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Posted: 9/5/2017 2:55:36 PM EDT
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TRump is playing 3D chess and Congress is playing kick the can. 
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Posted: 9/5/2017 2:59:20 PM EDT
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Since congress can't get anything done its great to see Trump set this rattlesnake of an issue on congress's lap. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:01:45 PM EDT
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Since congress can't get anything done its great to see Trump set this rattlesnake of an issue on congress's lap. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:02:12 PM EDT
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6 months gives people time to self-deport at zero cost to the taxpayer. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:02:25 PM EDT
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Obama says he's going to step in.  FBHO. There's a reason past presidents have remained quiet on policy matters after leaving office. He should STFU. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:07:09 PM EDT
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals.
Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:07:15 PM EDT
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Obama says he's going to step in. 
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:08:46 PM EDT
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals. Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:11:05 PM EDT
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals. Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:12:45 PM EDT
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Little DICK and LOVABLE Lindsey are now giving Dreamers oral sex telling them not to be afraid...........
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:14:39 PM EDT
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If Trump truly wanted the "Dreamers' gone and to get in line for citizenship, then why involve congress at all? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals. Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:15:11 PM EDT
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Just love how all the mexican kids just walked out of school in PHX, AZ and are protesting in the streets. They have nothing to do with DACA.
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:16:40 PM EDT
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the Constitution and the rule of law.........oh, and separation of power. Something the last couple congress's and the last POTUS failed to acknowledge. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals. Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? What does he want from congress? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:16:57 PM EDT
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Lindsey Graham is talking
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:17:07 PM EDT
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Little DICK and LOVABLE Lindsey are now giving Dreamers oral sex telling them not to be afraid........... 
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:18:10 PM EDT
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Just love how all the mexican kids just walked out of school in PHX, AZ and are protesting in the streets. They have nothing to do with DACA. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:18:55 PM EDT
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Dick Durbin: "These are the best and brightest in our Country."
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:19:37 PM EDT
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Yes. He can restore the rule of law by ending DACA. He does not need congress for that What does he want from congress? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals. Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? What does he want from congress? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:21:01 PM EDT
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Watching them squirm and kiss ass is fun. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Little DICK and LOVABLE Lindsey are now giving Dreamers oral sex telling them not to be afraid...........  
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:21:30 PM EDT
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he is making them do their job. at the end of six months if they haven't then they can start deportations...........besides quite a few will probably self deport. This maneuver is classic. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals. Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? What does he want from congress? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:22:05 PM EDT
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Yes. He can restore the rule of law by ending DACA. He does not need congress for that What does he want from congress? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:22:25 PM EDT
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Dick Durbin: "These are the best and brightest in our Country." |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:23:31 PM EDT
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...and if they do their job? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals. Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? What does he want from congress? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:24:38 PM EDT
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Funding for the wall, immigration reform? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yes. He can restore the rule of law by ending DACA. He does not need congress for that What does he want from congress? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:25:04 PM EDT
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Funding for the wall, immigration reform? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:26:44 PM EDT
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Funding for the wall, immigration reform? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yes. He can restore the rule of law by ending DACA. He does not need congress for that What does he want from congress? Let's hope every brick is in that wall before nearly a million people are legalized
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:30:03 PM EDT
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I seem to remember a president back in the 80's who made a deal that granted amnesty for border security. He later admitted it was the biggest mistake of his presidency. Let's hope every brick is in that wall before nearly a million people are legalized Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yes. He can restore the rule of law by ending DACA. He does not need congress for that What does he want from congress? Let's hope every brick is in that wall before nearly a million people are legalized |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:30:27 PM EDT
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If Trump truly wanted the "Dreamers' gone and to get in line for citizenship, then why involve congress at all? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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President Trump turned DACA, a complete clusterfuck of a political trap set up by Obama that was always planned on becoming amnesty, into a political weapon for the upcoming GOP congressional primaries. He either gets the globalists in his party to bend over to his will, or they get replaced by someone more friendly to his goals. Watching his press secretary speak with a sly smile every time reporters asked if Trump would sign permanent DACA amnesty lets me know exactly what is going on. The executive and legislative branches all know that any kind of amnesty is unpopular. Trump gets to look good by following the law and the Constitutional process (shutting up the libertarians who screamed that Trump was going to be a strongman dictator), gets Congress to look even dumber (McConnell and Ryan), and may get the undocumented democrats in the GOP to play ball or get replaced. His healthcare reform gamble failed miserably, so I hope he is much more successful with this plan. There seems to be a tendency by some people to want to cast doubt and attack Trump over the fact that Trump could theoretically sign amnesty into law if Congress passed it. If what-if's are the only criticism you have, then I would recommend being a lot quieter for the time being. He ain't perfect, but how many examples of politically non-liberal behavior do you need before you get it through your fucking heads? He has the authority to end DACA and to deport anyone in the country illegally right now with no action required from Congress. Why tell Congress to do their job regarding DACA unless he wants them to have some pathway to legalization? What weapon do you think is being used against congress? This goes way beyond DACA, and until you see that, we're just talking in circles arguing over things like Trump legalizing illegals that haven't happened and and may never even happen. You've got the RAISE Act, money for the wall, the upcoming congressional primaries, and all kinds of potential issues that need to be debated and negotiated. This looks to be the beginning of his negotiation. And if they don't negotiate, he can work to get the shitbirds primaried out. He's playing the long game with this one. He took DACA, wrapped it around Congress' neck, and said "Fuck you, it's your problem to fix, not mine." In the meantime, he'll continue to enforce the law as he is constitutionally bound to do. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:33:59 PM EDT
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Yes. He can restore the rule of law by ending DACA. He does not need congress for that What does he want from congress? He wants congress to fix the broken immigration system as a whole. This isn't a hard fucking concept. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:36:54 PM EDT
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He already IS ending DACA. He wants congress to fix the broken immigration system as a whole. This isn't a hard fucking concept. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yes. He can restore the rule of law by ending DACA. He does not need congress for that What does he want from congress? He wants congress to fix the broken immigration system as a whole. This isn't a hard fucking concept. Today's tweets and press conferences werent about the immigration system as a whole...they were about DACA. There may be more going on behind the scenes but neither you nor i know that. Are you willing to trade amnesty for a wall? Which will come first? Was that mentioned in the campaigns? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:43:09 PM EDT
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What about it? Some RINO in the congress feel they need to keep DACA to help them get re-elected midterm next year. The art of the deal. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:44:47 PM EDT
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MAGA! Motherfuckers.
