What worries me about a bill where you use timing, maybe
a year-end budget agreement, or some other device to get the bill done,
is that that doesn't necessarily produce a bipartisan outcome that you
can be sure of is always going to be on the books. Those types of
bills--those types of quick ``gotcha'' sort of actions--are oftentimes
the bills somebody will try to come back to and repeal or revise. We want a sustainable solution. We want a solution that is going to
work and give certainty to this DACA population for the rest of their
lives. I think the provisions of the BRIDGE Act that are now in the
SUCCEED Act do that. I want to thank Senator Lankford.