dreamers. and one hard line bill that plans to clamp down more forcefully on illegal immigration. th chairman of the fedomcaucus garamendi of california. congressman garamendi, let me start with you on the compromise bill. sure. you would be excused for thinking the whole thing s a sucker s bet given there is nothing actually concrete yet. why are people who think it is a sucker s bet wrong? well, we re hopeful. we re hopeful. we know there is a problem. i heard a lot of suckers say they re hopeful in mytime. well, i m going to be hopeful because we know we have a serious problem. you just talked about a very serious problem that s occurring in brownsville. mark and i would both agree it s a problem. we have to find a solution. it s our job to do that. right now mark and his team are working on a compromise, and i ll let him talk about it from his perspective, from our perspective on the democratic side, we ve not been involved yet in that process. that would really be a true
so if the federal prison or the department of refugee resettlement in hhs says that that parent can call the child, the parent is allowed to call the child. but it s up to the penal institution. it happens, but it s not hoang a regular basis. well, jacob, this is fantastic reporting. thank you for giving us a glimpse inside. i really appreciate it. chr thanks staying on this, man. as the trump administration continues separating children from their families at the border, speaker paul ryan are allowing two bills to come to a vote. one a compromised bill that is still being hammered out, but is expected to include a provision to end family protection as well as offer protection for dreamers. and one hard line bill that plans to clamp down more forcefully on illegal immigration. the chairman of the freedom caucus and democrat gone garamendi of californi congressman garamendi, let me start with you on the compromise sure.
arthel: welcome back. the clock is ticking for lawmakers to come up with a solution for dreamers with just two weeks left before the march 5th deadline. republican leaders in the house are now trying to rally support behind a hard line bill that president trump supports. but it s unclear whether that legislation could pass. all this after the senate failed to pass four procedural votes on the issue last week. joining us now house freedom caucus member andy biggs from arizona. good to see you. good to see you, arthel. arthel: four senate bills already failed including one backed by the president. how confident are you that the house will pass a bill that the senate would support and the president would sign and if so what would be in that bill? i don t know that i m confident that we will pass a bill that will come out of the house and pass in the senate because i m not sure what passes in the senate anymore after last week. but, i think that the goodlatte bill they were
american born islamic cleric who was calling for attacks on americans and american military before he was taken out by a drone in 2011. he wrote about this idea of martyrdom maybe as a way to cleanse the sins of his life in which he had been doing drugs and alcohol and couldn t hold a job and basically was living a life that was rapidly spiraling down. now, as to the headline here at the fbi press conference, they believe, so far that this guy was a lone wolf, that he was a homegrown violent extremist, that he didn t have anybody helping him on the day though they are leaving open the possibility that somewhere along the line bill he talked to some people, at least, who may have helped him down this road to radicalizing in whatever way he did before his murderous rampage. now part of that is in jordan where the jordanian authorities are interrogating a relative of this guy because he did spend so much time in jordan. did the fbi comment on that today? the fbi did not comment much o
of anwar al-awlaki the american born islamic cleric who was calling for attacks on americans and american military before he was taken out by a drone in 2011. he wrote about this idea of martyrdom maybe as a way to cleanse the sins of his life in which he had been doing drugs and alcohol and couldn t hold a job and basically was living a life that was rapidly spiraling down. now, as to the headline here at the fbi press conference, they believe, so far that this guy was a lone wolf, that he was a homegrown violent extremist, that he didn t have anybody helping him on the day though they are leaving open the possibility that somewhere along the line bill he talked to some people, at least, who may have helped him down this road to radicalizing in whatever way he did before his murderous rampage. now part of that is in jordan where the jordanian authorities are interrogating a relative of this guy because he did spend so much time in jordan. did the fbi comment on that today? the fbi