. >> greg: the solution is two words: donald daca.e could destroy the democratic party by introducing his path to citizenship. make it supple, straightforward. for the people who contribute. whether you enlist in the army come over there you are a guy who is working, who has no criminal record and has a family. you could still build that wall because you want the wall. you want the gate. that's good politics and good policy. that's what we want. eric weinstein makes this point. mass immigration advocates depend on a false narrative that all restrictions are xenophobic when you can be -- you can love other cultures but believe in restrictions. >> dana: president trump, as he does donald daca, he could dare the conservatives and the freedom caucus to go against hi him. >> kimberly: i think it's a great strategy. he's been very successful during this type of thing where people wouldn't think, he's championing an issue any markets and puts it forward. it's a good opportunity because this has been such an issue for years and years. there i

donald trump can destroy the tender craddick party, if he presents donald daca, his own path to citizenshipplay by the rules, you are in. >> juan: the republicans wouldn't by the plan. >> kimberly: maybe they are going to line up and buy it. >> juan: they didn't buy it when he put it out. the key point here is the assumption should always be that a child belongs with his mom or her mom, their parents. >> greg: the missing 1500. >> juan: i think you are missing the idea that something so essential and so part of family values. a >> kimberly: it has nothing to do with family value. it has to do with public safety. why are children coming over unaccompanied? where are the parents? >> juan: you think these kids ers? >> kimberly: i n that that. >> juan: let them be with their mother. a >> greg: they are in a different facility. >> kimberly: q the pictures from 2014. >> juan: in a minute, they are all going to be members of ms-13, according to you. i find is terrible. >> kimberly: supreme court sides with a colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. what it means for reli

por otro lado, hoy hace seis aÑos que se firmÓ daca y hoy donald trump se manifestÓ en contra a una medidalufo tiene toda la informaciÓn . adelante, jaime. jaime:en el aniversario de la firma de daca, los soÑadores continÚan en la espera de que se defina su futuro legal. brenda gonzÁlez de 24 aÑos tiene daca desde su inicio. >> la seguridad que te da a nivel econÓmico y profesional, es grande. estoy defraudada al saber que puede que lo perdamos todo. jaime: donald trump dijo que no apoyarÍa una legislaciÓn entre republicanos moderados y conservadores que incluye una legalizaciÓn para los beneficiarios de daca. >> no me sorprende. por las cosas que se ha dicho, sabemos que no tenemos el apoyo de los republicanos. >> desafortunadamente miramos cÓmo Él juega con la vida de los niÑos. jaime: andrÉs quinteros es profesor. andrÉs: quiere la pared, vigilancia la frontera, limitar la migraciÓn ilegal y desafortunadamente hoy cambiÓ su forma de pensar por el hecho de que vio crÍticas de segmentos conservadores y hoy dice que no apoyarÁ. jaime: la casa blanca aclarÓ que donald trump apoyarÍa la legi

daca es ilegal y una violaciÓn abierta ante las leyes de migraciÓn, declara. luego afirmÓ que actuarÍa con corazÓn, -- de que afirmÓ que actuarÍa con el corazÓn, donald trump cancelÓa no estarÍan las cortes federales, estarÍa en el congreso de la naciÓn. los demÓcratas en grupo de republicanos moderados tienen forzar un voto sobre daca en la cÁmara baja. >> ya dejen a estos niÑos en paz, denles una reforma migratoria para que estÉn aquÍ permanentemente. pablo: el gobierno busca bloquear el programa de las cortes, pero hasta el momento no ha tenido Éxito. en washington, pablo gato, univisiÓn. fÉlix: familias de bajos recursos no tendrÁn un presupuesto adicional y jÓvenes y ancianos no podrÁn acceder al servicio de salud gratuito, tenemos mÁs detalles de esta decisiÓn legislativa. dulce: el acuerdo de california logrÓ el presupuesto del aÑo fiscal, pero hay dos propuestas que habrÍan beneficiado a personas indocumentadas que no fueron aprobadas. >>vemos que los legisladores no priorizaron esto, a pesar de que hubo un desarrollo econÓmico grande. dulce:se buscaba es tender -- extender un prÉstamo a familias indocumentadas con ingresos de 22,300 dÓlares al aÑo fueran

