Trump Seeks to Unify GOP Around Immigration Goals

 
 
May 16, 2019
 

Good morning from Washington, where President Trump is getting ready to announce immigration goals designed to rally Republicans. Fred Lucas reports. Meanwhile, Sen. Lindsey Graham offers a bill to ease the border crisis, which Rachel del Guidice summarizes. And the nation's former top immigration enforcer tells Rob Bluey what could be done right away. Sebastian Gorka, one of our favorite national security experts, visits the podcast. Plus: Rep. Debbie Lesko on how Democrats' Equality Act threatens women, and Jim Carafano on staying calm amid Iran's bad behavior.

 
 
 
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President Trump hopes to unite Republicans behind new immigration goals that focus on border security and a merit-based system that keeps legal immigration at current levels.
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"My goal with this bill … is to have Roe vs. Wade turned over, and that decision be sent back to the states so that we can come up with our laws," says Alabama state Rep. Terri Collins.
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"This is not just about enforcing the law, it's about saving lives. What's happening on the border is not only a humanitarian crisis, it's a national security crisis," says former ICE chief Tom Homan.
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"The Equality Act, or [as] I call it the forfeiting women's rights act, ... takes away women's and girls' rights that we fought for for years," says Rep. Debbie Lesko, R-Ariz.
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What this latest incident shows is that Trump is perhaps the first president to commit to dealing with the Iranian regime in a sustained and serious way.
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The legislation would add 500 new immigration judges to handle the backlog of illegal immigration cases and expand from 20 days to 100 days the period during which migrant families may be held together.
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Plus: In light of PBS making a beloved "Arthur" character have a gay wedding, we talk about the LGBT themes in children's entertainment.
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"The most powerful thing is ... people who have actually lived under these systems and escaped," says Sebastian Gorka.
 
     
 
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