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To throw all of that in reverse. she is for open borders, amnesty, higher taxes. that is not what missourians want. that is why the selection is so important. >> sandra: talking about these policies, the president decided to shake up the consideration of ending birthright citizenship. where do you stand on that issue? >> i think we absolutely have to end a chain migration. i am willing to consider any proposal to do it. by executive order, he may have the ability to add to the nationalization process. he said that the u.s. supreme court will have to decide exactly what the 14th amendment means...

Yesterday that the supreme court is actually going to have to weigh in on what the 14th amendment means. it is a constitutional question, and he's right about that, but he is also right that he can probably bury the nationalization process, and congress can too. i think we need to consider all avenues to end a chain migration, stop the influx of illegal immigrants. absolutely into this country, also to reform. we have an immigration system that does not work for the workers of this country, including especially the people of missouri. we need to change it. the president's right about that. >> ...

To help americans overseas. has trump gone too far? is this a good idea? >> anderson, i have to say i am just amazed there is lots of president for this. in world war ii within days of pearl harbor, franklin roosevelt revoked the nationalization process for german, italian and japanese immigrants in this country. they were called, using the authority from the -- if i can look at this, the alien enemies act of 1798 and issued three executive orders. it gave the government of the united states the right to detain and to label all of these people as enemy aliens. they were not permitted to travel...

Well, on this day when we all recognize how much we love our country, we're going to spotlight those who earn the right to be here, our naturalized citizens. today at george washington's mt. vernon estate, 10 1 new americans were born, so to speak. that is immigrants from 45 countries were sworn in after competing -- completing the nationalization process. proces. two of them join us right now. a new citizen who had his ceremony just this week at the carter center in atlanta, also with us. that is ross tulif who is british. he's american now. now he's a british-american. from mt. vernon ser mo...