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exceptions because they do have a way for migrants to come to the united states legally. but there is no question here, dana, that they are trying to prevent attacks from the former president before that first debate, later this month, that they're also trying to blunt republican attacks which have been ongoing over the course of the president's administration. so this is again, a significant move, particularly for a president who began his administration saying that he wanted to restore the silence of asylum system dana, priscilla, thank you so much for all of europe, fantastic reporting on this. i want to bring in some more great reporters. cnn's mj lee as dead harnden of the new york times, leanne coldwell of the washington post. thank you all for being here. >> mj. you are also a white house correspondent for us. i know you've been doing some reporting as well. what is your sense from administration officials you're talking to and maybe in this case, campaign officials, you're talking to about how much they think this will, will help. we're going to talk about the
the first live tv debate of the election campaign takes place this evening, with rishi sunak and keir starmer going face to face for an hour in front of a studio audience in salford. it comes at the end of a day of campaigning dominated by the issue of migration, as our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. the home secretary touring a company that transports things around the uk and europe, though today he's more concerned about the movement of people. the conservatives might point to last year's fall in net migration — the difference between the amount of people arriving in the uk and leaving — but on their watch numbers have reached a record high. now they are saying they would cap family and work visas, though haven't put figures on it. we recognise that companies like this will, of course, need some levels of migration, but we also recognise that migration puts pressure on public services, and getting the balance right is a conversation that is long overdue. thanks for coming, everybody. part of the pressure on the tories has come from this party.
the conservatives might point to last year's fall in net migration — the difference between the amount of people arriving in the uk and leaving — but on their watch numbers have reached a record high. now they are saying they would cap family and work visas, though haven't put figures on it. we recognise that companies like this will, of course, need some levels of migration, but we also recognise that migration puts pressure on public services, and getting the balance right is a conversation that is long overdue. thanks for coming, everybody. part of the pressure on the tories has come from this party. they have opened up the borders to mass immigration like we have never seen before. reform uk's attracted attention, with bold promises on reducing legal immigration levels and stopping small boat crossings. for all the support... ..it seems not everyone's a fan of their approach.
minors, for instance, that are trying to cross. this would not apply to them regardless of the thresholds and the daily crossings. or victims of severe human trafficking. so they're trying to say that actually they really studied what the former president did and what his administration tried to put into law and couldn't and instead made some tweaks to it they hope to be successful. but certainly the irony is very clear here and there are democrats who are saying that this is a policy that you could have seen under the trump administration and not one they expected to see under the biden white house. >> monica alba. thank you so much for starting us off. marc murray, let's talk about the politics of this. what is the calculation that president biden is making that? he made a point to say that the good will of the american public is running then, that he can't do nothing. >> yeah. and katy, a lot of this is trying to seem like he is doing something. in focus groups i've listened to from undecided voters they
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wonderful. kevin o'leary. thanks so much for joining us today. interesting stuff take care. buh-bye. >> moving on to our sports league. now, san diego padres infielder to khou peta marcano has been banned from majorly baseball for life. replacing hundreds of bets on games as the first time since pete rose in 1989 that a player has been banned for life from mlb this will. say he bet on pittsburgh pirates games when he was with the pirates last year. >> also in are betting on baseball lead ippei mizuhara, the former interpreter for the dodgers, shohei ohtani pleaded guilty today, the federal charges a bank in tax fraud. >> he has admitted illegally transferring nearly $17 from ohtani's bank account to cover gambling losses and other expenses after today's guilty plea, major league baseball announced it as cleared ohtani of any wrongdoing. >> we have some breaking news for you on capitol hill. >> vote just now to sanction the international criminal court in response to its push