Sources: Trump expected to seek citizenship info by other means; President Trump's raids to target undocumented families in 10 major cities starting Sunday; Sources: Trump questioning whether Acosta's press conference was sufficient to keep his job

The Lead with Jake Tapper

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🗓️ 11 July 2019

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Miami Mayor reacts to planned immigration raids; Many undocumented families living in fear of upcoming raids; WH hosts right-wing internet personalities at social media summit, not tech leaders; Twitter & Facebook not invited to White House media summit; Biden unleashes on Trump in foreign policy pitch; Biden: world sees Trump as "insincere, ill-informed and impulsive"; Biden: If I'm president, there will be "no more Charlottesville's, no more Helsinki's"; Biden: Foreign policy can't be driven by "Twitter Tantrums"; WSJ: State Dept intel analyst resigned after Trump admin blocked part of his testimony on threat from climate crisis; Miami's poor pressured to move to areas more like to floodTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	There's something you don't see every day from President Trump. The lead starts right now.
0:07.0	Breaking news, President Trump expected to back down in his battle with the Supreme Court over the U.S. US census a fight he already kind of lost in the highest court of the land but it might not be over just yet
0:18.8	this as the Trump administration gears up to round up, undocumented immigrants, migrant families living in fear right now,
0:26.0	as ice rates are about to begin this weekend, we're going to speak to the Republican mayor of one of the major cities on the target list,
0:32.0	plus impulsive,, incompetent, and in love
0:36.2	with Kim Jong-un.
0:37.2	Joe Biden goes off on President Trump's leadership on the world stage as Biden lays out
0:42.1	his foreign policy plans.
0:44.0	This is CNN Breaking News.
0:48.0	Welcome to the lead on Jake Tapper.
0:52.0	We begin with breaking news. President Trump
0:53.6	expected to change course in less than an hour. The president expected to
0:57.0	announce a different way to ask for citizenship information without inserting
1:01.6	a question about it into the US census.
1:04.0	Sources telling CNN that the president plans to direct the Commerce Department to get citizenship
1:08.4	information through other means.
1:10.6	The president has been pushing to add a citizenship question to the census but the Supreme
1:14.8	Court last month initially rejected the addition. Critics say the question will lead to minorities
1:20.3	being under counted, allowing Republicans to gain seats in the House of Representatives
1:24.8	and causing minority communities to lose out on critical federal funding and representation.
1:30.7	It's an argument boosted a few weeks ago by new evidence that a Republican consultant who worked on the effort to add the question to the census
1:37.4	had concluded in a 2015 study that such an effort would help Republicans and hurt Democrats.
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