kate steinle's law. from my perspective, she was murdered on the streets of san rancisco july 1 of 2015. it hit the news i think the next day. i sent out a tweet on the 3rd that said it was 100% preventable crime. just enforce the law. this story will make you cry too. and it happens every day. it's what we're trying to prevent with kate's law. mandatory -- well, sentencing that's enhanced for those who overstay or who have been deported from the united states and come back into the united states. i want to compliment here in this time, mr. speaker, also former congressman matt salmon of arizona, who after her death on july 1, it took him eight days only to introduce legislation that was the foundation what have we're talking about here with this bill. that was h.r. 3011 on the 9th of july, 2015. i picked up that legislation in the first days of this year and we've cooperated in this judiciary committee to get this here to this time. bill o'reilly made this a national story and hit the hearts of america

kate steinle was murdered in san francisco by an illegal immigrant who had seven felonies and had been deported five times. mr. bucshon: where was kate's sanctuary? we're a country of laws and we must enforce them and hold accountable anyone who violates them. sarah root was killed by an illegal immigrant street racing drunk. gary was murdered in cold blood by working the night shift at a convenient store. mr. speaker, no family should ever have to go through what these families have faced. kate's law and the no sanctuary for criminals act will help protect our communities and help protect families from these senseless and preventable tragedies. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? the gentleman from indiana is recognized. >> mr. speaker, most americans get it. frankly, it's just common sense. we can't continue to reward folks who come to our country illegally while those who work hard and play by the rules struggle to get ahead. mr. messer: it's way past

kate steinle was a bright, 32-year-old woman with a variety of possibilities ahead of her. let this bill be her legacy. let this bill result in kate saving the lives of others. kate's law will increase penalties for those entering our country follow regular mufle from the u.s. including federal prison sentences up to 25 years for those previously deported who have criminal records. moreover, this bill sports ours brave women and men in law enforcement as they work to keep violent gangs and criminal cartels including the likes of ms-13 out of our communities. i'm a co-sponsor of this legislation and i'm proud to advance it. mr. speaker, the time is now for us to step up and protect those who elected us to serve on their behalf. i urge all my colleagues to make a bold, bipartisan statement to our communities back home today. join me in support of h.r. 3004. let's get this done for kate steinle and her family. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mp. mr. conyers: i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record letters of opposition to h.r. 3004, namely the

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that's what we're talking about, and that's what cost the life of kate steinle and cost the life and th of many other people too. liz: that was attorney general jeff sessions earlier today reacting to the house voting to pass kate's law. the bill, which passed by a 257-167 vote toughens penalties on illegal immigrants who tried to reenter the u.s. after being deported for crime. now, kate's law was named after katherine steynly. she was murdered in san francisco two years ago to the day by juan sanchez. he was an illegal felony who had been deported five times. and killed by a drunk driving illegal immigrant in 2014. she joins me now. marianne, so good to see you. we're so sorry for your loss. first of all, i know this is hard. we understand. we're standing right there with you. can you tell us what happened to your son? or go to has early hours of may 12th, 2015, he had just left work protecting his community, and he was on the way home when a three time drunk on meth drove the wrong way 45 miles per hour slamming head on into his car and killing him. liz: what happened to the driver

it is called kate's law, and it is inspired by kate steinle. she's the young woman shot and killed along san francisco's embarcadero two years ago. the shooter, francisco sanchez, an undocumented immigrant who had been deported five times. the new law would impose harsh penalties on those who repeatedly come back into the trouble. president trump referenced kate steinle throughout his campaign and today at the white house. >> the house will vote on kate's law, named for kate steinle who was killed by an illegal immigrant and who had been deported five times. this law will enhance criminal penalties for those who repeatedly reenter the country illegally. >> president trump is also backing the no sanctuary criminals act, which we defund so-called sanctuary cities like san francisco, which refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities. >>> tonight, police investigating a homicide that happened nearly 30 years ago. there's new hope in this case, including from something that didn't even exist at the time of the killing. the story is coming up. >

