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Immigration policies. she promises to investigate the administration for abuses, quote, perpetrated during the trump era, and proposes ending this administration's travel ban, raising refugee alliances and strengthening asylum protections. she would establish independent immigration courts and ease the naturalization process. part of that includes reinstating the daca program and providing a pathway to citizenship for daca recipients. another important component is committing $1.5 billion annually in foreign aid to countries in south america designated for programs to reduce crime, poverty and...

Topping our political radar today, vice president mike pence spending part of independence day at a naturalization ceremony. it was this morning at the national archives just outside of washington, d.c. pence congratulated the 44 new u.s. citizens more than once for following the naturalization process legally. >> but all of you aspired to be americans. you stepped forward. you followed the law. you went through the process. america has the most generous system of legal immigration in the history of the world. >> and a federal court says no again to a white house plan to use defense department...

Do that, how are we fair to people who want to go through the naturalization process. i think, this question, over time, has become something, that was never intended to become, by both sides, by the courts or congress. >> neil: and we should point out you mention your column and you discuss, this was based on those in europe in a situation, like this, at least one of the parents came from that designated country. >> right, or in the case of myself, we have two beautiful adopted children. the law was changed in the 1990s, such that when you adopted children in a foreign country and brought the...

Political analyst. this is a proposal that's going to hit immigrants working jobs that don't pay enough to support their families especially hard. you report those earns 250% above the poverty level could be affected. how is the administration justifying targeting immigrants who are potentially self-such fshant? >> i want to be clear about who though would affect. they're trying to get legal permanent status, which would be a green card, or they're trying to become u.s. citizens through the naturalization process. for a lot of these people, they're working in low-wage jobs and they have to use...