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Originally Posted by Busybee
The thing is Democrats won't agree to overhaul the entire immigration system just for us, Trump should do what he said during the televised meeting; maybe get two of his pillars in exchange for legalizing dreamers, and then leave the other two for when CIR comes. If they try to change EVERYTHING for us, I highly doubt something will pass. The solution is to keep the daca negotiations as narrow as possible. Immigration is a tough subject to debate, the wall and increased border security is the most that I see democrats willing to compromise for us.
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Why can't they give the Diversity Visa Lottery? I don't see the point of it. It doesn't really "diversify " anything.
DACA fix (pathway to conditional permanent renewable status) +some "wall funding"/border security+Visa Lottery elimination= A very moderate approach which would easily pass both houses and even get White House blessing
I'm always amazed when all these people say that the DACA fix/immigration reform is hard. It's not HARD, it's just the left and right of both political parties that aren't willing to compromise or give in anything.
I'm an Independent now after all this mess.
Both parties are becoming including extreme and held hostage to unrealistic partisan policy points
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