The DACA issue is not as simple as allowing 800,000 dreamers to stay as legal permanent residents.  If that were to happen, what do we do with their parents and older siblings who came here illegally?  Each of the 800,000 dreamers probably has two or three family members who are not dreamers, which could total two million or more. If dreamers are allowed to stay, Democrats will then demand that their parents and siblings who are not dreamers also be allowed to stay to avoid breaking up families. Hawaii Attorney General Doug Chin will then file a law suit to expand DACA family relationships to include grandparents, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, the gardener and the people living next door. Where does it end?