secret service, immigration and customs enforcement, time to put together a much tougher team on immigration. what happens next? mike pence over evangelicals and lgbt queue issues, pastor robert jeffers ways into this as we look at evangelicals who support the team. bill bar on budget requests from capitol hill. democrats making it about the mueller report and republican devon nunez sending eight criminal referrals to the ag, some big names could be in very big trouble. straight to kristin fisher with the latest on bold moves regarding key players on immigration. >> three major shakeups in 5 days. first the acting head of ice, then secretary kirsten nielsen and the director of the secret service at a time when even the homeland security secretary under president obama concedes there is a crisis at the border. ron johnson issued a statement saying, quote, i'm concerned with the growing leadership void in the department tasked with significant problems facing the nation and democratic senator dianne feinstein notes that the department of homeland security, 10 top positions filled by someone in

immigration and customs enforcement ice is not a new body it's current incarnation the largest investigative arm of the department of homeland security was part of a restructuring effort in the wake of nine eleven and it's not as though the obama administration didn't deport undocumented workers as many as twenty thousand a month by twenty sixteen but donald trump has gone further during his first week in office the president signed an executive order that rewrote the rules on who i should prioritize in its operations making virtually every undocumented immigrant in the country all ten point seven million fair game for arrest and deportation whether they had a criminal record or not the former director of home publicly stated that the dave clark from crossing. over they should all of you in this country legally new committed a crime but enter this country you should be uncomfortable you should look over your shoulder and you need to be worried then i did something which last administration had not done the actually this and every single process discretion to do so. after handing deporting. a

cnn actually trying to reach out to immigration and customs enforcement.is information released by the washington state a.g. suggests that in one case employees at everett washington locations provided guest lists to those i.c.e. agents. those i.c.e. agents would then reportedly circle what are being described as latino-sounding names. that private information includes everything from names of guests, their date of birth, license or i.d. number information, the room that they were staying in, even some of their license plate details. in a statement provided to cnn, motel 6 confirms that this settlement has been reached, but they also go on to write that the chain would, "continue to enforce the guest privacy policy, which prohibits sharing guest information unless a warrant or subpoena is present or local law requires this information." now, as part of this agreement been not only does the chain have to pay $12 million in restitution to those guests, but they also have to cover attorney fees and provide training for their employees to make sure these kinds

to call reports. >>28 year old idea on dry day a maya has been detained by immigration and customs enforcement. >>since the week before last thanksgiving. the protesters rallying outside ice headquarters in san francisco for her release friday, they say the reason behind her detention says bogus the government is using. >>the issuance of a red notice issued by interpol. >>which has already been courts have decided that that alone is not the basis for holding someone in detention reverend deborah louise with the inner faith movement for human integrity says red notice alleges fighters committed the theft in her home country of el salvador see has one i'm not been in her country for over 6 years. fled her country as a a survivor of domestic violence and it for the protection of her own life. she has been regularly reporting to ice never missing an appointment always showing up when she was called in protesters believe the united states government is trying to make an example out of ida. her supporters say she was taken into custody outside her home just 2 months. >>after giving birth to a premat

is terminology for immigration and custom enforcement.to basically not have any immigration or customs -- lou: that's precisely what they are saying. beto o'rourke is saying wide open borders. what's his name? castro, the same thing. doesn't want it to be a crime to enter the country illegally. >> that's not what this country is about and it's not what this country is going to be about. lou: what if we find out that that isn't true? what if we find out the socialists have found their hour, their moment because -- >> well, there will be a lot of citizens up in arms. lou: because i have seen a republican party stupid enough not to follow this president's lead. i have seen the house of representatives change control from republicans to democrats because the idiots, the rinos wouldn't follow this president. do you think they have wised up at all? >> some have. some haven't. i mean, i still -- lou: that's not reassuring, ed. >> i can't reassure. i know it too well. as i have said to you, republicans want to do everything democrats do for 80% o

