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melania goes down and now they re complaining about the jacket. you are never going to get a win on this issue. a normal issue like gas prices. healthcare jobs, those are the things that actually effect the lives of everyday americans. yes, migrant families will tug at your heart strings and makes you feel bad and want to find a solution. it s not going to be a driving issue for regular voters in the midterm elections. dana: greg, i had congressman burgess on the 2:00 show today. good for you. dana: i m getting to a point. a texas congressman, he is a doctor. is he a conservative guy. he wanted dakota bills to pass. he is on something called the immigration reform caucus. i said in the caucus do you actually have democrats willing to come to the table on this? he said no. that he has tried talking to them and he can t get anywhere. he does think they just want to be obstructionist. gregg: i don t think it s about the kids. it s always going to be about trump. this is about 2016
i didn t like the addition of a big guest worker program at the last minute. i thought that was a little bit too much. the bottom line is that it didn t have the votes to pass. now, i would tell you i don t think the prospects for tomorrow s bill are any better than i thought the chance was on this bill. that s one of the reasons i voted for it. try to push it up over the top. but it wasn t to be. now we ll have to regroup. what worries me in this bill we ll reject this bill and get something worse down the road. so sometimes you can paint yourself in a corner where something gets done that is counter productive. dana: and because you re from texas, you ve had a lot of experience with this. you re on the immigration reform caucus. for the democrats that you talk
the land, now rejecting a challenge to a california law that allows illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition for college. as you may know, state college costs less for people who actually live in that state, and now, illegal students can get that same perk, for example, at the university of california, in-state students pay just over $11,000 a year, meanwhile, out of state students pay $34,000 a year. california congressman brian bilbray is chairman of the house immigration reform caucus and joins us now. hello congressman. what do you make of the supreme court decision that basically what their rationale was, in siding with these noncitizen students, was that the law is based on graduating from a california high school, not on citizenship? it s rated on spending three years getting a free education in california and graduating, and even if it means those three years you
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