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He is offering to negotiate and a temporary extension of DACA in exchange for a permanent wall for which there is no plan
In absence of a plan, there is no certainty who will support it.
He could have signed the CR his Admin originally agreed to, avoided the shutdown and been in the same spot, today.
Well, the trap is set now. So we wait until the end of this week and see what happens. If Pelosi won't give in even the slightest bit, they own this whole thing whether they believe that or not.
Well, the trap is set now. So we wait until the end of this week and see what happens. If Pelosi won't give in even the slightest bit, they own this whole thing whether they believe that or not.
Then we see what Pres. Trump does next...
That’s adorable you think people will believe that.
Step one is securing the border. Then we start doing things to deal with the illegals already here.
a 230 mile wall is not going to secure anything. So your argument is mandatory e-verify in 50 years or something? It's not important to do anything about the 20-30 million already here?
Well, the trap is set now. So we wait until the end of this week and see what happens. If Pelosi won't give in even the slightest bit, they own this whole thing whether they believe that or not.
Then we see what Pres. Trump does next...
Trump did nothing but restate what he already has said so nothing changes.
I believe he said 230 miles which would do little to nothing.
Having lived in Tucson of 7 years and having been down along the border many times doing my part helping smuggle drugs, guns, and people, including terrorists, across that imaginary line , I would guess 80-85% of the California, Arizona and New Mexico's border with Mexico already has some sort of fence or wall or vehicle barrier, I'm assuming this new 230 miles must be in Texas?
As I said, he did the one thing he could have done where he can not win.
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, I would guess 80-85% of the California, Arizona and New Mexico's border with Mexico already has some sort of fence or wall or vehicle barrier, I'm assuming this new 230 miles must be in Texas? 
