As 'Dreamers' program is phased out under Trump, congress struggles for solution - Page 2
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Originally Posted by Demise
Congress isn't struggling to find a solution, the solution is there, and it's very simple. What it is struggling with are the spineless worms in republican leadership that won't give the damn thing a vote to begin with.
Government shutdown here we come. Good thing that the post office and USCIS remain open no matter what, only agencies any of us will interact with. |
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Originally Posted by libertarian1776
he can try to rebrand and issue a new EO as his own sell it as not “amnesty” a Trump DACA per se (more conservative or only covers people already in the program, no initial apps only renewals.) my pov on this is that we were already given “amnesty” via DACA in 2012, i dont count renewals as amnesty tbh.
u know executive orders are subjective... when Obama does it, its unconstituional, but when Trump does an executive order, Republicans dont do shit. hopefully this is the case, or im just hoping he can extend the deadline again in March or let us apply one more time. but im putting my money on a december showdown, shut that shit (government) down. lol all i know is we aint going back to the shadows swim, we too valuable for that shit. |
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Originally Posted by libertarian1776
this.
pretty sure something will pass in December. and if nothing is done in 6 months im 90% sure that POTUS (as terrible as he is) will revisit the issue. |
http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/p...icle-1.3543188
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| President Trump has challenged Congress to act. Democrat and Republican leaders say they want to provide legislative relief for DACA youth. One possible legislative solution is to make the current DACA program a statutory mandate as opposed to its current status as an Executive Action. But that would leave most DACA recipients in a perpetual limbo. A better approach would be for Congress to provide undocumented youth a path to U.S. citizenship. |
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| What if Congress doesn't act? My bet is that Trump will extend DACA again. He has no choice, given the broad support for the DACA program from the business, religious and university communities. So no matter, the DACA folk are here to stay. You read it here first. |
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Originally Posted by ECW
This is an opinion piece, but to your point.
http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/p...icle-1.3543188 I've been saying this since day one, it's going to all come down to the BRIDGE Act to save. As much as some of you guys don't want it. |
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with all due respect jay, he has a point.
we cant really equate BRIDGE ACT and The Dream Act.
DREAM ACT = legalization.
BRIDGE ACT = just extends the issue.
if all options fails, these politicians will pass the BRIDGE ACT last minute, because it doesnt really grant "amnesty" and it is not a controversial bill. it just punts the issue 3 years from its enactment, which politicians are very good at.
BRIDGE ACT will most likely pass whether i like it or not, but for my own reasons, if all else fails im cool with the bridge act... whatever extends my working permit and then we can just revisit the issue again in 2020-2021.
but we can agree to disagree.
we cant really equate BRIDGE ACT and The Dream Act.
DREAM ACT = legalization.
BRIDGE ACT = just extends the issue.
if all options fails, these politicians will pass the BRIDGE ACT last minute, because it doesnt really grant "amnesty" and it is not a controversial bill. it just punts the issue 3 years from its enactment, which politicians are very good at.
BRIDGE ACT will most likely pass whether i like it or not, but for my own reasons, if all else fails im cool with the bridge act... whatever extends my working permit and then we can just revisit the issue again in 2020-2021.
but we can agree to disagree.
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Originally Posted by jaylove16
You haven’t responded to our question. What makes you think the bridge act will pass if is some version of the dream act doesn’t? You really believe republican house and senate leadership will bring that up for a stand alone vote? Sorry , but if some version of dream act doesn’t pass then the bridge act has no chance.
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with all due respect jay, he has a point.
we cant really equate BRIDGE ACT and The Dream Act. DREAM ACT = legalization. BRIDGE ACT = just extends the issue. if all options fails, these politicians will pass the BRIDGE ACT last minute, because it doesnt really grant "amnesty" and it is not a controversial bill. it just punts the issue 3 years from its enactment, which politicians are very good at. BRIDGE ACT will most likely pass whether i like it or not, but for my own reasons, if all else fails im cool with the bridge act... whatever extends my working permit and then we can just revisit the issue again in 2020-2021. |
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isnt BRIDGE ACT the closest thing to DACA, minus the renewal part?
they can just amend that and add a provision that there will be renewals.
they can just amend that and add a provision that there will be renewals.
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Originally Posted by dreamer__13
The Bridge Act as it is will not pass. Democrats or Republicans will end up passing something closer to DACA where we can renew, if all else fails.
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