GOP senators introduce version of White House immigration framework - Page 11

good, i like this.. you're actually engaging in other sentiments.

i thought you only had one sentence in your repertoire, which was "it should include aged out dreamers of 2012."

kudos to you, you're actually a human and not a robot.

you may have just earned your citizenship with this change of gimmick.

Honestly if I were you, I would have left by now. You’re talents are wasted in this country and America doesn't deserve your loyalty. Now I’m not saying you didn’t get a bad choice to choose from. But I consider myself to be one of the luckier dreamers out there (DACA and no unlawful presence) and I’m seriously contemplating leaving if nothing happens. If I have this much doubt, I don’t think I would have any doubts about leaving if I was in your situation.

I understand, but it was getting too personal.

Hey guys, btw, this is like only the second news thread I've ever created and it's already got more than 100 replies. Thanks!

A DA bill that only legalizes DACA recipients is not a "Clean Dream Act". The Dream Act (the name of this website in case you forgot) was written in 2001. Any bill that calls itself a clean Dream Act should cover people who would have been eligible for that and the 2017 Dream Act does that.

You're proving my point that you guys only care about yourselves and nobody else. You're so involved in yourself that you think wanting inclusion is a selfish act. If you guys don't see the injustice then the general population surely won't.

A lot of people on here with DACA are starting to use their power to bully the aged out dreamers the same way Americans bully them. All of a sudden they are repeating the same lines like "Well, you have been here so long, you should have found a way to legalize yourself". The hypocrisy.

While I understand where you're coming from about people being insensitive to your situation (which I try not to be), I feel bullied by the likes of you who apparently act like they have some sort of life experience that makes them superior to younger Dreamers like me. I would be one of the first people to say that I'm luckier than a lot of Dreamers because I was eligible for DACA and I got DACA before I turned 18. However, the fact that I have DACA doesn't make my life so much easier. DACA allowed me to have greater dreams and expectations for myself and I'm losing it at a cross roads of my life (right before I start working) so I really have no idea how to make it in the world and have had no chance to prepare myself for a life in the shadows. I have a lot to lose if nothing happens and it's really stressful dealing with this instability, especially since I couldn't have imagined it a year and a half ago. I'm sure other young Dreamers feel the same way.

dude, i dont have a problem with ur position. i support all aged out dreamers to get legalized except for u and daca-ir-da. u two represent the worst of that group, its ur attitude which is the problem.

if i was an aged out dreamer id support DACAers on here, instead of disparaging them. i wouldnt come here and say “DACA should die.” “any bill that doesnt include me shouldnt deserve passage.”

ive met aged out dreamers here and interacted with them and they only wish the best for us, u and ur buddy dacauser thinks otherwise tho.

we all know u hate DACAers on here.