Alex Padilla "With or without the parliamentarian DACA is on the table" - Page 2

So public knows which party is for...

So all for show?!

Fk

Here WE GO ……

Either Padilla knows that 50 votes aren’t there, or he simply can’t guarantee how the moderate Dems will vote at this point. We will know this week.

If Congress does not pass anything this year for DACA, the Supreme Court would probably cancel DACA in 2022/2023.

Judging by what you said, this would probably mean that all submitted renewals would go unprocessed at that time. After that with the House probably and the Senate possibly lost in 2022, it's looking pretty bleak.

I think this is more a reference to what the parliament will say about including immigration. If it isn’t allowed and Dems don’t fight it then we need GOP votes and it is highest unlikely we can get to 60.

Why is she taking so long?

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Biden says it's "up to the Parliamentarian to decide" whether a pathway to citizenship under DACA should be part of budget bill used for infrastructure

She better come thru and not ruin 600k lives

We need the parliamentarian to come through big time from downtown! Hopefully the far left Dems are not paying her off to decide against including Dreamer fix...

Yeah, specially because Republicans are useless.