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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump appeared to contradict himself multiple
times in a meeting on immigration with a bipartisan group of lawmakers Tuesday -- a
reflection of growing frustration from Capitol Hill about the lack of direction from
the White House on the issue.
The President at times suggested he would be looking to sign everything from a
stand-alone fix for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program -- set to
expire in March -- to comprehensive immigration reform, often appearing to being
guided by lawmakers in the room to modify his positions.
The comments came during a nearly hour-long conversation between the roughly two
dozen lawmakers, the President and White House staff that the press was allowed to
record -- a window into the difficult negotiations that still surround the issue of
replacing DACA, which protected young undocumented immigrants who came to the
US as children from deportation, and border security.
Trump holds meeting with bipartisan lawmakers over immigration
Trump holds meeting with bipartisan lawmakers over immigration
At the end of the session, Trump suggested that ultimately, he would sign whatever
he was presented with.
"I think my positions are going to be what the people in this room come up with,"
Trump said. "If they come to me with things I'm not in love with, I'm going to do it.
Because I respect them."
Sens. Jeff Flake and James Lankford after the meeting both said the meeting was
surprisingly helpful and they appreciated the President adding some clarity to the
discussions, while noting hammering out the details remains to be worked out.
Lankford acknowledged that the meeting got "confusing," saying though Trump at
the beginning defined "DACA" as a deal that included DACA plus border security
and two other areas of reform, it was unclear during some parts of the meeting.

"It got confusing at times, in fact he said later, 'I just want a clean DACA and we'll do
a comprehensive later,' and some of us said, 'Whoa, what do you mean by that?' And
he came back to those four items," the Oklahoma Republican told reporters
afterward.
The White House declared the meeting a success in a statement released Tuesday
afternoon.
"President Donald J. Trump just concluded a successful bipartisan and bicameral
meeting on immigration reform," press secretary Sarah Sanders said in the statement.
"During the closed-door portion of the meeting, they reached an agreement to
negotiate legislation that accomplishes critically needed reforms in four high-priority
areas: border security, chain migration, the visa lottery, and the Deferred Action for
Childhood Arrivals policy."
Asked during the White House briefing by CNN's Jim Acosta whether Trump is
demanding border wall funding in exchange for a DACA deal, Sanders would only
say: "The President wants border security."
Pressed again repeatedly, Sanders again insisted Trump wants "border security"
funding -- but would not commit to the wall.
Trump's equivocation was the opposite of what lawmakers have long sought from the
President. Republicans especially have pushed for the administration to draw clear
lines around what would be a doable deal, giving them cover with the base to
compromise and giving them leverage with Democrats to move the debate forward.
Asked if Tuesday provided the clarity that lawmakers have been asking for, Lankford
said there was still more to be done.
"Oh no, there's still some room to go on it," he said. "They're continuing to get more
and more clear on what they're putting out, we're getting closer and closer."
What is DACA and why is it ending?
What is DACA and why is it ending?
Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn made the point directly to Trump during the
meeting, saying that House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch
McConnell both told the President at a legislative retreat with Republicans over the
weekend that only a bill with Trump's support would move forward for a vote.
"So, that's I think the picture that we need to be looking through, the lens we need to
be looking through, not only what can we agree to among ourselves on a bipartisan
basis, but what will you sign into law," Cornyn said. "Because we all want to get to a
solution here and we realize the clock is ticking."
But details in the meeting were still hard to come by.
'It's a mess': DACA negotiations hit a snag ahead of White House
meeting
'It's a mess': DACA negotiations hit a snag ahead of White House meeting

At one point, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a California Democrat, suggested to Trump that
Congress could pass the "Dream Act" alone, which would provide a path to
citizenship for DACA recipients and which has been Democrats' starting point
demand, and then turn to comprehensive reform.
When Trump indicated he would agree to that, House Majority Leader Kevin
McCarthy said border security would have to be part of the package, prompting
Trump to say that's what he thought Feinstein meant, and then a flurry of
clarifications.
Trump said his version of a "clean" deal would include DACA, border security,
ending "chain migration" or family-based migration, and ending the diversity visa
lottery. But those issues are commonly thought to only be achievable in a
comprehensive immigration deal.
Trump then both endorsed doing comprehensive immigration reform sooner and
later.
Lawmakers working on a DACA deal have long fought to keep the bill narrow,
saying adding more into it would only make it collapse under its own weight.
House conservatives prep own DACA bill
House conservatives prep own DACA bill
Trump said he would "take the heat" if lawmakers wanted to move toward
comprehensive immigration reform, saying they were "not that far away" from it.
But then a few minutes later, Trump said DACA could come first and reform could
come down the road, or immediately after.
"I think what we are all saying is we'll do DACA and we can certainly start
comprehensive immigration reform the following afternoon, OK?" Trump said.
"We'll take an hour off and start. I do believe that. Because once we get DACA done
if it's done properly with security and everything else, if it's done properly, we have
taken a big chunk of comprehensive out of the negotiations. I don't think it's going to
be that complicated."
Since Trump decided to end DACA in September, lawmakers have been working to
find a deal on the issue. The Tuesday meeting came ahead of a January 19
government funding deadline that Democrats are pushing to include DACA and a
host of other issues.
This story has been updated to include additional developments.
CNN's Donald Judd, Noah Gray, Jeremy Diamond and Jim Acosta contributed to this
report.

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