>> the law has as it's written right now, it's in response to kate steinle, the case that it's named. in the case of kate steinle and sam sisco, murdered by an illegal imminent, this law would not have done anything to prevent that woman's murder. the murder in that case, illegal immigrant by the name of lopez sanchez had already spent 15 years in federal prison for violating u.s. immigration law by itself. that's about the maximum penalty, near the maximum penalty under this new law if it goes on to the books. so it's really unclear how this new law is actually going to prevent these type of tragedies happening good spirit because of some gets out of prison and remains illegal in the status, and if they get -- again, they will go to prison. the principle is clear. we are going to enforce our laws and why wouldn't we? what the argument against enforcing our laws? >> that's already on the books right now. the big problem with kate steinle and all of these other cases as you have usually a bureaucratic snafu. in the case of kate steinle, this illegal immigrant was sent to san francisco

america wept as 32-year-old kate steinle was killed by a stray bullet. an illegal immigrant who shot that gun had seven previous felony convictions. there are thousands more stories of innocent lives lost, of families destroyed and of crimes that could have been prevented. every day in america another family grieves because of the policies of sanctuary cities. i rise for the protection of our citizens, the safety of our communities, the defense of our country and ultimately to see the end of sanctuary cities and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, i'm pleased now to represent -- to recognize our caucus chair, mr. crowley of new york, for 1 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. crowley: i thank the gentleman from michigan for yielding me such time. much of the same rhetoric we're hearing right now from the other side of the aisle is similar to the rhetoric we heard back in the 1840 eansd 1950's and 1960's against the

the legislation is named after kate steinle. she was shot and killed two years ago while walking with her father on a peer in san francisco. police arrested a man who was in the united states illegally. he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. he claims distilling gun he had went off accidentally. he is awaiting trial. kate's law would impose mandatory minimum sentences on criminal immigrants who reenter the united states after being deported . >> most immigrants who come here actually don't commit crimes at the rate that average u.s. citizen is due. >> these are not masses yearning to be free or families attempting to come here for a better life. these are bad people. we call them criminals. >> only two democrat house members from california voted for kate's law. east bay congressman and jackie spear from the peninsula. >>> the evening commute turn deadly were a crash killed a man in critically injured a woman. it involved four vehicles. the highway patrol said cars were stopped because of heavy traffic. the driver of a truck

in congress the house passed case law named after kate steinle. the house also passed the new sanctuary for criminals act which would withhold grant money from sanctuary cities. >> we have live team coverage on these issues. >> first we will be at city hall looking at the legislation for sanctuary cities. >> reporter: local leaders say they are disappointed with the passage of this bill. the bill cuts grants from the justice department and homeland security and the concern is a lot of money and he could endanger lives. with a vote of 228 295 the house of representatives made it tougher for so-called sanctuary cities like san jose to protect undocumented increments -- immigrants. >> i am not surprised. we will do what we have been doing. >> reporter: the bill would let the federal government strip money that have policies preventing cooperation with federal immigration officials. opponents say the bill asked local jurisdictions to retain without due process of violating the constitution using local resources to carry out the look work of local agen

i would like all the democrats to tell kate steinle's family or any family whose son or daughter or family mentor was victimized by a criminal illegal alien who is deported and came back. the reason that they don't support kate's law. i would love to hear it. >> juan: already, if you commit a crime and illegally enter the united states again, you would be put in jail. what this law was about is enhancing those penalties. >> jesse: what's wrong with that? >> juan: that's a better argument than what you just said. >> jesse: kimberly can speak to this. when you put a tougher sentence on the back end of something like that, it discourages criminal activity. a deterrent effect. >> greg: what kate's law and the travel bandshell, trumps heart and mind is in the right place. these are both small tools as part of a larger shed of safety and security. what i find alarming about this is that these aren't horrible, horrible life-changing events. yet liberals react as if they are. even if you try to make a small temporary act like the travel band, you cannot trust the -- they constantly react as if thi

and under kate's law -- i'm ing to transition to this -- this is kate steinle and her murderer. but the killer of jazz shaw's son would not have been in america if we had had kate's law and enforced kate's law because he had been deported. nd this is the evil murderer who-sanchezco lopez and this beautiful young lady kate steinle on a wharf with her father and shot down and killed for no reason at random by this individual that had been five times deported and convicted of seven different felonies in this country. under kate's law, he would have been locked up for a good long time if that law had been in place. or the sanctuary legislation we passed today, they would be turning over -- they would be turning over these kind of criminals to i.c.e., where they would get their just sentences in a federal prison. even though we have these laws passed and the senate takes them up and passes them into law, the president will sign them, we are confident of that, he asked that these bills be brought before the house of representatives and of course that was today. and so, if these laws --

