in light of the evolved terror environment, h.r. 4627 would direct the department of homeland security to conduct research on emerging and evolving terrorist threats like vehicular attacks. the bill would also provide flexibility for home lpped security grant funding to be -- homeland security grant funding to be used for securing public spaces through target-hardening activities. additionally, i'm pleased that the bill includes key language authored by my friend, representative val demings, the gentlelady from florida, to codify the current department practice that ploibts the use of grant funding to purchase firearms or training for the use on firearms. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 4627, to secure our public spaces from emerging terrorist threats, i thank the gentleman from new york, mr. donovan, for his words of support on this bill, and with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. donovan: i reserve, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reser

within the department of homeland security you have land borders, air borders, air travel, if fema, you have cyber security, and intelligence and analysis function. it does make sense that there be one department in which all of the functions her house. >> you are the first democratic secretary of dhs following the bush administration. it's early on has a gelled more than it was? >> i think it takes a while. there are 23 different agencies that were combined when they created dhs. people say took the department of defense 40 years to become the department of defense. they had far fewer departments to merge. that work continues. but the work of my predecessors laid the foundations. we made a lot of progress one of secretary. my successor made progress. i can't report on it now, it's hard to tell. >> host: to know kiersten nelson at all? >> guest: no. >> host: what were your successes when you're there from 2009 till 2013? >> guest: one is tsa free check. the other is daca. 700,000 young people brought to this country of as children at the average age of six. they grew appear in only know

the white house briefing with homeland security secretary nielsen is coming up next.o wolf blitzer. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we're following breaking news. we're standing by for white house briefing. now delays four hours as the administration faces increasing pressure from democrats and now many republicans as well condemning the policy of separating undocumented children from their parents at the border. top administration officials are defending the actions

we suggest this be handled by a brigade of digital defenders or as homeland security calls them cyber navigators. they should do the mantra, defend, recover. following the specific recommendations for internet security, or the defending digital democracy program at harvard. they'll also help usmah tour our breach detection techniques and help mature our recovery plans for when tachers penetrate the first and second line. to accomplish this, the navigators will secure free support on offer homeland security, state governments, and companies like google and cloud flare. they'll work with state and county i.t. staff, and with vendors who support locals much of their support. finally, they will help build a culture of security that can adopt to evolving threats. incidentally, illinois lawmakers recently required that half of the ha va funds you realized be spent on navigator program. tan our state election officials are acting aggressively to create one. voters across the country should feel confident we are taking this seriously. but without continued investment in people and products, t

homeland security officials say 2,053 children are in the custody of the department of homeland security until the deportation proceedings are completed. families will be reunited before deportation or families released. >> according to homeland security, officials over 500 families have been reunited since the zero tolerance policy started and parents have the option to sign voluntary departure orders. they will be assured they will be reunited with the children, but the offers are raising issues with the families and if they clearly understand the terms. >> now donald trump talking about denying due process. we have boris sanchez at the white house. >> reporter: michelle and dave, the harsh immigration line going another step further. president trump suggesting immigrants should not receive due process. and further building on the idea that his strong rhetoric on immigration helped get him elected. here are the president's tweets. we cannot allow all of the people to i hope vnvade our cou. we must immediately with no judges or court cases bring them back where they came from. our syste

james schwaab was telling his story when homeland security en.e's jamie. >> he said before he resigned he worked for the federal government for 17 years. most recently here at the immiio cusms bay headquarters. he admits he was asked to spin information for the obama and trump white houses and felt compelled to resign after the current administration told him to lie about an incident that pitted the government against oakland's mayor. tensions in the san francisco bay area were running high in february over a series of raids carried out by federal agents with immigrations and customs enforcement or ice. with the superiors, it fell to james schwaab to communicate about the raids. >> the day before the operation took place, the oakland mayor surprised us and announced our operation. >> here's my message to the mayor. how dare you. >> how dare you distort the reality. >> uh approximate putting your officers's lives in danger. >> correct. we ended up arresting 232, 16% higher than the highest estimate. that was considered a success, but what they pub

