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Forward if they are arrested and then deported. so they come forward, they are recognized for the they owe taxes or whatever it is. usually it isnt the case but nonetheless whatever that would be. to have legalization process for the 11 million people who are in the united states. and recognizing that that brings them out of the shadow and into our economy. in a fuller way. so from a pragmatic standpoint it helps, it is a positive thing. >> yeah. >> in terms of dreamers, obviously that is an eas...

Come forward and theyre arrested. they come forward and taxes, that usually isnt the case, but whatever that would be. but anyway to have legalization process for the 11 million people who are in the united states and recognizing that that brings them out of the shadow and into the our economy in a fuller way. so from a pragmatic standpoint it helps. its a positive thing. in terms of dreamers obviously thats an easy fix for us to -- president obama did that -- hopefully in a short period of time...

But anyway to have legalization process for the 11 million people who are in the united states and recognizing that that brings them out of the shadow and into the our economy in a fuller way. so from a pragmatic standpoint it helps. its a positive thing. in terms of dreamers obviously thats an easy fix for us to -- president obama did that -- hopefully in a short period of time we can correct that. it would address the temporary status which is very, very important for central americans, for so...

My question. as is the continuing resolution going to pass in the house or the senate in your opinion? you just heard congresswoman blackburn, she thinks it could. what do you say? >> i think the house will pass a cr with the military funding and a couple of other issues that are important. i think the senate is going to take out the defense, paying it back to the house and i think youll get democrats and republicans coming up to support it. hopefully well get some caps. >> harris: can you do it...

Calls chain migration, the lottery system. i assume youre open to that pathway to citizenship as well? >> im open to -- yes, im anxious to hear, obviously, what the president would like to see happen in this. ultimately hes the person that can sign this into law. but there are a lot of conservative republican senators, wolf, who have expressed an openness to that legalization process, whether thats a path to citizenship or some other form of legalization. i think in the end, whatever comes out i...

Christine, what would you say is attributable to that number? >> that the numbers are down at crossing at the boarder? >> thats right. >> thats been a trend -- a long standing trend for now. it has to do with economics and how dangerous the border has gotten. i think the reality is that we know that having a legalization process that truly integrates people into the society and provides a path to citizenship is really what has been held back in congress despite the fact that the majority of the ...

All-in lockstep confirmation that republicans will be behind this nominee. what weve seen repeatedly is no matter what democrats did, no matter what kind of levers they tried to pull procedurally to slow the process down, they simply could not break off enough republicans. now, theres a very good chance andy puzder ends up being confirmed, thats what senate republican leadership has continued to say. but over the course of the last 48 hours, particularly as it became clear, as you noted, that he...

>> theyre creating a cartel. i mean, theyve put together a ballot initiative that explicitly gives them control of the legal pot industry in the seventh largest state in america basically indefinitely. their oligopoly cant be challenged for the next four years, by which point it will be essentially impossible to challenge. so what theyre doing is theyre setting themselves up as a cartel. and this poses huge problems for the legalization movement, which has been largely organized around issues of...

Explicitly gives them control of the legal pot industry in the seventh largest state in america basically indefinitely. their oligopoly cant be challenged for the next four years, by which point it will be essentially impossible to challenge. so what theyre doing is theyre setting themselves up as a cartel. and this poses huge problems for the legalization movement, which has been largely organized around issues of social justice. and implicit in that concern is the disproportionate impact of th...

However many millions of illegal immigrants are living here now, theyll just say, i dont want to deal with that. no, thats why were having this discussion. we actually, everybody should come to the table havand have a discussion, make it rational. but the surest way to get front page "new york times" coverage -- >> i spoke to marco rubio and he did have a plan for closing the border as a legalization process, he did take it away from dhs. he said, take it out of dhs hands, and he had a plan for ...