Trump Links DACA Support to Demand for Wall Funds

The transcript discusses the political complexities surrounding immigration policy, particularly the status of Dreamers and the construction of a border wall. It highlights the non-starter stance of Democrats on the wall, the impact of NAFTA talks, and the internal debates within the Republican caucus. The text also covers the dispute over an immigration deal, the influence of a hurricane on policy decisions, and the political dynamics related to the debt limit extension.

What was the main reason the wall was considered a non-starter for Democrats?

• It was too expensive.

• It was not part of the original deal.

• It was opposed by Mexican counterparts.

• It was against their political stance.

What did some conservative hardliners within the Republican caucus believe about the immigration push?

• It was not aligned with NAFTA.

• It was too lenient on Dreamers.

• It was not conservative enough.

• It was too aggressive.

What was the President's reaction to the wall test models in California?

• He was indifferent to the models.

• He was dissatisfied with the progress.

• He wanted to halt the construction.

• He was satisfied and wanted them along the border.

Why did the President deny the existence of an actual deal with Democrats?

• He wanted to renegotiate terms.

• He claimed it was just a discussion.

• He was pressured by Republicans.

• He was influenced by the hurricane.

How did the hurricane impact the administration's political decisions?

• It led to a change in immigration policy.

• It affected the debt limit extension.

• It influenced the denial of the deal.

• It delayed the NAFTA talks.