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Wont happen now. weve got to stand firm on what weve learned in the past. that is that we must secure the border first and foremost before we start talking about any kind of permanent solution. >> how are you doing? >> pretty good. >> good to talk to you. you spent a lot of time talking to the bannon folks of the party. given whats happened to him recently and his lelectoral unsuccess over the past few years, is that the support you want? >> its unfortunate that steve chose the path that he did ...

States where chip has run out, particularly in some states where youre going to have democrats running for reelection in the ten states that trump won in 2016 that this was something that was going to make it easier for them to support the cr. by the president -- this is a republican plan to put the six year extension in to try to win democrats, why the president would seem to be walking away from that is a good question, i dont think theres a very good answer. >> harris: the one thing about the...

You know that then takes that population and expands it. by either increasing the time period in which they could have first entered increasing the age for which one is considered to be a so-called d.r.e.a.mer and or capturing family members and providing them some sort of status as well. i would just say, though, that it is our position to find a permanent solution. we are not interested in addressing this through piecemeal, through year after year renewals, through anything less than a permane...

Customs enforcement to prioritize their removal. ive said that before. thats not the policy of dhs. if you are daca compliant with your registration, meaning you havent committed a crime and registered, you are not priority of enforcement for i.c.e. should the program end. >> so if you are here as d.r.e.a.mer and program ends, they wont make you deportation right away if you havent committed a crime. that sounds like a shadow daca. >> and the president has said, as you said, he has heart for the...

Conditions emanating from the earthquake still exist, regardless of other systemic conditions, i must terminate tps. so the discussion was around the time period. reason that we delayed it for 18 months is they were persuasive. >> do you believe the law should be changed? bausz maybe we should take a look at that. >> i think we should take a look at it absolutely. and i know there are some bills that have been brproposed to do just that. this was meant to be temporary status. the difficulty with...

>> probably not in the next four days. but get past the budget cry cities and then revisit daca. not in anyone interest not to have ha solution. by the way, how we got there barack obama knew it was con sustain auction. all donald trump did was sunset. now we have to fix it. we are trying to fix it through a bipartisan agreement. >> i think there is a lot of people, brad, d.r.e.a.m.ers in particular, who would argue against that chaerks and say donald trump did not fix this. he made it worse. >>...

Get what i suggest to be this right solution is a clean bill on the budget. and then move on to daca. because the daca deadline is not until march. thats my hope. but having said that there is no definitive solution to the project. >> why wouldnt democrats feel they can use this as leverage? they saw what happened in december and before them. you have to imagine chuck schumer is looking at this saying this is the last chance. republicans and democrats have to come together to keep the government...

Very em papassionately describet he believes america is about and what we should move toward. >> do you suppose a path to citizenship for daca recipients and those in the d.r.e.a.m. act? >> we have to find a permanent solution, yes, sir. >> i hate that phrase, permanent solution. do you support a path to citizenship? >> i believe that as part of the discussion and to make sure that we dont continue temporary populations that continue to exist, we should talk about that. im not here to get in fro...

Health hand human services looks for either parent located in the united states or another sponsor who will come forward and care for that child. if we are not able to bring that child to court within 20 days or otherwise determine their status, we must let them go. >> how many do you bring to court within 20 days? >> not enough. i dont have that figure. we can get back. but what we do find is 90% of those released never show up for court. 90%. >> they just disappear? >> yes, maam. >> so what do...

Their parents could be deported. >> theyll be spraleparated? >> yeah, exactly. i dont know first hand but i see our clients every day and i know i can see the anxiety and the fear and its terrible. >> what can happen to reverse this? >> so going forward, there really needs to be some type of permanent fix. the temporary protected status is temporary. and dealing with the current administration, we obviously dont want things that requecan just taken away unilaterally. i know theres bipartisan sup...