jaime: reconociÓ que a juan manuel montes se le aprobÓ daca en 2014 y tenÍa expiraciÓn en 2018, pero os estados unidos sin permiso mientras tenÍa daca. convenientemente ellos se enfocan en la primera deportaciÓn porque no quieren contestar preguntas. jaime: es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. marÍa elena: la sospecha equivocada de contrabando de una niÑa blanca, resulta que ambos son padre e hija, pero una pasajera pensÓ que el hombre estaba atacando a la menor. blanca. ahora los vuelos son solo parte de los juegos infantiles, pero esta familia tiene en la mente que el padre fue acusado de secuestrar a su hija de 3 aÑos en un viaje de regreso de mÉxico. >> entonces estamos siguiendo un protocolo para ver sÍ es tu hija o no, o sÍ estas traficando con menores. >> no sÉ exactamente por que lo acusaron, porque tiene la piel diferente que la piel de mÍ hija. planc blanca: ocurriÓ despuÉs de un aterrizaje que osvaldo y su hija hicieron un viaje a cancÚn. mientras una agente llamaba a la mamÁ que la niÑa, quiÉn iba en camino al aeropuerto a recogerlos, casi dos horas despuÉs l

grupo que representa a juan manuel montes.juan manuel fue deportado a mÉxico ¿cÓmo ocurrio eso?. >>> una noche el saliÓ de la casa de una amiga, en busca de un taxi y un agente de la patrulla fronterizo lo detuvo, le pidiÓ identificacion, juan manuel no traÍa su cartera con Él lo habÍa olvidado en el carro de un amigo, lo detienen, lo llevan a un centro. >>> esto es en ca lÉxico verdad?. >>> sÍ. >>> lo detuvieron 2 Ó 3 horas, sin tener acceso a abogado lo deportan a mÉxico. >>> el departamento de seguridad nacional dice que fue deportado porque lo encontraron cruzando la frontera de mÉxico hacia estados unidos. >>> el gobierno muy convenientemente se estÁ enfocando en su segunda deportaciÓn luego de la primera deportaciÓn, juan manuel estaba en mexicali, ya que habÍa sido deportado y sufriÓ un asalto a mano armado rc rc. dos sujetos lo asaltaron, golpearon y robaron y del miedo se fue a su casa, lo que es estados unidos. >>> el gobierno le ha dado explicaciÓn a sus abogados o al mismo joven ha sido a travÉs del proceso que ust

va a determinarse la repatriaciÓn de manuel montes es legal o no, y lo harÁ semanas despuÉs de aprobarversidad trum demandada por considerarla una estafa. jaime: la demanda legal contra el presidente donald trump por la deportaciÓn del dreamers juan gabriel montes fue asignada a la corte federal de san diego de gonzalo curiel. >> se asigna al azar. jaime: el juez es el mismo que presidiÓ el juicio por fraude en contra de la universidad trump, siendo denigrado por el entonces candidato presidencial quien puso en entredicho su imparcialidad por ser de origen mexicano. el abogado samuel paz fue una vez considerado para convertirse en juez federal. >> el juez es el juez iba a hacer el trabajo como lo tiene que hacer. tiene reputaciÓn de ser honesto. jaime: la deportaciÓn de manuel montes, a pesar de tener vigente el programa de acciÓn diferida conocido como daca ha puesto en alerta a jÓvenes como mario hernÁndez. >> se siente temor. se tiene que estar mÁs con cuidado, pero a seguir en la lucha y sin miedo. jaime: se convirtiÓ en uno de los primeros que obtuvo la protecciÓn temporal de daca

the left experience after deportation of juan manuel montes, the 23-year-old, an illegal immigrant fromexico. he had received deportation protection from the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, first started by president obama. the white house is pushing back against a volley of criticism. speak with the goal and the focus has been on people who pose a threat to national security or in some other way in violation. i would respectfully suggest that in this particular case the facts are not completely out yet so i would rather not jump to judgment on what's happening. >> dana: joining us now with more for miami is alan gomez, immigration reporter for usa today, he broke the story about juan manuel montes. tell me a little bit, how did the story come to be, because it seems like there are some gray areas in his case. >> reporter: gray areas, it definitely safe to say that. basically what happened is we heard about his case, we wrote about the case and then we started getting reaction from the department of homeland security. basically what they initially said after we published

