prevents us from helping those who really do need asylum when we have to deal with the fraud in the blac backlog we are unable to help those truly in need. before 2011 over 90% of arriving aliens were single adult male. 40% today are families and children. the traffickers and smugglers know that if you arrive with the family under our current legal and court system you have a much better chance of being released into the united states. we he seen them advertise this as an enticement and we have en tffkers fraudulently used children to gain entry into our country. before 2009, 90% of arriving aliens were mexican nationals. today 50% are from central america. the traffickers and smugglers know these individuals cannot, under u.s. law be easily removed in an expeditious way back to their country of origin. they exploit the loophole. each of these reflects the legislative loopholes that has made it more difficult to remove those they apprehend rather their criminals, traffickers, gangs or illegal aliens. those claiming asylum know if they use the magic words credible fear, because of the bac

. >> let's say i'm emailing about "blac"black panther" within wha.i get a "black panther" banner ad? >> trevor: okay, first of all, you don't email in whatsapp. that's like saying-- second of all, who is emailing about "black panther"? like, what are you writing about? "to whom it may concern, is this your king! is this your king?" to be fair, some lawmakers didn't know what questions to ask, and that's when zuckerberg suddenly became the person who didn't know how facebook works. >> there have been reports that facebook can crack track an int user's browsing activity, february after that user has logged off of the facebook platform. you can confirm whether or not this is true. >> um, senator, i want to make sure i get this accurate, so it would probably be better to have my team follow up. >> you don't know? if they choose to delete their account, how long do you keep their data? >> i don't know the answer to that off the top of my head. i do not have that information with me. senator, i don't know. congresswoman, i don't remember if we had a financ

emphasis on women being involved in a new movement, because it is a wedge issue that is designed oiticked blac- black men against that women --pit black men against black women. my family has those had black women involved in the process. host: response? kathleen cleaver: i am happy to hear you acknowledge that we had the backbone of these movements have in women for several reasons one of which is that the attention on a pressing man was so vicious that what was necessary for women -- women took on the responsibility, women leadership has been a feature of the struggle against slavery segregation and racism. part of that i think is the church, the role of churches in the past, not so much now, church is a gathering place for and whoo are activists support the leadership of male pastors, but essentially running the church. the place of social activism and political activism in black communities very frequently is women, women organizations and women leaders. virginia, leesburg max is their calling from the line for the 29 and under. go ahead. host: thank you. caller: thank you for hosting this