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tays123 01-08-2019 05:19 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
What have I been telling you guys for the last week? It is like they revised my thoughts and wrote an article from it.

2MoreYears 01-08-2019 05:30 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
My fear is Trump getting his wall by emergency decree, or whatever it's called, and consequently getting reelected and us DACAers getting gang raped by SCOTUS, DHS and everyone else involved.

Dems better play it smart.

tays123 01-08-2019 05:34 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
The chances of him getting re-elected depends on the Democratic candidate. It does not depend on what he does. If they pick a lousy candidate like Clinton, then sure; he might have a chance of getting re-elected. However, with everything that happened during the last two years and still happening (government shutdown) I do not see him getting reelected at all. The Democratic turn out is going to be massive in 2020.

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Originally Posted by 2MoreYears (Post 726388)
My fear is Trump getting his wall by emergency decree, or whatever it's called, and consequently getting reelected and us DACAers getting gang raped by SCOTUS, DHS and everyone else involved.

Dems better play it smart.


vft1008 01-08-2019 05:55 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
You guys think the shutdown will go beyond Friday?

dtrt09 01-08-2019 05:56 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
Democrats including Jayapal and progressives have a golden opportunity to begin the process of immigration reform by negotiating and passing the Dream Act, Congress-mandated enforcement piorities, and a refugee program for asylum and refugees in this budget.

Walls don't deport people, the system does. Time to get serious and stop wasting taxpayer $$ in lawsuits.

libertarian1776 01-08-2019 05:58 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
no doubt about it.

stop wasting tax payer $$$!!!

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Originally Posted by dtrt09 (Post 726397)
Democrats including Jayapal and progressives have a golden opportunity to begin the process of immigration reform by negotiating and passing the Dream Act, Congress-mandated enforcement piorities, and a refugee program for asylum and refugees in this budget.

Walls don't deport people, the system does. Time to get serious and stop wasting taxpayer $$ in lawsuits.


Jsonkim88 01-08-2019 06:28 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
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Originally Posted by vft1008 (Post 726396)
You guys think the shutdown will go beyond Friday?

He will definitely extend it and record as longest shutdown in history.

cmeow 01-08-2019 07:00 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
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Originally Posted by vft1008 (Post 726396)
You guys think the shutdown will go beyond Friday?

I think on Saturday it'll become the longest shutdown in US history.

Usually, presidents don't want to break this record but ....

Swim19 01-08-2019 07:07 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
More meetings tomm:

@seungminkim
The eight congressional leaders are headed back again tomorrow to the White House to meet with Trump over shutdown fight, likely around 3 p.m., according to multiple people familiar with the invite

@burgessev
Trump to meet with Senate Republicans tomorrow in the Capitol, per multiple sources familiar with the meeting

jwxie518 01-08-2019 07:34 PM

Re: Why a DACA deal to end the shutdown is unlikely
 
Usa act! Usa act! Let's do it!


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