juan manuel montes, alega que lo deportaron a pesar de que su permiso para vivir y trabajar en estadosatorias aseguran que el chico saliÓ del paÍs sin autorizaciÓn correspondiente. marÍa paula ochoa tiene la historia. >>> el saber que esto le puede pasar a mÍ, a un amigo o un hermano. te emprende un sentimiento de miedo. >>> soÑadores como luis estÁn conmocionados por el cas de juan manuel montes el primer dreamer deportado fue detenido en ca lÉxico el 27 de febrero cuando se pidieron sus documentos no los pudo presentar. >>> fue detenido y fue deportado sin ningÚn proceso, sin poder contacto a un abogado. >>> juan manuel decidiÓ regresar a estados unidos. >>> viendo que gente saltÓ el muro, decidiÓ hacer eso, porque podrÍa irse a casa. >>> en horas fue deportado por segunda vez. la aversiÓn oficial es diferente. la patrulla fronteriza asegura que no tiene rÉcord de ningÚn encuentro con Él en los dÍas previos a su detenciÓn en febrero 19 y que perdiÓ el amparo de daca al salir de estados unidos voluntariamente sin permiso. >>> la patrulla fronteriza cÓmodamente se enfoca en la deportac

the deportation of this 23-year-old, juan manuel montes.night, there is no details in this case, including that the judge presiding over this case, check this out, will be none other than the judge who was the subject of a lot of controversy for now president trump during the campaign. this is justice curiel. he was repeatedly attacked by the candidate on twitter and elsewhere for his handling of the trump university kansas. that caused a lot of backlash for trump. we go to william la jeunesse for more on this. >> a big story partially because donald trump says he wouldn't deport the daca recipients, then come he got into office and said he would be humane about it. we have two totally different stories. on the one hand, the dreamer says he was tossed over the border back to mexico without cause or due process, despite his protected legal status. on the other, you have the federal government saying that juan manuel montes blew it. he had the freedom to live and work in the u.s. and likely a shot at legal residency and threw it away for a pl

ramÓn: manuel montes fue deportado a la repÚblica mexicana, este caso podrÍa convertirse en el primerel soÑador, juan manuel santos. su permiso de daca, estarÍa vigente hasta el 2018. fernando: esto es un precedente que pone en peligro a todos los que tienen acciÓn diferida . en un comunicado, perdiÓ su daca, al salir de el paÍs. >> tenemos confianza de los hechos. con manuel tenÍa daca, estaba protegido y ahora ha sido deportado. entonces, sabemos que la verdad es que Él tiene que estar con su madre. el gobierno niega esta versiÓn. con las nuevas polÍticas migratorias, este tipo de programas, se sienten vulnerables. >> estÁn usando esos mecanismos de informaciÓn para ir en contra de la comunidad. estÁn en una posiciÓn muy vulnerable dÓnde en entregaron su informaciÓn y estÁn diciendo: entreguÉ mi propia deportaciÓn. fernando: sÓlo han recibido informaciÓn de el gobierno, sÓlo porque han puesto una demanda y esta va a continuar. ramÓn: el verano estÁ la vuelta de la esquina, y las familias comenzar a visitar las playas. le vamos hablar sobre importantes consejos para que estÉ preparad

seÑalÓ el caso de -- que el caso de juan manuel montes, era diferente no explicÓ por quÉ. " el servicio dice la auditorÍa. los oficiales estÁn sobrecargado de trabajo y no tienen tiempo de realizar eficazmente todos los trÁmites y la coordinaciÓn para trasladar emigrantes. luis mejÍa, explica las fallas de migraciÓn. luis: el gobierno admite que no estÁ haciendo un buen trabajo, especialmente deportando a quiÉnes han estado detenidos y siguen bajo su supervisiÓn. una auditorÍa en el departamento de seguridad nacional, concluye que los agentes estÁn tan abrumados con la cantidad de casos, que la agencia no estÁ deportando a todo lo que podrÍa. >> la migraciÓn no tiene los recursos para deportar a toda la gente que quiere. la mayorÍa de migrantes indocumentados, tienen un riesgo o muy pequeÑa de ser deportado. sobre todo si toman precauciones. luis: dicen que estÁn sobrecargados de caso, porque los Últimos ocho aÑos , no se hicieron cumplir las leyes de migraciÓn. ahora los arrestos han subido casi un 40%, con respecto al aÑo anterior. mientras las tensiones continÚan aumentando, trump, l

reportera: defensores de jÓvenes soÑadores como juan manuel montes, quien fue deportado a mÉxico luegoy, piden claridad. >> nuestra pregunta para el presidente es quien manda si esta diciendo trump que no hay nada contra los jÓvenes y que podemos estar en paz, por que esta gente estÁ diciendo eso. reportera: al escribir vÍa twitter puso una fecha mÁs lejana para que podamos empezar temprano, mÉxico pagarÁ de alguna forma por el muro fronterizo. palabras que buscan presionar a los congresistas para que se apruebe su proyecto. trump ttambiÉn twitter o que los demÓcratas no quieren que el dinero del presupuesto vaya al muro fronterizo, a pesar de que Éste detendrÁ a las drogas y a los muy malos miembros de las pandillas. esta semana el presidente cumple sus primeros 100 dÍas en el poder y enfrentarÁ una batalla crucial en el congreso, el gobierno federal enfrenta un posible cierre. fÉlix: el presidente se acerca a sus primeros 100 dÍas en el poder como el ejecutivo estadounidense mÁs impopular en la era moderna. sin embargo retiene el apoyo de su nÚcleo de seguidores que aprueba su gestiÓ

