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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My opinion....I think it is all reasonable. I don't think the Dems will go for it, which is a shame. [/quote]

I agree.  It is better for DACA recipients, those who haven't yet applied but could be approved, as well as those too young to apply which is how I believe the number is 1.8 million.   Is the USA arrival time and presence still 2007-2012?

Any arrival after DACA-2012 - should be excluded.  https://www.politico.com/story/2018/01/31/state-of-the-union-democrats-congress-379571

[i]"But that prospect seemed far off after Trump’s speech. Durbin called Trump’s references to MS-13 "inflammatory." 
“No one in the world defends them,” Durbin said of MS-13. “We’re talking about DACA and Dreamers, for goodness’ sakes. It’s two different worlds, and he just seems to conflate both.”[/i]

Long Island new normal-  all 5 illegal immigrants but 3 out of 5 have Obama unaccompanied minor status:
http://abc7ny.com/police-ms-13-gang-members-tried-to-abduct-teen-on-li/2752606/

Potential dreamers and daca recipients can intersect with criminals.  Why didn't all apply for DACA ?   Some with new criminal records lost DACA.  Does this mean Harris expects the USA to NOT screen and just accept with path to residency or citizenship all who enter and stay in the country illegally?  http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/371552-harris-slams-trump-for-linking-young-immigrants-and-ms-13

Trump's deal is far better for communities with high Central American or mexican populaions and the country than what is happening now.  
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