Update on daca talks

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Rep. Martha McSally, an Arizona Republican whose district is near the border, is taking the lead crafting the Problem Solvers’ border-security piece of the equation. Their bill, said caucus member Curbelo, will likely include a pathway to citizenship and not conservative demands for E-Verify or an enforcement crackdown. Asked if he really thought House Republicans could back a bipartisan solution, Curbelo said yes. But perhaps not without some posturing first. “I think people on both sides are going to try to get as much as they can,” Curbelo said. "If [Illinois Democrat] Mr. Luis Gutiérrez, my friend I’ve been coordinating with, had his way, he’d have the Hope Act and have millions of people legalized tomorrow,” he said. “I told him I’m for that, too, but that’s probably not realistic — just like Republicans who want to fund the entire wall project or demand aggressive interior enforcement.” Those demands, Curbelo continued, could tank the entire thing: “That’s why I tell people: ‘Let’s not get too ambitious. Let’s take care of these young people who are at risk now.’”

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/1...gration-243311

I am banking of that Lankfort-Durbin meeting

it is def not slowing down

it is speeding up

There's no way to please "a majority of the republicans" in the house. There are so many intraparty factions.

The hardliners want too much, and they feel like the Democrats want too much with citizenship.

Ryan can't bring anything to a vote on immigration because of this.

I'm counting on a bill passage and POTUS signing it into law as my Christmas Present.

Who’s lankfort? And what? And when?

I think one of the two senators that introduced SUCCEED Act, a harsh bill that will give us pseudo protections. It requires us to sign waivers giving up some rights if passed.

That shit is going nowhere, not with the unconstitutional provisions.

Durbin will not alter the DA to allow for us to sign away our rights. I can see Dems amending the Dream Act to require the entry age to be 16 instead of 18, and adding in the extra background check. That may get Hatch and his buddies onboard.

I've heard of this process before. what does it evolve?