Trump abruptly declared there would be “no more DACA deal,” splintering the already shaky negotiations over Dreamers and giving lawmakers, advocates, and even some Republicans fresh proof that his immigration strategy still runs on impulse. The tweets also undercut the White House’s own attempts to present the talks as serious bargaining, replacing that posture with a public deadline-by-rage that left the administration looking both erratic and unserious.
Trump abruptly declared there would be “no more DACA deal,” splintering the already shaky negotiations over Dreamers and giving lawmakers, advocates, and even some Republicans fresh proof that his immigration strategy still runs on impulse. The tweets also undercut the White House’s own attempts to present the talks as serious bargaining, replacing that posture with a public deadline-by-rage that left the administra…
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