Wake up and smell the coffee people, a permanent fix is not happening! March 23 is our last hope to get a legislative extension on DACA. Those of us around here long enough knew that this would be the end game. They would try for a permanent fix, fail and the backup would be a BRIDGE Act kind extension. They all damn well knew this is what would happen:
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Graham said. "I don't think we're going to do a whole lot beyond something like the BRIDGE Act, which would be extend DACA for a year or two, and some border security. It's just too many moving parts."
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https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/06/polit...ham/index.html
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The retiring Arizona Republican said he plans to go to the Senate floor as soon as the chamber returns from next week’s recess and will demand a vote on his plan to provide $7.6 billion in border wall money spread over three years in exchange for three years of codification of the expiring Deferred Actions for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The Trump administration may have other plans.
The White House’s early preference going forward is a new bill sponsored by GOP Sens. John Thune of South Dakota, Jerry Moran of Kansas and Rob Portman of Ohio that would provide $25 billion in exchange for permanently extending DACA, an administration official said on Friday. Enrollees would have to reapply every two years under that plan.
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https://www.politico.com/story/2018/...-senate-415856
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APPLICATION RECEIVED:
9-19-2012
I-797C RECEIVED:
9-26-2012
BIOMETRICS LETTER RECEIVED:
9-27-2012 for
10-16-2012
Walk-In Done:
10-2-2012
EAD/DACA Approve:
12-7-2012