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but i think we have to do daca first. >> republicans then rushed to get donald trump back on the leashcan side and, of course, nothing has happened on daca, but california spoke last night on what is now the two-year battle between diane feinstein and donald trump, and donald trump lost very, very badly. democratic lieutenant governor, gavin newsome will face john cox in the november election. and today president trump tweeted, he can win, about john cox, about the republican running for governor. to which gavin newsome replied, please come campaign for him as much as possible. we are patiently awaiting donald trump's response to gavin newsom's tweet. been silent so far. up next i'll ask ron klain what will happen in california if donald trump does dare go out to california to campaign against gavin newsom. bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that t

but i think we have to do daca first. >> republicans then rushed to get donald trump back on the leashk to the republican side and, of course, nothing has happened on da daca, but california spoke last night on what is now the two-year battle between diane feinstein and donald trump, and donald trump lost very, very badly. democratic lieutenant governor, gavin newsome will face john cox in the november election. and today president trump tweeted, he can win, about john cox, about the republican running for governor. to which gavin newsome replied, please come campaign for him as much as possible. we are patiently awaiting donald trump's response to gavin newsom's tweet. been silent so far. up next i'll ask ron klain what will happen in california if donald trump does dare go out to california to campaign against gavin newsom. liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry

ship in alabama because of racism you got to be pretty racist and donald trump is in that same camp where you mention the children daca the deferred action for childhood arrivals program that president donald trump threatens to shut down and federal courts so far haven't led them as the dreamers persevered thousands of them are graduating from college despite being ineligible for the federal loans and grants their classmates enjoyed to these young people into the workforce disadvantaged. they do and the thing is that they're the best of what this country has to offer we have a person here in san diego douceur garcia she paid for her own education and now she's an immigration lawyer a lawyer all the to robbie's going to medical school paying for his own education there was a person in houston that after the floods gave up gave up his life trying to rescue people they represent as to offer how dare ask to a country they don't they don't know let's remember that the people that are here come from all over the world there's no legal way for the majority to enter there is no line for most and for those that there is a line

luego la casa blanca afirmÓ que donald trump se refiriÓ al proceso de rebeliÓn interna que algunos republicano para votar por dacarlo a voto y que Él afirmaba, tuvieron los lÍderes republicanos pararlo y regresarlo y decirle: no, no, estamos negociando. donald trump no tiene ni idea de quÉ pasan el congreso. pmientras, un diario dijo que el presente migratorio mÁs moderado, es el peor en un siglo. no dan a los dreamers residencia legal, reduce el nÚmero de emigrantes legales en un 40% y los emigrante que esperan para obtener un tipo de tarjeta verde, rÍan canceladas sus solicitudes, afirma el diario. hay un ambiente polÍtico dividido en el congreso, algo que hace que muchos duden que se llegue a un acuerdo antes de las elecciones de noviembre. los activistas dejan un mensaje, mi tras la icÓnica foto de la niÑa hondureÑa que representa la divisiÓn familiar da la vuelta al mundo. >> queremos que el congreso pareesta prÁctica inhumana y si no la paran, nos vamos a ver en las elecciones. fÉlix: en los Últimos dÍas, 109 emigrante fueron detenidos en texas durante redadas, asÍ lo informÓ ice. se encontraron 35 personas

la administraciÓn de donald trump presiona un tribunal de texas para que declare ilegal al programa dacaa decisiÓn entrarÍa en conflicto con las dos Órdenes previas de otros tribunales federales que fallaron a favor de mantener el programa. ilia: el gobierno de presiente donald trpezÓ a evaluar bases militares para el posible albergue de niÑos inmigrantes o alojarlos en carpas. janet: hasta 5000 niÑos podrÍan ser alojados en carpas bases mi en texas. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza dice que esta ciudades de carpas son una posibilidad real. >> niÑos no acompaÑados que estamos viendo en estos meses vamos a necesitar mÁs capacidad. janet: el gobierno federal a que los funcionaos militares de tres lugares,om su potencial uso para albergues de niÑos no acompaÑados. uno ltres sitios serÁ ccionado. a la congresista demÓcrata que emigrÓ a estados unidos desde niÑa la idea le parte el corazÓn. >> es difÍcil. no sÉ cÓmo decirle a este dictador que tenemos de presidente quniÑo. janet: el gobierno dice que evalÚa sus opciones, pero no respondiÓ a preguntas de cuÁnto se niÑos o quÉ tipo de carpas e

