Powerful Republican Committee Wants Vote On Goodlatte’s Conservative DACA Bill

[libertybele]

...hmm... they are wise to want to try to keep Ryan's hands out of the cookie jar.

Powerful Republican Committee Wants Vote On Goodlatte’s Conservative DACA Bill

An influential caucus of conservative Republicans is pushing House Speaker Paul Ryan to hold a vote on an immigration reform bill that has emerged as a White House favorite.

The 150-member Republican Study Committee (RSC) announced Tuesday that it endorses the Securing America’s Future Act, which gives legal status to certain younger illegal immigrants in exchange for a host of conservative immigration reforms.

Critically, the bill contains provisions on the three concessions demanded by President Donald Trump as part of an amnesty for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program: border wall funding, limits on chain migration, and the end to the diversity visa lottery.

The RSC’s steering committee voted to back the bill and called for a floor vote in the House.

“The Securing America’s Future Act is the framework to strengthen border security, increase interior enforcement and resolve the DACA situation,” the steering committee said in a statement, according to CNN. “We believe an eventual stand alone floor vote is essential. We oppose any process for a DACA solution that favors a backroom deal with Democrats over regular order in the House.”

http://dailycaller.com/2018/01/23/powerful-republican-committee-wants-vote-on-goodlattes-conservative-daca-bill/

[WarmPotato]

I'll hold my breathe until a bill is passed

[Chosen Daughter]

They say certain dreamers.  I wonder what the criteria is?  I think that the dreamers should have to show that they are employed with a job earning over a certain amount of money and that they are self sufficient not needing any handouts.  The deal should exclude them from any social benefits for a period of ten years?

Mexico has a criteria for people to move there and it is based on salary and bank accounts.