citizenship for daca recipients and people like them and for legal immigrant children who may be aging out of the visas and it is a merit-based system. you have $25 billion for the wall. you get rid of a couple family visa categories. adult siblings. you make room there. there are measures in there that seem small, but are substantial for democrats. including provisions penalizing sanctuary cities. reversing the court decisions that they say protect children. when you talk about the chances in the senate, the chances are not good with this bill. the chances of passing the house are not good. they are talking about adding more to the bill which may not get them enough votes. when the republican party or the
about, they made vows to reducing family chain migration, that you couldn t bring across parents, for example, couldn t sponsor parents and even current residents couldn t bring in adult siblings. i think the lesson here when you go back to bush administration or obama administration is you need to go small on immigration. when you try to bring in too much diversity visa lottery, employer security, e-verify, gets too big and complicated. i think you need to go small and the hardliners are asking they want to do too much at once. paul:i don t get the politics from the president s side he could have said, i ve got the wall, i solved the dreamer problem that bush couldn t solve and obama couldn t solve he could march here to 2020,i did something nobody else did. but he s not going to be able to do that, right paul: if it
i mean, sudanese record-keeping? are you kidding me? i go but we have the state department the state department. laura: we don t have a magic box that we go through to see if he is on a terrorist watch list. that is like they go through security. they go through our security before they enter. the same is true with immigrants. if you want to market, is this the problem? they get to bring in a not there whole problem, but they get to bring in a spouse? children under the age of 21. what it does. those are the people that they bring with them once they win the lottery. but the long-term effect is what they called chain migration because after five years, they can become citizens, then, they can bring their parents, their adult siblings, their adult sons and daughters back. and then those people have their own spouses, those that spouses have their own relatives, and it goes on and on and on. and what s the lottery does is it starts new migration a chanc chance. and our research sho
are you kidding me? i go but we have the state department the state department. laura: we don t have a magic box that we go through to see if he is on a terrorist watch list. that is like they go through security. they go through our security before they enter. the same is true with immigrants. if you want to market, is this the problem? they get to bring in a not there whole problem, but they get to bring in a spouse? children under the age of 21. what it does. those are the people that they bring with them once they win the lottery. but the long-term effect is what they called chain migration because after five years, they can become citizens, then, they can bring their parents, their adult siblings, their adult sons and daughters back. and then those people have their own spouses, those that spouses have their own relatives, and it goes on and on and on. and what s the lottery does is it starts new migration a chanc chance. and our research shows that the average immigrant, it