Indian Wells, Calif.
There’s no way a Democratic House and a Republican Senate could pass legislation resolving the future of the Dreamers before Election Day. Or is there?
by Jim Geraghty
The network of groups allied to Charles Koch thinks a pro-Dreamer agreement is close to fruition.
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DACA supporters outside the White House, September 2017.
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Indian Wells, Calif.
There’s no way a Democratic House and a Republican Senate could pass legislation resolving the future of the Dreamers before Election Day. Or is there?

About the Author
Jim Geraghty is the senior political correspondent of National Review.
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Indian Wells, Calif.
There’s no way a Democratic House and a Republican Senate could pass legislation resolving the future of the Dreamers before Election Day. Or is there?

About the Author
Jim Geraghty is the senior political correspondent of National Review.
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