Trump Can't Extend DACA. He Already Killed It. (illegal aliens, campaign, Democrats)

[Packard fan]

The only problem: The president can’t extend a program he’s already killed.

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, rescinded by the Trump administration on Sept. 5, “is terminated in its entirety,” said Marshall Fitz, who works at Emerson Collective, an organization that advocates for immigration reform.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-apo...210216420.html

Sounds like Trump's doing his job.

[newvoyage]

Democrats can't have it both ways, so they will either try to score a political victory by denying Trump the Wall, one of his signature campaign promises, or they'll give him his Wall and secure the future of the DACA kids.

[Packard fan]

Originally Posted by newvoyage

Democrats can't have it both ways, so they will either try to score a political victory by denying Trump the Wall, one of his signature campaign promises, or they'll give him his Wall and secure the future of the DACA kids.

IMHO losing DACA will hurt illegal aliens a LOT more than the wall.

[AnywhereElse]

Originally Posted by Packard fan

IMHO losing DACA will hurt illegal aliens a LOT more than the wall.

The thing is, we know it wouldn't just be DACA (which I still oppose with a passion), but yes, overall losing DACA will hurt them more than the wall. I say, take care of DACA per the law, and the wall can still be pushed later to protect us from terrorists, help protect us anyway.

As we know, the Dems are NOT big with compromises. I believe Trump is very clever with playing "mind games", thus the constant squealing of the left after every word or tweet of Trump's.

Time will tell, but I really want to believe that Trump loves our country and/or is highly motivated to secure the future for his children and future generations. This is all about nationalism vs globalism, and his family will suffer if we sell out to globalism, and so will nearly every other American suffer the loss of everything we and our ancestors did to make the country what it almost isn't anymore.