or even the year-end bills... This can help us during the next congress. I don't care who solves our issue... as long as it finally gets solved.

For the deportation, there is a long legal process to deport someone and the current log is over 3M people long... Trump's term will end before he even gets close to deporting us.

President Trump reiterated the same point that has been discussed in this thread for the last few months. Biden did not respond to our concerns and did not take any action, suggesting that he may be more willing to consider a deal.

Biden/Dems abandoned us

We need to abandon them

They gonna keep DACA, bros.. Atleast till SCOTUS kills it which I also doubt. Once it gets killed thats the "later" part hes talking about working with Democrats to find a solution.

Best chance we got in 12 yrs since DACAs inception in 2012.

"Republicans are very open to DACA"

Only people not open to DACA solution are Dem-0ns!

The first priority will be the budget reconciliation. Republican first need to show their voters that they are trying to fulfill their "mandate" by trying to pass bills alone or along the party lines..

I agree about the best chance. Democrats are trying to change the public image regarding immigration, border security, and enforcement, the proof being the enforcement-only bill in 2023. It might be possible to get seven Democratic senators to vote yes on another bill.

Cautiously optimistic yet fully prepared to remain as normal: Disappointed.