President Trump is expected to announce the fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program, also known as DACA today.
He has been promising to kick many kids, students and some working men and women out of the country for a while, but now he has opted to shove off that Obama administration program to lawmakers rather than following through on yet another threat of declaring an immediate end to the protections. Is this yet another example of pointing the blame elsewhere? The Note: Trump resists ownership of DACA as decision looms - http://abcn.ws/2gBp5zG
While the White House has cautioned that no final decision on DACA had been made, a possible six-month reprieve would only add to an extremely busy legislative calendar.
Trump has decided to end DACA, with 6-month delay http://politi.co/2gC1By3
US Congress starts to consider an overhaul of the tax system, while a vote looms on raising the federal debt limit. US Representatives and Senators must be reminded that they work for the US when they return to Washington following their Summer vacation.
They must also decide how to structure a massive relief package to aid victims of Hurricane Harvey, which swamped much of the Texas Gulf region and deal with ACA, Trump's Wall and other issues.
The Daily 202: DACA decision highlights chasm between Trump’s compassionate rhetoric and reality
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/paloma/daily-202/2017/09/…
Jeff Sessions expected to announce Trump's decision to remove a shield from deportation for young immigrants. http://trib.in/2eZgSW1
If he says he loves the dreamers and loves everyone, can anyone really believe him? So much for the buck stops here. It's more like anywhere else, like over there and everywhere.
200,000 children could lose their parents if DREAMers are deported http://thebea.st/2eJQyif #DACA pic.twitter.com/RqLCGbey3Q