It needs to start this week, and we need
to continue it until we come to terms. People need to be willing to compromise and accept something less
than perfect, because everybody's perfect conceptions of what we should
do here have all one thing in common: They have all been resounding
failures. They have been unkept promises. Along the way, our homeland is not as secure as it can be, and people
are dying in the process. Hard-working people who are eligible for the
DACA Program are uncertain about their future. So, again, I want to thank Chairman Grassley for his hard work and
his leadership and willingness to engage. I want to thank the
President.