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Dreamers dragged through the mud Once held up by Donald Trump as model immigrants,
they are now being used as partisan ammunition in the shutdown fight.For much of his presidency,
Donald Trump promised he�d treat Dreamers �with heart,� showing an unusual level
of sympathy for someone whose hard-line immigration stance was the hallmark of his campaign.
"I have a love for these people," Trump said in September.
But now, Dreamers are getting dragged into the toxic politics of the government shutdown.
Republicans are sharpening their rhetoric against the Dreamers, pitting them against
other popular priorities such as keeping a children�s health care program solvent and
funding the military.
Trump�s political arm released an ad accusing top Democrats of siding with the �interests
of illegal immigrants over Americans� � a point top White House officials, including
the president himself, made throughout the first day of the shutdown.
"Democrats are far more concerned with Illegal Immigrants than they are with our great Military
or Safety at our dangerous Southern Border," Trump tweeted on Saturday.
�We will not negotiate the status of 690,000 unlawful immigrants while hundreds of millions
of taxpaying Americans, including hundreds of thousands of our troops in uniform and
border agents protecting our country are held hostage by Senate Democrats,� added White
House legislative director Marc Short, though those Dreamers can work legally and they,
too, pay taxes.The increasingly heated rhetoric, not to mention the general morass of shutdown
politics, is prompting some people concerned with the plight of Dreamers to privately question
whether this battle will ultimately hurt the cause of winning them permanent protection
from deportation.
Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), a veteran of the immigration wars who favors comprehensive
reform, was also surprised that the cause of Dreamers had prompted such a partisan battle.
Flake and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) spent much of Saturday cloistered with Senate leaders
and other rank-and-file senators, trying to carve out a path to not only re-open the government
but somehow move a deal to enshrine the Deferred Action for Child Arrivals Program, or DACA.
Flake recalled that in previous immigration negotiations, finding legal status for Dreamers
was always the easier part of the discussions and that piece was used to help move other,
more controversial changes to immigration laws.
�This is a sympathetic group.
We knew it could move on its own,� Flake said.
�Now on its own, it�s the reason we�re shutting down the government.�
Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), the top negotiator on immigration for Senate
Democrats, said for now, he wasn�t concerned that the ugly shutdown battle would end up
hurting the prospects of a bipartisan immigration deal.
�But the sooner we get beyond this, the better,� Durbin added.
�The longer it goes, the worse it gets.�
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