security and we didn t have failures at the border then we wouldn t have families in the interior facing this challenge. my local law enforcement in atlanta, can t solve this, georgia state patrol cannot solve this spirit this requires the united states congress to solve this and yet time and time again rather than gathering around a serious immigration receive the kind of grandstanding the left is doing today. kristin: if it hinges on congress, you are a member of congress and granite just one of many, but, i mean, we have heard it over and over and over again that congress must act. what is being done right now, what could possibly be done to pass some kind of copperheads of immigration reform that could close these asylum loopholes that president trump says are the reason these raids are taking place? i m a proud house member and i wish i could tell you that you could count on the house to lead, but you can t hurt you saw the house last week in two weeks ago and we could not even
that she s pushing on women of color. let me find it. the explicit singling-out of newly-elected women of color. jessica: i m not really sure why she did it because it s inconsistent. lauren underwood, millennial as well, a 32-year-old african-american woman who has just put forward the most copperheads of health care bill harris: but when you when i disagree about something you don t call me the black lady. i m not coming from some camp that is different, because we disagree on the issue. the bigger point is, how did we get to race in this particular conversation? jessica: i don t think that it harris: the issues are important. jessica: i don t think it s appropriate. i would like to say, a small, they are four votes and part of the very large progressive caucus. they are the only four talking like this. they are. david: the point is that they are four votes with a lot of power. hold on a second. also, remember, elizabeth warren
1.8 million. he gave them out and they said no. they said no to what they said they would say yes to. it s mind-breaking. pete: why would you want this white house to lead with a compromise proposal as opposed to coming out with ar the one that s a good point. the pete: to always start with your strongest position. kennedy: there are two things compromise and copperheads of admit dominic immigration. they are going to get that. but there are things that both sides agree need to change. that they want. why can t they start from there and then fight about the stuff that may be doesn t matter as much, they are there is a big issue and people are starting to see this isn t just the president standing up. we need a symbolic wall but there s not really a problem for a lot of people. those numbers are hard to turn away from. katie: i went to the briefing of the warehouse yesterday about this plan. the question was asked by multiple people, why isn t daca included in this as some
must do more to stop it. we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked. we do not want to do anything to encourage more illegal immigration into this country. the american people are fundamentally probally glib pro illegal immigration and anti-illegal immigration. will only pass copperheads of reform only recognizes fundamental concept. ed: luis why were democrats, including barack obama saying there was an illegal immigration crisis. there is definitely a broken immigration system that needs to be fixed and addressed in it something we tried to do in the obama administration not just with democrats. we have a gang of eight billing 2013 that passed through the senate. the house wouldn t bring it up for a vote. it would ve done a lot to address a lot of these issues, whether it s e-verify, greater resources for the border.
critics say this move will burden the city s middle class. live in our new york city newsroom, how are they going to pay for that? [that s a big question of the press conference. it is being called nyc care, and it s being touted as america s first copperheads of universal health care system. guaranteeing every new york city resident health care even if they can t afford it. under the plan, 600,000 uninsured new yorkers would be guaranteed health care. half, 300,000 according to the mayor s office, are undocumented immigrants who are not eligible for insurance but who now will get health care. the other 300,000 will get covered by spanning the public insurance option. the cost will be at least $100 million, and will be fully implemented by 2021. under this plan, all new yorkers will be given a health care card and an assigned primary care doctor. mayor bill de blasio says the city will redirect funds to pay for most of this, and he argues that the plan will save the