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Ryan: GOP Won't "Pull the Rug Out from Under" Dreamers - Page 2

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12-08-2016, 03:50 PM
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These news sound promising. This is coming from the house leadership, Trump, which have always been the largest obstacle. Not the change of tone, no longer are we felons, but we are individuals caught between the wall and sword.

I certainly do not expect legalization meaning, no LPR yet.

It will be tough, with higher fines and perhaps more extreme vetting.

Turtle will be in line. He is just a follower. If Trump tells them to jump off a bridge, they will do it.

DACA will be revoked... I hope they come with a fair solution.
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This time is different. This time there's DACA so they have to deal with us one way or another. Crossing fingers!
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These news sound promising. This is coming from the house leadership, Trump, which have always been the largest obstacle. Not the change of tone, no longer are we felons, but we are individuals caught between the wall and sword.

I certainly do not expect legalization meaning, no LPR yet.

It will be tough, with higher fines and perhaps more extreme vetting.

Turtle will be in line. He is just a follower. If Trump tells them to jump off a bridge, they will do it.
I agree with you on these 2 points. Whatever it is, I'm sure it will not include a direct path to LPR. It will pretty much be DACA done legislatively with more extreme vetting...
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I'm rooting for you youngins.
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I agree with you on these 2 points. Whatever it is, I'm sure it will not include a direct path to LPR. It will pretty much be DACA done legislatively with more extreme vetting...
The vetting will be a reality show, aligned with the theme of the Hunger Games...
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The vetting will be a reality show, aligned with the theme of the Hunger Games...
I see two plausible scenarios. If you have DACA you will qualify period, remember we already passed background checks. I know some DACAers had minor run-ins with the law but ended up with DACA anyways, that takes me to the second scenario. The bill might be more restrictive, only DACAers with pristine records will be included, others may have to pay a penalty or not qualify at all.
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Ugh, I know. Why can't they come out and say "We will not repeal DACA."
Because they are going to repeal DACA. And if they flat out say they won't rescind it their supporters would view it as a broken promise and freak out.
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I see two plausible scenarios. If you have DACA you will qualify period, remember we already passed background checks. I know some DACAers had minor run-ins with the law but ended up with DACA anyways, that takes me to the second scenario. The bill might be more restrictive, only DACAers with pristine records will be included, others may have to pay a penalty or not qualify at all.
I agree with this. I'm guessing they might add a college degree requirement to be qualified for LPR.
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I'm rooting for you youngins.
...Your sig made me laugh and feel extremely sympathetic at the same time.
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"We won't pull the rug from under them" means they will have something in place before daca is cancelled. Let's hope they keep their word.
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