lawsuit was settled. >>> now, curiel, who was chosen randomly will preside over the case of juan manuel montes, despite claiming he was protected under daca. montes tried to sneak back into the u.s. on february 19th and he was caught by border patrol agents. his lawyers claim he was improperly deported one day earlier, but homeland security officials dispute that, insisting montes left the country without pre-authorization, therefore voiding his status. >>> u.s. authorities are seeking the arrest of julian assange. the justice department has already prepared charges after investigating the wikileaks founder for years, but how will u.s. prosecutors pursue their case with assange still holed up overseas. here's cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. >> well, good morning, alison and dave. we have learned from u.s. authorities have prepared charges to seek the arrest of wikileaks founder julian assange. the justice department probe of assange and wikileaks, dates back to 2010 when they first published thousands of files stolen by the former intelligence analyst known as chelsea manning. prosecut

defensores de los soÑadores como juan manuel montes que fue deportado, piden claridad. >> nuestra preguntantre tanto, el presidente volviÓ a la carga contra mÉxico. retomÓ pÚblicamente sus amenazas. al escribir vÍa twitter," en una fecha mÁs lejana para que podamos empezar temprano, mÉxico pagarÁ de alguna forma por el necesario muro fronterizo". palabras que podrÍan volver a poner en peligro las relaciones entre mÉxico y estados unidos, palabras que buscan presionar a los congresistas para que se aprobÉ su proyecto. trump tambiÉn tu tÍo los demÓcratas no querer dinero del presupuesto vaya al muro fronterizo a pesar del hecho de que Éste detendrÁ las drogas y a los muy malos miembros. el presidente cumpliÓ 100 dÍas en el poder y enfrentarÁ una batalla crucial en el congreso. el gobierno federal enfrenta un posible cierre. ara si bien el presidente trump se acerca sus primeros 100 dÍas en el poder. retiene el apoyo de su nÚcleo de ceguera que aprueba su gestiÓn. de acuerdo con una encuesta desde washington. su nivel de aprobaciÓn agresivo de , su desaprobaciÓn alcanza el cinco de 53%. feÍ.

carolina: estaremos siguiendo esa noticia. , en otras noticias juan manuel montes, soÑador amparado poren febrero, luego que la patrulla fronteriza lo detuviera sin una identificaciÓn. carolina: la oficina de aduanas dijo que el permiso de daca habÍa suspirado en agosto del aÑo 2015. este aÑo es bastante complicado. el joven venÍa caminando por la calle en estados unidos. de repente, un agente se le acerca y pide la documentaciÓn. habÍa dejado la tarjeta de daca en el carro del amigo. sin embargo, fue llevado al centro de detenciÓn y fue deportado. en mÉxico fue vÍctima de un asalto y luego fue deportado. carolina: esa segunda vez dijo que estaba muy nervioso. pasamos con nuestro abogado ezequiel hernÁndez para que nos hable sobre este caso. ezequiel, cÓmo estas? ezequiel: buenos dÍas. el tema de los soÑadores en tÉrminos de las deportaciones, quiero aclarar que los soÑadores no estÁn siendo blancos de deportaciÓn, pero vemos varias cosas. uno, migraciÓn estÁ siendo mas agresiva con todos. dos, tenemos documentaciÓn contigo es esencial. nÚmero tres, si no tienes esa documentaciÓn, posib

to get the records on juan manuel montes in southern california and was deported to mexico. when he was asked about the case homeland security officials initially said that montes's protective status expired in 2015 but yesterday the department reversed itself and said his status was in fact valid until 2018. >>> also happening today 1500 people are expected to go to golden gate park for the annual 420 festival. board of supervisors says there will be police officers and medical personnel on hand to deal with any potential problems. so encourage people to clean up after themselves given there was more than 20,000 pounds of garbage. >>> time is now 4:09. some new information about three people who were shot and killed in the central valley and what police are calling a hate crime. >> cory muhammad is not a terrorist but he is a racist and he's filled with hate. >> wrooel tell you much more about the victims who were gunned down earlier this week. >> and vice president pence in indonesia this morning. the latest on the vice president's trip overseas. >> good morning. we can se

