Trump's Friday Memo Just Rewrote Green Card Law Without Congress

On Friday afternoon, USCIS spokesman Matthew Tragesser announced that immigrants already living legally in the United States must return to their home countries to apply for green cards. No vote. No new law. Just a memo that contradicts Section 245 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, on the books since 1952. We break down what this means for the nurses, engineers, teachers, and families who built their lives here legally. Civil rights attorney Karen Crotchfield explains the legal mechanism the administration is using to dodge the statute, and why lawsuits will be filed Monday morning. Veteran reporter Jimmy Fiddler shares what his sources inside the Detroit USCIS Field Office told him about officers walking off the job. Forensic accountant Chubba Genie follows the $3.8 billion fee trail and explains why this policy is financial self-sabotage for the agency itself. We drop in on the regulars at the bar throughout the night, where Trump voters are voicing buyer's remorse in real time. Hancho Padre brings the mob-life perspective on what he calls 'the squeeze.' Leviticus 19:33 frames the whole hour: when a stranger lives with you in your land, you shall not oppress him. Call your senator Monday morning. Watch the full video: https://iframe.mediadelivery.net/embed/672638/8187089a-4e6d-4243-a9ec-0704d52c9447