Pants-of-dog wrote:I do not see how the legislature will come up with a permanent solution. The situation seems too complicated and involves issues outside of legislative control.
What exactly is the legislature supposed to do?
They are supposed to pass a bill on immigration reform so President Trump can sign it. It will be easy if they really want to work together and are willing to compromise like good legislators.
Another point of view:
News : DACA Recipient legal status expired, Now an Illegal immigrant deported by ICE news story. This is a story about Daniella Vargas who was once a Dreamer aka DACA recipient but now she was arrested by ICE agents a few days ago after a speech she gave at a rally about her life.
Currently she is awaiting deportation back to Argentina for letting her DACA card expire and she may be losing her status now she is a illegal immigrant hoping her lawyers can get her a temporary stay while she awaits being deported in a detention center.
Republican House Leadership Press Conference On DACA & Debt Ceiling
"President made right call on DACA. Compromise Legislation must also address the root cause of the problem."
Washington State AG & Governor: DACA Press Conference
"We will file legal claims against Trump DACA decision."
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi took a bit of a victory lap on Thursday during a late morning press conference. Coming off a surprise deal between Donald Trump and Congressional Democrats to fund the government, Pelosi told reporters that there was better news still to come (from her perspective) Specifically she said, Donald Trump supported the DREAM Act to protect DACA recipients and would sign it, if the legislation made it to his desk. “The president said he supports that, he would sign it,” she said. “We have to get it passed. That’s a priority.”Nancy Pelosi Press Conference on DACA ac reform and calling President Trump and asking him to tweet about the dreamers.