and they will like to spend money and will they be able to implement these projects? there s a roadblock standing in front of joe biden s infrastructure bill when it comes. we can build roads and bridges if they see these burden summer there s of books on the law called the national environmental policy act of 1969 and remember, a lot of that didn t happen and a lot of money got wasted because of that so i don t think they re thinking about the implementations of this and the consequences of a lack of infrastructure either. jesse: is biden not the dealmaker we thought he was? jessica: i don t think joe biden has failed at all thus far, $1.9 trillion american package is a core component of the american jobs act and mitch mcconnell set over the weekend if the reconciliation isn t necessarily tied to this, republicans should be for this.
implementations that will keep this surge from continuing? there are over a million apprehensions so far this year and we re only in june july. trace: i want to play this. this is the national sheriffs association president saying this is also what the vice president should have focused on. listen. she also should have visited the residents along the border. the ranchers, the people living in the cities that are now being terrorized by some of the criminal elements coming across as well. every day they are being terrorized along the border. your final thoughts. the cartels are benefiting here. the people suffering are some of the migrants in the pipeline and the people that have to live on the border and see this traffic. you showed doctor vickers earlier. his land trying to walk around the checkpoint. that s what happens when you have a chaotic border and pull down policies that are working and here we are.
deliberation. and then our governor signed it under painting one of the last implementations in georgia where humans were held captive, just in case there was any doubt about the sort of motivation behind the bill that they signed. and this is only one of the ways in which the republicans are trying to take a sledgehammer to our elections infrastructure and replace their will for the will of georgia voters. helen butler, how is this going to change the next election? the next election oversee the newly implementation of absentee voting with photo i.d., and
and it comes as massive protests are about to get under way any moment now in london. nbc news correspondent steve patterson is joining us from westminster. steve, so what s happening in parliament right now, when can we actually expect a vote? you know kentis, as with all things brexit. it s a bit complicated. we expect a vote in a few hours. it could last or stretch on into the evening hours. but it could not one of two ways, but maybe one of many ways. at least three. the first is that parliament does decide to side with the prime minister, boris johnson and his plan for brexit. in which case after a certain grace period, sort of the uk decides what they re going to do with all of these trade deals with different countries and implementations go forth that they will ex it from the european union. the second is they decide to go against boris johnson. they vote down his measure today