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are family values, those traditional values. and this traditional value has been taken away. it's been -- [inaudible] outside here. and i think this is the foundation of everything. that's why minority bloc in latino are leaning back again to republican values. martha: so, andy, what about what's going on at the border? because i think the feeling that the president, president biden has, is that everyone deserves, you know, the right to come to the country. during the campaign last time around in the debate he said if you, if you are seeking, you know, a new life, you should come. and, boy, have folks been coming. >> well, conservatives and republicans, we're not against people coming to this country, but this is a right way to do things and a wrong way to do things, right? and any country you go to, the problem is when you do things the wrong way, you already have ill intentions.
parties coalitions, the democratic party coalition is very much like a brokerage party. various groups of policy demand hours, to use a political science term, trying to get something out of the government. each of the coalition partners are working with each other, understanding that. they're obviously negotiating and there's conflict but there's something substantive at the end of the day that's black voters want, latino voters want, civil rights groups wants, lgbtq people want. they want something concrete from the federal state. the republican coalition is very different. especially with trump it's much less of that kind of group of policy demand hours. there are policies people wind, but what the voters seem to want more than anything is for a candidate to reflect back on to them their sense of grievance. trump, because as you mentioned, he has this authentic grievance about him. he can do that. he's also a longtime celebrity,
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it's one of the strictest state emigration enforcement laws in this country. but the idea argues the bills unconstitutional, human rights groups echoed those same concerns in a lawsuit filed last month. they said the tech is putting us the human rights of people to seek asylum. for more had secured julián castro is back with. julián, first, that department of justice is colin this law at texas unconstitutional. you've got immigrants rights group saying it's going to do to racial profiling. remind us what it stake here. >> what's at stake here, really, it's a couple of things. number one, a law that was passed is before in texas that truly does have the potential to lead to a sizable amount of racial profiling. texas is a state that is 40% latino or latina. this bill empowers law
state illegally. it's one of the strictest state emigration enforcement laws in this country. but the idea argues the bills unconstitutional, human rights groups echoed those same concerns in a lawsuit filed last month. they said the tech is putting us the human rights of people to seek asylum. for more had secured julián castro is back with. julián, first, that department of justice is colin this law at texas unconstitutional. you've got immigrants rights group saying it's going to do to racial profiling. remind us what it stake here. >> what's at stake here, really, it's a couple of things. number one, a law that was passed is before in texas that truly does have the potential to lead to a sizable amount of racial profiling. texas is a state that is 40% latino or latina. this bill empowers law enforcement to essentially stop folks who they think might be veer undocumented. and it gives them quite a considerable latitude to do
state illegally. it's one of the strictest state emigration enforcement laws in this country. but the idea argues the bills unconstitutional, human rights groups echoed those same concerns in a lawsuit filed last month. they said the tech is putting us the human rights of people to seek asylum. for more had secured julián castro is back with. julián, first, that department of justice is colin this law at texas unconstitutional. you've got immigrants rights group saying it's going to do to racial profiling. remind us what it stake here. >> what's at stake here, really, it's a couple of things. number one, a law that was passed is before in texas that truly does have the potential to lead to a sizable amount of racial profiling. texas is a state that is 40% latino or latina. this bill empowers law enforcement to essentially stop folks who they think might be veer undocumented. and it gives them quite a considerable latitude to do that. that is a recipe for disaster in a state like texas. and secondly, this is about the supremacy clause of the constitution. time after time, the u.s. has said, the federal government has authority to deal with an aggression freshman and lost,