Thread: Is White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus a cancer in Trump administration?

Is White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus a cancer in the Trump Administration? I ask this because I've noted in a couple of articles lately that he seems to be the primary reason President Trump has not ended the DACA amnesty. Am I wrong on this? Are there any other instances anyone is aware of where Priebus may be given advice counter to what we heard in the campaign? Just curious.

I think we need to be careful relying on articles negative to this Administration. Reince may be with Ryan on DACA until Ryan isn't. But I really think the DACA issue is Trump's alone and for him right now as things have turned out with his Cabinet delays, he's just not made a decision on whether to rescind it and create havoc, let it expire, or rescind it with some terms that ends it all sooner than expiration but not on the spot. His priority has been the Muslim and Terrorism issues, the criminals, the sanctuary cities, the catch and release, the wall, the illegal aliens on welfare and doing all this without Sessions and Tillerson in place and Kelly just put in place early this week, has just slowed down what he considers a lower priority for deportation.

We'll see, but I expect a rescission with terms very soon. And there will be protests, riots and violence. Maybe he wanted to get through the March for Life before there were any more protests in DC. Maybe he didn't want the March for Life tainted by a DACA protest. So much going on, so many issues, so much risk.

I think that it would depend on the source articles that you are reading and if they are credible or just trying to stir trouble and controversy.

Originally Posted by Judy

I think we need to be careful relying on articles negative to this Administration. Reince may be with Ryan on DACA until Ryan isn't. But I really think the DACA issue is Trump's alone and for him right now as things have turned out with his Cabinet delays, he's just not made a decision on whether to rescind it and create havoc, let it expire, or rescind it with some terms that ends it all sooner than expiration but not on the spot. His priority has been the Muslim and Terrorism issues, the criminals, the sanctuary cities, the catch and release, the wall, the illegal aliens on welfare and doing all this without Sessions and Tillerson in place and Kelly just put in place early this week, has just slowed down what he considers a lower priority for deportation.

We'll see, but I expect a rescission with terms very soon. And there will be protests, riots and violence. Maybe he wanted to get through the March for Life before there were any more protests in DC. Maybe he didn't want the March for Life tainted by a DACA protest. So much going on, so many issues, so much risk.

You're forgetting the other option, which is the one I think is more likely thanks to a few folks like Priebus. That option is leaving the DACA program in place until an amnesty bill for the DACA illegals is passed out of the U.S. Congress and signed into law by President Trump.

Originally Posted by Newmexican

I think that it would depend on the source articles that you are reading and if they are credible or just trying to stir trouble and controversy.

Unfortunately some of what I'm referring to are actual quotes, which makes them facts.

http://www.alipac.us/f9/trump-aides-...ources-342862/

I guess this proves Priebus is a "cancer" where DACA amnesty is concerned.