immigration and customs enforcement which has been creating fake accounts facebook's practice of taking down these individual accounts when they learn about them from the press or from. insufficient to discern what we believe is a much larger isenberg beneath the surface we often only discovered the existence of law enforcement fake profiles months if not years after investigation has concluded. well it comes after the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement reportedly used facebook in a sting operation to catch illegal migrants agents created a fictional college called the university of farmington promising them an opportunity to remain in the country they ended up arresting around one hundred thirty people many of them were indian nationals the scheme triggered a furious outcry though from the indian government which said the practice amounted to entrapment when u.s. agencies argue the use of social media can be essential for investigations or they facebook disagrees. law enforcement or thirty's like everyone else are required to use their real names on facebook and we make this poli

issue here tonight. >>> joining us tonight, tom homan, former acting director of border and customs enforcement. it is great to have you with us tonight. let's start with. >> good to be with you, lou. lou: thank you were sir. let's start be the border crisis. in all of this people are right now distracted considerably and in most cases rightly so. by that border is still -- border crossers by the thousands are every day moving into the united states or being released into the united states. your thoughts. >> look, i've been saying it for a long time, they'll keep coming because there's no consequence, no returns. i'm pushing. i'll say it again, i.c.e. needs to do a nationwide operation, look for the family groups and single adults who have had their court date, either didn't show up and got order removal. 90% of them are in that bucket. find them, remove them and show central america we're taking this seriously. i did it three and a half years ago and it worked. border numbers went down significantly. lou: and catch and release. everyone has talked about it from the president on down. catch and

that we are overstating our assurance that this information is inaccessible to immigration and customs enforcement. >> reporter: the new policy allows bart to store photos and information for 30 days unless it is part of an ongoing criminal investigation. it also limits sharing the data with third parties. they say it is an important tool to make sure the bart stations are safe. it includes four cameras that a single station and then winds through -- bart will review the statistics before they expand the program. kpix 5 . >>> it is official, former vice president joe biden is in the race to become president. he is leading in the polls but nicole kelly and tells us that was such a large pool of candidates that nobody is a shoe in. >> reporter: he wasted acng the one who could be his potential rival. >> joe biden wants to win the presidency on his own. >> i asked president obama not to endorse. whoever wins the nomination should win it on their own merits. >> reporter: he had a three- minute campaign video that largely focused on the race riots in charlottesville. that's when he decided to run. >> i

immigration and customs enforcement arrested adults from 15 different countries.than 200 women, some mothers. this honduran immigrant tells kubn she was one of the last to be processed. >> reporter: she remembers the anguish she felt as she realized she didn't know when she would see her family again. >> reporter: anna was among the 174 immigrants released on their own recognizance, issued a notice to appear before a federal immigration judge. they released her citing overcrowding at the facility. others paid fines from $5,000 to $10,000. i.c.e. touting the raid of the largest of its time since 2008 after receiving tips that the electronics equipment repair company may have been hiring undocumented workers. in a statement to "the new york times," edward cho, the chief executive of cbe technology says we're cooperating with the authorities and intend to continue doing so. we're also providing support to impacted employees and their families for whom this is a profoundly upsetting development. despite being free for now, undocumented workers like anna face an uphill

the white house was told by the department of homeland security, specifically immigration and customs enforcement, some time ago that they're not able to do what the president was thinking about doing. i think they first started thinking about it in november and again in february. it runs up against laws regarding immigration enforcement authority and the detention and release of illegal migrants. it runs up against appropriations authority as well. that isodosen't have the money to send bus loads of people from the border to sanctuary cities like san francisco and others. the president has been given an opinion by ice that it can't be done. the president on occasion looked at those opinions and says, that's one person's opinion. let's see if we can find a way around it. that may be where the president's thinking is right now. until this morning, this really kind of was in the realm of aides that had been talking about it. i was told it wasn't stephen miller's idea. the democrats believe that stephen miller is responsible for every immigration idea that comes along. this particular one i'm told w

