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the company also provides discounted orchestra seats for those with limited mobility like aileen.id does let you check for wheelchair access by hovering a mouse over the seat selection. it did not say why it did not exchange the seats when she requested it. saying, we were able to secure ada seating for ms. weissblum and we always take care of our customers. and so, in a circle of life, happy ending, aileen, her daughter, and granddaughter head to the big show. and they say it was spectacular. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >>> we found the best way to ensure accessible seating is to book directly with the theater. shn also stages special performances for the hearing impaired. wesht also note that the "lion king" is a production of disney, which owns abc7 news. >>> another controversy facing the white house administration. >>> and this weekend, we mark the 75th anniversary of a dark chapter in our history. the internment camps of world war ii. >>> good morning, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan in for

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criminal aileen -- criminal committed crimes and then they are back in our communities. to go back my agents out and knock on doors to arrest people they should have arrested in the community jail. the framework has changed under the executive orders of donald trump. themnimum, we will execute perfectly at ice and we are here to serve. thank you very much. >> thank you. i am the acting under secretary for intelligence. i just want to echo secretary kelly's remarks. this is the fundamental responsibility of our government to protect the national homeland from the various actors trying to come inbound to the united states. this is for us to take a temporary pause to look at how we run things against the national database to look at nefarious actors. i am looking at how the intelligence community, the department of defense, our federal state and local agencies share information and how we run that information against anyone trying to come inbound to the united states to identify these sophisticated networks that are potentially trying to come inbound. we're trying to break

so naturally, being alieget to the people of -- aileenant to the people of australia -- allegiant to the people of australia, he wants them out of us a trailia. president trump was saying, not, give us your tired, your poor, the people yearning to be free, but give us your people that yearn to destroy america because we're going to bring them in, we're not going to vet them properly because we've got no information to properly vet them, that's how we've been able to let people in who had fingerprints on i.e.d.'s that killed americans, maimed americans, because we are not properly vetting them. we compare any information we have against what we've got, but don't forget, as phil haney, the whistle blower from homeland security, pointed out, he was ersonally required to delete massive pages of information about terrorist ties of people coming into the united states because they did not want those terrorist ties in the homeland security database. and then he also, of course, was on his computer when he saw somebody above his pay grade deleting things that he personally put in. about terr