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VJB2 11-23-2021 09:06 PM

Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
I won't be satisfied until the complete bill is on Biden's desk with immigration benefits, but here's something:

Quote:

Democrats got a hopeful sign from the Senate rules referee Tuesday in their effort to include provisions for undocumented immigrants in the $1.75 trillion "human" infrastructure bill they hope to pass through the partisan reconciliation process.

Driving the news: The Senate parliamentarian met with Democratic staff about the immigration provisions and did not rule out their inclusion in President Biden's Build Back Better agenda, sources familiar with the meeting told Axios.

The provisions in question would allow millions of undocumented immigrants to apply for work permits, permission to travel and to receive temporary protection from deportation.

The official ruling is expected in the coming weeks, although no date is yet set, the sources said.

Why it matters: Democrats have promised to pursue immigration reform through the legislation that's also focused on expanding the social safety net and addressing climate change.

Their two previous proposals were turned away by the Senate parliamentarian.
Two people familiar with discussions described the outcome of Tuesday's meeting as a positive sign.

The Senate Parliamentarian did not accept, reject or recommend changes to the proposal — only moving it along to a formal test of budgetary effects in which both parties will be able to make their case to the parliamentarian.

Flashback: The two previous plans rejected by the Senate parliamentarian offered legal permanent residency.

Plan A — A proposal to provided as many as 8 million undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship was rejected in an official “Byrd Bath," a vet to see if it has a budgetary effect and, therefore, can be included in a reconciliation bill.

Plan B — A move to update an outdated immigration registry to provide green cards for some undocumented immigrants was rejected during another review.

The parliamentarian later called it a “weighty policy change” not budgetary in nature.
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Hallowpoint1911 11-23-2021 09:18 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Let us hope this gets approved.

Outsider626 11-23-2021 11:14 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Same DACA only for 5 years (x2). And an excuse for Dems to kick the can down the road for another 10 years.

Travel option is the same Advance Parole that we currently have. You will not be able to travel freely.

I rather reapply for Daca every 2 years than this.

DACA will never die regardless.

dreamer12345 11-23-2021 11:18 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
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Originally Posted by Outsider626 (Post 765925)
Same DACA only for 5 years (x2). And an excuse for Dems to kick the can down the road for another 10 years.

I rather reapply for Daca every 2 years than this.

DACA will never die regardless.

dems are perpetual losers. If her majesty the Parlamentarian is fine w/this, she'd have been fine w/dream act, and if she wasn't, 80% of the electorate would be yelling "off w/her head".

dtrt09 11-23-2021 11:28 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Get rid of the filibuster save voters' rights and path to citizenship.

Happy Thanksgiving!!

Stay safe.

hDreamer1988 11-24-2021 01:27 AM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
If this passes, it creates a necessity in congress to renew every 10 years. IF close to 7 million people enter get permits, enter the workforce, and contribute; it becomes too big to fail or to end. Ending a program like that and essentially forcing millions out of the workforce would decimate the economy to the point it may not recover by the next election cycle. DACA or TPS is too small to really have lasting impacts.... but 7MM would give us safety in numbers.

A lot of the GOP haters would say Republicans won't care but they really would. You would see a major market crash and that would cost them millions in their personal investments.

bigdreamer2010 11-24-2021 07:56 AM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
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Originally Posted by hDreamer1988 (Post 765928)
If this passes, it creates a necessity in congress to renew every 10 years. IF close to 7 million people enter get permits, enter the workforce, and contribute; it becomes too big to fail or to end. Ending a program like that and essentially forcing millions out of the workforce would decimate the economy to the point it may not recover by the next election cycle. DACA or TPS is too small to really have lasting impacts.... but 7MM would give us safety in numbers.

A lot of the GOP haters would say Republicans won't care but they really would. You would see a major market crash and that would cost them millions in their personal investments.

^He gets it.

It’s not what we wanted but it’s decent. It’ll help out a lot of ppl. Work authorization and a drivers license will change lives.

davidrellis 11-24-2021 08:52 AM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Outsider626 (Post 765925)
Same DACA only for 5 years (x2). And an excuse for Dems to kick the can down the road for another 10 years.

Travel option is the same Advance Parole that we currently have. You will not be able to travel freely.

I rather reapply for Daca every 2 years than this.

DACA will never die regardless.

How do you know is the same as advance parole?

NK74 11-24-2021 11:30 AM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
The unofficial meeting with the parliamentian is a pretty important step because if anything, the legislators get a good idea -if not an explicit one- of what the parliamentarian will approve.

frbc13 11-24-2021 12:09 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
1 time renewable 5 year permit for MLK day 2021?

