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Soon: A New Immigration Plan is Coming From the White House

The White House is getting ready to release a new, merit based immigration plan in coming weeks according to a number of officials working on the matter. 

"We're working through that process [immigration plan] I expect that to be over the next couple of weeks when that plan will be rolled out. In the meantime, we're still calling on Congress to fix some of the immediate things that could be done," White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said during an interview with Fox and Friends Monday morning. "The border is completely broken. We’re seeing that more and more every single day. There is a true humanitarian crisis at the border that has to be addressed. We have children coming in record numbers, unaccompanied minors. It’s just skyrocketing. It is inhumane what is taking place and the fact that Democrats aren't willing to work with the President to help us stop that."

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President Trump also weighed in on the issue over the weekend.

The news of an updated plan comes as Border Patrol agents continue to be overrun with illegal immigration at the southern border.

Once finished, the framework of the plan will be sent to Capitol Hill for consideration. In the meantime, the Senate Judiciary Committee is also working on immigration legislation.

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