I think that bipartisan support for the fact that we want flags flying over our Capitol that are made in America, with American material and by Americans who are legally here, was a great message to send. I think that one of the things that we clarify here is that, with the amendment that the majority accepted from me, we were able to point out that there may be a lot of disagreements about the immigration issue, a lot of differences about where jobs go, but if there is one place that we can kind of meet together, the one thing that seems to be working, a very moderate consensus builder, was the success of E-Verify.
Brian Bilbray: “I think that bipartisan support for the fact that we want flags flying over our Capitol that are made in America, with…”
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Bilbray discusses bipartisan support for a bill ensuring American-made flags.
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