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 consensus did Senate Republicans have regarding the House's role in immigration reform?

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