immigrations and customs enforcement or i.c.e. as well as other agencies within dhs. some of those people began coming forward and things really all sort of snowballed yesterday once we really got a sense of the scope of the kind of pressure that people felt they were under coming from the white house. >> so two separate whistleblowers from dhs came forward and talked about this? >> they had been in touch with members of congress about this as well. >> whose idea was this? did it come directly from the president or a formal advisor within the white house or informal advisor. who is behind of the idea? >> we don't know who in particular came up with the idea. what we do know is that in november, a deputy policy director who is also an attorney and the white house sent an inquiry to different agencies within dhs and several top attorneys at the different dhs agencies saying that one or two principles and the white house and i think it is fair to say those must be pretty senior people and they were interested in the idea wanting to know if it was workable from an operati

amy: meanwhile, immigration and customs enforcement officers raided a technology repair company in allen, texas on thursday, arresting 280 people in the largest immigration raid in the u.s. over the last decade. president trump is traveling to california today to tour a recently-rebuilt 30-foot-tall sectction of steelel-slatted bor wall. the united nations security council has called an emergency meeting on libya after a renegade army commander ordered his forces to advance on the capital tripoli. the advance by the benghazi-based libya national army threatens to topple the u.n.-backed government in tripoli. the rebel force is reportedly better armed and controls a town just 60 miles from the capital. u.n. secretary-general antonio guterreses appealed d thursday a ceasefire. >> i want to make a very strong appeal for all military appealts to stop, and for containinment, dede-escalatn both militarily and politically. amy: libya has been plagued by factional fighting since a u.s.-led nato intervention in 2011 toppled long-time authoritarian leader moammar gaddafi. in mozambique, the united

we saw it with the rejection of the proposed head of immigrations and customs enforcement last thursdayron vitello, and now we see it when nielsen's pushed out for a second reason, and that is this is stephen miller. stephen miller, of course, is the young white house adviser who has now been designated by trump to handle all immigration matters. he and others have always seen nielsen as weak. indeed, some of your viewers may remember that trump literally tore into nielsen in front of a cabinet meeting last summer, saying that she was not protecting the border. what was she doing there? what kind of job was she doing? and at this point, that weakness, and i don't think it's weakness. she had defended the administration, but for stephen miller and possibly for donald trump, i don't think anyone short of the terminator or robocop is going to fit their bill for what they want to do in terms of this message that they are defending the u.s. against a mythical inviegs asion by migra >> right. over the weekend, mr. trump tweeted this, repeating his claim that the country is full, system has be

according to the washington post, which first broke the story, it was lawyers with immigration and customs enforcement that stopped it deeming the plan inappropriate to put detained immigrants on buss and drop them in sanctuary cities all across the u.s., specifically in democratic districts. pelosi's spokesperson said that using humans as pawns is dispickable. >> thank you, the california grand jury drops the hammer on lawyer avenatti. we have more on the disturbing new details. >> reporter: the new 36 count indictment accuses michael avenatti of fraud, perjury, embezzelment and failure to pay taxes. prosecutors allege he stole some $9 million from his clients. then lied about the money, to support his lavish, celebrity lifestyle. including the purchase of his had private jet seized by thern from a thing a lawyer can do. >> reporter: in one case, prosecutors say that he hid a settlement from a parapalegic client and used it to keep his race team and coffee company afloat. he they said that he stole $2.3 million in taxes from his coffee house employees that he never paid to the u.s. they say he used m

immigrations and customs enforcement has had to release 125,000 immigrants across the border as security is having personnel to do this. >> we are treating this like a category five hurricane disaster. we're asking everyone to chip in. we need to send as many resources down to the border. >> reporter: border crossings could be longer and longer for ways. truck drivers are already complaining about the long way, but that is something not as bad as the border shut down. president trump says it will have pressure in mexico for central american immigrants. >> mexico saying we will not let anybody get through. they have apprehended over 1000 people today at the southern border. at their southern border. >> reporter: but the white house is not ruled off a border closure and there's talk with try to figure a way to it trucks continue to pass through to minimize trade disruption. >>> also happening today, the house judiciary committee will  vote on authorizing a subpoena for the full report of the special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. the

