Obama to Congress: Pass an Immigration Bill

The speaker discusses the actions taken by past presidents on immigration and urges Congress to pass a legislative solution. They emphasize the importance of not letting disagreements hinder progress and call for unity and a common purpose to overcome gridlock.

What actions have been taken by both Republican and Democratic presidents over the past half century?

What is the speaker's response to Congress members questioning their authority?

What does the speaker suggest should not be a deal breaker in Congress?

What does the speaker believe Americans are tired of?

What does the speaker say the country needs right now?