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Ability of american families to earn a living, to support their families, to seize the american dream that i was able to seize in the 1960s and 1970s when i was young and trying to make my way. >> so congressman brooks, it sounds like you could not vote for paul ryan on the basic of immigration policy alone. >> he needs to change his policy to protect americans from the adverse effect of job seizures and wage suppression by this huge surge in the illegal alien labor supply. >> to process, congressman brooks. i have to say when i was working in the senate we used to come over to conference with...

American workers from job losses and wage suppression by this huge surge of illegals. if that position passed we would be in a stronger position of forcing the democrats in the united states senate to reconsider whether they want to shutdown the department of homeland security in order to help illegal aliens take more jobs and wages from american citizens. >> let me make sure i'm clear. what you're saying is the bill that passed the senate, this is the so-called clean funding bill a full year of funding for dhs, you are okay with john boehner bringing that to the floor for a vote? >> i recomme...

>> i like to point out we talk about you may not know next semester whether or not you have a job in order to teach because of the job insecurity. that also means students that if you took a class, with you this semester you may not be around next semester to write a letter of recommendation. i think it's mostly invisible to students. they see us standing up there and giving assignments and they don't realize the differences in how people are experiencing their job. what then can unionization do to help create a more fair set of labor practices. >> if you have a collective bargaining agreement...

Schools that have at their welcoming and safe and have the environment that kids need to thrive. so they cannot only dream their dreams, but achieve it. number two, we need as a society to focus on shared prosperity, to focus on what randolph said a good wage and good job for all people who want it. and number three, we need to bring the social and the economic justice movements together because -- and we need to connect the dots. because when there's voter suppression, then there's wage suppression. when there is an inability for a black boy to walk in the streets safely, then no one is safe....

They are strugglinging with wage suppression. minimum wage jobs, rising costs, especially for housing. and this has become a work support program just as medicaid has. it's supporting low wage workers. >> lisa, i love that. i'm going to begin to borrow and use that language. it is a work support program. these are often working families. the idea that you can work full-time in this country and still not have sufficient income to feed one's family is a real shame on our nation. thank you for joining us from columbus, ohio. lisa hamler-fugitt. >> thank you to ryan alexander here at the table and...