clearly opponents of this policy will make hay out of that. general mattis pointed out that facilities have been used in the past to house refugees, victims from natural disasters. that sort of thing. anybody that is in the military knows the facilities are not the four seasons, you know, they re comfortable as well. so i don t think there s going to be a problem with the quality of car. you ll have opponents that have raised a cry about it. as to whether or not any of this can happen really hinges on that paragraph that i read you about jeff sessions, the attorney general going to the judge and say please modify this consent decrease. if she agrees to it. groups will be going to the ninth circuit court of appeals seeking an injunction against it. the president is just hoping in the time all of this takes to work its way through, congress
what just happened here in paris is having reverberations in the united states. one major implication is house refugees has changed. the house passed a bill to suspend the refugee program in the united states. and they did it with a veto-proof major tirity. meaning representatives could override any e veto by the president. however, it may not reach the president because the senate says they have enough votes to stop the bill from moving forward. it does reflect what many americans want. according to a new poll, 28% believe the u.s. should move forward with plans to resettle 10,000 refugees. but more than half, 53% of americans, do not think the u.s. should accept any syrian refugees. no new refugee bill is in the u.s. law books yet, but one syrian family is already being