vailable to communities who want to do this the opposite is pretty much the case in germany where there's a long tradition of law enforcement working with communities the federal government ends and the state governments investing in from local prevention efforts the radicalization efforts and the whole suite of sort of multi-disciplinary services that are are are in the us not available for violent extremism but are available for suicide prevention for other forms of crime prevention that are not nearly as politicized so that's sort of the difference and that i'm alluding to and the president as we know here has just decided to cut off funding for efforts domestically on c.b.s. so it's sort of he's looking at at the solution to a problem that's not the solution you know if you look at what happened after nine eleven you know for several years there were no islamist terror attacks in the united states and now there have been several recently the u.s.

president today intimated that that was a result of policies that the democrats have pushed through but he also intimated insinuated that those policies had actually been imported from europe because he said the europeans are weak when it comes to vetting their own immigrants is is there any credibility there anything credible about that statement that europe has exported terror to america. i am not aware of any credibility there i think the facts sort of speak for themselves which is that most of the terrorist attacks committed in. in europe recently were not committed by. recent immigrants but rather committed by second generation. individuals and here again. the vast vast vast majority of terrorist incidents in the last few years have not and the plots that have been thwarted are

of. u.s. nationals or citizens or permanent legal resident that's not very common those who've emigrated immigrated all right eric rosen from the working he's focusing on the wrong solution to the problem all right eric unfortunately we're out of time eric rosen from the brookings institute joining us tonight from washington eric thank you very much thank you well staying in the u.s. the children of undocumented immigrants these so-called dreamers are growing increasingly concerned about their future many came to the u.s. as babies or small children the president had ordered a scheme allowing them to live and work in the u.s. and that scheme ends in march he's told congress to come up with another solution but many now fear that they could be deported. here i fear with thirteen graduated from high school and university today at least a stance in congress on behalf of thousands of dreamers demanding support from

politicians that trump policy is what hugh intimately wants is to militarize the border and to create that he saw a lake in chorus during his campaign and now he wants to use. our. dream act to be able. to to build his wall many of the dreamers feel that way they say their situation is not being considered as it should be in congress today the end of humanity mothers are also here to support their kids joyous and free though i have suffered what i have to work sixteen to seventeen hours a day in this country in order to offer my son the opportunity to study the house a good life nothing has been easy for us in this country another puzzling is that by us us congress men at riana aspire yet was once also an undocumented boy in the united states now he represents the state of new york in the house of representatives he supports a bill in congress that has been brought in by democrats and some republicans it

was a bipartisan bill that has close to two hundred sponsors you need two hundred eighteen the past and so we're very close to getting a legislative commitment from the rank and file members to pass this legislation and the only one that's really getting in the middle of this now and throwing a monkey wrench if you may is the president president i would trump has released a list of conditions for a green on the dreamers to say we have to have a wall if the wall is going to be obstructed when we leave the farm then we're not doing it right one of the conditions is the building of a wall on the u.s. mexican border the other one is the deportation of undocumented immigrants and that will mean that the dreamers parents will be forced to go back to their. no that pollutes the air that pollutes the mystery is it the rails of the discussion and sets us back doesn't help us. we're going to allow these young people to stay here

but we're going to deport their parents as a nonstarter right now because we don't want to split the family according to a us media poll around seventy five percent of americans support the doc a program if these young professionals are forced to leave the united states the impact on the country's economy would be tremendous because the u.s. would lose billions of dollars in taxes income during the next years. or will he or won't he it's annoying to many in spain are asking where will catalonia is ousted leader. be to morrow mr paul has refused to return to madrid despite being subpoenaed by a spanish court he says that he does not believe that he would receive a fair trial in spain where he could face charges of rebellion and sedition and prison for the rest of his life this banner shows jailed cuts alone independence activists hadi sanchez and hadi quick shot the message is clear help catalonia save

europe. what's happening now in the region a stark the spanish government is arresting people connected to the cuts alone here independence movement and charging them with serious crimes like treason sedition and rebellion ousted consul and president carlos prison meanwhile is hiding out in brussels saying he will only go to madrid if he is guaranteed a free trial at least one bus on a resident had strong words for the former regional leader you're going to go to new york and i think i need to show his face instead of running off to a foreign country and he should show his face to the people here are standing up for him so he should come and show his face to. the prison walls lawyer says there is a high chance he would be arrested if he set foot in spain. i'm lucky he won't go to madrid and i made an offer that he could be questioned here in belgium it is possible i don't know if he will do it but it is possible i had in the past similar cases where the suspect was being questioned in belgium. the. entourage.

the other ministers who also fled to belgium have returned to face the music it's now a countdown to see what madrid will do includes to mass case next. and joining is now from barcelona is law professor. martine professor good to have you on the program maybe could you explain to our viewers how it's possible for mr burrage the man to simply not return to spain if he has been subpoenaed by a spanish court and he says no isn't he in contempt can he be held in contempt of court not exactly but to national court and the show on european or the warrant he nodded to. keep the rest in belgium. questioned by a belgian judge on the belgian judge us to the site and he believed. did mr

puts them on to a donation of court of spain so ok let's say tomorrow morning thursday morning comes mr burrage tomorrow is not in madrid to testify he can still offer his testimony from brussels and the court in spain will accept it and it will be valid testimony. i don't see any national court will accept that because they did there is a petition by the prosecutor off having mr puts them on to e.j. will. probably serve the. guest the nation of court will not accept the offer by them by mr puts them on sawyer. i also understand that mr burgess is he said that he's for the snap elections that have been called for december and that he could actually run for office in those elections now if he

does not return to spain to testify and in a rest warrant is issued for him will he still be able to run in the snap elections in december. he has a right to run forty's does it for at least not by election everybody has sort of the right to choose to run for election except he or she has been for beat in being sentenced by a court to two to run for a public post or for a seat in the parliament so he will have the right to run for election ok well it'll be interesting to see what happens tomorrow professor soviero are both martine thank you very much we appreciate you helping us understand the legalities of this legal story thank you thank you. all right you're watching the news still to come the countdown to the winter olympics is on the torch arrives in south korea one hundred days before the games begin.

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