Sen. Rounds Sees Growing Bipartisan Support to End Shutdown

The transcript discusses the ongoing debate between Republicans and Democrats over border security, including the construction of barriers and the funding required. It highlights the political negotiations and compromises being considered, such as extending DACA provisions and providing humanitarian aid. The discussion also touches on the economic impact of the government shutdown and the need for bipartisan cooperation on future issues like USMCA and infrastructure. The potential for immigration reform and the status of Dreamers are also explored.

What is the president's position regarding border security?

How many miles of barriers are currently in place along the border?

What are the proposed elements of the Democrats' plan regarding border security?

What is the significance of the Dreamers issue in the context of the current negotiations?

What alternative did Senator King and others propose regarding immigration reform?

What concerns are raised about the impact of the government shutdown on the economy?

How do both parties view the need for compromise in the current political climate?