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democratic congresswoman veronica escobar of texas has just announced her support for impeachment.ad previously said she supported an impeachment inquiry and now has moved a step further in light of the new reporting from "the washington post" that president trump reportedly ordered a hold on military aid just days before calling the president of ukraine congresswoman escobar tweeted, quote, the corruption of this administration has no bottom. from using the oval office for self-enrichment to welcoming foreign interference in our elections twice the level of lawlessness is staggering. our democracy needs defending now more than ever. i'm ready to impeach. congresswoman escobar is a member of the house judiciary committee. when we come back i'll talk to a former top democratic aide about the state of impeachment tonight and what mate come out of the democratic house caucus meeting tomorrow. tomorrow to managing your fleet... to collaborating remotely with your teams. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. doprevagen is the nu

congresswoman veronica escobar says supporters aren't giving up. >>just because one chamber chooses not to govern, doesn't mean that we are going to acquiesce another bipartisan bill up for consideration would expand background checks to all commercial sales. >>but some lawmakers say passing more laws focused on background checks, whoa keep guns out of the wrong hands. so are you suggesting we ought to pass a law just to pretend like we're doing something. >>but what actually not. positive impact on saving lives, texas senator john cornyn says new laws alone won't prevent crime. he says he supports further discussions on legislative solutions what can. >>and what should we do to try to stop. incidents like these in the future. but virginia senator mark warner urges lawmakers to take action 93% of americans agree that we ought to put in place universal background checks in addition to examining background checks. lawmakers say they're weighing red flag laws as another option to help keep guns away from dangerous people in washington bree jackson. >>

>>welcome to the safe and secure u s mexico border democratic congresswoman veronica escobar says there's no better place to talk about domestic terrorism aimed at immigrants in her home town of el paso a place that has had to endure a target painted on our backs because of anti immigrant rhetoric escobar says president trump's words are hurtful he's called immigrants animals and the rhetoric has only escalated over time and she says those words have inspired he full actions like the murders of 22 people at the nearby el paso walmart a terrorist confessed that he came to el paso to quote target mexicans and immigrants i went to what one of the sources of his ideas were new york democrat jerry nadler says the president anti immigrant rhetoric has turned into anti immigrany policies which the safety of immigrant communities. >>and those who are perceived as immigrants and even greater risk. >>notably absent from friday's hearing were republicans. the hearing was not an official committee event nor was attendance mandatory and i have great respect for my republican colleagues but i wish they

congresswoman veronica escobar says supporters aren't giving up. >>just because one chamber chooses not to govern, doesn't mean that we're going to acquiesce another bipartisan bill up for consideration would expand background checks to all commercial sales. >>but some lawmakers say passing more laws focused on background checks, whoa keep guns out of the wrong hands. so are you suggesting we ought to pass a law just to pretend like we're doing something. >>but what actually not have a positive impact on saving lives, texas senator john cornyn says new laws alone won't prevent crime. he says he supports further discussions on legislative solutions what can. >>and what should we do to try to stop. incidents like these in the future. but virginia senator mark warner urges lawmakers to take action 93% of americans agree that we ought to put in place universal background ihecks in addition to examining background checks. lawmakers say they're weighing red flag laws as another option to help keep guns away from dangerous people in washington bree jackso

one by congresswoman veronica escobar and one by congresswoman lauren underwood.hey specifically increase our ability to have objective appointments made that can make sure that we are really acting in the interest of national security in our policies at the border. in that we are getting medical screenings for the children who are coming across our borders seeking refuge here. tose are critical pieces making sure that our immigration policy not only provides for national security but is humane. and represents those values of a country that has always been a ande where people can go sick a better life. the other issue we continue to focus on, today there will be a large rally starting at 1:00 for gun safety. we are going to keep the pressure on from the senate to take these bills up for a vote. as we've said before, this is an issue that is tearing at the security of our community. we are not going to continue to let the answer be one of silence from the u.s. senate. stand up for the american people. make our communities safe again. attention, forur the continuing

la congresista del paso verÓnica escobar crÍtica los republicanos por querer hacerlo mÍnimo posible,nto narcos tan fÁcil, algo que la mayorÍa de los americanos quieren la casa blanca tiene un plan para ampliar los chequeos de antecedentes criminales al que la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle. ya se opone el fiscal general discutiÓ el plan solo con republicanos. en el faena bÚsqueda se ven en su mediciÓn, el presidente estÁ recopilando informaciÓn estudiando propuestas, pero el mismo no ha tomado ninguna decisiÓn sobre una propuesta particular. los republicanos dicen que esperan orientaciÓn del presidente sobre lo que Él aceptarÍa, como ley. sabes, dieron tÉ. dados los mÚltiples horrendos tiroteos en agosto les debemos al pueblo estadounidense actuar los republicanos insisten en que el presidente seguirÁ teniendo reuniones sobre el tema de las armas, pero los demÓcratas. indican en que si ellos no son incluidos eso demuestra que no hay soluciones y propuestas concretas. es el capitolio en washington, fernando pizarro univision. >> hoy diecinueve de septiembre se conmemora el aniversario

