error to promote a link to radical activist group that pushes critical race. schools. ashley strohmeyer joins us live with wiser lawmakers say it is not enough. this is interesting. that radical activist group is called abolitionist teaching network, it s handbook of the, quote, commitment to learning from students, families and educators who disrupt whiteness and other forms of oppression but now the biden administration says it was a big mistake, it and up as part of its guide to help schools safely reopened during the pandemic, the department of education saying it does not endorse the recommendations of this group nor do they reflect our policy positions. it was an error in the lengthy document to include the citation, south carolina attorney general alan wilson celebrity the reverse a calling it a big win for parents and says it is because republican attorney general pressured them to do the right thing but senator tom cotton had a different take on the matter
envisioning they will give work permits for these people to live in mexico along the border or elsewhere in mexico while they are waiting for these asylum rulings which could take months or years. it wouldn t be they living in some type of housing. it is you can live legally in mexico while this process plays out. i want to bring this here with you. i think one of the many things that is extraordinary is the president thinks it is a done deal tweeting out in two tweets that this policy will be put in place. sit a big win for the administration and it will be popular with most americans. it will be very popular for him. i want to ask a question though to the reporter. please. what are the considerations on the mexican side? what are political considerations? why would they do this?