hoy deportaron el primer senador mexicano era tu jamÁs se trata de juan manuel montes de 23 aÑos quen los agentes por no tener un documento de identidad. como bien dicen, no hay hora que no llegue ni plazo que no se cumpla, tiene hasta la medianoche de hoy para enviar su declaraciÓn de impuestos. si aÚn no ha cumplido con Ésta obligaciÓn fiscal y necesita ayuda, puede acudir a la oficina postal en san josÉ. los expertos ofrecerÁn ayuda gratuita hasta las 8:00 pm. que ya no puede declarar impuesto, debe solicitar una prÓrroga. la organización comunitaria es sagrado corazÓn en san josÉ brinda ayuda a todos los martes y jueves y los sÁbados desde la maÑana. para asistir debe pedir una cita llamando al telÉfono que aparece en pantalla. ahÍ tiene toda la informaciÓn en pantalla. las estafas van en aumento en estados unidos y entre las vÍctimas favoritas de los timadores estÁn los hispanos. el clima antiinmigrante favorece a los estafadores que se aprovechan de los indocumentados en tiempos tan duros. fernando: los hispanos son cada vez mÁs vÍctimas de una creciente industria de estafas en

se trata de juan manuel montes de 23 aÑos de edad quien vivÍa en estados unidos, desde que tenÍa 29 aÑosigraciÓn, opina sobre el caso. >> lo que pasÓ con este chico juan manuel es que lamentablemente iba en bicicleta y Él no portaba el permiso de trabajo, basado en la regulaciÓn daca. le preguntÓ por sus documentos y Él no llevaba ninguno. reportera: se aconseja que durante la administraciÓn los soÑadores, estÁn muy pendientes de no violar la ley y renovar su permiso de daca a tiempo. los agentes de inmigraciÓn, tambiÉn deportaron a una mujer mexicana que detuvieron en el 2007. pidiÓ asilo polÍtico pero le negaron la solicitud y ahora tiene que abandonar el paÍs. su hijo de 14 aÑos asegurÓ que sin familia no tuvo la oportunidad de decirle adiÓs. los abogados creen que podrÍa haber otros inmigrantes que atraviesan por esta misma situaciÓn. miles de opositores al gobierno de nicolÁs maduro, marcharon en las calles de caracas, para exigir que se devuelva el hilo democrÁtico y constitucional a venezuela. la movilizaciÓn tenÍa previsto llegar a la defensorÍa del pueblo, pero los grupos armado

a a day after juan manuel mont attorneys filed a lawsuit. he was deported from california to mexico in february despite having daca status. he was deported again when he attempted to enter the u.s. security shared a different story, saying that he lost his the status when he left united states without advance parole. they are proactively attacking and persecuting immigrants. anna-lysa: this man is also protected by daca. he came to the united states from mexico at 10 years old. he is worried this may be a sign president trump is changing his views on daca. >> he is very obvious with these things. anna-lysa: the national immigration law center has started a petition online, calling for the department of homeland security to bring juan back to the united states. so far that petition has 23,000 signatures. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: it is an issue on a lot of minds, president trump signed a new law allowing veterans to get medical care from private doctors until there is a plan to get around the v.a. this after alarming warnings about

. >> a sÓlo dÍas de que surgiera una demanda por la deportaciÓn de juan manuel montes, un beneficiariode quÉ preocuparse. >> su polÍtica su retÓrica y su administraciÓn, son sumamente contrario a lo que el diga que siente hacia estos jÓvenes. >> ante activistas el mandatario reiterÓ que su gobierno estÁ Únicamente tras criminales. >> no se ha ganado mi confianza. ciento que dice muchas cosas, por ejemplo que no debemos preocuparnos como soÑadores pero sus acciones han demostrado lo opuesto. >> acciones como cambios repentinos inesperados. por eso los seÑores consideran difÍcil creer en el poder mÁximo de este paÍs. >> a pesar de que hagamos ciertas cosas, o que va a ser considerado crimen. >> el caso del presidente trump, es como el que pega a su pareja y le dice te quiero. >> entre tanta incertidumbre, activistas urgen a los jÓvenes a entender el impacto que pueden tener sus acciones. >> el permiso de daca, no implica que la persona ya no puede ser deportada. es un permiso temporal, que se puede quitar en cualquier momento por el gobierno. >> cada aÑo tenemos que pasar ese chequeo. ah

