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My main interest in the immigration reforms and the DACA movement is due to the fact that it was sparking so much controversy with my friends, and family so I wanted to create my own thoughts due to that fact.

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Fox News is making the argument on why chain migration is a big issue using the statistic that 61 percent of migration occurs through chain migration. However the counter that is used in the video is that chain migrations is actually called  family based migration, and that the uproar of this issue should not be as bad as it is because there is a large deficit of jobs, and these migrants are coming and filling those needs due to supply and demand.This also tails back into the fact that family based migration has to be stopped with the new DACA deal due to the fact that it is the major outlet in which DACA children are born.

I found this source credible due to the fact that these were words straight from the presidents mouth, and that their statistics matched that with other news stations however Fox is heavily conservative so there is a chance for this to be biased, but from my observations it is only slightly , and that is the inflation of chain migration as a big issue.

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President Trump: Ending Chain Migration Would need to be part of DACA Deal - Ingraham Angle

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Duncan Weber was informed about the topic ,and expressed how chain migration is a problem , but that Trump shouldn't shove the responsibility onto congress, and come up with a better plan. He said that the people who cam into the country should let them be , but that Trump should make a path way to citizenship for current DACA members, and future ones . He also stated that we should have a more strict funneling process allowing those who do get DACA into the program, and how if they do not become a Citizen in a certain amount of time that they can become deported.

Duncan seemed pretty knowledgeable about the topic and, had a lot of good points about things that should be done ,and things that could be done.

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I agree with this due to the fact that Obama shouldn't have used executive actions to support illegal persons without a solid foundation. This is due to the fact that if you give someone something without the guarantee for it to remain then what is the point you should at least have the foresight that when you leave office there is a very strong possibility that it could be rescinded like it is now, and their lives that they had for eight years is shaken. I also agree with how Shapiro covered how Trump likes DACA he just wants actual solid legislation so it is permanent , and how republicans are split between the want for the dreamers to stay,and the want for them to be deported.

Ben Shapiro has a very
good track record with sources, and his arguments do not scrutinize one side, but rather offers constructive feedback on what could be done which makes it seem all the more believable, and reliable.

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Trump Dumps Obama’s Executive Amnesty | The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 376

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Trump moves to kill DACA, but is it smart politics? Plus, Trump visits the hurricane disaster zone and media refuse to give him credit, and North Korea tests an H-bomb.

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In this source Donald Trump refuses to allow spending to protect the 800k whose parents brought them in illegally while a more permanent solution is being made in congress. I disagree due to the fact that if you want to offer a more permanent option for these people and possibly more wouldn't you allow those people to be protected otherwise whats the point in making a bill to protect them in the future.
I find this to be a credible source due to it citing the specifics of the speech in its document, it using reliable quotes from other politicians which were not tampered with . Also Bloomberg is noted to be a very credible source which is shown in article. I could not find any bias in this article it was just a straight telling of what was said.

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Photographer: NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP via Getty Images

President Donald Trump on Thursday complicated negotiations over end-of-year spending legislation by rejecting the possibility of including immigration protections -- setting up a likely clash with Democrats that could lead to a government shutdown.

Trump told a group of Republican lawmakers who met with him at the White House that he opposes any effort to include in the legislation deportation protections for 800,000 people who entered the U.S. illegally as children, known as Dreamers, according to lawmakers who attended the meeting. Democratic leaders in both chambers have called for protections for Dreamers by the end of the year, and the spending bill is the most likely place to settle an otherwise complicated debate.

Immigration and several other divisive topics in Congress are hanging over talks on the spending legislation that's needed to keep the government open after Dec. 8.

The president said he wants Congress to adopt separate border security legislation that includes an extension of the immigrant protections established under President Barack Obama known as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.

"Decoupling DACA from any year-end deal was a prime statement of the president," said Senator David Perdue, a Georgia Republican.

Senator Thom Tillis, a North Carolina Republican, said the lawmakers who met with the president plan to create an immigration-border security bill that can get the 60 votes needed to clear the Senate.

"What we're really trying to do is make sure we marry up the treatment for DACA and the treatment for interior enforcement of border security that gets a significant squad of our conference," Tillis said. "And then we start negotiating and working with the other side to get to 60 votes."

John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Senate Republican, said immigration legislation could come early next year.
- With assistance by Shannon Pettypiece

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Trump Rejects Adding DACA Provision to Spending Measure

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President Donald Trump on Thursday complicated negotiations over end-of-year spending legislation by rejecting the possibility of including immigration protections -- setting up a likely clash with Democrats that could lead to a government shutdown.