Trump now OK with citizenship for illegal childhood arrivals . . . if he gets $25 billion for the wall

For all the talk during the campaign that Trump was anti-immigration, anti-Mexicans and whatever else, his actual policy proposals have never really supported that. He's serious about border security (although there are credible arguments that a wall is not the most effective tactic in getting there), but he seems to want to fix the law to make it work better for everyone as much as he wants to impose draconian enforcement of existing law. Up until late last night, it seemed Trump's position on illegal childhood arrivals was that there should be a provision in the law allowing for renewable legal status, but no citizenship. Today? Apparently the art of the deal now requires a much bigger offer up front, but also a big ask in return: