What is it going to take to restart the US Government after the shutdown, and what does it all mean?

[Trumpstyle]

Hiku said:

 

USA is not a dictatorship. Opinions other than the President's matter. Like the majority of people, who voted against Trump.

 

DACA and CHIP were used as bargaining chips to fund the wall. That's why a deal couldn't be reached. Trump assured everyone that Mexico will pay for the wall. But now he's trying to make the American people to pay for it. And to entice Democrats, they offered things like protection for children, healthcare and disaster relief. How gracious of them...

Well now it seems that funding for CHIP was used as a bargaining chip to keep the government open temporarily. (Again, how gracious of the Republicans. They're really showing that they care about sick people, and children...) So they can't use sick children as hostage next time they ask for funds for Trumps wall that Mexico was gonna pay for.

Yes USA is not a dictatorship and they elected trump and a Republican congress. That should have consequenses which is the end of DACA.

Now the White house is offering a great deal to grant citizens for DACA immigrants and addiction 900k. Total 1.8 million citizenships. Hopefully democrats take the deal before trump changes his mind.

I don't see how CHIP was used as a bargained? All they got was 3 week for open government in return for 6 years of fully funded CHIP. And republicans are not asking money for the wall to keep the government open. They are asking for it on a DACA deal (which they campaigned to end!) and some other changes.

Last edited by Trumpstyle - on 26 January 2018