Trump claims GOP 'very open' to keeping 'Dreamers' in US, takes shot at 'very difficult' Dems

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70% : They were brought into this country many years ago, some of them are no longer young people, and in many cases, they become successful," Trump continued.
61% : Bruna Sollod, senior political director of United We Dream, said in response to Trump's comments, "Actions speak louder than words, and Donald Trump's track record in attacking DACA, fueling depraved disinformation and violence, and scapegoating immigrants extend back to his very first day in office to today.
49% : "Dreamers are going to come later, and we have to do something about the Dreamers, because these are people that have been brought here at a very young age, and many of these are middle-aged people now, they don't even speak the language of their country, and yes, we're going to do something about them," Trump said.FIREBRAND GOP LAWMAKERS DEMANDS MAYORKAS PRESERVE BORDER CRISIS RECORDS FOR TRUMP ADMIN: 'UNDO THE DAMAGE DONE'"I will work with the Democrats on a plan, and if we can come up with a plan, but the Democrats have made it very, very difficult to do anything.
38% : Trump was asked in an interview with NBC News on Sunday about "dreamers," an activist-preferred term for illegal immigrants who arrived as children, and whether they would be included in his plan for mass deportations.
20% : "CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPSollod said that Trump should "immediately call on his allies in Texas to drop the lawsuit against DACA and stop his mass detention and deportation agenda now."
9% : DEM SENATOR URGES BIDEN TO EXTEND PROTECTIONS FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS BEFORE TRUMP ADMIN: 'NOBODY IS SAFE'However, as the Trump administration pushed to end DACA, Trump proposed an additional three years of protection for DACA recipients and others in exchange for money to build a wall along the southern border.
8% : Then-President Barack Obama signed the executive order, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), in 2012, which shielded more than 800,000 illegal immigrants from being deported and gave them the ability to work in the U.S.The Trump administration pushed unsuccessfully to end DACA, being blocked by the Supreme Court.

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