to accomplish this, the navigators will secure free support on -- and offered from homeland security, governments and companies like google. they will work with state and county i.t. staff and with vendors to support locals and finally, build a culture of security that adapts with evolving threats. illinois lawmakers require that half of the hava funds that you release be spent on a navigator program and our election officials are acting aggressively to create one. voters across the country should feel confident that we have resilient systems and election officials are taking the problem seriously. voters should also understand that without continued investment in people and products, the possibility of a successful attack increases. some losing candidates are always -- already asked to call the feeds into doubt. no matter how far removed, is turn sore losers into disbelief, cynicism and revolt. that is what the enemies of the u.s. wants. we cannot eliminate every chance of breach but we can make sure that successful attacks are rare and can provide assurances that we are prepared to

homeland security secretary nielsen is coming up next. that is it for "the lead." turning it over to wolf blitzer. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we're following breaking news. we're standing by for white house briefing. now delays four hours as the administration faces increasing pressure from democrats and now many republicans as well condemning the policy of separating undocumented children from their parents at the border. top administration officials are defending the actions including the homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen speaking at the white house briefing momentarily. we'll have live coverage. president trump continues to falsely blame democrats where this new policy. the first lady melania trump is among those speaking out against it and all four former first ladies have now also condemned what is happening along the border. let's go to our senior white

to accomplish this, the navigators will secure free support from homeland security, state governments and companies like google and cloud flair. they'll work with state and county i.t. staff. and with vendors who support locals much of their support. finally, they'll have a culture of security that can evolve to threats. incidentally, illinois lawmakers recently required that they be spent on a navigator program, and our state officials are worki working aggressively to create one. we have resilient system and voters are taking this very seriously. but voters should also understand that without continued investment in people and products, the possibility of a successful attack increases. some of these candidates are already apt to call their defeats into doubt. a new digital feat could turn sore losers to cynicism, disbelief, even revolt. that's the reaction the enemies of the united states want. the bottom line is we cannot eliminate every chance of breach. but we can make sure that successful attacks are rare. and we can provide assurances that we are prepared to recover quickly whe

given this first day of june 2018, signed the honorable kristjen nielsen, secretary of homeland security. [applause] >> julie: standing ovation. what an iconic moment having the president stand to your left and listening to talk about two admirals in the post guard. he is at the change of command ceremony and he thanked the admiral recognizing him for his 45 years in the coast guard. he will retire after this and there you have it welcoming in

david, fiery questions taken in by the homeland security secretary kristin nielsen. you were listening in what's your first reaction? >> she did an outstanding job explaining the situation on the border and unfortunately she had a bunch of journalists down there asking questions that were unsupported and based on innuendo and false information. liz: so here is the issue. a couple months ago, the white house and jeff sessions said do you know what? zero tolerance we're going to criminally prosecute people who illegally cross our border. that means when you criminally prosecute, you separate the parents from the child because you can not hold a child beyond 20 days. it's being called discretionary that the white house did not need to criminally prosecute these families and separate these children. your reaction to that? >> well it is a criminal violation coming across-the-boarder. usc-1,325 is very clear about when you enter the united states you've committed a crime. the attorney general is prosecuting people that commit the crime of entering the united states illegal

we we will ask jeh johnson, forr secretary of homeland security under president obama.lus. >> i believe that ultimately everything is about getting your politics right. >> chris: saying goodbye to our friend and colleague charles krauthammer. we will ask our panel about his life and legacy. and our "power player of the week," the man behind some of president trump's most important nominations. >> you have been called president trump's supreme court whisperer. how do you plead? >> chris: all right now now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from news in washington. when president trump signed an executive order this week, he said it would solve the sudden firestorm over immigration, but at weak's end, disarray on our southern border has only grown. the president action called for ending the separation of families coming to the u.s. illegally, but there are still questions when 2,000 children will be reunited with relatives. the order called for maintaining the president's zero-tolerance policy, but the government is divided about continuing prosecutions. in a moment

