House GOP further delays their “compromise” immigration bill vote.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...ent=1529676388

On Thursday, House Republicans failed to pass a conservative immigration bill originally introduced by Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), which would have drastically cut the nation’s legal immigration levels and provided an extension to the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. All Democrats and 41 Republicans voted against the bill.

This was supposed to be the first of two votes on Republican-led immigration bills on Thursday: Goodlatte’s conservative proposal and a “compromise” bill between House conservatives and moderate Republicans. But House leadership keeps delaying the vote on the “compromise” bill, which offers a Republican solution to DACA and the family separations policy at the border — first for one more day, and now not until next week — in yet another attempt to reconcile some intra-party turmoil between party factions. In other words, they’re preparing themselves for failure on immigration — but they are buying a little more time first.

We should all take this last DACA renewal as time to work on our plan Bs because these assholes in Congress will never pass anything

Save us all lord!

Geez i was just kiddin. I am sorry. I am just really frustrated.

No us citizen girl is interested in me. I tried. I dated white girls and we broke up. Sad. I will never be enough for them especially knowing I am only daca.

Congress will act when the urgency returns. This isn't the end of the world guys.

Yup. Just gotta work our butts off on minimum wage again. F that. Marriage or Canada/Australia it is

Do you think 2020 when this year’s renewals start to expire?

Bro, I understand your frustration, but most of us are not at the point yet. I know you aren't either. The majority of us will not take concrete steps to go to Canada because I think something good is bound to happen. The urgency can fully return when SCOTUS rules. It doesn't have to get to the point where we are all in detention or working shitty jobs.

SCOTUS will have to rule and our EADs nearing expiration for Congress to act. Keep in mind that a lot of people were able to renew, so this might drag on to the 2020 election.

Yeah around there. A few months before the presidential election or so.