Senator Jeanne Shaheen

authorized $2.5 billion for the proposal.

And we're working in a bipartisan way.

It would create a seven-member board that would function sort of like the Federal Reserve Board over banking and be independent and make recommendations for how we could continue to support this industry.

Well, that's what the negotiation is about.

And, you know, with respect to masking, obviously, there would need to be a waiver to address any particular concerns about doxing.

But I was governor in New Hampshire for three terms.

The state police in New Hampshire, local law enforcement in New Hampshire never wore masks.

when they were going to a crime scene or going to arrest people.

The fact is the American people are not only outraged, but many are afraid about the behavior of ICE.

When ICE is able to kill American citizens with impunity on America's streets, there is a problem.

And what we need is reform that addresses the concerns about how ICE is operating.

It seems to me that's in everybody's interest.

It's in the population's interest.

It's in Republican and Democratic interests to try and reach some accommodation.

I hope that's what these negotiations are going to be able to achieve.

Well, we've had ICE agents here arresting people.

I've been to facilities where I talked child care center where I hear from those who are working there that they have parents who are afraid to come and drop their children off because they're worried about ICE agents.

There are people in schools in New Hampshire who are worried about agents.

You know, that's that's not making our community safer.

That's making people afraid.