Senate Sets Vote on House Spending Bill, but Shutdown Still Seen as Likely - Page 4

Anyone residinng prior to 1972 is eligible for permanent residency (if still undocumented).

The U.S. has moved the registry multiple times to grant permanent rrsidency to various groups in the last 100 years.

Always something. I give up.

Nobody said they're folding. CALM DOWN. Graham is a republican!

Nope.

Why tne fuck would we do that without what people need in place???

No. Republicans in charge are trash and cannot be trusted (not talking about Graham).

Durbin is the only one I trust

yeah flake already got burned once by his own party, dont' know why he would chance it again

Colleague Mike Emanuel rpts Senate source says Dems are deciding if they want to offer GOPers "some face-saving deal like a 3 week CR (continuing resolution) instead of 4” week.

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It's only face saving if it's guaranteed, as in, signed on the dotted line that relief will pass

Well honestly we should be thankful to dems for holding it this far. Better than straight out giving up. Pretty sure Reps had some stressful moments today. Who wouldve thought daca could cause a shutdown and lets not forget, to majority americans, we are just undocumented people after all and they would care less....

I'm telling you, I have a feeling if a CR is passed, then the Democrats are probably going to be even more terrified of another imminent government shutdown down the road and will just cave.

Repubs will huddle and use the CR time to strategize and give the Dems everything they want besides DACA and stick them between a rock and a hard place.