the partment of homeland security's national cybe security and communications integration system has a key role in addressinghe role o infoation technology and operational technogy including the industri control systems. s. currently provide operators of systems acrs itical intrastructures with suprt. eyo it with mall wear -- malware and threat response and other facities. this bill directs them to idntify and addres threats to ulnerable vulnerabilities in products intended for critical control and it renforce their role to allow them tprovide security to i.s. end users, productanufactures and other urs to mitigat and entify vulnerabilities. d.h operates a central hub for exchange. operational partnershipand implet c.s. focused cyber security capabilities. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 5733 to codify the work that d.h.s. perfoin mitigating industrial control system vulnerabilities while ensuring that privatindustry has a permanentlace for assistanc to address cyber security risk. i wantto thank chairman mccaul and chairman ratcliffe for their support othis legislation as well

go ahead, ron. >> in our community, homeland security we have held 30 hearings on border security.ou know how much i like data and senator graham mentioned the fact. there is not enticing people to take a dangerous journey on a train they call the beast or through dessert. we have seen children of dead bodies. nothing compass nalgt about com. daca unaccompanied children. prior to that somewhere between 3 and 4,000 unaccompanied children from central america came into this country. then daca was instituted in 2012. and that problem skyrocketed the numbers about 225,000 unaccompanied children just from central america about almost half a million family members. we have got another 750,000 individuals, very sympathetic that we're just incentivizing to coming. we have to stop those incentives. the goal of our policy should to be reduce the flow of people incentivized to come to this country, that's what strong enforcement actually does. >> just so everybody knows, this deal was just about done. we had a deal signed. president obama signed daca when he signed it he said really not allow

he receives on the homeland security committee. he just visited a tent encampment in his district for migrant boys and he joins me now. congressman, you were in the middle of the desert. there were beds for up to 400 young men 16, 17 years old. there were talks of expanding that. just want to read here a description of those tents from the el paso times. each tent has bed space for 20 children and two adults, as the federal government requires one adult for every ten children. there are also showers, bathrooms, medical facility, fire trucks and spaces for children to meet with case management workers and lawyers. yes, each tent has a four-ton air conditioning unit, as welling wiwell, about i see temperatures climbing up in the next ten days to past 100 degrees fahrenheit. tell me what you saw at a place in your congressional district. >> those words you read were my words in talking to "the el paso times." it is hot. it is going to be over 100 degrees. what i saw was a manifestation of bad policy. when we're having to resort to usi

homeland security denies that what you're hearing is child abuse. doctors may have criticized the conditions, but she insists the kids are very well taken care of. wait until you hear this new audio. it tells a very different story. this matters. let's get after it. >> i want to play you something now. it doesn't come from my reporting on cnn. it was a secretly recorded audio tape published by pro republica purportedly inside one of the trump detention facilities. on the tape is apparently the sounds of some of these kids who are no longer with their parents, wailing for their parents. and begging for help. this is reality and something needs to be done about it. >> mommy! [ children crying ] >> there is a lot of kids that are in that situation. the trump administration says it's about the law. his hands are tied. the president says he doesn't like this. then why doesn't he do something about it? let's get the white house reaction to that gut-wrenching tape. kellyanne conway, counsel to the president. nobody wants to hear kids cry. we got warm blood

she is the homeland security secretary. she worked here at the white house as a chief of staff essentially for the chief of staff john kelly so she's very familiar with the president. but she and the president have been at odds over this policy and over immigration as well. so we'll have to stay tuned to see what she said. so far no indication that we're hearing that they are going to change their tune on the policy. >> i want you to stand by. we'll have live coverage of the homeland security secretary's briefing which is supposed to have been -- begin fairly soon. we'll stand by for that. our panel of experts is also standing by. but i want to get more right now from a leading democrat on the senate judiciary committee, richard blumenthal of connecticut. senator, thank you so much for joining us. let's talk about this new policy of separating children from their mothers and fathers at the border. as you know, the president could easily change that comprehensive immigration reform very difficult but this is a relatively eas