2Face 11-24-2021 01:08 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
We back...from downtown!

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frbc13 11-24-2021 01:30 PM

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It ain't much, but it's honest work.

CUSenior 11-24-2021 01:54 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Didn’t this happen with Plan A?

JayR9 11-24-2021 04:04 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Ewww at least let us travel freely.

PapiChulo 11-24-2021 06:10 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
ill take a 10 yr permit. no bullshit. lol

txgirl 11-24-2021 06:40 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
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Originally Posted by PapiChulo (Post 765938)
ill take a 10 yr permit. no bullshit. lol

Im legit expecting the worst outcome but a tiny part of me is incredibly hopeful for my parents. That they finally get to have something.

IamAman 11-24-2021 07:52 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
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Originally Posted by PapiChulo (Post 765938)
ill take a 10 yr permit. no bullshit. lol

I would take this in a heartbeat and it would completely change my life. This isn't hyperbole or anything, it would literally change my whole life overnight and give me a chance to live my life as a free person: get a job, get a proper ID, travel without fear, buy a house, take care of elderly parents, plan my own retirement...top to bottom it would change my life. I can use it to adjust my status as well.

Also in my life in the shadows I meet a lot of other undocumented people who work construction or are housekeepers. Some of the stories they tell me are gut wrenching. One was telling me that she came here when she was 16 and was living with a family who would keep her from seeing her family. If she was done with her chores a little early in the day, they would take her to a relative's house to clean their house. She was essentially a slave.

I don't know if she would be technically considered a dreamer but there are a lot of people who have lived here for decades and this would instantly change their lives too.

2Face 11-24-2021 10:00 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
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Originally Posted by PapiChulo (Post 765938)
ill take a 10 yr permit. no bullshit. lol

You already have a better deal right now...DACA is here to stay...it is literally renewable indefinitely every 2 years (I first got it in 2012...exactly 1o years ago...and still renewing). why would you want to settle for 2nd class status with this 10 year permit..you will be giving up a GC for 10 years....These Dems their strategy is to ensure we get anything BUT a GC..They want DACA and DACA recipients to be here for life to serve their purpose...

PapiChulo 11-24-2021 10:12 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 765944)
You already have a better deal right now...DACA is here to stay...it is literally renewable indefinitely every 2 years (I first got it in 2012...exactly 1o years ago...and still renewing). why would you want to settle for 2nd class status with this 10 year permit..you will be giving up a GC for 10 years....These Dems their strategy is to ensure we get anything BUT a GC..They want DACA and DACA recipients to be here for life to serve their purpose...

whats the alternative proposal? the 10 yr bbb immigration proposal is encoded as law and will take 2/3rds 66% supermajority to be repealed by both House and Senate in the future. (e.g Obamacare, which they cant repeal for the last 12 yrs) Courts can strike down DACA any time. so you’re telling me if this passes, you’re gonna stay on DACA 2 yr renewal? if BBB passes, you probably will get automatically get grandfathered in to a 10 yr.

dont wanna get into the politics of democrats and republicans, nobody gives a shit about that. all i care about is what we can get with the hand we are dealt.

if you have any alternative proposals that are in line with whats happening in the Hill right now, im all ears.

2Face 11-24-2021 10:20 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
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Originally Posted by PapiChulo (Post 765946)
whats the alternative proposal? the 10 yr bbb immigration proposal is encoded as law and will take 2/3rds 66% supermajority to be repealed by both House and Senate in the future. (e.g Obamacare, which they cant repeal for the last 12 yrs) Courts can strike down DACA any time. so you’re telling me if this passes, you’re gonna stay on DACA 2 yr renewal? if BBB passes, you probably will get automatically get grandfathered in to a 10 yr.

dont wanna get into the politics of democrats and republicans, nobody gives a shit about that. all i care about is what we can get with the hand we are dealt.

The 10 year deal you speak of....will pretty much guarantee we will not get any green cards for that time frame...10 year DACA....no traveling...seems like a very bad second class citizen deal...

We should be pushing for immediate legalization (what Dems and big time immigrant groups UWD are opposed to).

PapiChulo 11-24-2021 10:24 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
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Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 765947)

We should be pushing for immediate legalization (what Dems and big time immigrant groups UWD are opposed to).

pretty sure the Dems and Immigrant advocacy groups pushed that 2x in the BBB.

push #1 was the immediate legalization via green cards.
push #2 was the changing of the registry date to 2010.

both shot down by the parliamentarian.

please give me an alternative that is in line with whats happening in Congress right now.