applause) >> stephen mill certificate reportedly behind many of donald trump's most heartless immigration policies. the travel ban, canceling dacaarents. how can he support causing so much pain? >> how he can support cause sog much pain. calm down, you snowflake. okay? what you got to understand is riling up liberals is stephen miller's thifnlgt don't forget this is a guy who ran for student government in high school on a platform to make the janitors work harder. he once jumped into the middle of a woman's track meet to prove that men are better athletes. now did he do that because nobody would have sex with him? no, he did it to trigger the libs, and he had a lot of time to plan it because nobody would have sex with him. >> trevor: wait, wait, so you are saying that getting a reaction and angry reaction is what stephen miller wants. >> it is not only what he wants t is what he thrives on. that is what gets him out of his casket in the morning. so don't even try, liberals. calling stephen miller a light bull be covered in skin or what happens when yuf cousins [bleep] only nourishes him. and pointing out that he could rent his f

on this family separation issue on the border, as well as a pack to citizenship for daca recipients and president donaldrump's border wall but the president is uncertain on whether or not he supports that plan. on friday the republican said republicans in the house were, quote, wasting their time as they try to move forward with their plan on immigration and that is because he said the senate is not going to take it up so what is the point of bringing it up now? house republicans are still working over the weekend to try to strenktgthen that plan and g more votes but not looking like the plan will get much support next week on the house floor. still a lot of questions whether it passes. it's not looking good at this point despite the president talking all over about immigration even in the state of nevada yesterday. >> really still a lot of questions about the time line and what some of these elements of this plan really mean for people. lauren fox, we appreciate it. thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> joining me is errol louis and cnn political analyst julian zeleny. gentlemen, welcome back. >> good

. >> most people including the president doing something appropriate for the daca recipients but that is one pillar of donald trump's four pillars, the others have to be met, securing the border, closing loopholes on amnesty and other aspects, interior enforcement, and a merit-based immigration system by ending extended invitation in the visa lottery. those are all things we are working on and how you do that for daca recipients is key and if you don't have a special pathway to citizenship only they can have where they are eligible but anyone who followed the law, that is a much more acceptable course of action for the majority of the conference and the american people. >> we will see what you can do to get to the senate and the pres. so we will watch. thank you for joining us. before singapore, the pres. planning on sticking to a hard line with the manual macron. alive report from quÉbec and breaking tonight, brand-new fox news paul, stemming approval rating and surprise move in the generic midterm ballot. this is the scene from downtown dc where fans of the hockey team celebrating their first stanley cup v

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donald trump and nevada sen. dean heller, the only republican up for reelection in a state hillary clinton won in 2016. bipartisan effort to force a dacate is dead paul ryan announcing congr will consider two immigration bills, the decision coming moments after an attempt at a discharge ti, o signatures short. that would allow the house to put a vote on the floor without ryan's approval, it will be the first time the house considered legislation to protect illegal immigrants who entered the us as children. department of justice denied all claims deputy attorney general rod rosenstein threatened to subpoena lawmakers for records in the russia probe, jeff sessions coming to his defense, todd pyro joins us with the exclusive fox news bombshell. >> of the committee likes litigators, the drg are litigators and we will sen your records and your emails, the threat summarizing a quote from rosenstein during a january 2018 meeting about coming to life, deputy ag referring to those of the republican-led house until committee and repeated demands for doj documen relatedo the russia investigation. the committee staffer writes watching the deputy a