would are coming -- manage to sneak into the united states with their parents, are department of homeland security homeland personnel going to separate the children from their moms and dads? >> we have tremendous experience in dealing with unaccompanied minors. we turn them over to hhs and they do a very, very good job of either putting them in foster care or linking them up with parents or family members in the united states. yes, i am considering in order to deter more movement along this terribly dangerous network, i am considering exactly that. they will be well cared for as we deal with their parents. >> you understand how that looks to the average person? >> it's more important to me to try to keep people off of their awful network. >> the white house chief of staff, march of 2017, more than a year ago. he said he was going to recommend this change of policy go forward in order to deter more movement along this terribly dangerous network. you are not implementing the law. you are changing the policy which you didn't have to do. >> i'm telling you again, there's two choices. it requires us wi

the homeland security secretary again, which is sort of stunning. people criticizinglit. melania trump, although she can't have it both ways, she's criticizing it. and the president of the united states who is seeing it and saying, uh-oh, maybe this isn't exactly what i wanted when i said bgh on the border on immigration. >> in march homeland security secretary john kelly pre viewed this policy and specifically described it as an effort to deter immigration to t united states. so they can't really have it bothays they can't brag about it as a potential deterrent, and then secretary nielsen's comments have evolved inhe last 24 hours. yesterday it wasn't a policy, today it's a policy for which she'ot going to apologize. >> you mentioned it is a deterrent. the homeland security secretary was asked that question while testifying before congress in may. let's watch that. >> have you been directed to separate from children as a method of deterrence of undocumentedmigration? >> i have not been directed to do that for purposes of deterrence, no. >> okay. other administration offi

after that hearing, hhs and the department of homeland security under which we have the border patrolor protection service that connects to clarifying responsibilities to protect these kids and here's one thing we found is nobody was accountable, so kids were pointing fingers at each other and the kids were falling through the cracks. hhs and tur entered into a memof theag agreement but said they recognized they should ensure a they are not abused or agtrafficked and also said the agencies ran into the joint concept of operations spelling out the specific responsibilities within a years time that would be done by february of 2017. that is of course what i was looking for and with the committee was looking for how are you going to handle them, who is responsible of them. what is the handoff? who is accountable. that is supposed to be due in february of 2017. today is june 2018. the operations agreement between the agency is still not completed. they missed their deadline by about a year an year into year y promised by th the way based ona hearing we recently had with hhs to complete this

the nation's homeland security secretary claims they're not doing it as a deterrent. the attorney general said it is meant as a deterrent. the white house falsely claims that only congress has the power to end these family separations, but the president could end them right now. president trump heads to capitol hill today to meet with house republicans about two immigration xwils that could address this controversial issue. we'll speak with the lawmaker spearheading that effort. >> what about the future for these children? these children separated from their parents. we have heartbreaking audio first reported that captures the sounds of children wailing, crying out for their parents after being separated at the border. facing this domestic crisis, the president is raising the stakes in a trade dispute with china threatening new tariffs on chinese goods. china is accusing the u.s. of extortionist behavior and warning it will strike back hard. let's begin our coverage with abbey philip live at the white house. go good. >> the white house is struggling to contain the fal

their homeland security is -- homeland security, this administration, is working against, you know, thatial threat, whether it's the chinese, whether it's the russians, you name it, homeland security is on top of the situation. now secretaries of state and our decentralized system can choose to engage or not to engage as we build a strategy to protect the integrity of our system. >> but here's the problem, ken. i believe you. i think people at homeland security are concerned about this. i think that people in our intelligence community are concerned about this and they're doing what they can in terms of our preview. there's a big difference between that and between the president of the united states having a priority and a directive coming from the oval office to say let's do everything that we can to keep russia, to keep president putin from doing what they did in 2016 in the upcoming 2018 and 2020 elections. that has not happened. >> you're saying defense versus offense. >> there's a pretty adult administration and point of view. look, the russians are not the only threat. when we talk