immigration customs enforcement this agrees with that and sources previously told foxnews that the department of homeland security as well as i.c.e. if it would be possible to bus large numbers of immigrants from the border to sanctuary cities. i.c.e. told the white house it was likely illegal and thought it would go against various laws regarding immigration enforcement as well as budget issues. it goes against appropriations that they have available and don't have the money for this. progress has not given them the authority to do something like this from a budgetary endpoints. here is some of what white house secretary sarah sanders thing today about that idea. >> again, no one thanks this is the ideal solution but until we can fix the crisis at the border we have to look at all options but this is one. whether it was stored that is yet to be determined and this was raised at the staff level initially and pushed back on the president wants us to explore it again so that is being done. they are doing a complete and thorough review. reporter: white house is adamant the president is serious a

proposals to send migrants into places where local authorities don't cooperate with immigration and customs enforcementials. sanctuary cities are often democratic strongholds. on twitter, the president said the move would make what he calls the radical left "very happy." nigel farage is returning to the campaign for brexit. he is spearheading a new vehicle called the brexit party. today the campaign for next month european parliament elections. at a rally, he called britain's political establishment incompetent and said he placed a bet on his party winning at the polls. marino's president explained his decision to withdraw us on a protection for wikileaks founder julian assange who yesterday was taken from ecuador's embassy in london and placed under arrest on u.s. charges of conspiracy. president

enough to get it done to send that message in fact he put up someone to head the immigration and customs enforcement department and then just a few days ago said no i'm taking back that name i want someone who is tougher than he is that's your point showed she's polarizing controversial figure that's backed up a lot of more of more of trump's contentious policies what's likely to happen to her now and that post. well i think that's something that everybody is going to be watching the next couple of days people are going to ask the parlor game of did she really resign or did she get fired because the president often tweets out that people have resigned and we later find out that he in fact sent them out the door where does she go because she has been so controversial issue going to be able to lie land a job any company going to put her on let's say their board which is usually what happens to cabinet secretaries fearing a public backlash because she has become the face of this policy it's not just the president it is this woman kiersten nielsen who ripped thousands of children away from their parents

cities which include san francisco, new york and chicago, do not cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement requests. >> we're a welcoming city. always have been. i would just say, america was always a sanctuary country before chicago became a sanctuary city. >> reporter: despite the assertion from some that the administration's plan to bus migrants to the so-called sanctuary cities is illegal, white house staff is working with the department of homeland security and i.c.e. to refine the proposal. tara palmeri, abc news, the white house. >>> would you pay to go down lombard street? what we know about a proposal t the famously crooked street. >>> and a show of support in the bay area for wikileaks' julian assange. the message coming out of this rally. >>> all right. rain returns to the forecast. get your umbrellas ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. when it comes to reducing ther evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no

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proposals to send migrants into places where local authorities don't cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement officials. sanctuary cities are often democratic strongholds. on twitter, the president said the move would make what he calls the radical left "very happy." nigel farage is returning to the campaign for brexit. he is spearheading a new vehicle called the brexit party. today the campaign for next month european parliament elections. at a rally, he called britain's political establishment incompetent and said he placed a bet on his party winning at the polls. marino's president explained his decision to withdraw us on a protection for wikileaks founder julian assange who yesterday was taken from ecuador's embassy in london and placed under arrest on u.s. charges of conspiracy. called assangeo a spoiled brat and continued, fortunately we have gotten rid of a thorn in our side. he also said assange had assaulted security guards at the embassy. meantime, the officer for human rights is weighing in on his arrest. from our side, what i can say is we expect all relevant authorities to ensure

