e pluribus unum. out of many, we are one. it is in the best interest of the economy of the united states and the security of the united states for us to reform a system that is irrational, in human, unjust, and holds down wages for all americans. we must pass comprehensive immigration reform. and i intend to begin as president by providing immediate and further relief to the millions of new americans whose hopes have been dashed because congress has failed to do its job. in all but the most extraordinary circumstances, immigrant detention must end and it must end forever. [applause] mr. o'malley: those inhumane centers, detention centers, must be shuttered. government contracts with for-profit prisons are a bad policy and must be ended. [applause] mr. o'malley: i will overhaul the u.s. immigration system by creating an independent agency to set policy instead of continuing this perpetual fight. this is about our values as americans. it is also about creating an economy that works for all of us, bringing our neighbors out of t

francis echoed the principle of our founders that placed at heart of our democracy the saying e pluribus unum, from many, one. the founders could never have imagined how vast our country would become, how diverse and many we would be ethnically, gender identities, beliefs and priorities. but they knew we had to be one. every day in this house and across the country we pledge allegiance to one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. [applause] this is the beauty of america that for all of our honest differences, perspectives and priorities aired and argued so passionately on this floor, we are committed to being one nation. despite our differences, in fact, respecting them, i like forward to a clear debate in this marketplace of ideas, the people's house of representatives. and so, my fellow colleagues, we have a responsibility to act upon our shared faith in the greatness of our country. we have a responsibility to be worthy of the sacrifices of our troops, our veterans and our military families. we have respondent to make real -- responsibility to make real the promi

echoed the principle of our founders, that placed at the heart of our democracy, the saying e pluribus unum, from many, one. the founders could never imagine how vast our country would come, how diverse and different we would be, ethnically, gender, beliefs and priorities, but they knew we had to be one. every day in this house and across the country we pledge allegiance to one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. [ applause ] this is the beauty of america that for all of our honest differences, perspectives and priorities aired and argued so passionately on this floor we are committed to being one nation. despite our differences, in fact respecting them, i look forward to a clear debate in this marketplace of ideas, the people's house of representatives. and so, my fellow colleagues, we have a responsibility to act upon our shared faith in the greatness of our country. we have a responsibility to be worthy of the sacrifices of our troops, our veterans and our military families. we have a responsibility to make real the promise of the american dream for all. there'

e pluribus unum. out of many, we are one. it is in the best interest of the economy of the united states and the security of the united , states for us to reform a callous,at is irrational, inhuman unjust, and , holds down wages for all americans. we must pass comprehensive immigration reform. [applause] and i intend to begin as president by providing immediate and further relief to the millions of new americans whose hopes have been dashed because congress has failed to do its job. in all but the most extraordinary circumstances, immigrant detention must end and it must end forever. [applause] mr. o'malley: those inhumane centers, detention centers, must be shuttered. government contracts with for-profit prisons are a bad policy and must be ended. [applause] mr. o'malley: i will overhaul the u.s. immigration system by creating an independent agency to set policy instead of continuing this perpetual fight. this is about our values as americans. it is also about creating an economy that works for all of us, bringing our neighb

pluribus unum, from many one. they couldn't possibly realize how many we would become and how diverse we would be and how broad our country would become. geographically. from many, one. we take an oath. every public meeting. liberty, one nation, one, remember this word, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. that pledge to the flag, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all is really the inspiration of john f. kennedy, of president eisenhower, one of my favorite presidents, president eisenhower, but going all the way back to our founders. so there's plenty of inspiration in what our country is. we cannot let it be sidetracked by xenophobia, of people ignoring the fact that we are by and large a nation of immigrants. >> so your call is to believe in or caused -- >> have faith in america, a faith in god, and that faith in god means that you respect the dignity and worth of every person, all created equal. there's a spark of divinity in every one of us, including yourself. you have that sp

pluribus unum, from many, one. they couldn't possibly realize how many we would become and how diverse we would be. and abroad our country would become. geographically, from many, one. we take an oath. every public meeting, liberty, one nation, one, remember this word one. one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. that pledge to the flag, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all is really the inspiration of john f. kennedy, of president eisenhower, one of my favorite presidents, president eisenhower, going all the way back to our founders. so there's 20 of inspiration in what our country is. we cannot let it be sidetracked by xenophobia, of people ignoring the fact that we are by and large a nation of immigrants. >> so your call is to believe in our cause, belief in our -- >> have faith in america. have faith in god. and that faith in god means that you respect the dignity and worth of every person, all created equal, spark of divinity in every one of us, including your self. you have that

they told us, these founders, the plural bits in them -- pluribus unum. how brought our country would become. -- broad our country would become. from many, one. we take an oath, every public meeting. one nation, one. remember this way. one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. that pledge to the flag, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all, is really the inspiration of john f. kennedy, of president eisenhower, one of my favorite presidents, going all the way back to our founders. so there is plenty of inspiration and what our country is. we cannot let it be sidetracked by xenophobia of people ignoring the fact that we are by and large a nation of immigrants. mr. sesno: so your call is to believe in -- ms. pelosi: believe in our country, in america, faith in god, and faith in god means that you respect the dignity and worth of every person. all created equal. and everyone of us. including yourself. you have that spark of divinity. how do you spread that spark? how do you make the difference that you can make check of you can mak

first, we are and always have been a nation of immigrants, e pluribus unum, out of many, one.s in the best interests of the united states for us to reform a system that is callous, irrational, inhuman, unjust, and holds down wages for all americans. we must pass comprehensive immigration reform. and i intend to begin as president by providing immediate relief to the millions of new americans whose hopes have been dashed time and again because congress has failed to do its job. in all but the most extraordinary circumstances, immigrant detention must end and it must end forever. [ applause ] >> those inhumane centers, detention centers, must be shuttered. government contracts with for-profit prisons are bad policy and must be ended. [ applause ] >> i will overhaul the u.s. immigration system by creating an independent agency to set policy instead of continuing this perpetual fight. this is about our values as americans. it's also about creating an economy that works for all of us, bringing our neighbors out of the shadow economy and into the light of an open and inclusive ameri