traemos mensaje muy fuerte a la administraciÓn de donald trump que es un alto a la deportaciÓn inmediata una residencia permanente para los tpsianos los dacapolicÍa de inmigraciÓn balaceo a claudia patricia gonzÁlez y tambiÉn justicia para roxana que muriÓ nesto que estÁn soste. >> sÍ eso representa y tiÉn nosotros le tr trump, pence y a paul ryan y a ¿cÓmo se llama? nuestro legislador que ya vaos a tolerar el ataque contra nuestra comunidades ¿verdad? que nuestras comunidades merecen respeto y q necesitamos una desmilitarizaciÓn inmediata de la frontera. >> antes que acabe el tiempo cuÉntenos cÓmo fue la caminata, encontraron con personas que claramente no gustaban de los inmigrantes. >> llegamos a pueblos que son controlados por gente que no nos quiere por gente que se llama l ala en inglÉs) inclusive amenazaron a muerte a ude nu sÍ cruzamos sus pueblos, fue dura la caminata, cruzamos montaÑas, momentos difÍciles pero estamos aquÍ frente a la casa blanca. >> y ha dicho que esto no es una visita breve, es unos cuÁntos dÍas mÁs aquÍ. >> sÍ, nosotros vamos a estar aquÍ, vamos a continuar nuestro cabildeo porque es importante decirle a peter

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donald trump. >>> eliminaci, yo nyo no soy cu tengo familia que esta sufriendo mucho. entre el grupo de 35 personas tamiÉn habÍan indocumentados beneficiarios de dacaal para protestar la reciente muerte de una indocumentada que muriÓ por una bala de un guardia fronterizo. >>> el grupo llegÓ a la capital el mismo dÍa que las naciones unidas se pronunciaron en contra de la polÍtica de donal trump de separar a niÑos de su familia cuando cruza la frontera. >>> la portavoz de la onu dijo este martes que de tener niÑos n no es normal y pidiÓ que el gobierno detuviera la polÉmica prÁctica que dijo, viola los derechos de los menores. en un tweet el presidente escribiÓ, separar familias en la frontera es culpa de la a las legislaciones aprobadas por los demÓcratas. cabe recalcar que fue la actual fiscal general quien anunciÓ el mes pasado la implementaciÓn de esta polÍtica conocida como cero tolerancia. >>> naciones unidas dijo no criminalizar la entrada de menores al paÍs. >>> la oficina del alto comisionado de naciones unidas para los derechos humanos seÑaÓo que separar familias y detener menos de edad representa una violaciÓn grave de los derechos de los

presidente donald trump no convenció a los pse >> es una burla porque va a continuar encarcelando a los niños con sus padres . >> sería una oportunidad para que los muchachos que tienen dacaasan por esto. >> la vigilia término a las 8:00 de la noche las personas dijeran que les hubiese gustado haber a más hispanos presentes . >> reportando en vivo noticiero telemundo 48 . >> muchas gracias por esta información . >> a pesar de la orden ejecutiva para detener la separación de las familias, en auckland líderes dijeron que el daño ya está hecho y quieren crear una comisión de derechos humanos, una violación vergonzosa los derechos humanos . >> tenemos cero tolerancia por tratar a niños y a madres y padres a familias así. >> la congresista pidió la renuncia de la secretaria de seguridad nacional y representantes del condado dicen que se necesitan recursos para atender a niños afectados que lleguen a nuestra región . >> ya vimos al presidente firmando la petición, a hay cierto grado de confusión en cuanto a su alcance y su aplicación. vamos a ir con andrés quien conversó con representantes de varios gobiernos de la región. >> q cuál es la situación? >> para muchos el ambiente d

e-verify system but we have to have a conversation in this country about daca and these 800,000 young people living in limbo, thanks to donaldnd thanks to jeff sessions sort of -- >> shannon: a number of democrats in the senate would not vote on the proposals that were brought up to them. you've got to have democrats in the senate side to get to fix these things, for anyto get to a vote. >> i agree. the only reason they had to get towabecause decided to rescind the daca program to begin with. they said there was these legal challenges, they played political football with these 800,000 800,000 ungeople. >> president obama created a program that he had said leeshe did not have thl authoty to create. you look at the other program with her parents, deemed unconstitutional. president obama created a program that he knew was nonconstitutional from the beginning. he was the one that subjected bees dreamers to the political whims of the administration. >> shannon: we got to leave her there. as unresolved as it is on capitol hill. richard, lisa, we thankouoth for weighing in. hopefully someone is working on it. thank you. after the s

