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the trump administration stamp on immigration is not over. wav course, virginia's governor and two senators are pushing back and demanding answers after an immigration raid near a church in alexandria. >> as you can see from the rundown, this is one of the top talker, we invite you to join, tweet us using the #5at630 the raid took place earlier as a group of six men were leaving hypo thermia center. lauren demarco is live outside the church in alexandria tonight with the latest. lauren? >> reporter: >> when you listen to what ice is saying versus people who witness this is saying. this was on february 8th to

alexandria. witnesses say when a group of men -- there was actually men and women but a group were leaving about 6:45 in the morning, walked across the street in the parking lot and apparently they were undercover cars with ice agents waiting there. that's where these men were handcuffed. at least six men were taken away. ice is telling us that there were just two men who were arrested and those men turned out had criminal backgrounds. in fact, they say they were here, approached, these group of men and were doing consensual interviews about a potential target in the process of those interviews that officers identified two criminal aliens, and that that's who was detained. the pastor here very upset about all of this, he says there were more people who were detained and he wants to know what happened with them, take a listen to what he had to say. >> for people to

coming to get help, get out of the cold in the winter months, that's impinging upon our rights as our religious rights to practice our religion the way that he may to practice our religion. so, you know, it's just -- it's a terrible thing what's happening. >> senator tim kane wrote a letter saying this is of great concern to me because members of this congregation believe this church was targeted by your agency, i'd like to know how many people your officers detained. where ice brought them, whether they remain in custody, and whether any of these individuals have a criminal record. that was sent out today. the virginia governor also sent a similar letter and senator mark warner sent a letter more about the president's new executive order, and in that letter, senator warner was asking

he asked about sensitive locations, which are churches and schools, and about immigration enforcement at or near those areas. i did get a statement from ice. they say ice sensitive locations policy remains in effect, sensitive locations should generally be avoided. again, two sides to think certainly the people here at this church tonight not very happy about what happened, and have a lot of questions as to these virginia state officials. back toy in the studio. >> this situation is not over, forefrom over. lauren, thank you. the trump administration's immigration travel ban, as you know is on hold. instead of appealing, the president announced he will unveil a revised executive order on immigration next week of the first led to massive protests you'll remember across the country. what can we expect in the new executive order? niles standish is here to break it down. the big qst

what are the main revisions you think need to happen and will this be enough to push it through? >> the two questions have very different answers. i think that the main revisions are about narrowing the scope of the executive order so that it is better able to withstand legal challenge. not to go too deep into the wings of that but one big issue is the status of legal permanent residents, green card holders as they're better known. the other point of your question, is that i do think there will be legal challenges, even to the new law but obviously, the administration will be hoping that those challenges are not successful this time around. >> have you heard, last time the way this rolled out, there was a lot of criticism about how it happened so quickly. have you heard, does the administration plan to roll this out any differently than the first order? >> i think that one of the key differences, shawn, is that by the nature of doing this, it's different, the first order came as a shock even to members of congress.

few indicthis order will be different, obviously, the fact that it has -- the previous one has gone through the courts and has been blocked by the courts means that we have clues as to what's going to be in this version. >> do you think that some of those exemptions we were talking about, will that be enough or are you hearing there's other pieces that will be something that the courts are going to object to >> there are other pieces that are important here. the appeals court talked about, for example, due process laws being denied in the original version. another example is the idea of christians being favored in the original example. that, obviously, can run afoul of constitutional protections of freedom of religion. so those are the kind of issues that i think could resurface in a more narrowly drawn order >> let

bit. we've heard about leaks coming out. i know you wrote a piece awhile back. the president and some of the republicans are concerned about the, what they call the security leaks that are coming out, then there's also just whose leaking this information? what inside scoop do you have on this? >> you know, the second part of that, shawn, the inside information, i believe is a symptom of the fact that we have a white house that has a lot of strong personalities but also a lot of different competing centers of power. so to make a long story short, people are leaking to try to either improve their own status or to have a jab at internal rivals and that's creating a lot of instability within the white house >> they're going to be holding a committee hearing about the leaks. what are we expecting to come out of that, if anything >> this is the other side of the leaking process, which pertains to national security leaks.

