BERMAN: Four bills, four ways to tackle immigration. Four votes, four defeats on the Senate floor. And this morning, questions of what now? The president content to blame Democrats for failing DACA recipients who could soon be deported. Cannot believe how badly DACA recipients have been treated by the Democrats. Totally abandoned. Republicans are still working hard, the president claims. For legislators it's on to the House and a conservative bill there that mirrors the president's immigration framework that was rejected in the upper chamber, rejected more soundly than anything else that was proposed there. Let's bring in CNN's Phil Mattingly on Capitol Hill. Phil, let's start with a reality check here. Is there a plan b for lawmakers?</s>PHIL MATTINGLY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, look, John, in short the answer is, no, at least not in the Senate. You talk to Senate lawmakers, Senate aides, Republicans and Democrats, they say plainly, they don't know what happens next. There are other proposals that are out there. Some pared-back proposals. But in terms of floor time, in terms of debate time, there's nothing that's set right now. Now, you mentioned the House proposal. There's a very conservative House proposal that would deal with legal status for the dreamers, not citizenship, in exchange for border wall money. But also some very intensive interior border security issues that make it very unpalatable, not just to Democrats, but to a lot of moderate Republicans. John, House Republican leaders have been whipping that bill. They don't have the votes right now to get it through the majority Republican House, let alone get it through the upper chamber. So when you talk about legislative fixes right now, there's no real answer, there's no real pathway. And I think a lot of people right now are just staring at the courts to figure out what's going to kind of make anything happen in the future.</s>BERMAN: You've been talking to lawmakers and senior aides today.</s>MATTINGLY: Yes.</s>BERMAN: Do they have an end game.
Immigration Fixes Fail in Senate.