they said, give a 700,000 daca, and we said, we'll compromise, halfway, and they said, no. then donald trump comes in and says, we'll do 1.8 million. >> laura: he doubled it. i was like, what was that all about? >> democrats said no. >> laura: calling their bluff. figure 25 republicans working with 200 democrats on a moderate bill we are talking about, and no democrats are showing up and down last night, the ultimate icing on the cake to show francisco totally wrong, we said ted cruz and mark meadows putting bills on the family unification part, that is not the issue. you had it right in your "angle." it's about open borders and the rule of law is at stake. >> laura: the dude on -- this is not about unifying families. as heartwarming as that is, okay, we'll adjudicate your case, oh, you will keep them in internment camps. >> that conclusion is, what do they want? they want an issue in november. they don't want -- >> laura: they don't want to solve it. >> they don't want to unify families. we've got bills to do that. they will say they want to help the daca kids, they are voting know wh

donald trump que reta la polÍtica de separar a niÑos de sus familias no cruza la frontera sur. >> en washington telemundo. >> surge un acuerdo entre los republicanos para ayudar a los inmigrantes amparados con dacae permanecer en el paÍs o por ocho aÑos pero despuÉs de eso no estÁ claro cual serÍa el camino. >> hay un poco de desacuerdo en cuanto a cÓmo es que se logra un puente el sistema de migraciÓn legal a estos jÓvenes. la abrumadora mayorÍa de los republicanos apoya que los jÓvenes inmigrantes puedan permanecer en estados unidos por el resto de su vida. >> el legislador dice que este consenso de 2 a fortalecerÁ a la frontera y reformarÁ las leyes de migraciÓn. >> varios inmigrantes de centroamÉrica reciben el primer alimento en dÍas en el paso texas, la orden franciscana del Área de las cruces recibiÓ los refugiados que emigran a estados unidos, les dan alimentos, hospedaje y ayuda de transporte sus difÍcil travesia hacia no e norte. >> es bien duro, ga(...( . >> que le pasa?. >> gar(...( . >> cada martes llegan nuevos visitantes y los franciscanos se aseguran de hacerlos sentir en su casa. >> la intenciÓn del evento era para que los fanÁticos la pasarÁn bien viendo el partido d de anoche

democratic party does not want to give donald trump anything he wants with respect to what he campaigned for and promised the american people. they want to get big dacamnesty. they have been using weapon i think it since 2003 when they started using dreamers, now they are trying to weapon ice kids in conflict between the campaign making a political issue, short-term detention of minors going on for years so it is artificial father, nancy pelosi should not be in congress anymore, they have been too long. working to find solutions, trump said if you're willing to work with me we can find a way to get to a real solution. heather: people who would live in this country legally, separated from their children every single day. thank you for joining us, we will see what happens on a big day. the time is 15 minutes after the top of the hour. after the left slammed the trump administration for using the bible to defend its border policy hillary clinton is finding god herself. >> jesus said suffer the little children unto me. he did not say let the children suffer. heather: carly shimkus live with reaction pouring in online. heather: a round of questioning with

but donald trump was going up to the hill saying he wants to get a comprehensive bill done. so talking about dacahe wants to end chain migration, end the visa lottery system. he is talking about specific policies that he wants to get done. close this catch and release loophole. i get that you like the insults and have cool one liners, but what specific policies are you putting forward. all i am hearing from you is you want open borders. and whether it is m s-13 or traffickers. >> i have listed specifically what i stand for and what the president stands for -- >> told the truth about donald trump. that this is a guy who is surrounded by weirdest edge point people, surrounded by people who contextualize this as browning of america. a lot of folks around here like steven miller -- >> you don't like steven miller, i get it. you attacked steven. tell us your ideas you have no idea. >> -- racially charged and this is a complete spectacle designed by this administration to show children in pain, and in fear so you can acheerieve a legislativ end. they strike bottom and keep digging every single day. the

donald trump's name. legal immigration, no. an asylum policy that protects human policies, no. daca to protect dreamers, no. policies that treats wife beating, rape, human trafficking as matters for us to protect women, no. a nation of immigrants, no. all they want is a wall. the republican party is no longer home for decent men and women of values, faith, and conscience. both are leaving us with one last commitment, to put the needs of this erratic president above the will of the people and above the good of our nation. at some point someone needs to stop complimenting the emperor on his new set of clothes and start telling the president he's naked. covering his rear end from all the lies, the deceit, and the soullessness is no longer sustainable. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president and to direct their remarks to the chair. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume to respond to some of the false charges we're hearing here. first off, with regard to e-verify, the