clearly coast guard is homeland security, north korea fits into homeland and national security as well. he has the big meeting, the whole thing begins at 1:00 this afternoon. the president will be meeting with mike pompeo, the secretary of state first, and then the

you were the setting of homeland security. now we're seeing the attorney general and other administration officials say, as a deterrent, if you try to cross into the united states and you are a mother with a child or children, we are going to take your children away, put them someplace else and you will be detained someplace else. what was the policy when you were secretary of homeland security? >> when i was secretary for three years, we probably deported, returned, repatriated about 1 million people. it's not a happy job but it's our obligation. to this day, when i give a graduation speech, there are still students who will stand up and turn their back on me because i had theibility to enrce our immigration laws. one thing i would not do and could not do is separate a child from his or her mother and father. i couldn't do that. there are ways in which we can secure our border without having to resort to something like that, which is so extreme and in my view deeply inappropriate. i just could not do that. >> we did see pictu

this was as the homeland security head was talking. at issue, olivia kept saying, while she was asking questions with others, have you seen or heard this tape. she never got a response so she started playing it. she acknowledged it on twitter she was the one way back in the back of the room. we could hear it up front and you could see it on the audio, yes. >> you could see hogan and sarah looking around to see who was playing it. i'm still trying to figure out who played the dark vaider march at one point and time too. >> i didn't hear that one. >> i heard that at the front, there were a couple people asked about that. the scary part was the reaction, i think, from this administration, regarding -- they doubled down on them being victimed themselves, being held hostage by democrats. the logic they employed were we're not holding these poor innocent victims hostage but if we don't get what we want we're going to continue. so they are using them as leverage. this is one issue i've covered for 35 year. it's frightening. both parties have

i look at my producer with me and he said, "i think they said homeland security." that's when james you could tell felt really uncomfortable. he took the microphone off. he goes down the stairs. he has a little conversation before i go down the stairs and he starts saying what is this about? what is this about? they won't answer him. eventually they say it's about the oakland mayor. that's when i start trying to talk to them, but it was very confusing to everyone as to why they were there. we don't know if they knew if we were in the house or not. it was pretty wide open that he was going to start doing some media interviews. so we don't know if they were coming to talk to him about that, if it was about the open investigation or what the case may be. >> bottom line, he says i.c.e., homeland security, told him to lie. >> that's how he feels. he feels that once the department of justice and jeff sessions came out and said that specific phrase and then they never corrected it about the 800 criminals who are now on the street that they couldn't get, he said that that

they are providing these data points in an effort to be more transparent, lawmakers overseeing homeland security and homeland services, critical of separation policies, capitol hill insiders predict new information will do little to assuage the anger now erupting on both sides of the aisle. >> california wants to change the existing standard for when police officers can use deadly force we generally has details on the propose legislation that prolonged enforcement groups are calling detrimental. >> that minus a but the implications are far-reaching as democratic lawmakers are considering changing or rethinking the use of deadly force by police officers in california in pinning them against law enforcement, the possible change the reasonable for standard hasn't been updated since 1872 is being led by lawmakers in response to the march 18th killing of stefan clark who was shot by sacramento police after officers mistook his cell phone for handgun. a plan would let police officers openly fire only in situations of eminent and serious injury or possible death to the officer or the person, what chang

we will talk with jeh johnson, president obama's secretary of homeland security when we come back.hat is the democrat solution? u we do is a challenge. but our tempur-pedic helps us make it all work. u it gives us the best night sleep ever. i recommend my tempur-pedic to everybody. the most highly recommended bed in america just got better. introducing the all-new, reinvented tempur-pedic. designed with the most pressure relieving material we've ever created. it adapts and responds to your body's unique needs throughout the night. for your deepest, most rejuvenating sleep. there's no better time to experience tempur-pedic. find your exclusive retailer today at tempurpedic.com >> democrats say president trump created the mess over separating families at the border with his new zero-tolerance policy and that he alone can fix it. but what is their answer to illegal immigrants coming to the u.s.? joining us now, jeh johnson. president obama's secretary of homeland security had to deal with us like an illegal crossings back in 2014. president trump says the real cause of our problems ar

