Former President Trump wrapping up a swing through some West Coast states appearing to leave the door open to another debate with vicepresident Kamala Harris when asked by Fox News. This as harris held a rally in pennsylvania Last Night as the campaign launches new Tv Ads focusing on the economy. Im jacqui heinrich. Griff jacqui, welcome. And we have a busy day indeed. Harris sitting since becoming nominee, and shes been criticized by the economic plan. Mark meredith has the latest. Griff, good morning to you, former President Trump said repeatedly hes not interested in another debate with Vicepresident Harris even if the public wants to see it happen because we saw more than 67 Million people tune in for that debate earlier in the week. Trump critics and even some of his staunchest supporters were surprised at trumps debate performance. One republican senator calling it a missed opportunity. Last night at his rally here in las vegas, trump accused abc by boosting her fact checking her
The extensions provide “continued safety and protection” for those already legally in the U.S. on Temporary Protected Status, which is due to end soon under Trump-era decisions.
planned last month, unlawful migration from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela has come down 97% as a consequence of that. but american border problems won t be fixing fixed until congress acts. if we don t pass my comprehensive immigration reform, at least pass my plan to provide the equipment and officers to secure the border. [applause] and a pathway to citizenship for dreamers those with temporary status, farm workers, essential workers. here in the peoples house and so, our duty to protect all the people s rights and freedoms. congress must restore the right [inaudible] order, order! congress must restore the right that was taken away in roe v. wade and protect roe v. wade.
0 calm, steady place to work. it has been. what i would say is remarkable about it is that nobody left during the first two years, and that nobody has left since republicans took control of the house. many of them know that they will be the subject of an impeachment inquiry from the house. they are still there. secretary mayorkas, probably the first target. he is walking into listen to the president speech tonight, and there s no indication that he s leaving. that s actually pretty remarkable, given what they know they re going to face. you see the secretary here, the aforementioned secretary mayorkas, 1000 people in that room. i have to say, i know this is wrong, but it does give me to see the average age of that room, and see precisely one mask. i realize we re in a different position, but these are a lot of very important, very powerful for the most part, very old people. there are 1000 of them in the room, and they re going to be in their screaming together for several hours,
obviously, we couldn t imagine our allies going back to afghanistan and facing taliban retribution. essentially what they were allowed to come into the u.s. on was a status which gave them up to two years of temporary status. as you note, you know, about a year has passed now. and so they need to either apply for asylum or special immigrant visas which means they would be entering dysfunctional backlog systems or congress needs to pass the afghan adjustment act as they have done for every single modern wartime evacuation population. yeah. this is a story that is largely slipped from the headlines. your group is doing important work to cast a spotlight on it. but let me also ask you about those who got left behind. those who wanted to leave but weren t able to. what happened to them? yeah. it s a tragedy. obviously, we were grateful for the administration s promise