today the acting deputy of i.c.e., immigration and customs enforcement will testify. remember those children behind gates that many called cages caused a lot of controversy. he'll put it back in place at his get tough at the border initiative. the president denies that he's looking at reimplementing family separation and so does the attorney general. >> thank you. >>> a local group of students is trying to get congress'sy attention making them remember that teens are killed violence. five students at temple emmanuel have put together a yeaook for students who never saw their senior prom, graduation or had h ce to write one last have a great summer and sign the pages of their own yearbooks. all of the studentsre featu in these pages were killed in school shootings lastar >> every person, every student deserves to feel safe. it's kind of like a basic idea to every student goes school and gets education, worries about studies, not dying. >> the teensill pass out 535 yearbooks to members of congress who are respoible for creating gun control laws. >>> 4:47 right now. afte

a mexican man died last week while in the custody of immigration and customs enforcement in florence, arizona, according to officials. 5454-year-old abel reses-clemen, was founund unconscious and not breathing after being transferred from a maricopaa county jail to an ice processing center in february. reyes clememente was in jail ona misdemeanonor conviction. he wasut u under obsbservation after showing flu-like symptoms and died just two days later. in yemen, local authorities reported at least 13 civilians, including at least seven children, were killed after an air raid on a warehouse in the capital sana'a, sunday. another 100 were reportedly injured. houthi rebels say the saudi-led airstrikikes targeted a weapons storage site that was located close to homes and a school. the u.s.s.-backed, saudi-led w r in yemen has killed d thousandsf civililians and sparked the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with 10 million people facing famine. last week, congress members joined their colleagues in the senana to back a a war powers resolulution calling for an endo u.s. support for war. pre

immigration and customs enforcement ice is not a new body it's current incarnation the largest investigative arm of the department of homeland security was part of a restructuring effort in the wake of nine eleven and it's not as though the obama administration didn't deport undocumented workers as many as twenty thousand a month by twenty sixteen but donald trump has gone further during his first week in office the president signed an executive order that rewrote the rules on who i should prioritize in its operations making virtually every undocumented immigrant in the country all ten point seven million fair game for arrest and deportation whether they had a criminal record or not the former director of ours mr home publicly stated the dave clark from crossing. over they should all of you in this country legally you committed a crime but entered this country you should be uncountable you should look over your shoulder you need to be worried then i did something which last administrations had not done the actually this and every single process discretion to do so and ever handing deporting.

showed part of this evidence according to these reports and attorneys for immigrations and custom enforcements rejected the idea as inappropriate. >>> president trump's ban in the military is in effect. more on john lauren. >>reporter: the pentagon has a new policy for those who want to serve in the u.s. military. those who join must adhere to their birth sex. >> anyone willing to step up and serve our country should be welcome. >> this change comes nearly two years after president trump tweetet der ban sang in part, our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened with the medical cost and disruption that transgender in the military will entail. >> transgender troops ready to put their lives on the line and have their careers threatened -- >> the ban will force transgender people to lie about their true selves. >> when you can't live in your affirmed gender, who you are deep inside your soul, it affects your ability to do the work in a very good capacity. >> there are some exceptions to the rule that blocks transgender individuals from serving. accordin

asking the board to revisit the law enforcement policy regarding notifying immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. when a serious offender is about to be released from jail. this comes after the recent case in san jose where a woman, bambi larson, was allegedly murdered by an undocumented immigrant. the suspect committed several crimes in the past and i.c.e. requested help to deport him but that didn't happen. supervisors are deciding whether to move forward with the plan to help i.c.e. >> i suggest we notify i.c.e. to say come pick up this person and deport them. we don't want someone who has committed rape, murder, et cetera, that's in our country illegally to be released into our neighborhoods. that's the only person that needs to fear anything about my referral. >> we have the freedom to pay for our consequences of what we've done. veom or the consequences should not be because of a person's color, race or creed. >> reporter: we're hearing that a protest will take place on this issue today but it hasn't happened yet. reporting live in san hosay i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news.

