Trump Touts Non
President Donald Trump suggested February 5 that Congress faces a March 5 deadline for dealing with the 690 000 DACA illegals  even though the deadline has been vaporized by a California court.
 Trump  cited the non-existent deadline in a Tweet  he  posted after Democrats announced on Sunday they had rejected  his  four-part amnesty and immigration framework plan.
The Tweet is one of several recent occasions where  Trump  has claimed that the March 5 date is a deadline.
The March 5 deadline appeared in September when Attorney General Jeff Sessions admitted the illegality of former President Barack Obama’s DACA amnesty.  Trump  chose to wind down the DACA program by directing that the lower officials not extend the two-year work permits given to the DACA illegals.
Business groups have touted the March 5 deadline because they are rushing Congress to legally preserve the DACA program. They want the amnesty preserved to keep the 690 000 DACA people in the labor market  but also to deny  Trump  any political leverage that  he  could use to force Congress to accept a broader rewrite of immigration laws that would reduce the inflow of new workers and consumers each year.
[TGT] suggested February 5 that Congress faces a March 5 deadline for dealing with the 690 000 DACA illegals  even though the deadline has been vaporized by a California court.
 [TGT]cited the non-existent deadline in a Tweet  [TGT]  posted after Democrats announced on Sunday they had rejected  [TGT]  four-part amnesty and immigration framework plan.
The Tweet is one of several recent occasions where  [TGT]  has claimed that the March 5 date is a deadline.
The March 5 deadline appeared in September when Attorney General Jeff Sessions admitted the illegality of former President Barack Obama’s DACA amnesty.  [TGT]  chose to wind down the DACA program by directing that the lower officials not extend the two-year work permits given to the DACA illegals.
Business groups have touted the March 5 deadline because they are rushing Congress to legally preserve the DACA program. They want the amnesty preserved to keep the 690 000 DACA people in the labor market  but also to deny  [TGT]  any political leverage that  he  could use to force Congress to accept a broader rewrite of immigration laws that would reduce the inflow of new workers and consumers each year.