Because of an inner caucus fight, the Dems may not have enough juice to fight Trumps changes to DACA. Heck, if they really want to keep DACA, they just have to make a deal with the Deal Master.

Democratic leaders said Tuesday that the public feud between the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) and Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) won’t derail the effort to help “Dreamers” before the end of the year.

Curbelo is actively seeking to join the CHC, which hasn’t had a Republican member in two decades, but he has infuriated the group’s members by declining to endorse the Dream Act and by suggesting Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-N.M.), chairwoman of the caucus, is an unfit leader because she doesn’t speak Spanish.
The bickering is seen as a potential impediment to the bipartisan effort to shield immigrants in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which President Trump rescinded in September. 
But Democratic leaders said the CHC-Curbelo strife, while a distraction, won’t scuttle the DACA debate altogether  . . . . .   read the full article in the Hill,  here.
Editor's notes:  Funny how the Dems want you to think their party problems are never as bad as they seem.   That last paragraph,  above,  is rather humorous in its cautious denial of reality:  They want you to believe that while the inner Caucus feud rages,  it "won't scuttle the DACA debate altogether. "   Translation: it is a serious problem,  threatening to divide the party at its Hispanic roots, but as far as the rest of the world is concerned,  "it really is not that bad of a problem."  
Yeh,  right.