they are the ones that the homeland security department, it's their policy.he president today tweeted democrats are the problem. they don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants, no matter how bad, to pour in and infest our country like ms 13. they can't win on their terrible policies. a couple of questions p for you, congressman. first, this issue of infest. infest obviously as we said, it's a verb. means in large number, animals or insects causing disease or damage. are you okay with that language? >> no. this is a big problem and the reason we haven't solved it is because the only way to solve it is we actually work together in a bipartisan way. too many people want to use this as an opportunity to get on cable news and take pot shots at their opponents. to use this as an opportunity to score political points. this is a real problem that needs to be solved and there is a bipartisan piece of legislation that addresses root causes. that's something i've been working on with pete. this is the only way, we've got to put the spoword to the sides. when i'

justice department and the department of homeland security. a day ago the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen, tweeted this, quote, we do not have a policy of separating families at the border, period, closed quote. today she defended that practice. >> to a select few in the media, congress, and the advocacy community, i would like to start with a message for you. this department will no longer stand by and watch you attack law enforcement for enforcing the laws passed by congress. we will not apologize. for those who have explained about this administration's vigorous enforcement of the law and the results of that enforcement, this is your opportunity to work with us to fix the incentives and encourage and even reward people who violate our laws, and even worse, put themselves and their families at risk of harm. >> attorney general jeff sessions is the one who actually announced this new no tolerance policy last month, and that has led to family separations, little kids being taken away from their mothers and fathers. today sessi

the homeland security secretary krif kirstjen nielsen started the session.he was hit with the basics, questions about the well-being of children in detention centers, questions about what's happening inside those detention centers. questions she should have been able to answer. >> have you heard the audio clip of these children wailing, that just came out today? >> i have not seen something that came out today. >> why is the government only releasing images of the boys who are being held? w where are the girls? where are the young toddlers? >> i don't know. i'm not familiar with those particular images. >> do you know where the girls are? where the toddlers are? >> we have children in dhs care, both. but as you know, most of the children after 72 hours, are transferred to hhs. so i don't know what pictures you're referencing, but i'd refer you to hhs. >> we've seen the boys, but not the girls, any of the young toddlers. and you're saying they're being well cared for, so how can you make that claim if you don't know where they are? >> it's not that i don't kn

clearly coast guard is homeland security, north korea fits into homeland and national security as well. he has the big meeting, the whole thing begins at 1:00 this afternoon. the president will be meeting with mike pompeo, the secretary of state first, and then the way it will probably happen after that is that pompeo will bring in kim yong chol, the man he has been meeting with the last couple days. kim yong chol will hand the letter from kim jong-un and we'll see where it goes from there. this meeting likely will not take place in the overal office. they're reserved for dignitaries who are allies of the united states, sometimes adversaries but north korea falls into a different category. it is quite likely this will happen in a room other than the oval office. you see pictures of mike pompeo together with kim yong chol. they spent and evening and morning together and pompeo said things went very well. listen here. >> we've made real progress in the last 72 hours towards setting the conditions. the conditions are putting president trump and chairman kim jong-un in a place where we thi

secretary of homeland security: "we will not apologize."nielsen claimed that the u-s cannot detain children áwithá their parents. so they can either release both the parents and the children... or separate the parents and children in order to prosecute the adults. kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security: "surely it is the beginning of the unraveling of democracy when the body who makes the laws - rather than changing them - asks the body who enforces the laws not to enforce the laws."but no previous has interpreted the law as requiring the separation of parents from their children.in a statement - first lady melania trump - said that "we need to be a country that follows all laws - but also a country that governs with heart."rep. mark pocan / -d- wisconsin: "you don't think a child who is in this facility who has a 6 by 10 living area - by the way a supermax prison cell is 8 by 12 - a six by ten area and you get out two hours a day? that to i think a child 10 years old is a prison."but nielsen maintains the children are well

