As the immigration debate ramps up, here are the bills already pending in Congress. - Page 2

Some users have no problem going back to the shadows. Some of us have a much more difficult time, since we depend on our professional jobs to pay mortgage, sustain a family, etc. Thus said some relief is better than none.

You've become a sensitive little butterfly lately, maybe it's the marriage.

Anywho, yes pass them all and I get to pick.

So whats going happen come March and no solution has passed and sign into law, what are you going to do once your DACA expires?

Max out on my credit card and bounce..

word!

stack my salary till Nov 2018, sell my property, cars then leave with dignity.

I already dropped out of grad school and got a second job. Sell my condo come January and move in with my sister - she is being deployed to Germany so I’ll just be taking care of her house and dog for a year. Once I expire, I’m out.

It's tough.

I am not making plans for the worst case scenario yet.

I expire in 2 years so I guess I'll see a few months before that. Right now I do not want to think about it, maybe I come to my senses early next year. if nothing happens. On the meantime I'm just chill -easygoing. They have me working on a cool project at work recently and am enjoying it.

PS. don't disregard the plethora of lawsuits going on.

I think everyone should wait until at least March before making any major decisions about the future,such as dropping out of school, selling house, job etc. I’m pretty sure tho the BRIDGE Act will end up saving us.

Start my exit strategy... I have until October so I’ll sell the vehicles and keep hoarding cash - luckily I also get to keep my job as my employer has offered to keep me working remotely.