The great immigration debate

Guests: William Stock, Rich Lowry

When Donald Trump announced his bid for president, he made headlines for his claim that he would build a wall along the Mexican border and make the Mexican government pay for it.  Over a year later, that line still gets a huge response at his rallies.  But in order to save his slipping poll numbers, there may be cause to soften his anti-immigration rhetoric in order to catch up to Hillary Clinton.  Aside from his comments about Mexicans, Trump has also made claims about blocking Muslims and Syrian refugees from entering the country.  Immigration has long played a role in politics and this year our two main candidates have taken vastly different approaches to the issue.  This hour, we’ll hear from WILLIAM STOCK, the new president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and RICH LOWRY, editor of The National Review, to get their takes on the great immigration debate.