donald trump said they signed a .mportant document it parliament votes on a flagship brexit legislation. daca. ofistine lagarde warns [indiscernible] the g7 summit. anna: good morning, everybody. this is nannette is "bloomberg daybreak: europe ." the signing of a document of o not know the contents by kim jong-un and president trump. we are waiting details, coming at 2:30 p.m. local time. trump has said he will hold a press conference to give the details. he said the details will come. important to note that with have said they have developed a very special bond. anna: a special bond. the -- president trump talked affecty about his meeting with kim. shaking hands and singapore for the first time. of handshaking since that moment. press conference for the details. with that in mind, let's check the markets. are keeping expectations in check my investors keeping a level head. things are looking positive than they did in u.s. futures in our or so ago. we are expecting a bump at the start of the european trading day. keep an eye on the u.k. specific story around the pound. risk radar. the show yo

that daca sticking point and finally as for the senate, mitch mcconnell was asked about immigration, he didn't see it happening. >> we will talk more about that coming up. democrats fighting donaldhe way yet the party is still struggling to find a direction and a message for the midterms. deputy assistant to the pres. sebastian gorka says until they do, 2018 will be a repeat of 2016. >> absolutely clear nothing has changed except the pres. delivered on those key issues, decided to build the wall, figures from dhs are stunning and it will be the economy and national security yet again. the bottom line is they don't have a message, they are whispering about impeachment but who is there real leader, democrats don't want america to succeed. that is the bottom line and why they want to sabotage the pres. and it is mind-boggling. >> order to take back the house in november democrats need to flip 23 republican seats. both sides of the aisle demanding answers about an informant planted in the trump campaign. the senate judiciary committee requesting a full unredacted copy of the fbi's confidential human source policy was a letter signed by chuck grassley and dianne feinstein, the fbi di

daca. that issue had been bubbling and no answer. this is an attempt to find a solution to that while also paring with what we know donald trump wants which is significant funding for the border wall. >> right. >> that is now being smashed into with this family separation issue, and they're trying to deal with it all in one time with a big, broad bill. i wasn't sure when speaker ryan initially said we're going to solve the family separation issue tomorrow whether he meant we'll address it. that, apparently, is not the case. >> it's part of the big bill which is so hard to get through. >> that's -- that's exactly it. >> and that's why the reporter asked the question, and then, what do you do next? he said this is plan b, but also are you worried about the optics that it might look like you're using these children for leverage to get through what you haven't been able to get through? >> and remember, was there not significant funding despite what donald trump says. donald trump wanted full funding in the last government spending bill. he wanted $25 billion and that did not happen and didn't come close to happening and he got about a b

daca they believe is a separate issue than dealing with those people -- there are 600,000 people in the backlog on just those claiming asylum. those points of clarification are big issues. charles: donald trump would have to give his stamp of approval. >> president trump would push a lot of people over the edge. particularly conservatives who are big fans of the president mike matt gaetz. >> tammy bruce is with us. she is also the washington times columnist. dan p.m. mclaughlin is our liberal commentator for the evening. we saw all the enthusiasm from the rally. but this has been a bad week for the republican party. it hasn't been president trump's best week either. tomorrow is a big moment of truth. how are they going to handle it? >> he does have a handle on the nature of what's going on and something that maybe shift. his executive order, he said from the beginning he wanted that to be changed, but he wanted congress to do it so we weren't governing by executive order. charles: congress with all due respect felt like they gave up. they abdicated their role. they forgot what the framers meant when they wrote the constitution. tammy: it suited the establishment because no one had to t