>>welcome to the safe and secure u s mexico border democratic congresswoman veronica escobar says there's no better place to talk about domestic terrism aimed at immigrants, then her home town of el paso a place that has had to endure a target painted on our backs because of anti immigrant rhetoric escobar says president trump's words are hurtful he's called immigrants animals and the rhetoric has only escalated over time and she says those words have inspired heat full actions like the murders of 22 people at the nearby el paso walmart a terrorist confessed that he came to el paso to quote target mexicans and immigrants i went to what one of the sources of his ideas were new york democrat jerry nadler says the president anti immigrant rhetoric has turned into anti immigrant policies puts the safety of immigrant communities. >>and those who are perceived as immigrants and even greater risk. >>notably absent from friday's hearing were republicans. the hearing was not an official committee event nor was attendance mandatory and i have great respect for my republican colleagues but i wish th

veronica escobar's staff alleged lid told would-be border crossers to pretend they kornt speak spanish to exploit a loophole that would let them into the united states. joining me, congressman stube. what do they think might have been happening? >> i aproud congressman over -- i applaud congressman jordan for sending a letter to elijah cummings. we need to get to the bottom of what's going on. they love to talk at the border and they come to washington, d.c. and do nothing to address the crisis we have on the border. >> why would they be trying to work with them to coach them in any way to come here? >> it's very troubling to hear that a u.s. congresswoman would be doing those type of things. hopefully we'll get to the bottom whether that's actually happening. hopefully we can pass real reform. that's what americans and floridians are looking for. their leaders to solve problems. i hope we'll solve the immigration crisis rather than exploit it. trish: this is an opportunity for both sides to get some type of immigration reform through. we have seen the democrats turn their back to it.

we should have republican colleagues standing with us to stop this. >> congresswoman veronica escobarally engage your constituents with these issues in an in depth way. love to have you back to hear how it went. and to discuss a lot more based on the president's policies and the impact it's having on your constituents. thank you so much. now to the latest repercussions from president trump's decision to withdraw the united states from the 2015 iran nuclear deal and reimpose and add new, hard-hitting sanctions. tehran has announced it is now ceasing all its commitments in the deal, in the field of nuclear research and development. one of the most important aspects of the accord. iranian president says they will develop centrifuges and do, quote, whatever is needed for enriching uraniuim in an accelerated way. that didn't end very well. the cover story in the upcoming issue of the "new york times" magazine suggests that trump's withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal has revived the fear that the united states could take military action against iran and stems from the complexity of israel

i support h.r. 2203, a bill introduced by my dear friend from texas congresswoman veronica escobar. last humanitarian crisis at the southern border and within the american immigration system. the homeland security improvement act is a critical bill, not a do-nothing bill. it's a critical bill that addresses our nation's immigration challenges at the border in a responsible and humane manner by ensure accountability and oversight for the creation of an ombudsman. our american values, moral conscience and constitution require that we treat all individuals on american soil humanely and respectfully. this bill helps ensure that that happens. congress must continue working to finally end the humanitarian crisis at the southern border. this is a step in the right direction. i urge my colleagues to join me in support of h.r. 2203. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from mississippi eserves. mr. thompson: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama is recognized. mr. rogers: i would like to yie

continuing resolution but on the house floor, the bills from lauren underwood of illinois and veronica escobar of texas. you said representative escobar's border bill was pulled back in july. why did they pull that, what is in that, and also tell us what representative underwood's bill would do. >> congresswoman escobar's bill was slated to come to the floor. democrats wanted to tackle the oversight issue. they really wanted to make sure of brand new requirements, especially when it comes to migrant children. in the weeks leading up to this vote, they added more controversial items. they went bigger and broader. it was something that moderate democrats could support. democratic leaders decided over the summer recess to go back to the original bill that was filed by congresswoman escobar. this does things like establish an office of ombudsman for immigration concerns, someone who congress can go to beyond just the agency, just the hand-picked agency officials. they want more training. they want body cameras warned by customs and border agents. this bill is not likely to have a lot of drama. it

the democratic bills by roaring -- lauren underwood of illinois and veronica escobar of texas. you wrote in politico that representative escobar's border bill was pulled back in july. why did they pull that bill? what is in that? tell me what representative underwood's bill would do. >> congresswoman escobar's bill wasn't slated to come to the floor in late july. this was a big priority for democrats who wanted to tackle the oversight issue. thereanted to make sure were new requirements for the department of homeland security when it comes to especially migrant children. this was the priority. in the weeks leading up to this vote, they added more controversial items. they went bigger, broader. it was really something moderate democrats could not support. it made them nervous. democratic leaders decided over the summer recess to go back to the original bill that was filed by congresswoman escobar. things like establish and immigration related -- maybe someone that congress can go to beyond just the agency. trump's hand-picked officials. they want their own oversight function. th