Proponents of work requirements for safety new programmes argue that they promote self-sufficiency by encouraging work, while opponents contend that they reduce benefits for the most vulnerable recipients in times of need. This column looks at the impact of the reinstatement of work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in the US following a hiatus
david: new data out showing that asylum grant rates are well below the historic average. this as the department of homeland security applauds the remain in mexico program, that has asylum seekers staying south of the border while they await their case review. mark meredith has the details for us from d.c. hi, mark. hey, david its been nearly a year since the trump adminitration unveiled and launched its remain in mexico policy and now researchers from syracuse university are examining what the strategy meant for both migrants and border security. the researchers say over 56,000 immigrants have been sent back to mexico or kept in mexico to await immigration hearing and the study found once the migrant for asylum hearings. now this policy impacts migrants from many countries including honduras, and records show fewer people who remain in mexico are
it s too serious. i understand the intensity of bernie s supporters and applaud them because they certainly made policy impacts on the agenda that are significant but we have to beat donald trump. think of the potential of this lunatic as a lame duck. we cannot let our egos get in the way. it s one thing for the senator to say that now in june, july, i do hope his mind changes. i want to ask you about another piece i read in coff compliment in michael s. he does a good job of looking at surveys. i ll read a quotation, race and immigration are the issues donald trump and hise republic allies want to place front and center in p2020. i read that with michael s piece as he talks about the diversity of the party. what do you make in light of
increments, depending on who s in the room. if i m hungry, i also think in five-minute increments, where can i go to get something to eat. that does but this has policy impacts. when he ran for campaign, he crafted a coalition that really didn t work for republicans. he is coming back with a victory from buenos aires in the form of this renegotiated nafta, which has some good wins in it. but it s also the kind of negotiation and agreement that you would think would come from a democratic negotiation. it is an effort to negotiate wages and it s going to raise the price of vehicles. that s really good for his coalition, but not for the general public. not for car buyers, and certainly not for the out industry, which is experiencing a lot of disruption now and making their product more expensive is only going to hurt them in the long run. that s a gut move. it might play off, but it could backfire spectacularly. christina, we had this play out throughout the context of the fed. yo
we ve heard the public announcement, we ve heard the peter in a various roe and wilbur ross s interpretation. we haven t seen the actual details. this is where gary cohn s saving grace is. this does tie back to our last block with the white house chaos. these things have real policy impacts. rob porter, he was a gatekeeper of the oval office and point man setting up some of these trade meetings. he had kept effectively isolated peter with out of the white house, navaro has worked his way back in and got a promotion and delivered him one of his signature campaign promises. as for the politics of this, you read off all of the traditional conservative voices, how about the fact you know who s making that argument inside the white house? the registered democrat, gary