obviously, that is something that all administrations are concerned about. the obama administration took a muscular approach to try push back on that and i would expect the trump administration will do likewise >> we will certainly be watching. hopefully next week we'll be up and down as this week was. you enjoy your weekend and thanks for coming in tonight. >> same here. the trump administration is denying reports it was considering a proposal to mobilize as many as 100,000 national guard troops to round up illegal immigrants. according to a memo obtained by the associated press 11 states would be included in this immigration round-up each state's governor would have a choice on whether their guard troops would participate. the white house is denying this report. press secretary sean spicer tweeted this is not true, dhs also killers 100% false. a short time ago. the president responded it says, the fake news media is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the american people. to

general scott pruitt was officially sworn in as the new head of the environmental protection agency. senate democrats rallied all night. they urged senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to delay until tuesday when pruitt is ordered to release that you say of e-mails. the e-mails are related to his communications with people in the fossil fuel industry. so there's a lot of conversation about is this going to be a big threat to the epa him being there and how he's had kind of >> he sued the epa at one time. >> it's going to be interesting to see how that changes with him as well. let's talk about the forecast right now. i'll tell you what. it is absolutely going to be a gorgeous weekend according to gary mcgrady >> we just talked about it. still looks like it will be gorgeous. the weekend is great. a lot of warm ai down to the southwest. the jet stream way up to the north of us allowing this warm air to come up. some places in the area managed up into the upper 50's, believe it o

well up into the 60's, we could be touching 70 in some places, not officially forecast, but i'm telling you we're going to go get close and sunday is pretty good too as we get to sunday we'll have clouds in the morning, all things considered, by sunday afternoon, it will be a lot of sunshine, temperatures will be well up into the 60's. check it out. saturday, 67. sunday, 66, a few early clouds, maybe a sprinkle or drizzle around sunrise but hopefully the clouds will get out. sunny and nice president's day, cooler talking upper 50's to low 60's, lots of sunshine and high pressure builds in. it will be real nice and the forecast for president's day, sunny skies, 50's, 60's, little cooler than the weekend this will back door frontal ease through, switch the winds to the north and that will bring in slightly cooler temperatures. but all things considered, not bad for a holiday weekend. a president's day holiday weekend in february, it's very unfebruary like. and it will stay very unfebruary

next seven days, lots of 60's in forecast. >> loving it. >> like you're glowing too >> it's the sun behind you. maybe that's it. >> can't wait to see the sun tomorrow. the president covered plane of topics yesterday including immediating with a congressional black caucus, what he said to a white house reporter that has some people talking when 5at630 returns. s.

♪ ♪ a loot of people are asking that these days. >> we're back with some fall-outs from president trump's unprominent press conference. he was talking about dealing with violence in inner city. he was asked if he will include the black caucus in his upcoming agenda >> you do not include the cbc, mr. presid

conversations with your urban agenda, inner city agenda yam i going to include them >> will it include the congressional black caucus >> do you want to set up the meeting? >> no. >> are they friend of yours >> set up the meeting >> i know some of them >> i would love to meet with the black caucus, i think it's great. the congressional black caucus, i believe it's regret. >> the congressional black caucus said it sent a letter to the president to set up a meeting but never received a response from the oval office. member of the congressional black caucus donald mceachin joining us now. give us your take on that exchange from yesterday. >> it was offensive, quite frankly. it's not her job to be a messenger between the white house and the congressional black caucus. he needs to man up, pick up the phone and call someone if he wants a meeting. i understand that's in progress but to treat her like some

best. >> so let me ask you, you said right now, as of yesterday, you guys have not, the cbc had not received some sort of response's you're saying the white house responded and you guys are in the process of trying to set this up? >> it's my understanding that cedric has been contacted. from new orleans is our chair. it's my understanding that he's been contacted and that there may be something in the works. >> congressman, can you kind of take a look at this and compare to presidencies in the past? how closely has the congressional black caucus worked with the president compared to now? >> you know, every congressional black caucus has always worked with the president regardless of whether that president was a democrat or republican. we are the conscious of the congress. we support the president when he's rig a

he's wrong, this president has been so off the to figure out a way to work with him and then of course tries to use this reporter as a go between which again is very insulting not only to us but to the reporter. >> why is it so important for the cbc to meet with the president? >> we have an agenda and it's been unanswered to date. >> what are some of the things on the agenda >> certainly reforming our criminal justice system, think about issues dealing with environmental justice, any number of issues that go across a wide swarth of areas. a lot of african-americans live in inner cities. almost an equal number live in the suburbs and there's another component that lives in rural america. so we have concerns that span the ga

