Michelle Martin

OK, so the two sides, the Republicans and Democrats, do seem to agree about body cameras, at least the importance of body cameras.

So were there any other areas where the two parties seem to be on the same page about what has been happening and what should happen next?

OK, so at least one Republican seems to have some sort of alignment with the Democrats on these issues.

So there is this funding deadline on Friday for the Department of Homeland Security.

What could happen in the next few days?

That is NPR's immigration policy correspondent, Jimena Bustillo.

Jimena, thank you.

Thank you.

And that's Up First for Wednesday, February 11th.

I'm Michelle Martin.

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Gregory Bovino, one of the few immigration agents who showed his face, is leaving Minnesota.

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President Trump visits Iowa today trying to shift focus to the economy as members of his own party question his immigration crackdown.