oficina de aduanas y proteccion fronteriza contradice las aseveraciones sobre el estatus de juan manuel montes que el permiso de daca expiro en agosto del 2015 y nunca lo renovo. la agencia tambien senala que el fue convicto en el pasado por robo. los abogados reconocen en la demanda presentada el martes en un tribunal del sur de california que su cliente fue acusado de un delito menor y de infracciones de transito. sin embargo, dicen esas faltas no lo excluyen del programa de accion diferida. segn la querella, montes fue deportado a mexico el 17 de febrero tras ser detenido por un agente que le pidio documentacion, cuando se dirigia a una parada de taxis en calexico, california cerca de la frontera. montes habia dejado la biiletera en el carro de un amigo y se sentia cofundido y asustando. take sot nora preciado/abogada centro nacional de leyes de inmigracion "se le exigió firmar unos documentos sin que se les diera copia ni permiso para citarse con un juez de inmigración. después de ser asaltado en la ciudad fronteriza de mexicali, méxico, montes regresó a estados unidos el 19 de febrero y s

vo/cesar ---"juan manuel montes" de 23 años de edad es el primer joven que est bajo el programa daca que ha sido deportado por la administracin del presidente trump ... ---montes fue detenido por la patrulla fronteriza el pasado 17 de febrero en "calexico" al no presentar un documento de identidad porque la haba dejado olvidado en su auto. vo/blanca --un polmico proyecto de ley sobre las fianzas en las prisiones de california entrar a votacin en la asamblea estatal. ---los partidarios a la medida la consideran justa para quienes no tienen dinero, sin embargo los opositores dicen qu no se sabe quin podra salir en libertad. ---nuestra colega "pilar niño" en un reporte especial nos explicar esta propuesta. cesar ---momentos de terror vivieron los residentes de fresno cuando un sujeto abri fuego gritando ''dios es grande''... take vo ---''kori alim muhammand'' de 39 años habra matado a tres personas y segn la polica el sospechoso les confes que odiaba a las personas de raza blanca... ---''muhammand'' ya era buscado por crimenes anteriores ms adelante le traemos detalles de este ataque..

y ahora -tras una demanda impuesta por juan manuel montes - tendr que decidir si el gobierno viola lasl no darle al joven informacin sobre la razn de su deportacin. el caso de montes fue asignado al azar. la noticia se da en la misma semana en que se revel que ms y ms soÑadores que han perdido su amparo migratorio estn siendo deportados. greisa martinez aun cuenta con daca pero la noticia no deja de abrumarla. s/greisa martinez, "soñadora" "sabemos que hay muchas circunstancias y muchas cosas que la gente puede pasar pero eso no significa que la gente debería ser separada de sus familias". muchos jvenes que perdieron su estatus de proteccin daca por haber cometido crmenes serios fueron deportados tanto bajo el gobierno de barack obama como bajo el de donald trump, segn un anlisis de datos del gobierno. el departamento de seguridad nacional asegur que: "las razones para revocar daca no han cambiado desde que inici el programa". s/randy serrano mientras tanto en el congreso hay quienes buscan una solución permanente para los soñadores pero esas propuestas por ahora siguen estancadas blan

en estamos en beneficios de caca con juan manuel montes en 23 aÑos de edad.s en una cinta de quentin tarantino aunque ma dicho que es muy difÍcil entrar. >> ya ha partido en mÁs de 50 vehÍculos se ha mantenido en constante trabajo como productora y cortometraje. >> para alzar la voz. estamos en su campaÑa polÍticaed. >> apoyÓ a la candidata demÓcrata hillary clinton. >> expresar la situaciÓn en la inclusiÓn sorprendente. >> que en contra de la constituciÓn y derechos humanos el estreno de verano. >> que ya estÁ en boca de todos. habla de un lugar que atienden un multimillonarios crÍticos es analogÍa del presidente y la Óptica que tienen los opositores. >> desde los Ángeles, marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo. >> pelÍculas en el cine, mÁs adelante regresamos con mÁs noticias y ahora pasamos con nuestro chef james. >> adelante. >> ella siempre nos mantiene al tanto. >> gracias porque tienen la cara y en este momento que es el mÁs sabroso de la televisiÓn. que bonito en casa, tenemos una receta muchÍsima risa. >> bueno, lo prepararon en casa y lo preparÓ nues

. >> reporter: it is a complete coincidence that curiel has been assigned the case of juan manuel montesa 23-year-old whose to the u.s. illegally when he was just 9. a so-called dreamer, who under president obama, received protected status from deportation. but tonight, he is back in mexico, deported. montes says it happened in february. he was near the border in calexico, california, walking to a taxi stand. he says, a border patrol agent detained him. hours later, he says he was physically removed from the united states. a day or two after that, montes illegally crossed back into the united states, climbing a fence. he saw a border patrol agent and turned himself in the next day, he was deported. immigration officials say it didn't happen that way. they say montes entered mexico on his own, and was deported when we returned. today the homeland security secretary by leaving the u.s. by permission, he forfeited his protections as a dreamer. >> he gave that up by his behavior, and by his illegal actions. >> reporter: but montes' lawyers say immigration authorities are lying about what rea

