CASTRO of Texas. Mr. Speaker, the Congresswoman was talking about
the support for DACA, and it is true that surveys consistently show
that the American people support the DACA kids at about 83 percent or
so. That is an incredible, overwhelming majority support for this
program. She mentioned the possible tradeoff. There has been this argument
that we should pass a clean Dream Act, for example, which is a DACA
fix, and whether it should be paired with anything else, like, if we
are going to pass a DACA bill, what is the price to pay for that? That
is the common debate. What is the President, or what is the majority,
going to demand for that? But as Congresswoman Torres mentioned, I would just point out that
that 83 percent support among the American people is not 83 percent
only if you build a wall. The American people don't say: We support the
DACA kids, but only if you build a wall across the United States of
America. They say: We support the DACA kids, and we want to make sure
that those kids can stay and continue to live in the United States of
America. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from California (Mr.