Trump won’t support new plan to save ‘Dreamers’ from deportation, aide says - Page 5
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Originally Posted by Elmexicano
All politics now. They want something in return for keeping DACA.
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It's all political games.
The problem is they're playing with our lives here.
Democrats, Republicans and POTUS must find common grounds ASAP!!
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Originally Posted by Shapeshift0827
Under the 2017 Dream Act, immigrants would qualify for permanent residence and a path to citizenship if they are longtime residents who came to the United States as children; earn a high school diploma or GED; pursue higher education, have lawful employment for three years or serve in the military; pass a background check and pay a fee; show proficiency in English and U.S. history; and have not committed a felony nor posed a threat to the country.
Earlier versions of the bill and the DACA program had similar guidelines, but in most cases had cut-off dates for final entry, making only certain childhood immigrants eligible for benefits. The original Dream Act also established different conditions for childhood arrivals to gain temporary residence or permanent residence. Did they just give a preview of the new dream act? If so, aged out dreamers are covered it seems |
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Originally Posted by JohannBernoulli1667
There is no chance in hell this can pass. It's dead before arriving... What a pipe dream.
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The only DA that had cut-off age was the 2010 in Lame Duck which failed.
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Under the 2017 Dream Act, immigrants would qualify for permanent residence and a path to citizenship if they are longtime residents who came to the United States as children; earn a high school diploma or GED; pursue higher education, have lawful employment for three years or serve in the military; pass a background check and pay a fee; show proficiency in English and U.S. history; and have not committed a felony nor posed a threat to the country.
Earlier versions of the bill and the DACA program had similar guidelines, but in most cases had cut-off dates for final entry, making only certain childhood immigrants eligible for benefits. The original Dream Act also established different conditions for childhood arrivals to gain temporary residence or permanent residence. Did they just give a preview of the new dream act? If so, aged out dreamers are covered it seems |
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Originally Posted by Gnome
Maybe the bill is a tactic for them like everything else in politics, and they're hoping to present it, but compromise with the BRIDGE Act?
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Which is quite good. I guess this keeps life interesting..
I have been living on the edge since I can remember.
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