. >> reporter: 23-year-old juan manuel montes said he was having lunch near the border when he was accosted by a border patrol agent. montes says he was deported. that's a claim the administration denies. instead, officials saymontes was already in mexico when they caught him a day later, trying to sneak into the u.s. climbing over a fence. >> daca enrollees are not being targeted. i don't know why this individual was picked up. >> reporter: the administration says montes did have legitimate daca status. however, by returning to mexico he lost his legal protection to stay in the u.s. >> when our agents and officers on the front line encounter people, they're going to enforce the laws on the books. >> reporter: critics jumped on the montes story to consider trump's inhumane immigration policy. illinois democratic senator dick durbin called it disturbing, alarming said minority leader nancy pelosi. his lawyers hope to prove he did not leave the u.s. voluntarily. >> there is plenty of surveillance we're going to see if he crossed or didn't cross. >> reporter: the judge handling the lawsuit is

to obtain records on juan manuel montes.detained in february in southern california and then deported to mexico. when asked about the case homeland security initially said his status had expired in 2015. >>> your time is 5:33. san francisco muni considering eliminating cash payments on cable cars. this comes after a cable car owner was arrested after stealing hundreds of dollars in fares from riders. albert williams is facing charges of fare embezzlement. he used various schemes to hide how much money he collected every month. >>> happening today thousands of people expected to gather at golden gate park for the annual 4/20 marijuana party. it has been an unorganized party for years but this year it's supposed to change. ktvu's allie rasmus is live. >> it's still an unofficial, and illegal sanction event. that's new. compared to last year. this year a handful of business owners from the nearby neighborhood got together and put up about $100,000 to pay for things like portable toilets, fences we just mentioned, security and m

. >> juan manuel montes said he was having a hunch with a friend near the border when he was accostedy a porta patrol agent. unable to find his daca i.d., montes says he was deported, it claimed the administration denies, claiming "there are no records to support montes' claim." instead, officials say montes was already in mexico when they caught him a day later trying to sneak into the u.s. by climbing over a fence. >> dock and relays are not being targeted. i don't know why this individual was picked up. >> saying montes did have a legitimate docket status but by going to mexico, he lost his protection. >> when our agents on the frontline encounter people, they are going to enforce the laws on the books. >> critics jumped on the montes story for what they consider trumps inhumane policy. calling it disturbing, alarming, senate minority leader nancy pelosi. montes' lawyers hope to prove he did not leave the u.s. voluntarily. >> i bet there is plenty of surveillance video we going to see if he crossed or did not cross. >> stick with the judge hearinge lawsuit also handled the trump un

. >> curiel, who was chosen randomly, will preside over the case of 23-year-old dreamer juan manuel montes who claims he was protected under the deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca. montes tried to sneak back into the u.s. on february 19th, and was caught by border patrol agents. his lawyers claim he was improperly deported one day earlier. homeland security officials dispute that, insisting montes left the country without preauthorization and therefore voided his status. let's bring in zach wolf, managing editor of cnn politics.com, talking all things d.c. >> good morning, zach. >> good morning. >> start with the ongoing health care discussion. we're told the house freedom caucus, the conservatives on the right and the moderate tuesday group have been talking while at recess. they're not back until next week. what are you hearing? we've seen no text yet about this potential mcarthur amendment that would change this bill? >> well, you said it right there. we've seen no text yet. so once we start to see details, i think we get a little bit closer to being able to say "yes" ityes

curiel will be hearing the immigration lawsuit brought by lawyers for a 23-year-old man, juan manuel montesrs claim that he was deported despite having daca protection. they're seeking deportation documents from the federal government. the executive director of the immigration lawyers association ben johnson is with us. thank for joining us. explain the legal issues right now, what judge curiel has to determine. >> well, the case in front of the judge right now really is about access to information. unfortunately, in a.immigration court they don't have a right to see the file and the charges made against him. the case begins with the lawyers on behalf of juan trying to figure out exactly what the file says. they've done a freedom of information act request, the only way to get discovery in immigration court sadly. >> the argument is the federal government alleges he inappropriately left the united states even though he had cdaca protection. he snuck back in. they checked his records, found out he was in mexico illegally and then they deported him. >> that's what they're saying now. their st

the left experience after deportation of juan manuel montes, the 23-year-old, >> an illegal immigrant from mexico was removed. the white house is pushing back against a volley of criticism. >> the goal and the focus had been on people who pose a threat to national security or in some other way in violation. i would respectfully suggest in this case the facts are not out yet so i'd rather not jump to judgment on what happened. >> joining me is alen gomez from usa today and broke the story on juan manuel montez. it seems there's some gray areas in his case. >> gray areas it's safe to say that. we heard about his case. we wrote about the case and then we started getting reaction from the department of homeland security. what they initially said after we published the story is juan manuel lost his status so they could deport him and today they changed their story saying he had status but violated it by leaving me country. the attorneys said he was deported. that's the what we are facing and trying to get clarity. >> they're pushing back on the headlines and usa said it was a violation and