Outsider626 11-24-2021 11:06 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 765944)
You already have a better deal right now...DACA is here to stay...it is literally renewable indefinitely every 2 years (I first got it in 2012...exactly 1o years ago...and still renewing). why would you want to settle for 2nd class status with this 10 year permit..you will be giving up a GC for 10 years....These Dems their strategy is to ensure we get anything BUT a GC..They want DACA and DACA recipients to be here for life to serve their purpose...

https://c.tenor.com/ZpX3asgGWT8AAAAC...ho-gets-it.gif

2Face 11-25-2021 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by PapiChulo (Post 765948)
pretty sure the Dems and Immigrant advocacy groups pushed that 2x in the BBB.

push #1 was the immediate legalization via green cards.
push #2 was the changing of the registry date to 2010.

both shot down by the parliamentarian.

please give me an alternative that is in line with whats happening in Congress right now.

They probably paid off the parliamentarian.....The two happiest people in Congress when she voted no on those were definitely Chucky and Nancy...Its their ultimate playbook..Nancy likes to "declare victory" when she passes stuff in the house and knows its going nowhere in the Senate....Chucky likes to make big time shows (aka that BS Shutdown) to make it seem like they're doing something but in the end his end goal is always to ensure everything fails...

PapiChulo 11-25-2021 12:37 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 765950)
They probably paid off the parliamentarian.....The two happiest people in Congress when she voted no on those were definitely Chucky and Nancy...Its their ultimate playbook..Nancy likes to "declare victory" when she passes stuff in the house and knows its going nowhere in the Senate....Chucky likes to make big time shows (aka that BS Shutdown) to make it seem like they're doing something but in the end his end goal is always to ensure everything fails...

okay that story is cool and all.

but what’s the endgame? if BBB passes miraculously, are u gonna apply for the 10 yr daca or opt out?

im not disagreeing with you, bro. sure we can push for immediate legalization for current dacaers. im all for that, i would love the current 800k dacaers and essential workers only to be legalized but thats not on the table right now.

whats your alternative?

PapiChulo 11-25-2021 12:51 AM

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i mean im taking whatever immigration provision Congress passes that would benefit me.

im on daca and have no say on policy changes and dont have the luxury to pick and choose if i want a green card, citizenship, or a 10 yr work permit.

johnnytest08 11-25-2021 01:24 AM

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question regarding "being paroled", does that mean it we can adjust if we have a pathway to greencard such as marriage?

PapiChulo 11-25-2021 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by johnnytest08 (Post 765953)
question regarding "being paroled", does that mean it we can adjust if we have a pathway to greencard such as marriage?

if you came in illegally then yes.

Parole allows an individual, who may be inadmissible or otherwise ineligible for admission into the United States, to be paroled into the United States for a temporary period. ... An individual who is paroled into the U.S. has not been formally admitted into the United States for purposes of immigration law.

hDreamer1988 11-25-2021 01:07 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
One thing no one has mentioned about the program is the logistics in implementing it. 7MM is a lot and the immigration system already has a serious backlog in regards to daca, green cards, and asylum.... With the current state of things.. it may take a year to actually get approved through the parole program if its passes.

I don't see anything in the bill that will help alleviate the current backlog or situation.

leo86 11-25-2021 09:58 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
The problem w/ Parole is that it no longer makes us "special".

It lumps us in with a bunch of other categories of migrants - some considered less "deserving".
It increases the numbers of people in this quasi-legal status from 800k to 7M.
That's a huge jump.
It's a lot harder to convince people to give out greencards to that many people at once.

Also - there's a real possibility that because we're no longer "unique" in our struggle... our plight will get ignored even more. That our thunder will be stolen by other groups who will have more numbers and a very different agenda in mind.

I think it was a mistake of the DACA movement to mix our stuff with the TPS people and other social justice movements.

Nothing wrong with them but that's the main problem with every social justice movement- they're always trying to be inclusive and when you are too inclusive and include too many in the movement:
The movement becomes too large and shaky. The scope and size of the movement becomes too great and too impossible to achieve.
Too many people pulling the movement in too many different directions.

We went from being about legalizing ourselves to this wild and impossible position that "no human is illegal" and that we should legalize everyone.
That's impossible.
It's not gonna happen.
These goddamn UWD liberals keep pushing that shit so they can get their donation dollars. They don't want something small but achievable that includes most of what we want.
Oh no.
They always ask for a pie in the moon and it always fails.

