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country prefer for president. so that can be folks who are born in mexico, could be folks who were born in france to get basically be anybody outside the united states. but look at this, you might expect this to be a democratic-leaning group not at least according to an average of our last two poles. what do we see? we see donald trump at 47%, joe biden at 44%. again, that's a close contest, but compare that to four years ago when joe biden had a clear advantage among this group, it just sort of shows you how the issue of immigration has moved wildly against the current president. very much and the direction of the former president, no matter which way you look at it. >> yeah. and it gives so much context around the politics of this decision today, harry into and thank you so much. >> thank you and joining us now to talk more about this, we have marked preston hertzian and senior political analyst. >> i wonder how you think mark, you know, we see the polls there. how do you think this is going to play politically for an issue that has been a vulnerability for biden. >> i think it's certainly the biden folks. we're hoping that this becomes a stopgap measure that they can at least start