it's named after kate steinle who was shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant nearly two years ago she was walking on pier 14 in san francisco. "kate's law" would 'increase' maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who enter the u-s illegally after being deported. ( mark ) a mother and her boyfriend are behind bars after a toddler was found dead in the back of their s-u-v in sacramento county. 27-year-old angela phakhin and 46-year-old untwan smith were arrested for child endangerment. police still don't know the cause of death, and say there was no visible trauma to the toddler's body. ( mark )( darya )( robin ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (james)we're waking up to cloudy skies and mostly 50s around the bay. a thick marine layer is sending low clouds and cool air deep into the valleys this m

as you know this is named after kate steinle who was murdered two years ago in san francisco by an illegal immigrant who had been deported several times. he should not have been here, and she should not have died. so this initiative, this initiative will toughen penalties for illegal immigrants who repeatedly re-enter the country. the second measure gives the government the authority to withhold grants from cities that fail to cooperate with federal law enforcement by flagrantly disregarding the rule of law, sanctuary cities are putting lives at risk and we cannot tolerate that. every day secretary kelly leads professionalists around the country and around the world, quite frankly, who are charged with keeping our homeland safe. they make incredible sacrifices. our job here is to make sure those professionals have the tools they need and the resources that they need to carry out their work and to protect our communities. that is what these measures are all about, and we look forward to their passage in the house today. i know secretary kelly has a very busy schedule today so we appreciate

after being deported named after kate steinle a woman murdered in san francisco by an illegal immigrant. police say the suspect had been deported repeatedly. >> president trump has been clear that our boarders are not open to illegal immigration that we are a nation of laws and we will no longer look the other way. well, we will no longer look the other way in the interior either. >> president trump often discussed kate steinle's killing on the campaign trail last year. >>> to the north bay where commuters are checking out the area's newest transportation system. smart train is offering free roundtrip rides. as kpix 5's jessica flores shows us, it's all part of the system's soft launch. >> reporter: sheryl riley brought her grandson to io waiting to be among the first group to ride the smart train. are you excited? >> yeah. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to? >> look be out the window. >> reporter: sheryl is a smart train ambassador encouraging north bay residents to use the train and avoid the traffic on highway 101. >> i'm just really ready for it to be here. i think it's go

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the bill is named for kate steinle who was shot and killed in san francisco by an undocumented immigrant. president trump is urging the house to pass the bill. it would impose mandatory minimum prison sentences for deportees who re-enter the country. the man accused of killing steinle had been deported multiple times. the house is also considering another bill that would strip certain federal grants from sanctuary cities like san francisco... who refuse to cooperate with immigration (will) bart officials say they're watching you. all trains are now equipped with surveillance cameras. kron4's hermela aregawi spoke with a former police chief as well as passengers about whether the new cameras are enough..to prevent crime. four cameras now on every train car.bart hopes it will help ease passenger concerns about safety on trains.former bart police chief gary gee weighed in on the new security measures.gary gee/former bart police chief:if a camera has been installed in each of them and they're not only operational but can record and store images for extended period of times so it can be retri

the law is named after the young pleasanton woman kate steinle. steinle was struck by a bullet nearly two years ago while walking on pier 14 with her father. the man charged with murder in steinle's death, is a mexican citizen with a prior history of drug convictions and deportations. "kate's law" ... would 'increase' maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who enter the u-s illegally ... after being deported. both bills are now headed to the senate... (steve) san francisco... which is arguably the most famous sanctuary city... is poised to pay an undocumented immigrant nearly 200-thousand dollars... (pam) and it's all because of violating its own policy. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the man's attorney earlier today who says the man was turned over to ice by s-f-p-d. back in 2015 pedro figueroa zarceno showed up to the police station to recover his stolen car.instead of a getting his ride back..he was turned over. < about how was was lead to ice.>his lawyer says this all stemed because he had a civil warrant issued by an immigration judge