NK74 11-26-2021 09:11 AM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hDreamer1988 (Post 765955)
One thing no one has mentioned about the program is the logistics in implementing it. 7MM is a lot and the immigration system already has a serious backlog in regards to daca, green cards, and asylum.... With the current state of things.. it may take a year to actually get approved through the parole program if its passes.

I don't see anything in the bill that will help alleviate the current backlog or situation.

That's an excellent point.

ralsingh 11-26-2021 03:48 PM

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If plan C include travel WITHOUT advance parole, then fine (then it's more or less green card for 10 years lol). But if advance parole is still required, then Parliamentarian should reject this, is what I hope.

bigdreamer2010 11-26-2021 05:24 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by leo86 (Post 765956)
The problem w/ Parole is that it no longer makes us "special".

It lumps us in with a bunch of other categories of migrants - some considered less "deserving".
It increases the numbers of people in this quasi-legal status from 800k to 7M.
That's a huge jump.
It's a lot harder to convince people to give out greencards to that many people at once.

Also - there's a real possibility that because we're no longer "unique" in our struggle... our plight will get ignored even more. That our thunder will be stolen by other groups who will have more numbers and a very different agenda in mind.

I think it was a mistake of the DACA movement to mix our stuff with the TPS people and other social justice movements.

Nothing wrong with them but that's the main problem with every social justice movement- they're always trying to be inclusive and when you are too inclusive and include too many in the movement:
The movement becomes too large and shaky. The scope and size of the movement becomes too great and too impossible to achieve.
Too many people pulling the movement in too many different directions.

We went from being about legalizing ourselves to this wild and impossible position that "no human is illegal" and that we should legalize everyone.
That's impossible.
It's not gonna happen.
These goddamn UWD liberals keep pushing that shit so they can get their donation dollars. They don't want something small but achievable that includes most of what we want.
Oh no.
They always ask for a pie in the moon and it always fails.

The reality is that green cards for folks with DACA is not happening. We've been "unique" for over 20 years.... Year after year, bill after bill, administration after administration with the same results.

It's a hard pill to swallow but that's the reality. The bill isn't great but it's better than the alternative which is basically Trump 2.0 re-rescinding DACA and TPS and actually succeeding...

Obviously citizenship is my top choice, but by taking a look at the way things are, I rather take a 10 yr permit written in law, then a 2 year permit that can be revoked by the next president..

pink 11-26-2021 08:21 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Older dreamer here, ecstatic to take whatever is passed at this point. We got left off the original dream bill and I'm sick and tired of waiting for the perfect bill that so far has only rewarded a few while most immigrants who were here first languish away for decades.

hDreamer1988 11-27-2021 03:17 PM

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Older dreamer here, ecstatic to take whatever is passed at this point. We got left off the original dream bill and I'm sick and tired of waiting for the perfect bill that so far has only rewarded a few while most immigrants who were here first languish away for decades.
There will never be the perfect bill and that is what people dont understand. Take the small victories and this bill, if passes, is a small victory and something we can build on.

freshh. 11-27-2021 04:34 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pink (Post 765961)
Older dreamer here, ecstatic to take whatever is passed at this point. We got left off the original dream bill and I'm sick and tired of waiting for the perfect bill that so far has only rewarded a few while most immigrants who were here first languish away for decades.

This is why I hope it passes. The DREAMers that did not qualify for DACA deserve to know the same peace we have had (despite the Trump/Sessions bullshit). It will also allow people who can legalize through current avenues to take advantage of that.

Quote:

Originally Posted by hDreamer1988 (Post 765964)
There will never be the perfect bill and that is what people dont understand. Take the small victories and this bill, if passes, is a small victory and something we can build on.


Exactly. It is better to walk away with this one small victory than to be left with nothing when the court kills DACA the next time around.

IamAman 11-28-2021 10:09 AM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pink (Post 765961)
Older dreamer here, ecstatic to take whatever is passed at this point. We got left off the original dream bill and I'm sick and tired of waiting for the perfect bill that so far has only rewarded a few while most immigrants who were here first languish away for decades.

Yeah I can't even express how hurtful it was to be left out of the original DACA and then again off the expanded version. I just want SOMETHING to pass that includes me and puts me back in the system so I can build off it.

