Democrats ‘nervous’ after confusing White House meeting on DACA fix

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A bipartisan meeting between lawmakers and President Trump at the White House Tuesday left many Democrats scratching their heads and anxious about the prospects of reaching any deal.

On the table: Relief for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival program, enhancing border security, and limiting diversity visas and family-based migration. Those are the rough parameters lawmakers will have when entering into more heated negotiations in the coming days.

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