Trump, Republican Senate leadership to huddle on border wall funding - Page 2

It’s true, the lack of urgency from the Democrats compared to the beginning of the year is insulting. They get so easily distracted with things. Not saying Republicans are any better but Democrats are supposed to be the ones who want to help us.

Democrats did not campaign on immigration this midterms. They were all about healthcare. No immigration fix coming. Maybe Mueller bill and something with healthcare.

Republicans all campaign to end daca, tougher immigration laws, border wall and they’re the good guys for some redhats wannabes

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busin...=.3372b3333f20

Democrats keep agreeing to these small deals that are slowly funding the entire wall for Trump. $1.6 billion in exchange of nothing. I think they did something similar last year also.

You need to open your small blue wave brain. Democrats don't seem to have any incentive at the moment to work on immigrations while we have a crazy Trump pushing for immigration change. There is a huge difference. No one here is agreeing that Republican proposals are good for us. It's better when we have the opposition keep bringing up DACA instead of in the storage cabinet. Get the logic? If you don't, perhaps you need a little neuroimaging.

Word! But there is no urgency until daca is ruled unconstitutional.

It’s really really simple -

Support a group who actively tries to target you negatively
Or
Support a group who doesn’t do anything at all

This site seems to do attack Democrats way more than Republicans

Durbin, a longtime champion for permanent protections for immigrants brought illegally to the country as kids, said he was not aware of talks to make a deal on these “Dreamers” in exchange for money for Trump’s wall. Such deals have been attempted repeatedly under Trump’s presidency only to collapse in the end.

Cornyn and other Republicans say they are open to such a deal now, but it appears unlikely to come together in the short time lawmakers have ahead of the Dec. 7 deadline.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busin...=.618f3ce409b0

We’re not even in the mix anymore lmao .

DACA is not unconstitutional..
I don't even think the case argues DACAs constitutionality does it,?

It certainly is not unconstitutional. We have to recognize though that serious legislation has to pass to finally solve the problem. The fact that the Courts are siding with us seems to have made these Democrats complacent and hungry to keep using the issue more and more to win votes. I think the end game is now.