donald trump is doing. president obama never should ve wrote in daca. he never should have done that.oke the law by doing that. i wa president trump, if they do not have e-verify, if they do not have the wall, if they do not have the lotto or the family train migration, i don't want him to even signed the bill. right here in texas come our wanting to give the children a better place to live. he's going to tell them not to do it. so it is the democratic party because they accused the president at every turn. they don't want to help because they want to see this country go -- so theyy can say control us like north korea does and all these other nations do. they do not want the u.s. to be a free nation. the democrats has never wanted free.s.a. to be >> i just have to comments. i have been against illegal immigration for quite a while. i am puerto rican by birth and i am active military. i traveled through south america and saw the poverty these people live in. i married a venezuelan. we were kind of here alone in the maryland area and said let's bring your mom over so she can help. we sa

donald trump. >> would you be willing to go along with compromise legislation -- comprehensive immigration reform, democrats have to compromise, republicans have to compromise, if it includes an opportunity for the dreamers, the daca recipients to have a pathway to citizenship, would you be willing to support what the president demands, $25 billion for that border wall with mexico? >> we have had these discussions before. let's not forget that the senate democrats and actually senate republicans did have a bipartisan bill that did include money for the border wall. i don't remember it being $25 billion, but close to $8 billion with a pathway to citizenship. the president rejected it. there's a lot of things i'm willing to talk about and a lot of things i'm willing to proxhipr compromi compromise. he said i can fix everything. he has yet to fix anything during his administration. the one thing you can fix is this. he can pick up the phone. he is unwilling to do it. >> do you think the house will pass this legislation this week or next week? >> i don't believe they will pass that legislation. the compromises among moderates and conservative republicans has nothing to do with us on other side. they need us to have th

daca resipient to become citizens of the united states of america. think about that. by the way, lawrence, let's not forget how many republican votes or might have meant, how many supporters of donaldrump would like that, i don't think the democrats like that. >> they don't like it now because of who is in charge. many democrats that oppose this type of legislation were for the same thing years ago. now, because it is politically expedient, now they have changed the -- this is the same democratic party that shut down the government over this issue. so the lines are very clear right now. this is something that they plan on campaigning on, running photos on in the next election. it will not help them. trish: i've seen some of the polls. they suggest that you know, americans don't like this, but i'll tell you, if you really push a lot of americans they ultimately want this administration to look out for americans first. >> immigration is still the number one issue. it is still a number one issue i get it. >> the issue that donald trump already won in the past election. so i don't understand the strategy of relitigating this for another election. i guess they want to get shellacked aga

tolerancia por parte del gobierno donald trump y con el anuncio del fiscal general jeff sessions, se estÁ haciendo una especie de embudo para los inmiinmigrantes, lo vi con dacaalizados para ver si en el proceso se cometiÓ un ilÍcito o se dijo una mentira para revocar ese permiso o ciudadanÍa y regresarlos a su paÍs de origen. >> peor aÚn. >> cada vez el embudo se hace mucho mÁs pequeÑo y la comunidad inmigrante en estados unidos se ve cada vez mÁs afectada y aumenta el temor. >> te cierran el embudo y cierran las posibilidades en estados unidos, y estados unidos con todo el poder econÓmico no trabaja en el origen, ayudar a esos paÍses a terminar con la violencia en esos paÍses, ellos no quieren venir para acÁ. >> ese fue un argumento del fiscal general sessions que dijo que en el caso del asilo polÍtico se hizo para dar un pequeÑo apoyo, no para solucionar el problema y que se estaba aprovechando la comunidad inmigrante de este tipo de asilos para obtener beneficios. >> que investigo en cuÁles ameritan y no, pero no cerrar el embudo porque hay gente que lo necesita. >> efectivamente. >> se complica. >> vamos a una pausa y regresamos con mucho mÁs de un nuevo

donald trump's name. legal immigration, no. an asylum policy that protects human policies, no. daca to protect dreamers, no. policies that treats wife beating, rape, human trafficking as matters for us to protect women, no. a nation of immigrants, no. all they want is a wall. the republican party is no longer home for decent men and women of values, faith, and conscience. both are leaving us with one last commitment, to put the needs of this erratic president above the will of the people and above the good of our nation. at some point someone needs to stop complimenting the emperor on his new set of clothes and start telling the president he's naked. covering his rear end from all the lies, the deceit, and the soullessness is no longer sustainable. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president and to direct their remarks to the chair. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume to respond to some of the false charges we're hearing here. first off, with regard to e-verify, the