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You ask to give your opinion about it. you have to remember, the vast majority of people lives in places where immigrants do not flow to, particularly immigrants from those particular kinds of countries. those people generally come to the coast and the border states and a lot of places in the middle have no contact, so they don't see the benefit of it and they don't have neighbors and coworkers part of that immigrant group. they don't -- it's a lot harder to empathize with those people if you have no kind of contact with them. so when i was questions like that, i want to ask, what do you know ...

All right. we are back with the hardball roundtable. amy, tell me something i don't know. >> last week awrote a story about how the trump transition officials were reaping out to authorities on the texas border trying to figure out where to erect the wall. something you may not know is for the first time in 50 years more undocumented mex cannes are actually returning to mexico than coming over the other way. that is actually pew just released a study saying that asians will surpass mexicans as an immigrant group. a record number of mexicans are returning probably because the trump has been so ...

Clear, no dogs, no negroes, no mexicans. >> at every point in our history we try to draw a line between us and then. >> van tran is from vietnam. he is now a professor in new york. >> and that change over time. as we think about the current situation it's really important for us to go back and think about our history as well. >> reporter: despite the words on the statue of liberty, it could be said that each new immigrant group may have its own story of not being welcomed, even so, the united states is still the place many would like to call their new home. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>. ...

1960s -- cubans. in the wake of the thawing u.s./cuban relations, a new investigation is revealing what some say is an abuse of our country's welfare system accord being to an investigation by florida's sun sentinel newspaper, kwpt cuban immigrants are cashing in on u.s. welfare, then going back to the island making a mockery of the deck aids-old premise that they are refugees fleeing persecution at home." all of this costing us taxpayers over $680 million. who's responsible for allowing this to happen? with me now, the sun sentinel's reporter who wrote the article, sally kesen. tell me about ...

What did mitt romney in. so he might, as well forget it. no matter what he does with the leaders, people will not forget about the way he talked about hispanics all summer long. actually, what happened in the last campaign was you talk about immigrants all the time and aim your remarks, at hispanics, every immigrant in america hears that. not one single immigrant group voted republican the last election. that's extraordinary. >> cannot unring the bell. howard dean and robert costa, thank you both. >> how ben carson's claim he would not support a muslim president becomes a huge financial boost ...