a dozen abortion ballot measures right and the pro abortion right side and every single one of them came out with the majority with the win, and we re not just talking about blue states like vermont and california. we re talking about red states right, like kentucky and kansas and montana. so the fact is, americans are on the side of pro abortion rights. and it s going to be very interesting to see going forward whether or not they like this decision. i don t believe that they will if it halts. us president joe biden heads to northern ireland in the coming hours to mark 25 years since warring factions agreed to end their violence and set up a power sharing government. but despite the success of the good friday agreement, some of the stresses and security concerns remain after mass republican activists attacked police in derry on monday as a march by the so called new ira degenerated into vandalism. cnn white house reporter kevin liptak is in belfast, northern ireland. for us right now,
company leaders they signed an open letter in support of the fda. so all of this is swirling as we await the fifth circuits next move that could ultimately moved quickly to the supreme court. if the fifth circuit doesn t pause that texas ruling before friday night, jessica schneider, cnn washington so where do americans stand on this issue? cnn s harry entin breaks down the numbers and they might surprise you. americans overwhelmingly do not want this abortion pill band 70% are opposed to it over 80% of democrats are opposed to it. look at that over 50% of republicans are opposed to my goodness gracious. when was the last time you saw controversial issue in which a majority of republicans and democrats agreed . we oftentimes look at polling and we say, okay, is this necessarily reflected in the real world? well since roe v. wade was overturned in the middle of last year. we had half
step forward rather than trying to find them in the interior. and the greater border enforcement at this stage. and working with our allies down south to try and stop this surge. which isn t just from mexico, as most people believe, it s not cuba, venezuela, and countries we haven t seen since. frank, is that what you re pulling suggest to, what americans want to see? yeah, as it s overwhelming, democrats, independents, republicans. if you start securing the border, because you can t have a country if you cannot have
everybody knows the solution isn t about why do americans and why did as frank was making clear, you want a lawful immigration process. for example, the mexican border you have millions of people crossing that border every month. you need to have a lawful system that gets that flow going, both countries thrive on it. that you need to have a humane process for people that are so, the idea that we re going to the idea that we re going to resolve the failure of comprehensive immigration reform. which consistently falls in the gop. it s that they don t want to do it because their face doesn t wanted to have. and including, the dreamers. that failure, that means that we are driving our immigration policy through public health laws. through title 42, which is ridiculous. i hear what you re saying. go ahead governor. i don t think that s fair. the reality is there s killed abel sides here. the fact is we had becerra from 19 he was a
have some control over your own national security. you ve seen this across europe, during refugee crisis, and in the united states. one of the things in terms of the numbers you re seeing. the standards for asylum, are established by all you re seeing is people asserting some right to asylum status. that s lawfully recognized. and then they need to go through a process title 42 essentially close that down since 2020. about 2. 3 people have been back over the border without what normally would ve been a lawful asylum process. so, at some stage this has to be lifted. title 42 has to be listed. it s hard to argue that we have a public health crisis. and you will see a surge. the solution, as most americans can somewhat agree on this, frankly, the dreamers, they re easy. in the sense most americans want them to get through. [inaudible] for them to become citizens is a good