Fate of 'dreamers' could rest on 'queen of the hill' gambit - Page 2
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Originally Posted by Swim19
Ryan does have a point. However, Trump has been back and forth on this issue so many times. Would he really veto a bill that gives him full wall funding for DREAM Act? I think Congress should call his bluff. I believe the Senate is a bigger obstacle than Trump.
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Originally Posted by LiveYourLife
I believe 3 of the bills would cut or eliminate legal immigration. Goodlatte bill (the worst) , whatever Ryan picks (most likely be the whitehouse framework), and USA act if I'm not mistaken eliminates the visa lottery.
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And that one 1 bill the Republicans will not vote for it because it will not cut legal immigration.
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Originally Posted by BeeHive
3 of the bills, therefore only 1 has the chance of passing since Democrats will not vote for 3 of the 4 bills.
And that one 1 bill the Republicans will not vote for it because it will not cut legal immigration. |
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Are you physic? What are the next lotto numbers since you seem to be able to see into the future. Not all bills are simply backed by Dems or Republicans.
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Simple logic.
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Originally Posted by BeeHive
Republicans want to cut legal immigration and Democrats don't.
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Originally Posted by JJ Glo
Then why does the USA act have 27 Republican co-sponsors? Your logic states that Republicans wouldn't co-sponsor that bill.
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I bolded the letter S for you.
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Republicans want to cut legal immigration and Democrats don't.
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As a majority of group, not individual. Hence the s at the end of Republican and the s at the end of Democrat.
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3 of the bills, therefore only 1 has the chance of passing since Democrats will not vote for 3 of the 4 bills.
And that one 1 bill the Republicans will not vote for it because it will not cut legal immigration. |
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And what's truly troubling is that Trump continues to generalize such allegations against a large group of people. Z. Byron Wolf, CNN, "Trump basically called Mexicans rapists again," 6 Apr. 2018 |
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Round and Round we go.
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Originally Posted by JJ Glo
You are grouping all Republicans into one group and Democrats into another. Your argument is that none of the bills would pass because all Republicans would vote one way and all Democrats would vote the opposite, which is false since there are many Republicans that support the USA Act. What you are doing is called generalizing.
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I am generalizing because the majority decides the fate of DACA.
Simple logic.
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