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Maniniwala pa po ba tayo sa "3rd time is a charm"? HAHAHA! Joke lang pooo! ✌🏻😅✌🏻🥰💗
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Maryland, USA — Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has opened the door to discussions about granting permanent legal status to DACA recipients as part of a possible bipartisan immigration agreement. Mullin said President Donald Trump encouraged him to engage with Democrats who have reached out about immigration reform following the November midterm elections. He explained that Congress would have to decide whether DACA recipients could qualify for permanent legal status. “Now, if we wanna have an immigration reform to where we can look at DACA and figure out a way that these individuals can become maybe legal permanent citizens or something like this, that’ll be up to Congress to do that,” Mullin said. However, he firmly rejected what the administration describes as amnesty. “We’re never gonna allow amnesty to happen. So that’s a full stop,” he said. DACA, introduced in 2012 under President Barack Obama, protects eligible immigrants who came to America as children from deportation and allows them to obtain renewable two-year work permits. However, the program does not provide green cards or an automatic pathway to citizenship. USCIS continues processing eligible renewals, but federal court restrictions prevent approval of first-time DACA applications. Meanwhile, Congress already has a bipartisan proposal called the Dream Act of 2025, introduced by Senators Dick Durbin and Lisa Murkowski. It would allow qualifying immigrants brought to America as children to earn permanent residency through requirements involving education, military service or employment. For now, Mullin has not announced any specific agreement, eligibility requirements or implementation date. Any permanent immigration protection would require congressional action. Source: Associated Press (November 9, 2026), The Washington Post and USCIS. #DACA #Mullin #Trump #USA #JAPD
Maryland, USA — Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has opened the door to discussions about granting permanent legal status to DACA recipients as part of a possible bipartisan immigration agreement. Mullin said President Donald Trump encouraged him to engage with Democrats who have reached out about immigration reform following the November midterm elections. He explained that Congress would have to decide whether DACA recipients could qualify for permanent legal status. “Now, if we wanna have an immigration reform to where we can look at DACA and figure out a way that these individuals can become maybe legal permanent citizens or something like this, that’ll be up to Congress to do that,” Mullin said. However, he firmly rejected what the administration describes as amnesty. “We’re never gonna allow amnesty to happen. So that’s a full stop,” he said. DACA, introduced in 2012 under President Barack Obama, protects eligible immigrants who came to America as children from deportation and allows them to obtain renewable two-year work permits. However, the program does not provide green cards or an automatic pathway to citizenship. USCIS continues processing eligible renewals, but federal court restrictions prevent approval of first-time DACA applications. Meanwhile, Congress already has a bipartisan proposal called the Dream Act of 2025, introduced by Senators Dick Durbin and Lisa Murkowski. It would allow qualifying immigrants brought to America as children to earn permanent residency through requirements involving education, military service or employment. For now, Mullin has not announced any specific agreement, eligibility requirements or implementation date. Any permanent immigration protection would require congressional action. Source: Associated Press (November 9, 2026), The Washington Post and USCIS. #DACA #Mullin #Trump #USA #JAPD

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