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this is as the homeland security head was talking.t issue, olivia newsy was saying, have you seen, have you heard this tape? so she never got a response so she started playing it. and she acknowledged it on twitter that she was the one way back in the back of the room. we could hear it all the way up front. you could actually hear it on the audio. >> you could see hogan, giggly, and sarah looking around to see who was playing it. i'm still trying to figure out who played the darth vader march at one point in time too >> i didn't hear that. >> some people had asked about that, it was up front. the scary thing is the reaction from this administration. they doubled down on them being victims themselves of being held hostage by democrats, and the logic that they employed was, we're not holding these poor, innocent victims hostage, but if we don't get what we want, we're going to continue the policy. so they are using them as leverage. they as much as admitted it. don, i have to tell you, this is one issue i've covered for 35 years, and it

that they are only to be held for five days or less by the department of homeland security.gulation would change that. it would potentially allow those children to be held by dhs for much longer. there are provisions related to the supplies they're supposed to receive, snacks, provisions other things. they want to potentially make it so those provisions don't necessarily have to be followed in emergency situations and immigration advocates are concerned it could be used in a very broad way. the administration, you saw the homeland security secretary talking yesterday about how the kids are treated in our care. these regulations could potentially change some of those standards in a pretty dramatic way. and again, this is part of a systematic effort that has been going on since basically almost the beginning of the trump administration. we know they were talking about this as early as february of 2017. so the idea that this is just one thing that sort of happened by accident is certainly not a fair reflection of what is actually going on. even if congress were to be able to ta

homeland security officials say 2,053 children are in the custody of the department of homeland security until the deportation proceedings are completed. families will be reunited before deportation or families released. they then apply as the child's sponsor. >> according to homeland security, officials over 500 families have been reunited since the zero tolerance policy started and parents have the option to sign voluntary departure orders. they will be assured they will be reunited with the children, if they do sign, but the offers are raising eyebrows if thes families clearly understand the terms. -- if the families clearly understand the terms. >> now donald trump talking about denying due process. let's bring in phil wegmann with the latest from washington. the president says in the tweet, we cannot allow these people to invade our country. our system is a mockery to good immigration policy and law and order. most children come without parents. our immigration policy is laughed at all over the world. unfair for people who have gone through the system legally. we need people who wil

we were mid-interview when a homeland security agent showed up at his door. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: in florida, a wildfire that destroyed three dozen homes was started by a controlled burn that got out of control. >> everybody this road and ridge road could have died, just like that. >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening. i'm jeff glor. we are going to begin with a mass shooting in maryland today at a newspaper office in annapolis. a gunman with a shotgun opened fire this afternoon at the "capital gazette." five people were killed, several others hurt. police did respond quickly. they engaged the suspect, took him into custody, and evacuated about 170 people from that building. they say he's not telling them his name. they also say he damaged his fingertips so his prints could not be traced. in a tweet, president trump said, "my thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families." chip reid begins our coverage from the scene in annapolis. >> reporter: it was another deadly encounter, the lone gunman firing into the offices of the "capital gazette" newspaper s

in fact they were handing over original birth certificates and passports to the department of homeland security so i don't believe they're going to stop family separation that might be less than they're doing right now i don't believe that they're going to stop it they're just going to use these post-hoc excuses to try to justify what they're doing in terms of trying . justify what they're doing you know a lot of the comments make i have to be honest with our audience with everyone here it's really still shock and disbelief even after this announcement this flip flop whatever you want to call that this announcement by president trump is because it is richard saying separating families and causing such distress to children and their parents is simply the most shocking thing this us administration has done since its inception as a parent my stomach keeps turning can there possibly be a lower low than this how can any parent sanction this and you know these might seem like kind of rhetorical questions almost but we do have kind of a question specifically about just jeff sessions and the policy mov