it is name kate steinle- who was shot led in san >> the second bill up for a vote today is called kate's law that boosts penalties for immigrants to try to re-enter the united states illegally after being deported. it's named after kate steinle who was shot and killed in san francisco by an undocumented immigrant who was deported five times previously. president trump frequently discussed the murder on the campaign trail last year. president trump tweeted about the vote in part saying, quote, lawmakers must vote to put american safety first. hashtag, save american lives. >>> a surprise decision by assembly speaker anthony rendon to block the state's proposed single payor healthcare bill is still getting a lot of backlash. he now has additional safety measures in place after death threats started rolling into his office. among the threats were tweets saying, quote, i pray someone checks his schedule for baseball practice. >> this is unfortunately unfortunately a part of what we sort of see fairly frequently. the fact that they threaten my family was disconcerting to say the least. but aga

kate steinle struck by a bullet while walking on pier 14 with her father. the man charged with murder in steinle's death, is a mexican citizen with a prior history of drug convictions and deportations. "kate's law" ... would 'increase' maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who enter the u-s illegally ... after being deported. the family - filing a lawsuit against san francisco - and backing measures to toughen laws. and today, the house of representatives voted to approve kate's law. those against the bill say it criminalizes all un-documented immigrants.aarti kohli, executive director asian law caucus. " it's been a long standing policy of anti- immigration legislators. an attempt to criminalize everyone who is undocumented and then say oh we're deporting criminal immigrants. it's tragic case, this bill wouldn't change anything that happened." the steinle case continuing to spark more controversy and heated debate about u-s immigration policy. "kate's law" was introduced last year in the senate and failed to get the 60 votes it needed. pam, steve,

and kate steinle.hese things should not happen, these laws should have been on the books a while ago, any law maker that voted against these laws, needs to be out of office. charles: have you representative gutierrez saying that is a war against mexicans. mhe is inflaming this situation. >> he should be ashamed. this is why trump got elected, so many americans believe this wrong for people to be here illegally. it is wrong for cities like chicago to protect them. and you combine these bills with trump's travel ban, it is wrong for people to -- for us to let people into this country who want to do us harm. this is a good day for president trump. >> speaking of which, at this moment, trump just tweeted in regard to this, i think we have the tweet, is it ready? good news, out of the house, with the passing of no sanctuary for criminal act, hopefully senate will follow. your thoughts on this? >> i have been doing reporting on this, i am skeptical this will get through the senate. charles: really? >> try to

steinle's death, is a mexican citizen ... with a prior history of drug convictions and deportations. "kate's law" ... would 'increase' maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who enter the u-s illegally ... after being deported. the steinle family - filing a lawsuit against san francisco - and backing measures to toughen laws. however, those against the bill say, it criminalizes 'all' un- documented immigrants. aarti kohli, executive director asian law caucus. " it's been a long standing policy of anti-immigration legislators. an attempt to criminalize everyone who is undocumented and then say oh we're deporting criminal immigrants. it's tragic case, this bill wouldn't change anything that happened." (pam) house minority leader...san franciso represenative nancy pelosi had strong words today for her republican colleagues. she tweeted " the anti-immigrant bills passed by the house gop today only make it harder of law enforcement to keep americans safe. (pam) both bills are now headed to the senate... many believe neither bill will make it past the senate. "kate's law" was introduced last year and

known as kate's lining for kate steinle who was murdered by the illegal immigrant who had been deportede times. mendoza, the mother of the police officer's son who was killed by one of those illegals spoke to tucker last night. >> more light needs to be shed on this problem in our country and more americans need to be educated what is really happening behind the scenes. i don't know when the turn happened in this country, politicians are protecting illegal criminals in our country more than they are protecting you and i. >> those those have to pass the senate before reaching the president's desk. finally revise travel ban took effect last night without mass protest and mass chaos occurring at any airports but already the lawsuits are back, the state of hawaii filing an emergency motion last night to clarify some aspect of the ban. >> the lawyers didn't waste any time setting up at the airport. democrats and their friend in the mainstream media melting down over donald trump's tweets about the host of morning joe. rob: carly shimkus here with more on how this whole thing got started as t

another named in memory of this woman, kate steinle, who was shot and killed by a illegal immigrant whoous times. bob goodlatte is fighting to get these bills to the floor for a vote. when people hear about kate's law. they've been hearing about it for so long a lot of people assumed it had already been passed. what's the hold-up? >> the hold-up has been getting a president of the united states who would sign this bill into law. we passed it in the last congress and it didn't go anywhere. now pass it through the house this week and we're hoping this senate will take it up because it has such enormous public support. they can't understand why a city or other jurisdiction would choose not to cooperate with ice to get criminal aliens off their streets so things like the horrible murder of kate steinle don't happen to other people. >> shannon: you mentioned it has been floating around out there and the president is trying to take executive action. a number of cities and towns sued and they'll keep suing. what is the argument against cooperating with federal immigration authorities when peop

