necessary. we ll build a wall. go to sleep. go home and go to sleep. rest assured. that s the final thing we need. reporter: also left out of the bill, federal cuts to sanctuary cities and money for deportation forces. two of the other campaign promises. at the heart of my administration s efforts to restore the rule of law has been a nationwide crackdown on criminal gangs and that means taking the fight to the sanctuary cities that shield these dangerous criminals from removal. reporter: the spending bill includes victories for democrats. including no cuts to planned parenthood funding. a nominal cut to the epa budget. a $2 billion increase to the national institute of health. and $295 million to help puerto rico continue making payments to
funds to try to manage the crisis, and today he asked for you re going to run down the numbers for us, $3.7 billion. and he also called it an emergency. it was an emergency. well, this has been brewing for a long time, so i m not sure how this becomes the emergency. $3.7 billion. i ll throw out a couple let me read a couple. $116 million to pay for transportation costs associated with transporting the kids from where they show up to where they re going to end up being. $354 million to pay for operational costs of responding to significant rise in apprehensions. $45 million to hire about 40 additional judges $45 million for judge teams. $15 million to provide legal representation to the kids who show we re paying for their legal defense and this is the one that really is going to get you. $295 million for support efforts to repatriate and integrate the people who come here. we spend $300 million to send
funds to try to manage the crisis, and today he asked for you re going to run down the numbers for us, $3.7 billion. and he also called it an emergency. it was an emergency. well, this has been brewing for a long time, so i m not sure how this becomes the emergency. $3.7 billion. i ll throw out a couple let me read a couple. $116 million to pay for transportation costs associated with transporting the kids from where they show up to where they re going to end up being. $354 million to pay for operational costs of responding to significant rise in apprehensions. $45 million to hire about 40 additional judges $45 million for judge teams. $15 million to provide legal representation to the kids who show we re paying for their legal defense and this is the one that really is going to get you. $295 million for support efforts to repatriate and integrate the people who come here. we spend $300 million to send
i actually took the s.a.t., and i m kind of happy we re back to the 1,600 score. it s more familiar. i was going to give you the 2,400 kind of girl, because those are people after 2005 no, those are babies. you re kind of my people, the 1,600. all right. thanks much. thank you. with 295 million copies of his book sold worldwide, there he is, the author james patterson, tackling literacy in america. he joins us next on morning joe. [ male announcer ] this is joe woods first day of work. and his new boss told him two things cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn t know it yet, but he ll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he ll start investing early, he ll find some good people to help guide him, and he ll set money aside from his first day of work
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