juan manuel montes, the act that brought children to the united states from being deported says he wastly deported. the government did not provide any documentation to explain the legality of his deportation. we don't know if the producer simply invited judge curiel back because of his great importantance in season five now, season six. watch. nothing can stop crizal® no-glare lenses. neither water. nor smudge. nor scratch. nor damaging uv rays. nor glare of night can keep you from the clearest vision possible. ask for crizal no-glare lenses. and live life in the clear. finance your glasses with no interest if paid in full within 6 months, and get up to $30 back when you combine select essilor® brand lenses. visit essilorusa.com for more details. >>> welcome back. the trump administration said he never gave up on health care reform but down played reports that it could come as early as next week. >> we're doing very well. we'll see what happens. it is a great bill, a great plan and it will be great health care. it is evolving. wave good chance of getting it soon. i would like to say ne

juan manuel montes is a called d.r.e.a.m.er in the u.s. of thousands who came as children, able to stay under an obama policy still in effect. m och mo montes was arrested climbing over the wall. he was promptly deported. his lawyers say he was outside the country because two days earlier federal agents improperly deported him after he he failed to produce identification perform his lawyers filed a lawsuit in front of judge curiel. >> we don't know what happened to him because they refused to provide answers up till now. >> reporter: homeland security says it has no records of any border agtsz walking into m ochomontes only his illegal re-entry. >> because of his illegal behavior he lost that status and now removed to his country of origin. >> family members say montes remains in mexico, hoping he can still come home. >> thank you for that report. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bonnie schneider. it's friday. looks like we're expecting some rainy weather in the northeast. we're not the only ones. >> that's so t

we will have more on this case later in the broadcast. 23-year-old dreamer juan manuel montes is suing the trump administration for deporting him to mexico, even though he had been granted legal protection to live and work in the united states until 2018 under president obama's deferred action for childhood arrivals program, known as daca. he had been living in the united states since he was nine years old. he was deported after he was approached by ice agents in california and didn't have his wallet on him, which contained his id and proof of daca, since he'd left it in his friend's car. within three hours, he was deported to mexico. trump has previously said he would not go after dreamers with daca. the department of homeland dacaity claims his expired, even though his lawyers have proof that he had protection through 2018. in alabama, hundreds of people protested against a speech by white nationalist injured spencer at auburn university tuesday night. in the latest run a protest against the racist and xenophobic leader of the movement.alt-right spitzer spoke against the wishes of th

on a federal lawsuit against the trump administration by a so-called dreamer. 23-year-old juan manuel monteswas brought into the u.s. illegally as a child said he was improperly deported with no documentation as to why. now we are learning that it will be heard by federal judge gonzalo curiel who was the same candidate criticized over his mexican heritage and his involvement in this trump university case. interesting twist to all of this, and an interesting twist, i just wonder if there is any sort of implication to the case. >> as far as the judge being attacked by it trump, no, a federal judge has a lifetime appointment, so they are really insulated from any type of political motivations. that is why they have a lifetime appointment unless they do something ridiculous. anything trump says about the judge should not influence the judge's decision and i believe he will be fair in here all evidence. >> jenna: what do you think? >> he is a distinguished federal judge, i find it hard to believe someone of his stature would be biased to either side because of some incendiary remarks made by and

. >>> the attorneys for 23-year-old juan manuel montes are suing the federal government.the first of the so-called dreamers to be deported during the trump presidency. dreamers are undocumented immigrants brought here as children and protected during the obama administration. the federal judge who will hear that case is gonzalo curiel, a judge president trump once attacked over his mexican heritage. >> but i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. a hater. he's a hater. his name is gonzalo curiel. i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself. i think it's a disgrace that he's doing this and i look forward to going before a jury, not this judge. >> why did you refer to his ethnicity, donald? >> because his heritage is mexican. >> so what? >> because i want to build a wall. >> msnbc's chief local correspondent ari melber with more. how did this particular case get assigned to judge curiel? >> randomly. >> completely randomly? >> total random. >> as is the case with all these judicial assignments? >> that's correct. they're circulated that way. it comes in through

questions about the first deportation of a dreamer by the trump administration. 23-year-old juan manuel montese in the border town of calexico, california, when he was approached by a border patrol officer. he said he was sent back to mexico three hours later. his lawyers say he had permission to live and work in the u.s. under the program. but status was revoked because he made a trip outside country sometime before his arrest and deportation. his lawyers say he never voluntarily 11th the country. usa reporter broef this story yet. i'm a little confused. the department of homeland security said he didn't have this status. now they are saying he does have this status. does that mean it is a open and shut case? is he going to be allowed back into the united states? >> far from it. this will be a case that will require some clarification at the federal court level. the attorneys have filed suit in california. wee see how it plays out. he was arrest asknd reported ba to mexico. er yesterday the department of homeland security said his status had end in the 2015. today they said it was active. it