one was inspired by the shooting of kate steinle at san francisco's pier -14. "kate's law" ... would 'increase' maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who enter the u-s illegally ... after being deported. a second bill passed today which allows the government to deny federal money to so- called 'sanctuary cities' that do not cooperate with ice officials. but the question tonight... will either of these bills pass the senate? we will have that story ... and more tonight at six. steve back to you. (vicki) time now to talk some warriors-- after taking care of the cavs to win the nba championship, golden state is now preparing for its newest opponent-- free agency (steve) the nba offseason....is about to get real busy in less than 48- hours. starting at midnight on saturday, free agency begins...and players all over the league can land on new teams. mark carpenter joins us with the details on some warriors...that could be on the move. mark? the warriors have some big name free agents this summer-- including steph curry and kevin durant. those guys are expected to stay, so do

the house of representatives passed kate's law today, the bill named after the bay area's kate steinle would impose mandatory sentences on criminal immigrants who reenter the united states after being deported. kate steinle was walking with her father two years ago when she was shot and killed allegedly by an undocument immigrant. juan francisco lopez sanchez had been deported five times. >>> the latest trump administration travel ban went into effect at 5:00 tonight imposing restrictions on people from six mostly muslim countries. attorney from immigrant rights groups are at sfo tonight to offer legal assistance to people as they arrive through cuss symptoms. hawaii has already filed a court challenge to this. their emergency motion seeks to clarify the family relationships that people need to seek a visa. the current guidelines exclude grandparents and fiances. >> both democrats and republicans are voicing their disapproval of a pair of tweets sent by president trump criticizing a female news anchor for having a, quote, low iq and a face-lift. at least two republican senators publicl

. >>> kate steinle is not only the face of a conservative issue. the house passed kate's law today.migration bills that will make our country safe again. >> many say it will have the opposite effect. chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: it's been nearly two years since tragedy struck along the embarcadero in san francisco. a family forever changed. this memorial bench a reminder of what was lost. >> unfortunately the disjointed laws on many levels, the u.s. has suffered a self-inflicting wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should never have been on the streets of this country. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed by sanchez, a mexican national who had been convicted of seven felonies and deported five times. with many calling for change, the case ignited a national firestorm on immigration. but it wasn't until today that the house passed a bill known as kate's law, which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported criminals who reenter the country illegally. critics say it will do more harm than good. >> a bill that is focused

. >>> kate steinle is not only the face of a conservative issue. the house passed kate's law today.gration bills that will make our country safe again. >> many say it will have the opposite effect. chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: it's been nearly two years since tragedy struck along the embarcadero in san francisco. a family forever changed. this memorial bench a reminder of what was lost. >> unfortunately the disjointed laws on many levels, the u.s. has suffered a self-inflicting wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should never have been on the streets of this country. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed by sanchez, a mexican national who had been convicted of seven felonies and deported five times. with many calling for change, the case ignited a national firestorm on immigration. but it wasn't until today that the house passed a bill known as kate's law, which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported criminals who reenter the country illegally. critics say it will do more harm than good. >> a bill that is focused on

the bill is named for kate steinle who was shot and killed in san francisco by an undocumented immigrant. president trump is urging the house to pass the bill. it would impose mandatory minimum prison sentences for deportees who re-enter the united states. the man accused of killing steinle had been deported multiple times. the house is also considering another bill that would strip certain federal grants from sanctuary cities like san francisco... that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities. ( mark ) police near sacramento are investigating the death of a toddler who was found inside of a car. a man and woman have been detained and are being questioned by detectives. officers found an s-u-v parked in the wrong direction on a busy street. police say the man and woman were just sitting in the car. officers checked and found out that the man had an outstanding warrant out of arkansas. and as officers began searching the car they found the body of a toddler covered with blankets in the backseat. police have not released much information on the toddler and are still trying to figur

