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Colleagues in ruling against the president on the issue of banning asylum claims. john roberts was a swing vote siding with the liberals, we have details on the ruling and how many migrants are not bothering to ask for permission to cross the border. >> todays supreme court ruling means the immigrants seen here crossing the border illegally still have a right to claim asylum. the court ruling against and demonstration policy requiring them to seek asylum only at points of entry. this comes as th...

Flyover in airplanes and overstay visas. lets talk about ways to do this in a smart way. this is not effective and mexico is not paying for it. the taxpayers of america are paying for it. >> was would you agree to at the border? >> there is probably some room for repairing certain barriers, talking about fencing in certain areas but this type of wall concept is not going anywhere. lets have a deal for advanced border security and get the government-funded, 54,000 department of homeland security ...

Smart, then his message would be how about we improve the physical barriers where they currently exist, which democrats have stated they would support such an effort. you heard in 2017, standard & poors said $24 billion and more saved off the gdp. when you look at the state of the economy, i dont think this is a win for the president. and when you think about republicans, particularly in the senate, mitch mcconnell is thinking about the 22 republican senators up for reelection in 200. theyre goi...

Year, mr. president, the democratics offered $25 billion for physical barriers in his negotiations to the president. five times, five times what the white house is reasonably requesting right now. and that was just earlier this year. republicans in the house and in the senate believe the houses provision for $5 billion and border funding, plus additional disaster funding was completely reasonable. i was glad to vote to advance to legislation yesterday. my colleagues and i are proud to stand with...

Fifth of the resources for the border they were willing to provide just a few months ago. just a few months ago. there is no bright line of prince pell that separates holdups of miles of physical barriers in 2006 from new physical barriers in 2018. there is no major philosophical shift that made $25 billion for border security worthwhile just a few months ago but makes a more modest investment of $5 billion immoral. immoral? and unacceptable today. no, democrats havent rejected the presidents re...

So one would think that securing our homeland, controlling our borders, and protecting the american people would be bipartisan priorities. uncontroversial. common sense bipartisan priorities. a core duty of any nations government. and heres the interesting thing. until very, very recently, mr. president, that seemed to be the case. back in 2006, democrats were perfectly happy to support hundreds, hundreds of miles of physical barriers along the border. 26 democrats voted for the bill, including ...

Head throughout. charlie, respond. >> i served on the homeland security committee. i have not heard one serious expert on border security say we know -- we need a 2,000 mile wall. i voted for the security fence act in 2006 that allowed for 700 miles of barriers, detention beds, technology on the border. yeah, we have to do more. but simply somebody please define wall to me. is it just -- a wall with steel slats? 2,000 miles? how long is it going to be? everybody knows this is not the best way to...

The house added to the bill. im proud to vote for it. mr. president, its not a radical concept that the american peoples government should be able to control the people and goods that flow into our country. its not a radical concept that physical barriers play an important role in achieving security. unless there is a caucus of lawmakers who go to bed at night with their doors wide open that im not aware of. what is radical, mr. president? what is way out of the mainstream? is this absurd premis...

Wall. i voted for the security fence act in 2006 that allowed for 700 miles of barriers, detention beds, technology on the border. yeah, we have to do more. but simply somebody please define wall to me. is it just -- a wall with steel slats? 2,000 miles? how long is it going to be? everybody knows this is not the best way to establish border security by itself. so to go to the mattresses over this, in my view, is insane. we have to get back to some measure of order and discipline and stability i...

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