side, cuellar and cornyn and the far right rank of this discussion, all of them are in agreement the 2008 law needs to be revised, all of them are seeking faster deportation. are they all wrong? i think all of us are seeking for a swifter route to justice. and so that means that these children shouldn t have to wait years to have their case processed. and so for them to have an opportunity to be represented and have their case heard, i believe the president made it pretty clear today when he met with many of us from the hispanic caucus that what he is looking for is the means to be able to work through these cases so these children have their day in court. soy don t think the president is asking us to strip due process. what i do believe he s saying is, we must act and act swiftly, because we can t continue to see a humanitarian crisis on our border persist. do you think that this debate has brought out the best or
asking us to strip due process. what i do believe he s saying is, we must act and act swiftly, because we can t continue to see a humanitarian crisis on our border persist. do you think that this debate has brought out the best or worst in american discussion of immigration? it seems to me some of the loudest voices have been the ugliest. i ve seen many reports about the churches and neighborhoods taking people in, inviting children in, this was some a statement from the catholic diocese in san bernardino, california. take a listen. as a church, we also want to let them know that there are people here in the united states who love and support them, they re praying for them and maybe that could give them spiritual food for the next leg of their journey. how do you think our reaction as a country has been when faced with these tens of thousands of unaccompanied children. i think the answer is all of the above, a little bit of good,