secondly, kate steinle's law, bill 3004, remember this tragic story. a beautiful young woman cut down in her prime by an individual who had been deported five times. you heard that right, five times. trish: he had been arrested seven times by the way. >> right, right. trish: this was not a good guy. yet somehow he managed to keep coming into this country and we allowed him to be here? >> not we. the obama regime which is what i call it, didn't, didn't want the cbp, didn't want dhs to execute their mandate. you remember the catch-and-release policies, allowing people off on their own recognizance. not anymore, when this bill passes individuals who have been he deported before, if they try and come back they will get up to two years in federal prison. if we have convicted them here and then deported them, and they come back, they will get maximum 25 years in federal prison to keep americans safe, trish. trish: we will get tough on this. it is one of those things that seems obvious, dr. gorka. you shouldn't be in this country illegally, an if you are, you

this young lady, kate steinle was murdered, at the age of 32 by a five-time deportee and a seven-timeed felon. shouldn't never have been here to begin with. so i think -- david: just wondering, congressman, when you talk to democratic colleagues in the hallways and stuff, must be victims, people like kate stein lee, people like spencer, who was stopped at traffic light. his killer, victor reyes was previously deported four different times, you can go on and on, these victims don't they haunt congresspeople who will vote against this? >> you know i have talked to many of these families. i've become friends with many families who lost loved ones to criminal aliens we turn loose on the streets or their home countries don't repatriate them. it is high time to remedy the situation. david: i can understand, our viewers well understand agony, victim's parents go through. i can't understand, and you deal with these people every day. how can democrats deal with the same families and vote against "kate's law"? >> i can not understand that myself. it is inconceivable how some elected official th

. >> reporter: now if you remember this did happen following the 2015 shooting death of kate steinle but an undocumented immigrant allegedly that put the city's policies in the spotlight. we did reach out to the city attorney's office for comment and they did issue a statement regarding the proposed settlement as spokesperson says the city does have strong policies in place to encourage victims and witnesses to report crimes without fear of being deported which include the sanctuary ordinance and i'm far phrasing here but went on to say policies are designed to foster respect with police in the community and certainly the city and police are committed to them. he went on to say the proposed settlement is -- seems to be a fair resolution to all parties involved. that's the latest from here reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we mentioned kate steinle, tomorrow congress will vote on a new law inspired by the east bay native. she was killed by an undocumented immigrant deported five times and always returned to the united states. the law nam

but what is coming to the floor this week would not have kept kate steinle's killer off the street. it would have had no impact on that case whatsoever. instead we're voting on a bill to put other people in different circumstances in jail for longer periods of time. it's a bait and switch strategy, use a horrible strategy to sell a policy that would not have prevented that death. so that we put immigrants in jail for longer periods of time and prevent them from ever living legally in the united states. the other bill, 3003 is designed to take away from america's largest cities and counties, specifically from efforts to fight crime. yes, take money away from them. grants that would help local police to fight crime would be eliminated under this bill from 600 of the country's largest jurisdictions. that doesn't sound like crime fighting because it isn't. so why are we doing this? because republicans in washington think they have a better idea of how to fight crime than county executives, state legislators, mayors and local police chiefs. do what we say or we'll take away your money is

beginning with kate steinle.se her, the person who killed her is alleged to kill her, lopez-sanchez, was in the country illegally, deported five times back to mexico. there were many others. spencer kovac, killed by illegal immigrant who previously had been he deported four times. katrina, the names go on and on. >> very real problem this would be a deterrent. means to the individuals once you're out of prison deported back to your country, just coming here illegally you could be in jail minimum 10 up to 25 years in prison. david: that is "kate's law." then you have sanctuary cities. >> right. david: with holding federal funds from cities that have sanctuary laws, essentially protect them from federal laws, or they think so. >> goes one step past that, what is cool about this law. it allows citizens victims of criminal acts by illegal aliens to sue these cities. empowers them. david: these cities would be hurt two ways. hurd federal funds and would be sued in ways they can't be sued now. >> federal law, we have s