, but in this case it appears homeland security has documentation to back up, 23-year-old juan manuel montes claims that on february 18th he was getting a bite to eat with a friend on the u.s. side of the border when he was approached by a border patrol agent. he says he didn't have his i.d., could not prove his status was still valid until 2018. he was detained and deported. initially dhs said that his status expired in 2016 but then the agency admitted to being wrong saying his protections were good until 2018. critics said this was proof that president trump was not sincere about leaving the dreamers alone. illinois senator dick durbin called the story disturbing. nancy pelosi called it alarming. but now dhs says he was deported because he was caught climbing a fence, trying to sneak back into the u.s. and after he was arrested he signed documents under oath admitting that he went to mexico and try to come back into california. law says leaving the u.s. without permission terminates all daca protections. dhs also accuses him of fabricating his original story saying there are no records or

juan manuel montes is 23. he has been sent to mexico. his lawyers are suing the federal government.he federal judge assigned to the case? you may remember the name of judge gonzalo curiel. the president talked a lot about him during the campaign. >> but i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump, a hate aer. he is a hater. his name is gonzalo curiel. i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself. i think it's a disgrace that he's doing this. and i look forward to going before a jury, not this judge. >> why did you refer to his ethnicity, donald? >> well, because his heritage is mexican. >> so what? >> well, because i want to build a wall. now this judge of mexican heritage. i'm building a wall? okay? i'm going to build a wall. i'm going to do very well with hispanic. >> so mexican judge could ever be involved in a case that involvious? shirks a member of a society that is very pro mexico. it's all fine. >> esay he has bias. i want to build a wall. >> gonzalo curiel was born in indiana. he is a federal judge appointed for life just like donald trump's cyster the federal judge.

trump jenna campaign trail has been assigned to hear the case of 23-year-old deported dreamer juan manuel montes, who has sued the trump administration for deporting him to mexico even though he had legal permission to live and work in the united states through 2018 under president obama's deferred action for childhood arrivals program, known as daca. u.s. district judge gonzalo curiel has presided over a lawsuit alleging trump university defrauded students, when trump claimed the judge's mexican heritage makes him biased against trump. trump ultimately settled the lawsuit for $25 million. in florida, state senator frank artiles is facing mounting calls to resign after he directed racist and obscene slurs at two fellow african american lawmakers, calling florida state senator audrey gibson the "b" word and a "girl," and then using the n-word. artiles has been removed as the chair of the committee on communications, energy and public utilities over the controversy. while he has apologized for the comments, he has not agreed to resign. in utah, republican congressman jason chaffetz has announced h

so, this dreamer, who is juan manuel montes bojorquez, he is alleging that he was wrongfully deported and dhs is saying that that never happened. and so, this lawsuit that's going before a u.s. circuit court is for the documents, the documentation of the processing of that deportation. so, just to give you a little background here, bojorquez's attorneys tell us he was wrongly deported on february 18th while he was hailing a cab and that he was sent over to mexico. and then here's where these two parties do agree, they do agree that he was detained by immigration again on february 19th, and on the 20th he was deported. and so, kate, that's the reason why we're having this conversation, because, yes, this is a huge test for the trump administration and the hardline stance on immigration, but these two worlds collide because it's a foia issue. these attorneys are saying we need those documents to figure out what our next step is on this immigration case. >> whether or not he was deported originally, that is the crux of the information that they want to get at. that is where the attorney

an immigration case involving a so-called dreamer who was recently deported. 23-year-old juan manuel montesback in february was arrested and deported from a southern california city for no reason, said he was walking near the border. the department of homeland security says montes' violated his status by leaving the country without the government's approval. so the question, again, how did judge curiel wind up overseeing the case? according to california's southern district court this was totally random. they effectively just pick. so this is one of these political coincidences, stef, that has a lot of people scratching their heads, looking closely. the question is will we see president trump actually take aim at judge curiel now that he is president? so far no reaction from the white house. >> i have to get a reaction from my panel. msnbc contributor howard dean and political analyst matthew dowd, author of "a new way embracing the paradox between lead and serve," is there such a thing as a political coincidence? >> in our minds not, of course. i wouldn't put matt and i in the conpiror to