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03 February 2017
Matthew Clark, Senior Counsel for Digital Advocacy with the American Center for Law and Justice, discusses President Trump's temporary pause of America's refugee program, the idea of in-region safe zones, and whether Senate Democrats may filibuster Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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