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Number of immigration plans today to include a more permanent fix to the family separation problem that the president ended with an executive order yesterday. the conservative option failed on the house floor today. republicans seem to be confused about what is in the remaining bill, the so-called compromise bill. house leaders say they will not be voting on that tomorrow, as has been planned. senior capitol hill producer chad pergram is there with the inside scoop tonight. good evening, chad. why was this ball with that was going to move tomorrow, why did the leadership all of? >> they didn't...

Criticizing his policy. i know you have been up on the hill. president trump to discuss two house gop bills on immigration tomorrow. what are lawmakers saying ahead of the meeting? do they express to you hope for a solution that fixes the family separation problem? in fact, even lindsey graham has said really the president could end that without legislation. >> reporter: this is a moving target. initially president trump had asked for a bipartisan bill of love. that was rejected by the president. it really is a big question in terms of whether or not he will sign off on either of these pieces ...

Mull over a number of immigration plans to include a more permanent fix to the family separation problem the president ended with an executive order yesterday, the conservative option failed on the house floor and republicans seem confused about what is in the compromise bill. house leaders will not be voting on that tomorrow as had been planned. we have the inside scoop tonight. why did leadership pool it. >> they decided to go back and retrench this bill. >> and the lapsed couple days, they brought donald trump to the hill. and kiersten nielsen on the whole. they couldn't close the deal, the...

Most elected democrats have come out against, eliminating it. a lot have called out for reforming it. let's talk about the policies, personnel, practices that are inhumane, hurting people, not being effective. that is a legitimate place to be. especially against the backdrop of this family separation debacle. so looking at how to reform i.c.e. is very legitimate. i would think a mainstream position for it but the abolition is bad policy and taking the conversation away from the family separation problem. >> dana: right. it sounds like anarchy. >> the democratic party on that issue, the family ...