As for the "it means we're not special anymore" or "this means we'll never get a greencard" stuff I'm reading, people are acting like this is going to be the end-all. This is just going to be the beginning. In 10 years, a lot can happen - if we get a friendly congress/president, we might still be special and the Dream Act could still pass. If we get an asshole Republican congress/president then we have protection that they can't take away easily.

VJB2 11-28-2021 01:43 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
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Originally Posted by IamAman (Post 765968)
Yeah I can't even express how hurtful it was to be left out of the original DACA and then again off the expanded version. I just want SOMETHING to pass that includes me and puts me back in the system so I can build off it.

As for the "it means we're not special anymore" or "this means we'll never get a greencard" stuff I'm reading, people are acting like this is going to be the end-all. This is just going to be the beginning. In 10 years, a lot can happen - if we get a friendly congress/president, we might still be special and the Dream Act could still pass. If we get an asshole Republican congress/president then we have protection that they can't take away easily.

It’s astounding that some people here don’t have the mental capability to understand this. It also makes me think that they’re realizing it’s not going to be instant, permanent legalization and the thought of either putting in the effort to better their situation or sitting on the sidelines the next 10 years terrifies them. Get what you can, build on top of it or don’t apply, if it passes. I’m not going wish this tanks or demand for more because so-and-so on here is miserably bitter everyone and their pets won’t get green cards by next week.

Dreamer1980 11-28-2021 02:25 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by VJB2 (Post 765969)
It’s astounding that some people here don’t have the mental capability to understand this. It also makes me think that they’re realizing it’s not going to be instant, permanent legalization and the thought of either putting in the effort to better their situation or sitting on the sidelines the next 10 years terrifies them. Get what you can, build on top of it or don’t apply, if it passes. I’m not going wish this tanks or demand for more because so-and-so on here is miserably bitter everyone and their pets won’t get green cards by next week.

I agree, the hypocrisy of some it's astonishing.

Some crying about it's their parent's fault, and hoping it doesn't pass. Weak very weak minded. A lot of those people remind me of a Ted Cruz type character, very low self esteem asswipes.

leo86 11-28-2021 03:29 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dreamer1980 (Post 765970)
I agree, the hypocrisy of some it's astonishing.

Some crying about it's their parent's fault, and hoping it doesn't pass. Weak very weak minded. A lot of those people remind me of a Ted Cruz type character, very low self esteem asswipes.

Dude, this is not about character fitness anymore. Everyone has been at this crusade for years and the bullshit never ends.
Everyone wants to move on with their lives but they can't. They are stuck and they're expressing their frustrations here in this forum because there's literally nothing else they can do but wail their misery like banshees.
Have a modicum of sympathy ffs instead of spewing some tryhard gunner crap.

dtrt09 11-28-2021 04:28 PM

Re: Democrats get hopeful sign from parliamentarian on immigration
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by leo86 (Post 765956)
The problem w/ Parole is that it no longer makes us "special".

It lumps us in with a bunch of other categories of migrants - some considered less "deserving".
It increases the numbers of people in this quasi-legal status from 800k to 7M.
That's a huge jump.
It's a lot harder to convince people to give out greencards to that many people at once.

Also - there's a real possibility that because we're no longer "unique" in our struggle... our plight will get ignored even more. That our thunder will be stolen by other groups who will have more numbers and a very different agenda in mind.

I think it was a mistake of the DACA movement to mix our stuff with the TPS people and other social justice movements.

Nothing wrong with them but that's the main problem with every social justice movement- they're always trying to be inclusive and when you are too inclusive and include too many in the movement:
The movement becomes too large and shaky. The scope and size of the movement becomes too great and too impossible to achieve.
Too many people pulling the movement in too many different directions.

We went from being about legalizing ourselves to this wild and impossible position that "no human is illegal" and that we should legalize everyone.
That's impossible.
It's not gonna happen.
These goddamn UWD liberals keep pushing that shit so they can get their donation dollars. They don't want something small but achievable that includes most of what we want.
Oh no.
They always ask for a pie in the moon and it always fails.

Agree and disagree with your points.

Firstly, "advocates" should be *undocumented* people primarily- not UWD members who are now residents or citizens. Simply because we are our best voice and no one else can represent our interests the same.

Secondly, the Democrats need to include a path to citizenship - doing this independently of the 10yr program. Time to deliver because in case you have not heard, there is now a new Covid-19 mutation that is hundreds percent more infectious. No one who is unvaccinated should be allowed to travel internationally or this will continue forever.

Thirdly, if there is any "special" group anymore is the essential workers.

I am hopeful that we get a positive resolution.

Fin.


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