. >> joining us is california congresswoman loretta sanchez. the president is in texas as you know, a few hundred miles from the center of the crisis. should he have gone to the border? >> welt i believe if he went to texas he might have gone to look at what's actually happening. i'm sure many people on the border have been updating him. but i think if he had had a chance he should have probably gone. >> what about what some of your democratic colleagues are saying. they criticized him not going to the border, especially if he's in texas fundraising. 80 -- your friend henry quellar criticized this as possibly becoming his katrina moment. >> we certainly do have a humanitarian issue, refugee issue at that border. if i had been him, i would have taken a closer look at what's going on. it's not that he hasn't been told about it. i think it looks a little bad for a president to go to the state and not look at the issue that is really right in front at the time. >> at a senate hearing a today, republican senator ron johnson questioned the amount of

let me go with loretta sanchez first. with what the president said today, and what did see say about whether we're going to change the law, let the kids in to stay, or what? >> well, actually, i was pretty impressed by the meeting this time around. and the president on the issue of the minors seemed to indicate a pretty straightforward position, at least my take on that was, chris, that one, if these children were coming from countries simply because it was an economic hardship, there weren't opportunities for them, that they had family back there and were in a pretty safe place, these children would go through the process and be sent back. but he did say that one of the reasons he wanted more funds was in fact to be able to do the investigations that are required to see what types of situations are going on where these children might live, and which ones would actually be in harm's way might have somebody going after their family or those particular kids, and that those might have an inability to have a refugee status he

we bring in california democratic congresswoman loretta sanchez. a ranking member of the house armed services committee. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. what is your reaction to secretary kerry actually going to egypt? what could you think he could accomplish? >> well, it's always a lot less expensive if we don't go to war or others don't go to war and we use diplomacy, jose, to fix some of the issues. i applaud secretary kerry for going over there for working with the new president of egypt to see if he has any influence with respect to hamas there and gaza and try to resolve this conflict. at least get a ceasefire while we can get the people to the table so they can discuss this before they continue to kill each other. >> yeah, you know, the last ceasefire attempted by egypt really went nowhere and the israeli justice minister is saying there's no really no real options for ceasefires right now. i'm wondering is there anything the world can do. it can't be that we can standby and see this living hell, as martin was talking about in th

kyung lah, cnn, tacoma, washington. >>> "outfront" tonight representative loretta sanchez. you just heard that story. it's impossible to watch those stories and even if you're of the mind of just send everybody back, to not be moved by a father who is speechless and that he's finally seeing his family but a son who doesn't even remember his father. but yet the story here is a family being able to cross the border because other family members had crossed the border before and it seems a very difficult cycle that clearly there seems to be people crossing this border because they know others who have and they don't think that they'll get caught. >> well, certainly the fact that we are apprehending so many of them means that they are getting caught. not only have we built more walls particularly on our southern border, but we've got significantly more border patrol there now and the fact that be are apprehending them means that we actually are getting to them. so then the question becomes, well, what do you do, especially if they're unaccompanied minors. some would say, and i m

joining me now, member of the house armed services committee, loretta sanchez. thank you for joining me on this busy day. republicans and democrats differ on solutions but everybody disagrees this is a humanitarian crisis. do you have any concerns with what seems to be the white house policy of speeding up the deportation of these children? >> well, we have to do what's most important for the children and so if their parents are in fact back in their home countries if from the children already here in their country or an aunt or something like that it might be better to move them with them as quickly as possible. i think having these children in these detention centers and i've been to some of them before, wau back when we were talking at some of them. there weren't holding places for these children and that's been one of the biggest problems as they've come across month after month into this country, we don't have enough beds for this children. really having them in this limbo, not having them with family members is a terrible thing. the sooner we can get them

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al jazeera's antonio mora talked to loretta sanchez. >> what about some of your colleagues in the legislature? your colleague henry cuear says he hopes the border doesn't become the president's katrina moment. many democrats criticized the president for not heading to new orleans following katrina. >> we do have a humanitarian issue, a refugee issue at the border. if i had been him i would have gone to take a closer look what's going on. it's not like he can't see, or he hasn't been told about it. i think i.t. looks a little bad for a president to go to a state and not take a look at the issue that's really right in front at the time. >> and you can see our full interview with representative sanchez coming up on "consider this," that's 10:00 eastern. >>> a week after the department of education expanded its list of schools violating federal laws in connection with alleged sex crimes. our morgan radford is here. >> good evening, jonathan. there is a lot of concern over combating sex assault. it's grown over the last year. in fact today there's even more concern. as an alarming report shows tha

we want to bring in democratic congresswoman loretta sanchez of california. we should point out, she's on the armed services committee. really a pleasure for you to join us today. we originally were going to talk about a completely other story. we want to get your thoughts on the situation we're seeing right now that is literally chaotic and breaking and emerging right now. want to get your sense of if there's more that needs to be done. if you thing the faa needs to issue some guidance on the airspace in and around israel. >> well, let's not get this confused with what happened in ukraine, where we saw a rocket that has, we believe we saw a rocket that has a much larger ability to go up to a higher level of 33,000 feet. we're seeing here, these rockets being fished into tel aviv, into israel, are surface missiles, so they're at a much later altitude. they also aren't specific to being able to hone in to something. but it seems to me like these american airlines are at least taking a step back and trying to assess just how chaotic is the situation in tel aviv

loretta sanchez of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 677, the gentlewoman from california, ms. loretta sanchez, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from california. ms. sanchez: thank you, madam chair. and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. sanchez: madam chair, we all know that higher education success in the line of in these united states. it is one of the most important things we can invest in. we just recently saw studies that showed that in fact if you have a four-year degree you're going to make still significantly more than if you just graduated from high school. and you can imagine that in today's world at least where i have in california, the innovation state, a masters or a doctorate is really what you need to have. so the value of a degree is very, very important, but we also see, of course, the student debt increasing. students get out of their bachelor's and they have a mou

speaker, i was proud to work across the aisle with our colleagues, jackie walorski, loretta sanchez, and many others to pass strong whistleblower protections into law and help prevent retaliation against those who bravely report these crimes. we need to continue to work together and i implore our colleagues join us in voting yes on the motion to instruct and to guarantee that our veterans will be protected. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado. >> i continue to reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from california. ms. brownley: i would like to yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from massachusetts, who has been an extraordinary leader and champion and also the co-chair of the military sexual assault prevention caucus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. >> thank you for allowing me to speak on this worthwhile bill. as many as one in five women are sexually assaulted while serving in the military. receiving benefits from the v.a. remains a challenge. ms. tsonga