California is home to 1 in 3 DACA recipients. 220,000 young immigrants are living in fear! I voted NO on the funding bill because the Dream Act was not attached. #DreamActNow
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This isn’t a new issue. We’ve debated the #DreamAct for 17 years, and for 17 years we’ve been blocked from voting. These are young people that exemplify the best and brightest of America, yet Congress continues to let them down.
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I’ll never stop working to protect
#Dreamers. I’ll continue to fight for a legislative solution NOW. We need to act. It’s the right thing to do.#DreamActNowShow this threadThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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You missed the opportunity when Democrat President, House and Senate.
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Apparently they weren't useful after election. Now they need those votes to regain power. If they solve immigration they can't run on it
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No you have not. 2009 you had a filibuster proof majority and you made the choice not to pass anything. Don’t complain now that you were voted out of the majority that what you want has to be done.
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So you are saying Congress is completely ineffective and the same people who have been in power for decades (LIKE YOU!) should resign... By the way... Who blocked voting in 2009-10 when DEMOCRATS had super-majority in Congress and Obama in the White House?
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What stopped you in the first two years President Obama was in office and you had both houses?
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Can we get hardball? $20 billion for the wall? Fine. Support DACA and make immigration even better. Leave entitlements alone. Leave ACA alone - make it better. See how far GOP is willing to give Trump a wall. Go for it. Get everything we want! We’ll only
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The GOP wants to get rid of potential Democratic voters. They want to use the powers of the WH to weaken states like CA.
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Correct GOP does want to get rid of potential Dem voters just like DEMs want those potential voters to stay. Only 1 of those 2 positions has the law on its side.
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