A storm is brewing for DACA this September

(CNN) A suite of pressures on the policy that protects young undocumented immigrants is brewing -- and it could mean the program soon either becomes permanent or disappears entirely.

Next month, the Trump administration faces both an ultimatum from challengers to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, or DACA, and a potentially nasty government funding fight that could require an 11th hour deal to avert a shutdown.

Last week, the administration's biggest defender of DACA moved much closer to the President, who has also spoken about being sympathetic to DACA recipients. Gen. John Kelly is now the White House chief of staff, and as homeland security secretary, he spoke frequently about preserving the program under this administration.

That could make punting the issue to Congress an appealing solution for the administration.

"My assumption is that the cleanest thing they can do, though they'll take the vast majority of the blame for ending the program, is simply announce come September 5 a sunset of the program, that they'll stop approving applications, and then invite Congress to work on legislation," said a Democratic congressional staffer familiar with the issue who spoke on condition of anonymity to be candid.

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Brace for DACAs end.

The Democratic staffer acknowledged that the issue may be unresolvable, as both sides are going to be unhappy with the deal the other wants to strike.

"This idea that we can reach some kind of bipartisan compromise, that used to be true, but the groups on both sides are so dug in. ... These are two groups that hate each other and they can't talk to each other, and there's nothing in between," the staffer said.

Staffer. Not elected official.

If both sides are so polarized, then it's hard to be hopeful.

so what is our contingency plan, guys?

Hope one of the many many bills passes, even if it's just bridge act.

If all goes to shit, my contingency plan is move to Cali or Monterrey, Mexico.

Sydney, Australia.

gotta stack up $$$ guise, i got 16 mos of ead just got hired and now working two jobs.