am martha maccallum in new york this is the story. monitoring the white house briefing after reports president biden is set to announce a massive relief program for undocumented immigrants. it would be the largest such program in over a decade and would offer hundreds of thousands legal status if they had been married to an american citizen for at least 10 years. the move would come less than 5 months from the presidential election and days before the very consequential upcoming jun. at a time when the current president is bleeding support from latino voters. voting block he says he needs for victory. i need you, i need you badly. desperately need you re help because, look there are only 6 or 7 states that will turn down this election that her tossup states this is 1 of them. the president desperate for those votes by his own admission there. jason, tommy lan mike pompeo all on the story today but first let s go to first national correspondent bill hello. reporter: mar
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