catholic ethos, of care for the poor, care for neighbor, care for the marginalized, to come together with the pope and do something on behalf of our human family and address the great concerns that we have as human family. christopher, that description there is an important one because francis and biden share, if you want to put it in political terms, the liberal political view, right? that s been part of their rapport. you have seen that in messages about helping the poor, helping developing countries, even during the trump years when trump was talking about building walls, both biden and francis oppose. they said let s bring down walls rather than put up new walls. are they a formidable partnership on these issues? at the end of the day, these issues require global action, if you re talking about climate change, the pandemic response. can that make a difference if you know what i mean? i think so. these are two world leaders at
claim. if they can t prove their claw of course the law requires they are sent back because they don t have a valid asylum claim. but denying that in the first place, that s contrary to basic justice and compassion. and we need to be better than that as a country. let s take a big look at immigration reform for a moment. immigration reform was a big ticket item. yesterday he said the system was broken, everybody in this country agrees with that statement. president trump was heavily criticized for the way he and republicans who were in the majority at the time wanted to deal with immigration by keeping everybody out, building walls, the am humanity of it. what s your sense of how the biden administration is doing right now in terms of how it s handling this issue and the roadblocks they face from republicans with the filibuster and getting actual immigration reform. is the system broken here? the system is absolutely
the issue is we need to afford people the opportunity, the due process of law and have a full year to do that to prove their claim. if they can t prove their claw of course the law requires they are sent back because they don t have a valid asylum claim. but denying that in the first place, that s contrary to basic justice and compassion. and we need to be better than that as a country. let s take a big look at immigration reform for a moment. immigration reform was a big ticket item. yesterday he said the system was broken, everybody in this country agrees with that statement. president trump was heavily criticized for the way he and republicans who were in the majority at the time wanted to deal with immigration by keeping everybody out, building walls, the am humanity of it. what s your sense of how the biden administration is doing right now in terms of how it s handling this issue and the roadblocks they face from republicans with the filibuster and getting actual immigration re
that lawmakers would stop the rhetoric, that they would find ways to unify the nation. i think that s one of the issues that concerns americans most is that we are being divided and people wanted to stop. sean: sara carter, thank you for your report, joining us with more reaction, leo to point out to ralph, pete hegseth. i will start with you, how many fought, bled, and died who served your country, how is it met they willed walls to keep people in, building walls because we can take on the world s population dying to get in. i think that speaks volumes. it sure does. many millions have worn the uniform because they understand that we fight to defend it because we know it s the last hope for freedom in the world and for those marxist members of congress and that s what it is, with the entire movement is
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