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that what i was attempting to do in light of congress s enactments, not only the particular immigration provision, but also the administrative procedure act, was reconciled. the statutes of congress, which is something that the courts also are supposed to do. that there are statutory interpretation canyons that make clear that courts are supposed to understand that congress intends for its statutes to work together and to the extent that you are interpreting, and the claim is made that allows you to do that. that s the sort of way in which interpretation is done. i can go through my actual analysis. i did it yesterday, as we talked. but there was a good faith disagreement between me and the court of appeals, which gets to decide as to what the language
a way forward. as you well know, this is not the only thing on congress plate to get done sometime very soon. you ve got the debt limit issue by december 15th ish, although i know there is movement on that. senator schumer wants his vote on the build back better bill by christmas. if the senate, with what senator manchin is saying about supporting paid leave and wanting to do it separately, if the senate takes out paid leave, takes out immigration reform, do you believe your colleagues will approve that to get this over the finish line? look, we think paid leave, family leave, is a very, very important provision in this bill. we also believe the immigration provision is critically important for our work force if nothing else. but the fact of the matter is this build back better bill is an extraordinary piece of legislation that will help every american, help our economy, help
better. reporter: yeah. what s going to stay in the house version? what s going to go? i know specifically that the immigration provision, democrats really want that to stay in the house version as it goes through the senate. reporter: yeah, and they ve wanted this to be on the bill both on the senate and house side from the moment they started talking about this build back better agenda. certainly, immigration is one of the key pieces as well as paid leave as well as the state and local tax deductions. all those are things that are likely to see changes. on immigration, what we re going to see this week is democrats and republicans going before the parliamentarian and basically arguing the base of why it should if you re democrats stay in the bill, and should not if you re republicans, be in the bill. the thing that matters is whether or not it abides by the rules of reconciliation, the con vo lewded partisan budget process that they re doing this whole slew of policy priorities
previous rulings that said that because of the policy impact that was not temporary or finite or because it was focused into a small, targeted groups, that this does not have those elements. so i m hopeful she will rule in favor. but in addition to that, there are senate rules where the chair could also give their ruling or their opinions and there is a process in which they can continue to move forward with those protections. and we re hopeful to see it across the finish line, because it s going to benefit american families. it s going to increase jobs by over millions of new jobs. it s going to increase to our gdp by about $1.5 trillion over a decade. that s why this is going to benefit all american families. this immigration provision, is it a must-have to get your final vote? what happens if the senate