the suspect in the killing of bambi is an illegal alien from el salvage dofrl immigration and customs enforcement say they filed multiple requests. they were ignored because of the county policy of not dealing with i.c.e. he said he wnts a palled approach to make people safer. >> i want to be able to look the community in the eye and say we've done everything we can to protect you. if we're not cooperating with immigration authorities on even a limited basis, for just a small number danger and violent predators, i don't think we can say we're doing everything we can. >> he is asking for limited cooperation with federal authorities when it come to illegal immigrant inmates when it come to those dealing with serious or violent felonies. >>> now to a story we've been following for a long time of the robby chong was attacked in november of 2016. he was hit in the head with a skate board by a man he was chasing. after we post a story about him on our faeb page a month after it happen, he responded by thanking our viewers for their kind comments. emjust saw this. i am able to see cheer clearer d can re

immigration and customs enforcement ice is not a new body. it's current incarnation the largest investigative arm of the department of homeland security was part of a restructuring effort in the wake of nine eleven and it's not as though the obama administration didn't deport undocumented workers as many as twenty thousand a month by twenty sixteen but donald trump has gone further during his first week in office the president signed an executive order that rewrote the rules on who i should prioritize in its operations making virtually every undocumented immigrant in the country all ten point seven million fair game for arrest and deportation whether they had a criminal record or not the former director of ice mr home publicly stated that the days of lack of interest of the actual laws are over they should all be scared of you in this country legally new committed a crime but enter this country you should be uncountable you should look over your shoulder in you need to be worried then ice did something which last administrations had not done

the southern border today president trump upended his own nominee for head of immigration and customs enforcementhen he got there he had a message for all immigrants. details on that ahead. ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. >>> before he left for california today, president trump pulled the nomination of his own pick to lead immigration and customs enforcement. it was striking because that nominee had been the acting director since last summer. the president told reporters he wanted to go in, quote, a tougher directions. two white house officials said it was because stephen miller said the nominee wasn't in favor of closing the southern border as the president suggested. even more unusual, perhaps shouldn't be unusual anymore the president's action came as a surprise to homeland security secretary kierstjen nielsen. who wasn't informed after the nominatio

we are overstating our assurance that, this information is inaccessible to immigration and customs enforcement. >> bart says it will not share that data with ice or any agency conducting immigration enforcement. photos and license information, will only be stored for 30 days unless it is part of an ongoing investigation. >>> a four-year-old boy in oakland who actually shot himself in the head, is out of icu and is speaking again. >> can you say grandpa? say grandpa? >> grandpa >> say mama >> mama. >> in his video shared by his family, name on jackson also says thank you to the people who have been praying for his recovery. the boy was on life support for a couple of weeks at children's hospital oakland. he found a gun under a bed and accidentally shot himself. the man who owns the gun was arrested for criminal storage of a firearm. >>> i'm elizabeth cook with new fallout from one of the bay area appearance charged in the college admissions candle. roxio's reports mill valley executive at bill mcglashan, is not only facing criminal charges, but now stands to lose millions of dollars. his former

new york and san francisco where local authorities refuse to cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement president trump says the move is in part we're tallying against democrats we could fix that in so fast if the democrats would agree. but if they don't agree we might as well do what they always say they want we'll bring the illegal early call on the illegals like on the illegals they came across the border illegally will bring them to sanctuary city areas and let that particular area take care of it whether it's a state or whatever it might be. it's quite a statement and john hendren joins us now from washington d.c. so john first give us a little more context on exactly what a sanctuary city is. well these are cities across the united states where the mayor and local officials have decided that they will not carry out the federal government's job of enforcing border and customs laws and they say they're doing that because if they don't then people who are concerned if there are undocumented americans for example will not cooperate with the police will not call in when crimes are occu

