Good Friday morning. I'm Anna Palmer and welcome to your Politico Playbook Audio Briefing. Stay tuned

after the show for a message from charter communications. And I'm Jake Sherman, two White House

mysteries. There was a lot of griping on Capitol Hill that the president announced his immigration

plan and Republicans did not have any paper whatsoever to explain what he was proposing.

Months of work allegedly by Jared Kushner, and there was no fact sheet to accompany the much

Ballyhooed announcement.

Just after 8 p.m. last night, the White House sent out fact sheets, which we've included in

Playbook, which explains what the president is proposing on immigration.

It'll be interesting to see how many members issue letters

or statements of support for the plan now that there's an explanation about what Kushner has spent

months working on. Here's Mitch McConnell's take on the plan. We are a nation of immigrants and we must

preserve that rich part of who we are, but we are a nation of laws. There is a crisis at our southern border, and I hope

Democrats get serious soon about working with us to secure our borders and restore the rule of law

to our nation, which includes reforming out-of-date legal authorities. I look forward to reviewing

the president's proposal. Not spotted? Anything resembling support from McConnell, the only Republican

with any power on Capitol Hill. And here's an honest question we don't have the answer to.

Why put something like this out if you're going to have next to no support even from your own party

upon release? Why not save yourself the embarrassment?

Mystery number two. Will there be any Republican takers for the infrastructure meeting?

We keep hearing Republicans might go to the Trump meeting with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer

on immigration next Wednesday. So far, not one GOP or has committed. If Republicans go,

it's likely to be less productive,

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