en espagnol, vamanos. [laughter] >> i think what we envision, of course, subject to are working out the legislation, when this becomes law, individuals who are undocumented in the country would come forward. they would register with the government and have a pending status. that is not permanent residency, they have to earn that over a long period of time. that pending status would allow us to go through their criminal background checks and allow them, at that period of time, to come forth out of the shadows and be able to get least be able to be here in a status that will allow them to do certain things. after that, we are going to have to have security elements of the border. then we will have a process where we will have to wait at the end of the line, where people who are presently waiting under the existing system to get their status here in the united states, which is part of what we envision having to deal with, will then, after that -- if they have maintained good citizenship during that pending pe

>> in espanol, vamanos. >> senator bob menendez of new jersey is here with the details. plus, labor reaction with leo gerard of the steel workers. in center left tonight, paul ryan broadsides the president shirks thinking more of a conquest than political compromise. >> former congressman barney frank on the new republican messaging on failed conservative ideas. >>> plus, reverend jesse jackson on the latest republican effort to disenfranchise minority voters. >>> and call the whambulance. the obama-clinton interview has righties spewing conservative nonsense. >> i'd like to know did she pass out and hit her head? was she pushed? >> i'll goat to the bottom of all the whining with jonathan alter. >> good to have you with us folks. thanks for watching. republicans are waking up to the realities of a center left country. they need to partner with the democrats on immigration reform, or basically be left in the dust. this is just one of many issues. senator chuck schumer new york led seven of his senate colleagues in announcing a bipartisan plan for immigration reform today.

>> in espanol, vamanos. >> the reason why they wanted to unveil the proposal today was to preempt theration tomorrow. the reason why is we were told they were worried about being associated with something that the president was going to do and alienating important republicans who are independent and separate for president obama. >> do we know what's in the proposal? >> we just got information as that piece was running from the chief correspondent. she learned that the president will not unveil a bill tomorrow. he will simply urge the process to keep moving. he will say he is encouraged by what happened in the senate. it was interesting. i was told members of the caucus went to the president and said please, please, we know you have a bill. please don't unveil it. according to jessica, he is not doing that. he is letting the process work its way and he doesn't clearly get the politics of interfering. he is using the bully pulpit. >> thanks very much. kate baldwin is here and digging deeper into the changes that affect a lot of people. >> from the politics to the people that it affects.

en espagnol, vamanos. [laughter] >> i think what we envision, of course, subject to are working out the legislation, when this becomes law, individuals who are undocumented in the country would come forward. they would register with the government and have a pending status. that is not permanent residency, they have to earn that over a long period of time. that pending status would allow us to go through their criminal background checks and allow them, at that period of time, to come forth out of the shadows and be able to get least be able to be here in a status that will allow them to do certain things. after that, we are going to have to have security elements of the border. then we will have a process where we will have to wait at the end of the line, where people who are presently waiting under the existing system to get their status here in the united states, which is part of what we envision having to deal with, will then, after that -- if they have maintained good citizenship during that pending pe

en espagnol, vamanos.laughter] >> i think what we envision, of course, subject to are working out the legislation, when this becomes law, individuals who are undocumented in the country would come forward. they would register with the government and have a pending status. that is not permanent residency, they have to earn that over now that is not permanent residency. they have to earn that over a long period of time. but they would have a pending stats and that pending status would allow us to go to the criminal broupped checks and allow them at that period of time to come forth out of the shadows and be able to at least be here in a status that would allow them to do certain things. now, then after that they're going to have to -- we're going to have to have the security elements of the border and then we will have a process where they'll have to wait at the end of the line, make sure that people who -- who are presently waiting and you the existing system to adjust, to get their status here in the unite