topic that is haiti, the trump administration ending the temporary protected status, tps of haitians living and working in the united states since the 2010 earthquake. florida has the most haitians with temporary protective status of any state over 32,000. what is your plans, sir? do you plan on challenging this decision? without question. this is terrible for florida. haitians have been in florida for quite sometime now working in our tourism industry and agriculture, they are part of our community. we are hoping for a pamg pathway to citizenship and oppose it and bring it to court if we have to. but if we are talking about keeping or economy going strong in florida, this is this is absolutely disastrous move and it is another divisive move by the trump administration to attack minority groups. staying on immigration here, the issue of d.r.e.a.m.ers, and the issue of daca, many democrats being criticized because they let the cir,
get a deal on this. because if you see study after study, showing there is a huge economic benefit to having keeping d.r.e.a.m.ers in the country. so these comments are very unhelpful for donald trump, they are very unhelpful for the republican party. which is struggling with young voters and suburban voter because they ve taken on this nativist front and it is important to push back on this and maybe something like this could light a fire under republicans and convince them they need to be a voice of reason and take some action and protect d.r.e.a.m.ers in the upcoming month. they ve already been challenged as you know when it comes to foreign affairs, steve, you look at these words and take a step back again into the sphere of foreign affairs and scratch your head at what that might mean. i think it is shocking nativity bigotry. but what really intrigues me about this, is i talked to john
continuing resolution pass until the 19th of next month without having something in there for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. why did this not make it into the cr. we stormed senator schumer s office with other congressional hispanic members and wanted as many senators to vote no as possible. it went from 14 to 32 in the last cr. but we were promised to lay it all down on the line january 19th when budget caps are discussed because the republicans desperately want military increases and our d.r.e.a.m.ers are number one. they are number one priority and inspiring america and we need to stand by these kids for our hispanic community and for millennials and they need to be the top priority going into january. you may have read the report in the new york times today, and nbc news has not independently corroborated this, verified this, and that are comments made about those