you hear the president speak about the crime in the inner city but you mentioned right there, black people don't just live in the inner city, they live in the suburbs. there's a wide spectrum of so he is yo economic backgrounds. does the foot pursuit you when you hear the president just focus on that? >> absolutely. because what he does he tries to place all african-americans into one box, if you will, and that's -- that's quite frankly shows his ignorance as to our current situation. >> you said they have reached out to you since the january 19th letter; correct? >> that's my understanding. cedric richmond is the person that asked about that, i'm certainly not the leader of the cbc but i believe i read a response to him that suggested that they have reached out to him. >> what i'm wondering is moving forward is how do you feel this relationship is going to develop

over time? do you feel like there's somebody within the white house that is sort of listening and perhaps has the president's ear as well? >> i don't know. you know, they just -- they just fired a young man who was working for secretary carson because he had the audacity to criticize the president before the president was elected. they hired him and discharged him for comments he made back in october. quite frankly are on point. we are a diverse people. you can't paint us with one brush. you need to meet us where we are. >> representative, it took president obama more than a year to actually meet with the cbc. how hopeful are you that you will meet with the current president sooner than the previous administration? >> well, don't forget, president obama was a member of the cbc in congress. he certainly was familiar with the personalities as well as the platform policies of the cbc.

anything other than his business, has no idea of who we are, what we're about, again, to suggest that somehow he needs a reporter to set up a meeting shows you how far off base he is and how steep his learning curve will be >> we hope smoother road ahead with the white house. we wish you luck. thank you so much for taking the time today. >> thank you. >> thank you oh for having me. the trump administration is using some new technology in hopes of keeping information from going public. >> it's a new ap. believe it or not, we're going to explain what it does to your text messages once you read them. 5at630 will be right back.

from going public.

an lee hemphill explains. >> when you wanted to share secrets you met in a parking lot or other dark corner of the district to discuss it. now it's reported that some members of congress and white house staffers are pulling out their cell phones and sending end incremented text. the confide ap has been around a few years and was launched to help people in business have more secure communications. how it works someone send you a message, the text stays covered until the recipient duration their finger across the words. the ap claims the message deletes once it's read. and if you try and take a screen shot, the message will also delete. none of the data is stored on a

intelligence officials revealed seeing a spike in members of congress. national security and white house staff using encrypted messaging ap like confide to do things like leak information to the press. fox 5 spoke to one local text expert who worries these aps may allow government officials to think it's ok to behave unthecally >> people are using the ap to get information out they may not want other people's fingerprints on. relative to our democracy, i believe sometimes that's a good thing, but relative to holding people accountable, need to be accountable for their communication, that's challenge. >> if you're under oath, you have an obligation to tell what you talked about. it's a little bit like with -- with michael flynn, with general flynn and the discussion he had a phone conversation. and had to be truthful about what he said. the same thing applies to what you wrote in an ap be even if that

ethics still apply to being truthful, to holding up an oath. all those things still apply regardless of the application that exists >> there are obvious security concerns with aps like confide. ericson said even though the ap claims to have military grade security. nothing on the internet, i repeat nothing on the internet these days is 100% secure. on capitol hill, anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. i get why people would use it. what she said there, nothing on the internet >> even with snapchat, i wouldn't trust it >> things still dug up, you have to not tweet it and e-mail it and talk in person is what you need to do. >> there you go. how about this one? could we soon see a tv version of the most recent race for the white house? regard some of the biggest shows on tv, the answer is yes, tell you about it when the 5at630 returns.

welcome back, hillary clinton was spotted with her saturday night live double kate mic kinnon at a new york city restaurant >> the two had dinner before in any saw a production of sun set boulevard, tabloid said there were lots of laughter between them during the meal. i got to imagine they would be. mic kinnon got rave reviews for other portrayal of the presidential nominee. he's now taking on the role of kellyanne conway with alec baldwin, of course, still port traying donald trump and melissa mccarthy as sean spicer >> they got so many characters they can portray. >> there's a lot. >> from comedy to horror, the next season of american horror story will focus on 2016 presidential election. during a recent interview creator ryan

recent race for the white house, they shooting in june, considering big names to play the part. although how do you do that as american horror story? >> well, >> thanks for joining us tonight, everybody. >> we'll see you at 11:00.

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