we will provide whatever support the department of homeland security needs to house the people that theyork that out week by week, the numbers, of italy, i dynamic, so we will have used a flexible in our logistics support for the department of homeland security. that was two matters. —— jim mattis. 0ur correspondent david willis is in los angeles. we are not clear how these cattle were? we are not. few details for the defence department and the department of homeland security, which looks after immigration matters. the defence secretary, jim mattis, said we saying that he was providing logistical support, as he put it, for the department of homeland security. but these two texan military facilities are ready to receive immigrants. people caught at the border. but followed the executive order last week which demands that families be kept together and not separated, this is, presumably, all part of the policy to consolidate these sorts of things. that said, there are those who were captured since the zero tolerance policy was introduced who are still separated from their pa rents are still

as an acrimonious news conference, the homeland security secretary was askedif the homeland securitysked if she had seen the pictures or heard the sound. i have not seen something that came out today, but i have been the detention centres, and again, i would have been the detention centres, and again, iwould reference have been the detention centres, and again, i would reference you to our standards, i would reference you to the care provided notjust by the department of homeland security but by the department of health and human services when they get to hhs. is that the image of a country that you want out there? the image that i wa nt you want out there? the image that i want this country as an immigration system that upholds our humanitarian ideals. congress needs to fix it. president trump maintains the current immigration system isn't working. he wants a wall along america's southern border to keep out anyone seeking to enter america illegally. but his critics claim he is simply holding children hostage in order to force congress to come up in order to force congress to come up

the department of homeland security says it knows the locations of all children separated from theirarents under the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. officials said saturday night more than 2,000 separated minors remained in government facilities. but it's not known how long the process to reunite families will take. a new cbs poll out finds 75% of democrats say reunifying separated families is aig republicans. we begin our coverage with miya villareal.r:s of protes itoechilen" near the port of entry gate sunday morning. the tent city is in a december lalt part of the border about 40 miles outside of el paso. >> free the children now! >> reporter: in a release by the department of health and human services the agency says they have a process to ensure that family members know the location of their children and have regular communication after separation. but federal public defenders in el paso say in a number of zero tolerance criminal cases their clients have not been told where their children are. >> so when the president says that the stories of grief are

in 2008 he was named homeland security adviser by president george w. bush. prior to his white house service, mr. weinstein was the first assistant attorney general for national security, before that, he served as u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., he has served as general counsel also of the fbi. mr. goodman, is mr. goodman is the founding co-editor in chief of a publication just security, an online forum focused on u.s. national security and that forum is based at new york university school of law. >> mr. goodman is a professor of law policy and sociology at new york university. prior to this, he served as special counsel to the general counsel of the department of defense. ms. janikowski is a global fellow at the wilson center in washington, d.c. she focused on eastern europe. focuses on eastern europe and russia. previously she served as a fullbright clinton public policy fellow. and worked in government relations at the national democratic institute for international affairs. we'll start with kenneth. >> thank you, mr. chairman, senator klobuchar. we, i v

secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen has defended the policy, as have attorney general sessions, white house advisor steven miller, and several other members of the administration. last night, on fox news, attorney general sessions characterized the family's separation policy as a deterrent. so when president trump tweets, quote, change the laws and that his policy is the result of a law, quote, democrats forced upon the nation, he's ignoring reality, he's contradicting his own administration. as commentator after commentator, democrat, republican, liberal, conservative, has said, president trump is simply not telling the truth, and in a cowardly way. no law, no law requires the separation of families at the border. that's just not true. now, at the republican convention, president trump sai about the problems of the nation that, quote, i alone can fix it. in the case of family separation, it's actually true -- mr. president, you alone can fix it. the president alone can fix this with a flick of the pen. mr. president, you should fix it, but if you don't want to change this crue