immigration and customs enforcement has set free more than 800,000 people who came as families. >>> two new women came forward alleging joe biden touched them inappropriately. both sides are weighing in. president trump commented last night. >> our former vice president, i was going to call him -- i don't know him well. i was going to say, welcome to the world, joe. are you having a good time, joe. >> he's an affectionate person to children, to senior citizens, to everyone. that's the way he is. >> two other women came forward with allegations against biden in the last week. biden, who is still weighing a 2020 presidential campaign, says he doesn't believe he's ever acted inappropriately. >>> lawmakers in virginia returned to virginia for a one-day session to finish legislative work. this comes as controversy continues surrounding sexual misconduct involving lieutenant governor fairfax. two women say he sexually assaulted him several years ago. that i spoke with gayle king. the women want a public hearing. lawmakers say they would invite the women to testify, but democrats say the legis

and white letters i c e at the end of the word police which is an acronym for immigration and customs enforcement is offensive to immigrants the design was approved by the council in february the laguna beach police employees association said the officers love the new design quote we feel that having the american flag displayed on our police vehicles symbolizes all of the good things that this city county state and country. not only stand for, but strive to achieve. >>that was michele gile reporting the decision on whether or not to tone down the details will be made in the city council meeting tonight. >>taking a live look outside right now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast on this tuesday night just a glorious clear shot there of san francisco and the east bay hills in the background with word on the weather chief meteorologist laura's car know with that word be. a little good news a little bad news depending where you're you're an allergy sufferer i mean these nice temperatures are really going to crank things up. >>pollens are really going to spike here the next couple of days, running

immigrations a customs enforcement, i.c.e., saying he wants someone tougher. "the washington post" reporting that steven merrill -- mill was unenthused about the nomination. a white house official said stephen wantso t put attila the hun as director o i.c.e. ashley, how much isiller shaping immigration policy at this time and what does it reveal to have this nomination pulled? miller hasphen always been the driving force on immigration and throuout the presidency, it seems the president will flirt a little t with democrats, maybe offer up something on daca and wheul he'sd back, it's stephen miller. the president's gut instinctats far right, a position he's taken for decades, if you read his books, what he's said befoph. but it's s who has always been doing this but to see this nomination pulled, miller iseh absolutelyd this. he was one of the people in the president's ear about this at" "the p also reported that the president in t ovalffice told a group of people that stephen miller is in charge of immigration now. tole it was always the cas have the president

border patrol and immigration and customs enforcement officials testified on migration issues at the southern border before the senate homeland security committee recently. they addressed efforts to reunite migrant children with their families. the interdiction of fentanyl and other illicit drugs. at the root causes of migration from central america. officials from the drug enforcement administration, the u.s. public health service commissioned corps and customs and border protection also provided testimony. this earned runs about two and half hours. [inaudible conversations] >> morning. this hearing will come to order. what welcome all are witnesses and thank you for your thoughtful testimony it as i said last week i i encourage al committee members which haven't had a chance, please read the testimony. these witnesses have done a good job of laying out the reality of the crisis that we face on the border. i'm absent my written doesn't asking my written statement the internet and direct. let's put up the chart that describes this. we t don't have final numbers fr the final week in m

immigration and customs enforcement is not a new body it's current incarnation the largest investigative arm of the department of homeland security was part of a restructuring effort in the wake of nine eleven and it's not as though the obama administration didn't deport undocumented workers as many as twenty thousand a month by twenty sixteen but donald trump has gone further during his first week in office the president signed an executive order that rewrote the rules on who i should prioritize in its operations making virtually every undocumented immigrant in the country all ten point seven million fair game for arrest and deportation whether they had a criminal record or not the former director of ice mr holm publicly stated that the days of florida from crossing over the actually last are over they should all be scared of you in this country legally new committed a crime by entering this country you should be uncountable you should look over your shoulder in you need to be worried then ice did something which last administrations had not done they actually this and every single proc

