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Undocumented immigrants do jobs that u.s. citizens don't want to do. they're right. here is another uncomfortable fact. disaster relief is a growth industry in america. and migrant workers have been playing critical roles in helping towns clean up and rebuild after natural disasters, from new orleans to houston to north carolina to florida, florida, florida. 2019 "new york times" article called these workers hurricane chasers. it is hard and necessary work for us all, and for migrants it can be profitable compared to wages at home. but it is also really risky. not just from the inherent danger...

Alicia Menendez focuses on raising voices that aren't typically featured on cable news.

And regrettably i'm not surprised. >> i think most americans want a functioning immigration system. this is clearly not it. in your experience what works? what is the way to have a functioning system without the material sto terrible stories. >> first, we have to continue to work on the eradicating of violence. it can be be done. not suspend aide, that is the wrong thing to do, and that sends the mejage that there is no hope for you. there are smart things we can do for border security, and question get the next kal government to help us.

Hate congress. they are not doing anything. they are so busy emotionalizing the issue. if you could have a couple smart people. jesse said that there is a dearth of smart people in congress. but if if you could get together and say here's where we agree. here's what we absolutely have to do in order to have a functioning immigration system. i think it's impossible at this point to have comprehensive immigration reform. you not going to get eight things down and one bill. so you can really prioritize it didn't do the three most important things and if she's being genuine as she talks about want...

>> some people have asked us about that in new hampshire. they raised legitimate concerns especially law enforcement folks that brought it up about a week and a half ago. so that is a legitimate issue. >> now, there have been cases of terrorists entering the u.s. from canada. including the foiled plot by an algerian citizen living in montreal who planned to bomb the los angeles airport in 20000. he was arrested when he tried to enter the u.s. with a car full of explosives. and while the u.s./mexico border receives the most attention, our border with canada is nearly three times longer. the lon...