take criminals off the street, when you can prevent things from happening, like what happened to kate steinle in san francisco, when their policy caused them to release this individual on street, even though he'd been deported from this country several times already, we're making the streets safer and law enforcement knows it. if talk to individual law enforcement officers, you're going to find overwhelmingly they support having better cooperation here between the state and federal and local law enforcement agencies. reporter: what about cutting their funds? mr. goodlatte: at simple principle. if you're going to receive taxpayer dollars from the federal government to keep people safe, you've got to follow the law. and keep them safe. that's the reason why we included that. reporter: can we get an update on the russia sanctions bill? there were some democrats complaining that your conference is watering down the bill. mr. ryan: we're protecting the constitution. they wrote the bill incorrectly. we've told the senate, you have to write it correctly to follow the constitution. i won't go through

first, the house will be voting on kate's law, legislation named for kate steinle who was killed by anllegal immigrant with five prior deportations and lots of bad things on his record. the second is the no sanctuary for criminals act, which blocks federal grants to cities that release dangerous criminal aliens back into the streets, including the vicious and disgusting and horrible ms-13 gang members. and we're getting them out. we are getting them out. they're going fast. [applause] general kelly and his whole group, they've gotten rid of 6000 so far. we're about 50% there. and we're actually liberating towns like on long island, where i grew up. we're liberating towns. those people are so happy to see our guys and our guys are a lot tougher than the ms-13 characters, that i can tell you. [applause] liberation. and i'm calling on all arm wreckers to put the safety of american families first. and let's pass these bills through the house, through the senate and send them to my desk. i will give you the fastest approval, the fastest signature that you have ever seen, right, mike? we wil

the first, kate's law, which is named after kate steinle, the anniversary of her murder is coming up that bill would increase maximum penalties that can be doled out for people who have been deported and illegal reentered the country multiple times, especially if they have criminal convictions. it will be ten years in prison, up to 25 years in prison under this bill. the second bill would allow the federal government to do more to sort of -- i don't want to use the word queros, because that implies legal connotations, but really have cities comply with immigration issues. ice and i ice, immigrations custom enforcement, has wanted people to be kept detained 48 hours beyond what is required by criminal law and a lot of local jurisdictions don't comply with that, either because the courts have ruled that unconstitutional or they feel it jeopardizes local activity. this would allow them to peenl penalize the ones who don't comply with that. >> can the federal government say, you must do this? >> so, it can't. i might think at first blush that, look, immigration is purely the province of

the first one is called kate's law named after kate steinle of san francisco. you may remember police said she was killed, shot to death on the embarcardero, by an undocumented immigrant. that ill about, kate's -- that bill, kate's law, would raise the maximum prison penalty for immigrants who enter the united states illegally and there was another bill. this was called the no sanctuary for criminals act that would require local law enforcement to comply with what they call immigrant detainers on deportable people. it also would cut off money to sanctuary cities like san francisco. ken, both of those bills now have to go to the senate. >> joe vazquez live outside of san francisco city hall. thank you, joe. >>> only on 5 tonight our exclusive kpix5 survey usa poll finds 70% of people in san francisco say the city should stay a sanctuary city despite the threats from washington, but when it comes to that $190,000 settlement, san franciscans are evenly split. 45% agree with it. 40% disagree. >>> tonight a federal judge has blocked one of california's new gun contro

named after kate steinle, a woman shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant. the immigrant was previously deported five times. the bill would increase penalties of undocumented immigrants who re-enter the country after deportations. it now goes to the senate. president trump's partial travel ban is in effect. >> the limited version is facing a legal challenge. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. what exactly is hawaii challenging at this point? >> hawaii says the limited travel ban in effect is too narrow in the way that the trump that. specifically, you have to prove a bona fide relationship to get into the country. they've defined bona fide as parents, children, spouses, siblings, fiances and some in-laws, like a mother or father-in-law living in the country. there are others included, grandparents, aunts and uncles, and hawaii went back to a federal judge last night to argue that's too narrow and the ban needs to be blocked again. >> tracie, we're still getting a lot of reaction to the president's tweets about morning joe host mika brzezinski and

