Senate progressives threaten to oppose government funding bill over DACA fight - Page 3
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Originally Posted by Charolastra
So if Democrats decide to go the shutdown route, we still won't get DA, right?
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So if Democrats decide to go the shutdown route, we still won't get DA, right?
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Originally Posted by JJ Glo
An agreement would have to be reached. I'm guessing at that point something like Bridge Act would pass.
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Bridge Act is kicking the can down the road for 3 years with fewer benefits than DACA itself.
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An agreement would have to be reached. I'm guessing at that point something like Bridge Act would pass.
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| But Democratic senators have significant leverage on the issue, since their votes will almost certainly be needed to avoid a government shutdown, which would take place if the two parties don’t hammer out a spending deal by December 8. DACA is high on the Democratic demands wish list, though senators may also insist that cut-off Obamacare subsidies and lapsed funding for Children’s Health Insurance Program also be included in any final bill. If Republicans agreed to include DACA, they would ask for concessions in return, which would likely include increased border security. |
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