Good little Riley here. It's Friday, June 14, 2019. You are listening to the O'Reilly

update and here is what's happening across our nation. Immigration already one of the key issues

in the 2020 presidential election. Predictably, most Democrats have been highly critical of

President Trump's policies, yet no Democratic candidate has offered specific solutions to actually

fix the immigration problem. Some refuse to even admit there is a problem at the southern

border. Senator Kamala Harris said she's willing to bypass Congress with an executive action

that would legalize million of undocumented people. You may recall her comments from a few months

ago when she said, ICE agents were kind of like the Ku Klux Klan. Elizabeth Warren shares similar

views vowing to replace ICE as a top priority for her administration. Beto O'Rourke's plan would

include a pathway to citizenship for more than 11 million illegal immigrants committing an additional

$5 billion to combat violence in Central America. Beto has even called for the removal of a pre-existing

border in El Paso. He has stated publicly he doesn't see the border as much of a problem. Mayor Pete

has called for a grand bargain on immigration. Like Beto, his plan would include a pathway to

citizenship, legalization for dreamers, and also includes a very vague promise for more border

security. The two front runners, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, they're a proposal they're actually

less radical than the other 2020 Democrats. Sanders has long argued that illegal immigrants

depress wages for American workers. In April of Vermont, socialist was attacked by Democrats when

he came out against open borders, saying the USA simply cannot accommodate the flood of poor people

from all over the world. Joe Biden helped pass the illegal immigration reform act of 1996,

which more than doubled the number of agents patrolling the border. Back then, he also supported a bill

that funded 700 miles of new border fence. Biden seems to have softened on the issue lately,

saying the estimated 11, 12 million people living in the country right now illegally were quote,

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