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The country in a more humane way because he talks about them in such dehumanizing terms. >> and simone, scott expressed frustration with this, the fact that the administration, everybody is on a different page. one of the questions is was this even a new policy. of course it was a new policy but the administration denied that it was. the white house in a tweet denied it was. take a listen to an official with the department of health and human services on a call with reporters earlier today. >> t...

You will get a very swift adjudication. and you see senator cruzs bill doing very close to what the president called for last october. where is congress eight months ago, christopher? he asked them to double the number on immigration judges. >> why would he start prosecuting cases where he knew he would separate families and not have anywhere to put them? >> excuse me. if all you did was not come through a port of entry, if you went between the ports of entry and the only law you had broken was ...

Backlog of 600,000 cases. these applicants sit in limbo for years, waiting for resolution. after passi the unnecessarily low standard of initial screening, applicants can live and work in the united states for years. this is true even for the 80% who are ultimately rejected for asylum at their final adjudication after multiple appeals. for the 20% who truly need asylum, they are mired in the years long backlog and remain in limbo. to address this issue, we asked congress to adjust the standard o...

Happens quickly. if the adult wants to return home, she or he is reunited with their child and they are sent back together. where it gets more complicated is if i migrant claims asylum. the trump administration was to hold migrants pending adjudication of those cases. if they are released, theres good genes they will abscond. even if cases are handled quickly, the government has to release the sooner. its one of the distortions that makes rational policy of the border policy. when a company chil...

Live and work in the united states for years. this is true even for the 80% who are ultimately rejected for asylum at their final adjudication after multiple appeals. for the 20% who truly need asylum, they are mired in the years long backlog and remain in limbo. we asked congress to adjust the standard of proof to prevent well-coached applicants from uttering the magic words indicating a fear of returning home. this change would ensure those who deserve asly um -- asylum find it quickly to to b...

Congress and talks to them as he has recently, that is something that still means something. its important to them. >> my reporting tells me that republicans are very wary of this president. they dont trust him. theres this idea that he could force them into pushing for a policy they dont like. he doesnt have any relationship with the president that makes them feel like they can trust them. >> i get a sense that its coming to a very divided state. i dont think theres an easy ad adjudication of a...

Low standard of initial screening, applicants can live and work in the united states for years. this is true even for the 80% who are ultimately rejected for ylum at their final adjudication after multiple appe for 20% who truly need asylum, they are mired in the years long backlog and remain in limbo. to address this issue weve asked congress to adjust the standard of proof to prevent well-coached april dprants uttering the magic words indicating a fear of returning home. this change would ensu...

Authority right now to stop separating these children from their parents until they go through the process. he could choose to do that, but he has decided to do the other, and it is absolutely wrong. so hes being a hypocrite. so are the republicans that believe this kind of stuff is okay. i want to hear family values come out of their mouths. >> are you saying barack obama -- >> this is not about president obama. >> it is. >> hold on. let him make his point. >> are you saying that barack obama k...

Let him make his point. >> are you saying that barack obama kept these families intact through the adjudication process? >> this is not about president obama. >> he separated -- >> this is about donald trump. >> he separated the children from the adults. >> this is about trump. >> president trump can do a new thing. he doesnt have to follow -- >> hold on. hold on. >> hes not the king. nina, matt, hold on a second. theres a middle ground here, first of all. just for facts sake. okay? did the obam...

So my point is when youre talking about real asylum, these pele are coming. theyre being prosecuted as criminals for entry. their children are being taken away before an asylum review. >> yeah, i dont know that i would agree with that, chris, be but go ahead. >> this is something that is clearly procedural. if somebody comes to the border and seeks asylum. >> yes. >> theyre not sneaking in. >> correct. >> theyre presenting themselves in what is an international legal way, seeking asylum. now, th...