. >>> the shooting death of kate steinle is the inspiration for a house vote tomorrow. she was shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant deported five times and always returned to the u.s. the law named after her would impose harsher penalties on people deported who illegally enter the country. president trump is backing the no sanctuary for criminals act, which would defend so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities. senate republicans busy revising their health care bill. possibly before friday. the first one unveiled earlier this week didn't have enough votes to pass. nbc's blaine alexander is live in washington with this new push, blaine? >> reporter: janelle, talking with republicans on capitol hill, they are confident they will get this done. the only questions are when it will happen, what it will look like and whether it involves democrats. americans now taking their health care frustration straight to their senators. on capitol hill and back home. today republicans going back to the drawing board. >> we know that we cann

and that is what cost the life of kate steinle.ch the rule of law has diminished? do you feel it is lawlessness, unwilling to pay attention to basic laws on the books that created this, and you're just trying to bring that back in order? >> that is the way i feel about it, pete. i believe, this is a frustrating thing. under the laws of the united states you should only enter this country properly. you don't get to come into the country illegally. if you do, you're subject to being deported. you are really subject to being deported if you come into the country illegally and murder somebody or commit another serious crime. they must be deported. they must not be allowed to reenter. the american people are correct, decent and good. they want a lawful system of immigration, that protects national interests. one they can be proud of. it is time for politicians in this country and leaders to join with president trump and get this done. i'm going to tell you, it can be done. it is not impossible. we've already seen the lowest illegal entr

( rebecca ) that law is named after kate steinle who was shot and killed two years ago in san francisco by an undocumented immigrant. the law would increase maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who re-enter the u-s illegally ... after being deported. critics of the bill say it criminalizes 'all' un-documented immigrants. aarti kohli, executive director asian law caucus. " it's been a long standing policy of anti-immigration legislators. an attempt to criminalize everyone who is undocumented and then say oh we're deporting criminal immigrants. it's tragic case, this bill wouldn't change anything that happened." ( rebecca @ land ) the other bill that was passed allows the government to deny federal money to 'sanctuary cities' that do not cooperate with immigration officials. both bills now move to the senate for approval. neither are expected to pass. (mark) the city of san francisco will pay an undocumented immigrant nearly 200-thousand dollars because it violated its own sanctuary city policy. in 2015 pedro zarceno showed up to the police station to recover his car that had bee

named for kate steinle. criminal aliens convicted of illegal reentry receive strong mandatory minimum sentences. and then we get them out. he talked about the danger of sanctuary cities today. listen. the word sanctuary calls to mind someplace safe. sanctuary cities are any but -- any thing but say. we are a nation of laws and we were no longer look the other way. with me now is our guest. your son was murdered by an illegal immigrant. we are so sorry for your loss. your son was killed in 2012 in california by an illegal with two felonies can you tell us what happened. can you tell us what happened. dominic was a 911 dispatcher. he was on his way to work. at 545 in the morning. when the illegal with two felonies they are an uninsured truck right in front of my son. and hit him so hard that it threw him into a wall and killed him instantly. we are standing with you. our hearts are with you. the house is voting on the sinks race to the law. we want to give you that. the house is now voting on a sinks race to t

. >> i'm also going to have congress pass kate's law named for kate steinle. you can be sure criminal aliens convicted of illegal reentry receive strong, mandatory minimum sentences, strong. and then we get them out. >> people will be kept the most safe if those who commit crimes are sent out of the united states or put in jail. >> the house also on the nose into a capitals act which would hold millions of federal funds from cities that protect illegal immigrants, democrats including house minority whip steny hoyer argue sanctuary laws are necessary to build trust between police and the community. if the bill is passed to the house both will need to go through the senate before then heading to donald trump's desk. back to you. >> the trump administration wasting no time getting that border wall bills, the department of homeland security plans to start considering prototypes this summer, eight models will be reviewed to secure thousands of miles of mexico. some portions will be made of concrete while others make more innovative designs like solar panels. brazen

the house is expected to vote on case law this week, that is the bill named after kate steinle who wased by an illegal immigrant. the bill would impose mandatory prison sentences on criminal aliens who try to reenter the country after they have been deported. republican from texas joins us now. i can't understand why there would be opposition, do you think it will sail through clearly? >> we are hoping so. this is a great start for a terrible problem afflicting the american people. i land to support it. as i said it is a great start, it is not mandatory minimums, there are maximums and i would like to see a tougher bill, i will support this thing, i guarantee you that, something greatly needed as the law requires, has to do with the murder of kate steinle by 5 time deported criminal alien, just got to be enacted. i hope our colleagues across the aisle will support this. stuart: you are treading on the immigration issue, treading heavily on illegal immigrants and what to do with them. you are going to get opposition. the left will oppose that. >> it is a mystery to me how elected offici