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Republican San Diego Mayor Pushes for New Pro-Immigrant Position

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In San Diego, the city council has just unanimously approved a mid-year spending plan that includes a new job: an Immigrant Affairs Manager whose role is to welcome immigrants. That ask came from the city's Republican Mayor Kevin Faulconer.
Guest: Mayor Kevin Faulconer

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