Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on Tuesday said Democrats would “very shortly” present Republicans with a “detailed” proposal on changes to immigration enforcement policies. “If Leader Thune negotiates in good faith, we can get it done,” he told reporters when asked whether there will be enough time to finalize a deal before the Homeland Security Department’s stopgap funding expires on Feb. 13. “We expect to present to the Republicans, a very serious detailed proposal very shortly.”

12K views · 379 reactions | Sen. Chuck Schumer responds to criticism that Democrats have not delivered on some campaign promises, telling #TheView there have been "good successes." “With 50 votes, we need to get every Democrat and it's a broad caucus," he says. "We're working very hard to get everyone on board." | The View | Facebook

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer tells 'The View' Pres. Biden's State of the Union address showed that "America is strong and Biden is strong." | The View

Thanks to the hosts of The View for the lively discussion on how Senate Democrats are pushing back on Donald Trump. Like I've said in the past, we'll fight tooth and nail where our values are at stake, but we won't say no to a good idea just because his name is on it; we can work together to make America better. | Senator Chuck Schumer

Chuck Schumer answers a reporter asking why the Epstein files weren’t released when former US president Joe Biden was in office. | Sky News Australia