Approve DACA and the wall - how hard is that?
No limits or quibbling on either. It would actually show some leadership on both sides.
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beckyromero · 36-40, F
Because there are enough Democrats who don't really want DACA protections enshrined into law. They'd prefer to have the ISSUE to constantly campaign on.
And there are just enough Republicans who don't want the wall for the same reason.
And to them the politicians on each side who refuse to compromise at all and that's how things DON'T get done.
And there are just enough Republicans who don't want the wall for the same reason.
And to them the politicians on each side who refuse to compromise at all and that's how things DON'T get done.
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jackjjackson · 61-69, M
That’s the way it works and part of how the courts determine reasonable compensation. @beckyromero
beckyromero · 36-40, F
jackjjackson · 61-69, M
Eminent domain should work?
Landowner decides
Pay landowner whatever landowner wants
I personally doubt your plan would work 😉 @beckyromero
Landowner decides
Pay landowner whatever landowner wants
I personally doubt your plan would work 😉 @beckyromero
Its a little late for that. I think the wall just died and we're now moving into America v. Trump for the next two years.
@jackjjackson I don't think he cares about DACA other than as a political tool, or, really, the wall for that matter.
jackjjackson · 61-69, M
Oh ok. @MistyCee
SW-User
If there were no discussion and allowed opposition to proposed ideas, we would have a dictatorship.
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The wall has nothing to do with policy.