are you worried that he doesn t shutdown the government but winds up reaching into the pocket for executive or national emergency action in a way that you could regret? the constitution is clear, congress has to appropriate funds. that s our job. that s our responsibility. i understand that the president doesn t respect that we re a co-equal branch of government here. we can focus on what we can do and focus on working together. we have democrats and republicans in the house and senate moving forward in the same direction and i would hope my colleagues would also push back against executive overreach but we reserve all options on the table if he does. leaving daca and tps out of it. that s a big give. that will be a tough pill for democrats. hopefully it s a sign of good faith with the other side. congressman, i am an open channel for you. we ll be in contact with the office. you can contact us and let us know how it s going and what people need to understand
same direction and i would hope my colleagues would also push back against executive overreach but we reserve all options on the table if he does. leaving daca and tps out of it. that s a big give. hopefully it s a sign of good faith with the other side. i am an open channel for you. we ll be in contact with the office. you can contact us and let us know how it s going and what people need to understand because we need progress. thanks so much. be well and good luck doing your job. i wish both of them the same on that because that s what this has to come down to. congress has to do its job. i m worried about these intervals. two weeks, two weeks, two weeks. the president s argument is a big part of this problem. he made the wall a singular priority and he tells you that it will stop what you fear, like drugs. well you just got an amazing window into the reality of how that poison gets to our
agricultural business, he relies on couple of young men from mexico, he s not sure about their legal status but worried they may now be pushed out. doesn t think can hire a replacement. trump country and supporters. still with him but concerned? he himself not a trump supporter but so many are. right now they re still people from my hometown largely pro-trump but watching and nervous and going to see how the economy goes, how health care goes and whether he delivers. president white house said not going to change president obama s plan with daca, its dreamers, is this olive branch? good move? i think it s good didn t interfere with that, step too far but there are an awful lot of voters out there troubled by
ineptitude of this white house. this white house is deporting all of these individuals regardless of where they re from to the contiguous country where they entered. ecuadorians, haitians who entered through mexico deported to mexico and they re not mexican. the confusion will be paramount, but also the fear these families are facing every day is just not right. is leaving daca program in place an olive branch? i think what leaving it in place is just proof positive this situation, this issue is a difficult one. you can go from campaigning and then you have to move into governing. and just like you had governor brewer on the program earlier talking about the difficulties, how she was opposed to obamacare but when it came to medicare
designate a new office to help victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants. as of now, no change to daca for children of undocumented immigrants. i m glad will be no changes to daca but worried about other. empowers law enforcement to be immigration enforcement. targeting individuals that have done harm to people and who one could argue should be deported but this casts a wide net and folks deporting dads and moms and sisters and brothers. not humane. sean spicer wouldn t call this mass deportation but according to the guidelines, a