In next round of budget talks, ‘dreamers’ are set to dominate - Page 3

Over the holiday recess, @RepEspaillat said DACA “was the issue I heard about the most when I’m walking in my district.”

“Every time it’s delayed, the movement just gets stronger, the outcry gets louder,” he added.

shieeeeet. its only a matter of time.

If Dems don't cave into GOP demands, we will be pushed until March.

in other words, screw anyone that isn't covered in a republican "compromise" bill, as long as you get yours

We Can Get This Done’: Smith, Ellison Voice Support For DACA

Senator Smith says she’s going to work along Ellison to keep Dreamers here in the U.S.

“I will join the fight for the DREAM Act that will create a pathway to citizenship for our Dreamers,” Smith said. “The DREAM Act has bipartisan support in the Senate. And I am hopeful that working together, Democrats, Republicans, activists, advocates and Dreamers, we can get this done.”

Ellison’s office says over 800,000 Dreamers have had assurance they can live and work without fear of deportation since 2012.

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2018/0...-daca-support/

Correct

Hahahahajajajajajaj you guys are funny asf!!

I strongly believe that a deal has to happen, trump and gop now need this more than ever to balance out during midterms.

When are repubs coming out with this bill or proposal? Tomorrow? This week is crucial for us! Im still hopeful that we might get something.