How the GOP Is Reacting to Obama's Immigration Plan

The transcript discusses political reactions to President Obama's actions, focusing on Mitch McConnell's and Rand Paul's responses. Susan Collins, a moderate Republican, criticizes the President's unilateral approach to immigration reform, viewing it as an overreach of authority. The discussion then shifts to Senate Republicans, including Marco Rubio and John McCain, who believe the House must act first on immigration legislation, emphasizing a piecemeal approach starting with border security.

What was Mitch McConnell's reaction to President Obama's actions?

• He supported the President's decision.

• He imposed threats via Twitter.

• He remained neutral.

• He praised the President's leadership.

Why was Susan Collins infuriated by the President's actions?

• She was not infuriated at all.

• She felt it was too lenient.

• She thought it was an overreach of authority.

• She believed it was a necessary step.

What did Susan Collins believe the President's actions did to the cause of comprehensive immigration?

• Had no impact.

• Set it back.

• Advanced it significantly.

• Resolved all issues.

What was the consensus among Senate Republicans regarding the next steps after the President's actions?

• The President should retract his actions.

• No further action is needed.

• The House should take the first step.

• The Senate should act first.

What approach did Senate Republicans suggest for moving forward with legislation?

• A comprehensive single bill.

• A piecemeal approach starting with border security.

• Repealing existing laws.

• Ignoring the issue entirely.