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To keep it going. jeff sessions is half correct in what he's saying here is that this compromise, it is totally driven by politics because if you look at it just in terms of the policy, it's not a good policy. we're practically militarizing the border. it's very safe already. we're putting a tremendous amount of money and resources there. a tremendous -- there's the potential for a great deal of government overreach to all the people who live along that area. those things, you know, the cost, the government overreach, the money we're spending, those are generally things that conservatives are ...

Different. what i'm looking for is this group working on it for years. this deal that fell apart both in 2006 and 2007, a lot of people have really wanted to see something happen. they've got the advocacy community on their side. i've talked to a lot of different people over the last few days who are saying, this senate bill isn't perfect. they don't don't love all the border enforcement for the reason raul is talking about but they're willing to let it happen because they to want see something. if that bipartisan group can come to the table and compromise, you might see shifting. with all thi...

Reform, he's just being cagey how he'll move forward. that's an important distinction because john boehner, kevin mccarthy, you don't hear them railing against this bill. they're being cautious knowing how fragile the house conference is, how they move ahead. >> we talk about will they just vote in the senate. the republicans officially are talking about having their own bill coming out of the house. you have goodlatte, he has a piecemeal approach. the key is anything the republicans propose is not going to have the path to citizenship in it. >> that's right. so, officially how congress makes ...