Tim Huelskamp, What Exactly Is Your Plan on Immigration?

The transcript covers a discussion on government shutdowns and immigration policy. It begins with a debate on the political implications of government shutdowns, particularly under a Democratic president and a Republican Congress. The conversation then shifts to immigration, focusing on the President's executive actions and the need for border security. The discussion highlights the challenges of negotiating immigration reform and the potential constitutional issues with executive orders.

What is the main reason Senator McConnell has taken the government shutdown off the table?

• To support the President's agenda

• To increase party popularity

• To focus on immigration reform

• To avoid political backlash

How do Republicans view the political impact of government shutdowns?

• As irrelevant to their strategy

• As harmful to their party

• As beneficial for their party

• As a necessary evil

What is the primary focus of the Republican party before addressing the status of undocumented immigrants?

• Deporting all undocumented immigrants

• Securing the border

• Reforming visa policies

• Granting amnesty

What constitutional issue does the President face with his executive action on immigration?

• Overstepping executive powers

• Ignoring public opinion

• Violation of state laws

• Lack of congressional approval

What is the Republican stance on mass deportation of undocumented immigrants?

• They have no official stance

• They fully support it

• They are undecided

• They oppose it

What is the first step Republicans believe should be taken in immigration reform?

• Increasing deportations

• Securing the border

• Reforming visa policies

• Granting citizenship

What is the Republican critique of the President's approach to immigration?

• It is too strict

• It lacks a comprehensive plan

• It is too focused on deportation

• It is too lenient