R joining us.
The E prime court's othehe
decision today on the trump era
maining Mexico policic is a
surprise win for theheiden
adadnistration.
It comes with complicated
political implicicions.
Lord joins us to give us a sense
of how the white houseses
reacting to O is news.
At are they saying and what do
they thinkhis means going
forward?
Laurur as of rightht now,,he
white house E S not put out any
official statememe, the
departmeme has not put out an
inititl statement, but my
sources tell me ITI's something
that has boosted O oicials in
E administration.
It allowow them to do away with a
trump erer policy of remain inin
Mexico, which bidenen himself,
president Biden himselelcalled
criminal in the past, and
homeland security secretary in
the past also said T tt it
causes unjustifiable human costt.
So it is a W W for the
adadnistration.
Judy: So whahawe have seen is
that about 70,000 migrants have
been helelin Mexico since the
administsttion starteded
Laura: For a whileleit may not
an immediate effect.t.
E supreme court has toto send
what is calald a certified
judgment F fst.
That can T te a few weeks beforor
ththadministration can movov the
start T ING away with the pololy
andtart moving those 70,000 I
grants intent the U.S. Fofo
additional screening..
Theyeyypically work withh ngos
and what thehetryo do is to
screre them further and thenenut
them into the parole system for
proceedidis in the united
States.
It will take work withth
organizationonon the ground.
Judy: There is still this
standing issue O of the
so-called title 42, which C ce
abououduring the trump
administration.
How much of a factor is that?
Laura: It S sll is S bigactor.
Evenen with the remaining Mexico
popocy being a win F F the
administration, there could be
additional litigation on that.
E a ainistration has trieded
mumuiple times T to do away with
this policy and ththsecond
attempt could comeme under
lawsuits from M xas itself.
Titie 42 is still out there
it is somethingnghe
administsttion has been forced
to keep in plala.
What T tt does is R ruire -- it
allows the governmenento mutely
expel asylyl-seekers without anyny
kind of asylyl procece for them
to C cim asylum.
Ththe is roughly one million
thth have been expelled ununr
the Biden administratiti.
Asas was talkingngo some
dedecratic pollsters, foror thehe
is nototeally an issue in thee
midterms rigig now.
It seemsms T have receded in the
publbl's conscscusness because
inflation, high Gass prices,
January 6 hearargs are actually
more front of mind for
democrcric leaears.
Foforepublican voters, onenehing
I founun interesting is thaha
during the January 6 hearingng
thisis W wk, our -- the RNC
chairwoman was tweetetg about
immigration and D esident
Biden'ss "Open bororrs."
Juju: Fininly, let me E K you
about the big D dision from the
court that came down last
Friday, overerrning roe v.ade.
Presesent Biden was asked about
itit and commemeed again today,
very critical.
You have been R rorting on this.s.
What should D expect when thee
administratiti takes a closer
look?
Laura: Doesn't Biden said he
will bee potentitily announcing
executive actionsnss early as
morrow.
He will be meeting wiwi
governors.s.
The second thing was H H said he
was open to a big change in N E
senate..
Presesbiden: I believe we have
to C cify roe V. Wade into L L.
And the way totoo that is to
make sure that the cononess
votes S do that.
And ififhe filibuster gets inn
the way, itstsike voting rights
we shoulul B requiring an
exception totohe filibuster for
this a ion.
Laura: So he T tnks the senate
should essentialal change the
filibuster, but the E ality is
that the votes are not there
right now..
So again, thth adminisisation,
presesent Biden is saying ititll
comes dodo to whether or not hee
is able to get T ditional
Democrats in the senate to see
this realized.