Trump seems to be flip flopping on DACA already. (illegal immigrants, campaign, Republicans)
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Reince Priebus told Fox News this morning that the Trump administration would work with House and Senate leaders to find a long-term solution for immigrants who now have temporary legal status under the so-called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals known as DACA. It's an Obama administration executive action granting temporary legal status for immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children. That's a big change because during the campaign President Trump had pledged to undo DACA.
Liberals I know, including myself, would like to see something done. We knew he wouldn't and couldn't really built a wall--no one was dumb enough to actually believe that--but he said that doing something about illegal immigration would be one of the first things he would do.
Doesn't look like he's going to go any further on this than Obama did. They are already criminals because they came here illegally. What doesn't he understand about illegal?
I told you so! Illegal immigrants (except those with serious criminal records) aren't going anywhere under Trump. Too many simpletons were expecting their so-called messiah to fulfill his campaign promises, well, let the ranting and raving begin.
I told you so! Illegal immigrants (except those with serious criminal records) aren't going anywhere under Trump. Too many simpletons were expecting their so-called messiah to fulfill his campaign promises, well, let the ranting and raving begin.
Even if Trump let's most DACA beneficiaries stay, he's bound to be far tougher on illegal immigration than HRC would've been. That's good enough for me.
What actually happened, is that many heads of large businesses and corporations, who depend on undocumented workers, made their opposition to deportation known to the administration. The majority of these business people are republicans.
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