Use your head. Whoever proposes the deal it'll take both sides to agree to it. What possible incentive do the Democrats have to strike one? In an election year?
The Trump administration merely has to start enforcing the law as written and Congress will come to him with a bi-partisan deal.
LOL! Do you honestly believe that? A bi-partisan deal? In this Congress?
Whether or not he signs the legislation or not is the question.
Since there will be no legislation then there won't be any question to ponder.
You are not using yours.
The Dems will be panicking because they’ve lost one. . . The DACA people will be demanding they do something. They will come up with a bill. The republicans will not want to look like meanies. They will come up with a counter offer. They will have a joining of the minds and pass something that will allow the DACA “kids” to stay. . . And then bring it before President Trump. That SOLVES the legislative intent issue that has always been the bugaboo. Whether it has a pathway to citizenship is anyone’s guess. I am betting it will.
Trump already offered 1.8 million DACA visas in the last deal. . . But the Democrats reneged. Now they can’t afford to.
Trump doesn’t have to offer the deal. He merely has to wait for them to do something while starting to enforce the law as it is written, forcing them to actually DO something. He will have the Executive and the Supreme Court on his side, leaving the third leg of the stool looking foolish if they don’t find a solution. They can’t say they are in the right any more if the SCOTUS has ruled in favor of the law as it stands. They will HAVE to change the law. QED.