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Priorities are: DACA reform, border security, and ending chain migration and visa lottery.

For Democrats, protecting DACA is a “moral imperative” and “key to getting votes.”

If there is to be a DACA amnesty, this is what Trump wants in return.

Limiting immigration will benefit American workers.

Lawmakers say they are confused about what Trump wants.

Trump predicts DACA activists and Hispanics will turn against Democrats.

John McCain is the renegade of a generation.

DACA beneficiaries to Democrats: “All of us, or none of us.”

Durbin still wants chain migration and rejects merit-based immigration.

McConnell promises cloture vote in mid January before the deadline to fund the government.

Protesters want amnesty for themselves, their parents, and other relatives.

Democrats think they can get a better deal on DACA in January.

Senate Democrats say they will accept “a significant investment in border security in exchange for DACA.”

Support for DACA among swing voters has been declining since September.

Republicans say they will not let DACA fix be part of the funding deal.

Hispanic caucus demands DACA fix or they will vote against the funding bill.

He lost DACA privileges when he returned to Mexico voluntarily.

He demands an end to chain migration as well.

Heritage Foundation has sensible views for real "reform."

He says he did it because she spread rumors about him.

Obama 2.0 calls for amnesty bill with no enforcement provisions.

Republicans may oppose WH proposed cuts to legal immigration.

DACA applications were not regularly verified.

Will they be deported?

Admin claims Homeland Security official was mistaken.

“They’re a benefit to the country, as are many immigrants coming in."

Nancy Pelosi not leftist enough for activists.

Is Trump playing Three-card Monte or 3D chess with immigration promises?

Number four is that it was largely concocted by La Raza.

It may be only a setup for a later amnesty.

Trump is wobbling.

This may tip enough Republicans to save DACA.

Curiously, the Mexican government doesn't seem to want to take these people back.

It's more complicated than many Trump supporters think.

Liberals predict repeal will cause of millions of previously unengaged Hispanics to start voting for Democrats.

Some Mexicans sound like they are looking forward to a free trip home.

New York, California, and Washington, of course.

"Ultimately, this is about basic decency."

Sessions: "The compassionate thing is to end the lawlessness, (and) enforce our laws."

Official announcement ending DACA should come today.

Final decision should come very soon.

And soon.

There is no need to compromise on one or the other.

622 so far this year.

DHS Secretary John Kelly says feds won't defend the law in the face of challenges from states.

President Trump ends another Obama-era program.

DAPA, however, will be cancelled.

John Kelly wants amnesty for about 1 million illegals.

Illegals from Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone can now be sent home.

"He's double-crossed us."

He promised to "immediately terminate" the program, but has not yet done so.

"But that’s a very tough situation."

It wants Europe to protect itself less.

“Let’s keep the pressure up."

The government already has their addresses.

Obama offering “immigration relief” to illegals in parts of US hit by the hurricane.

And most of his House detractors were on a list of Republicans "persuadable" on amnesty.

Is Donald Trump backing down?

They can stay in the US for the next 18 months regardless of legal status.

But it's Trump who lowers the tone of American politics?

If elected, he wants amnesty within the first 100 days.

Even though the agency is having problems with attrition.

They want Obama to grant Temporary Protected Status to over a million Central American illegals.

Luis Gutierrez calls it "a victory to celebrate."

Also suggests they host events such as "Undocumented Week."

He is a "DREAMer."

Sarah Saldaña doesn't want a crackdown on sanctuary cities.

Even on tax returns they never filed.

For crimes such as public drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

2,000 amnesty applications were approved after the injunction.

Deportations--even of criminals--continue to decline.

SSN is the key to getting EITC payments from the treasury.

Activist view of voting: It's a "Path to Power."

Confirms the position of the 26 states that sued to block amnesty.

They say fulfilling oaths of office may mean disobeying executive orders.