states appraisers building friday, the northern california headquarters for immigration and customs enforcement, the group community for he interfaith human integrity calling for the release of 28 year-old mother ida and ride a um i uh mean to my from my mother i think she the right years items team of attorneys from legal services says she's an immigrant from el salvador fled her home country and make claims she's a survivor of domestic violence happened just acted out of fear for her life to save a ages of this really that does not believe our daughter and her statements fighters legal team says she was detained by ice outside her home a week before thanksgiving. >>based on a red notice issued by the international criminal police organization interpol alleging she had committed a theft in el salvador though her supporters say she hasn't been there in 6 years she is not a threat to society nor she a flight risk all she wants is to be home with her children and with her husband and with her family her family includes a 4 year-old child and 6 month old baby born prematurely. for human integrity

immigration and customs enforcement. the homeland security secretary is out.d of the secret service has been fired. have you ever seen this much turmoil in the department that is dedicated to looking tyter our secu >> no, i haven't, and i think more people might be getting fired as well, it sounds like. it is an inopportune time. we are dealing with an unprecedented crisis at the southern bordet it is st the termination of these individuals, especially the secretary, but the manner i, which it was dhe chaotic manner, unexpectedly -- really has a destabilizing impact on the departme as a whole and it cannot be a more critical time than right now when we are laura: talking about the destabilizing impact as a whole, what does it do to staff morale? >> ihurts morale and it lead them to question whether their immediate supervisors are going to be therthe next day. it makes it hard for the acting leaders put in pce to implement long-term policies because now their position is viewed as tenuous at best. laura: the president is talking about wanting a tougher approach

immigration and customs enforcement which has been creating false accounts. facebook's practice of taking down these individual accounts when they learn about them from the press or from. insufficient to discern what would believe is a much logs iceberg beneath the surface we often only discovered the existence of law enforcement fake profiles months if not years soft investigation has concluded . it comes after the law enforcement body reportedly used facebook in a sting operation to catch illegal migrants agents created a fictional college called the university of farmington which promoted the enrollment of foreign students after checking the background of those that applied they ended up arresting around one hundred thirty people u.s. agencies argue the use of social media can be essential for investigations of all facebook disagrees law enforcement or thirty's like everyone else are required to use their real names on facebook and we make this policy clear on our public facing law enforcement guidelines page or breaks in fake accounts is not allowed and w

casting that they look like they fit the party he just nominated someone to be immigration and customs enforcement and then just a couple of days ago surprise pretty much all of the staff and said no i'm withdrawing that nomination i want someone who's going to be tougher so now he's saying the acting homeland security secretary is going to be the current head of customs and border patrol so expect for trying to find somebody like meals and who will repeat his talking points and i think it's important to point out this was a woman who was seen as basically a bureaucrat somebody coming up through the ranks but once she took that position she like so many people in the trunk cabinet started repeating his lines verbatim defending the president at all costs regardless of the impact to their reputation so i think that that's one of the lessons were seen here that this is becoming a repeated pattern people stand up for the president it's not enough and they leave under questionable circumstances. and in washington for us jeff house or as a lawyer and executive director of the revolving door project whic

immigration and customs enforcement agents reportedly used facebook in a sting operation to catch illegal migrants officials created a fictional college called the university of farmington which prompted promotion the involvement of foreign students after checking the background of those that applied they ended up arresting around one hundred thirty people. and u.s. government agencies insist their use of social media is essential for successful operations but facebook disagrees. law enforcement or thirty's like everyone else are required to use their real names on facebook and we make this policy clear on our public facing law enforcement guidelines page operates in fake accounts is not allowed and we swiftly act on any violating accounts actress tighe barry told us no fake account should be above the law the united states alliance horsemeat does not only buy only facebook lies it in it by elites our own federal state local municipal lots the federal government the local government even vigilante groups and there in the border states continuously violently disarm or human rights were und