[Impy]

Eric Cantor (R-VA) last Sunday. Cantor .... expressed support for the House version of the DREAM Act, because children should not he held “liable for illegal acts of their parents.”

Held liable? No one is holding them liable. Few seriously suggest deporting them to a country they barely or don't remember being in.

But should they be rewarded for their parents crimes? Cause that's what the DREAM Act does, Eric. You may as well go down to the border and literally lay out a welcome mat.

[xzins]

And there’s the straphanger rule, too. If the kids are legal, then they’ve got to have their parents with them, and the parents get legal, and then the door is open for entire family groups.

It’s back door amnesty.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” Eric Cantor (R-VA) last Sunday. Cantor .... expressed support for the House version of the DREAM Act, because children should not he held “liable for illegal acts of their parents.”

Held liable? No one is holding them liable.”

Cantor took the Chamber of Commerce cash, and now has to tell lie after lie.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Once it gets to conference, House Republicans will no longer be able to stop it: only a simple majority of conferees from each chamber will be needed to get the reconciled “Conference Report” floor votes in both the House and the Senate.

Well, according the promise that Cantor made that they would count GOP votes and verify they had a majority of the GOP members (Hastert rule) before any conference bill could be voted on in the House. video link

I don't want any House immigration bill to go to conference, because I know I will hate whatever comes back, but I will not give up even if that happens. In that case, I would remind Cantor of his promise, and make sure he understands that if he broke his promise he (and the other GOP "Leaders")would be remembered as a Benedict Arnold.