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:51:48 PM EDT
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Today's tweets and press conferences werent about the immigration system as a whole...they were about DACA. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Today's tweets and press conferences werent about the immigration system as a whole...they were about DACA. Congress now has the opportunity to advance responsible immigration reform that puts American jobs and American security first. We are facing the symptom of a larger problem, illegal immigration, along with the many other chronic immigration problems Washington has left unsolved. We must reform our green card system, which now favors low-skilled immigration and puts immense strain on U.S. taxpayers. We must base future immigration on merit – we want those coming into the country to be able to support themselves financially, to contribute to our economy, and to love our country and the values it stands for. Under a merit-based system, citizens will enjoy higher employment, rising wages, and a stronger middle class. Senators Tom Cotton and David Perdue have introduced the RAISE Act, which would establish this merit-based system and produce lasting gains for the American People. Quoted:
There may be more going on behind the scenes but neither you nor i know that. Are you willing to trade amnesty for a wall? Which will come first? Was that mentioned in the campaigns? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:55:12 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/5/2017 3:58:52 PM EDT
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This is how Trump with start the 3rd party. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:04:11 PM EDT
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Since congress can't get anything done its great to see Trump set this rattlesnake of an issue on congress's lap. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:19:04 PM EDT
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He is....in 6 months. Today's tweets and press conferences werent about the immigration system as a whole...they were about DACA. There may be more going on behind the scenes but neither you nor i know that. Are you willing to trade amnesty for a wall? Which will come first? Was that mentioned in the campaigns? Now we are discussing illegal aliens, some of whom were brought here by their parents. Now the onus is on congress to deal with these illegal aliens while also reforming immigration and building a border wall to Trump's specifications. What congress will do about all of that is anyone's guess... If they fail to legislate and fix the problem, Trump will have no choice but to deport the DACA dreamers along with the rest of the illegal aliens once DACA is rescinded entirely. Edit: In the meantime, Republican states can still sue the President for enforcing an unconstitutional order, which they should to keep the pressure on congress from all sides. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:24:13 PM EDT
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First and foremost, DACA is unconstitutional. It needs to go regardless of the political backlash or optics of it. Now we are discussing illegal aliens, some of whom were brought here by their parents. Now the onus is on congress to deal with these illegal aliens while also reforming immigration and building a border wall to Trump's specifications. What congress will do about all of that is anyone's guess... If they fail to legislate and fix the problem, Trump will have no choice but to deport the DACA dreamers along with the rest of the illegal aliens once DACA is rescinded entirely. Edit: In the meantime, Republican states can still sue the President for enforcing an unconstitutional order, which they should to keep the pressure on congress from all sides. Trump just dealt with them. Congress doesn't have to do a damn thing. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:24:52 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:31:26 PM EDT
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This is how Trump with start the 3rd party. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:31:51 PM EDT
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Trump wants the wall more than killing DACA, but he's needs the congress to get his wall. Some RINO in the congress feel they need to keep DACA to help them get re-elected midterm next year. The art of the deal. 
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:34:04 PM EDT
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What did putting it in Congress' lap accomplish? |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:34:07 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:34:59 PM EDT
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DACA'ens can stay and apply for citizenship if they show good faith by putting in one year of community service... building a wall. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Trump wants the wall more than killing DACA, but he's needs the congress to get his wall. Some RINO in the congress feel they need to keep DACA to help them get re-elected midterm next year. The art of the deal. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:35:04 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:37:29 PM EDT
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TRump is playing 3D chess and Congress is playing kick the can. And while WE have known it, the rest of America needs to see it |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:48:03 PM EDT
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This is how Trump with start the 3rd party. To start a third party and succeed today enough of the straight Republican and swing voters have to be convinced to support your new third party. If that was even remotely possible one of the other parties in existence today should be able to garner more than 1% of the vote. Splitting the Republican party today is a massive gift to Democrats. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:50:55 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:52:37 PM EDT
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Why do people keep repeating this? Trump just dealt with them. Congress doesn't have to do a damn thing. I'm afraid we are stuck with them unless congress miraculously changes. We can all dream or we can deal with reality, what do you suggest we do? If we drop the border wall and immigration reform, we can deport the DACA dreamers but then the next president can reinstate DACA for the next bus loads of indigents. |
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Posted: 9/5/2017 4:52:46 PM EDT
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"Immigration reform" means amnesty for 30-50 million illegals.
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