Trump might allow current ‘Dreamers’ to stay in immigration program

President Trump is mulling a split decision on the “Dreamers.”

White House sources say the president is moving toward ending new work permits under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, without changing the status of the roughly 800,000 already enrolled in the program.

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Ending new permits without scrapping the program altogether could be a compromise to buy time for Congress to provide alternative protection for the Dreamers, who registered after being told they would not be deported.

https://www.google.com/amp/nypost.co...n-program/amp/

This would be the best possible outcome but I'm preparing for the worst..

If he did so, Texas would still sue.... or maybe not? Who knows... let's see what happens

im good with a split decision, thank you dear lord in heaven.

Let's see what happens on Tuesday.

If he outright comes out and supports daca that would be great motivation for more republicans and democrats to come on board with a proposal to legalize us! Trump would be seen as a more compassionate person and true deal maker if he is able to solve this problem that has plagued so many presidents over the years.

i just want to know how the semantics and policy details would be for those currently already in the program.

sucks for the eligible people who didnt apply the last 5 years.

White House sources say the president is moving toward ending new work permits under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, without changing the status of the roughly 800,000 already enrolled in the program.

What does it mean? What about curreny pending renewals ? Are these renewal applications still going to be processed?

yup. just gotta wait out the policy details on how it would work.

pretty sure whoever is already in the program will get to renew and be automatically grandfathered in for any legalization bills Congress replaces DACA with.

Are renewals ok with split decision?