But jan that will be changing as we head into the afternoon. Lets take you right now to live look at center city. You can see the dry conditions over those building tops, but thats going to be changing very soon. Specially by perhaps the noon hour maybe shortly thereafter. Pictures right now, theyre on the chilly side of things, chilly start out there. We have temperatures in the 20 s, also the 30s, and it is 36 degrees right now in philadelphia. Were in the upper 20s allentown and trenton as well as reading. 28 degrees in Atlantic City, and it is currently 27 degrees in millville. We are colder compared to 24 hours ago, those spots anywhere from one to 16 degrees coal nerve some spots, and actually, 17 degrees colder now in millville area, it is 9 degrees colder in philadelphia. Heres a look at storm scan3, you can cbsphilly. Com totally dry, clouds will be on the increase, throughout the first part of the day. Then out west, you see the rain moving into portions every western pennsyl
This is way back when when i was a graduate student at the university of california berkeley where secretary napolitano runs these days, we learned about wedge issues. Wedge issues were those things that really divided the electorate, got everyone excited, everyone had an opinion about. Well, immigration has become a wedge issue. Wedge issues kind of come and go, and depending upon the year, and clearly since 2015 when President Trump started to run for office, immigration has been at the forefront in terms of one of the wedge issues. It divides not just democrats and republicans, it divides republicans. In fact, there is an nbc wall street journal poll out today that has fascinating divides within the Republican Party between Trump Supporters and people who were call themselves more or less traditional republicans. So, this is a big issue. This is an issue that everyone has an opinion about as opposed to many of the other issues we talk about here at brookings, telecommunications and
At the brookings institution. Thank you for coming out on a friday morning to talk about this incredibly important issue. We have a great panel for you. We have a cspan audience, live webcast. Anyone who would like to tweet, Us Immigration and hope to have a good discussion both here and online. This way back when, when i was a graduate student at the university of california berkeley where secretary Janet Napolitano runs these days, we learned about wedge issues, those things that really divided the electorate, got everybody excited. Everyone had an opinion about. Immigration has become a wedge issue. Wedge issues come and go depending upon the year. Clearly since 2015 when donald trump started to run for Office Immigration has been at the forefront in terms of one of the wedge issues. It divides not just democrats and republicans but it divides republicans. There is an nbc wall street journal poll out today that has some fascinating divides with the Republican Party between Trump Sup
This incredibly important issue. We have a great panel for you. We have a cspan audience and of course a live web cast. Any one who would with like to tweet, theres the u. S. Immigration and we hope to have a good discussion both here and online. This is way back when when i was a graduate student at the university of california berkeley, where secretary napolitano runs these days, we learned about wedge issues. Wedge issues were those things that really divided the electorate, they got everybody excited and everyone had an opinion about. Well, immigration has become a wedge issue. Wedge issues kind of come and go and depending upon the year and clearly since 2015, when President Trump started to run for office, immigration has been at the forefront in terms of one of the wedge issues. It divides not just democrats and republicans, it divides republicans. In fact, theres an nbc the wall street journal poll out today that has some fascinating divides within the republican party, between
Cspans Video Library at cspan. Org. Cspan, where history unfolds daily. Next, a conversation about u. S. Immigration policy and possible action on daca. Its an hour and a half. Good morning, everyone. Im Elaine Kaymark here at the brookings institution. Thank you for coming out on a friday morning to talk about this incredibly important issue. We have a great panel for you. We have a cspan audience and of course a live, live web cast. Anyone who would like to tweet, theres the u. S. Immigration. And we hope to have a good discussion both here and online. This is, you know, way back when, when i was a graduate student at the university of california, berkley, where secretary napolitano runs these days, we learned about wedge issues. Wedge issues were those things that really divided the electorate, that got everybody excited. That everyone had an opinion about. Well, immigration has become a wedge issue. Wedge issues kind of come and go, and depending upon the year. And clearly since 20