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Vice Chair Of NY Democratic Party: We Need To Stand Firm On Immigration | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC

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Two senators are set to release a bipartisan immigration deal just days ahead of a potential government shutdown, but without funding for the U.S. – Mexico border wall. What are the chances of this bill passing? Columnist for The Washington Post Max Boot, Vice Chair of the New York State Democratic Party Christine Quinn, and the Editor-at-Large for Reason magazine Matt Welch weigh in.

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