Rep. Raul Labrador Discusses Immigration Reform on 'Real News

President Barack Obama has said Immigration reform will be atop his second term agenda, a proclamation that pundits and activists take with tepid enthusiasm.

Latino-Americans strongly supported the president in his reelection, and now many see the ball in Obama's court to make good on Immigration reform. Aware of their growing gap in support with Latinos, Republicans are scrambling to find a “conservative consensus” on Immigration reform that is fair, compassionate and practical, but also does not alienate their base.  Republican Rep. Raul Labrador joined 'Real News' Friday to discuss previous GOP attempts at Immigration reform bills, and what aspects Republicans are looking at now in forming a plan to fix the problem America has had with this issue: