from apprehending criminal aliens. a january, 2017, article from the "washington examiner" reported that from january, 2014, to september, 2015, sanctuary jurisdictions rejected 17,000 i.c.e. detainers. those are 17,000 criminals that are out on the street, that we know about. that we let go. adding insult to injury, these sanctuary jurisdictions seek federal funds to help them defy federal law enforcement efforts to remove the dangerous criminal aliens from the streets. mr. speaker, it's time to put americans first. we support the restoration of law and order by supporting these proposals. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, how many -- how much time remains on each side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan has 7 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from virginia has three minutes. 3 1/2 minutes. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentlelady from california, ms. lofgren, for a unanimo

from apprehending criminal aliens. a january, 2017, article from the "washington examiner" reported that from january, 2014, to september, 2015, sanctuary jurisdictions rejected 17,000 i.c.e. detainers. those are 17,000 criminals that are out on the street, that we know about. that we let go. adding insult to injury, these sanctuary jurisdictions seek federal funds to help them defy federal law enforcement efforts to remove the dangerous criminal aliens from the streets. mr. speaker, it's time to put americans first. we support the restoration of law and order by supporting these proposals. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, how many -- how much time remains on each side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan has 7 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from virginia has three minutes. 3 1/2 minutes. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentlelady from california, ms. lofgren, for a unanimo

laughter ] >> jimmy: a little alien. >> a little alien.t so cute. and he was just sitting there like, feel better. [ laughter ] you know, like -- >> jimmy: feel better? >> because they don't, from my research, they don't speak. they communicate. >> jimmy: so you can hear this. >> no, i'm not single. [ laughter ] but they communicate telepathically, so that's what i heard. >> jimmy: so you can actually -- did you communicate back to him? >> i was kind of like, hey, alien. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: through your brain? >> through my brain, yeah. >> jimmy: but no words were spoken. >> not many words, no. >> jimmy: and short. so you don't have -- i'm assuming you don't have a foot board? >> i didn't have a foot board, no. i wasn't a fancy kid, no. >> jimmy: no, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: could you draw the alien? what you saw? >> yeah, totally, yeah. >> jimmy: do you remember? >> how could you forget something like that? >> jimmy: this is going to be kind of crazy. >> he had like these beautiful, emma stone eyes. [ light laughter ] little mout

well, of those who die at the hands of criminal aliens, the illegal aliens, anyone who is unlawfully present in america and perpetrates violence against preventablehose are crimes. 100% preventable crimes. i would direct the attention here, mr. speaker, of a tweet that i had them pull down for me. i didn't know the date, but i saw the news story about kate steinle. and when i saw that story, it says family devastated after woman shot, killed in san francisco. the family of a san francisco woman who was killed in this random act of violence is mourning her loss as police continue to search for and then it's lost in space, the article that i read. but must have been published on the 2nd of july and killed on the 1 of july, 2015. my tweet came up on the 3rd, the very next day. i didn't stop to think about it or wait to see if it was a national story. bill o'reilly helped us a lot. here's a message i said, 100% preventable crime, just enforce the law. this will make you cry, too. and it happens every day. that's 142 characters. every day in this country at the hands of criminal aliens, p

how many of them are criminal aliens? and we did a report on that. they sliced and diced it, narrowed it down, it never actually became apples to apples but it did come down to this substantial number that's been supported a couple of other times in other studies, one subsequent to that i had done in 2011. the number is close to 28% of the inmates in our federal penitentiaries are criminal aliens. 28%. and so it's reasonable to do a calculation and extrapolation off of 28% of these inmates are criminal aliens, what percentage of the murders are they committing? what percentage of the rapes are they committing? what percentage of the violent crime are they committing? or are they in jail for just simply violation law immigration? you'll find out very few are in prison for violation of immigration law. the reflection on criminal aliens of a similar proportion of the crimes committed by others. put that on there, hit the calculator, i'm not going to it is shocking and stunning how many americans have lost their lives at the hands of people who shouldn't

there's bits of the game where the alien will be an event game where the alien will be an eve nt a bover and you won't know he is there, apart from bits of slime that will drip down. that's the sort of thing we will do for that, just a handful of it into the bucket. we've got wallpaper paste and porridge and we are creating the sound of an alien. obviously the visuals are incredibly important, but without sound they become kind of... there's no way to them. it is incredible to see the mess and extremes that went into the sound of the game. it's got a good creek in it. -- creak. despite this, someone like ben would still struggle to play in isolation. the reason for that is the menus are visible to him. episodes, clips, judges, spencer kelly... on the web, a screen reader speaks out the options. it took years of internet before accessibility features like this became commonplace and it is still not 100%. as for games consoles, currently blind gamers have to memorise the menus within games. that's what the big barrier is, the tools people use to make gains aren't compatible with the softw

my mistake so when they actually checked there were no illegal alien voters in fact if they did find them they would have arrested them they did not i'd like these people the right wing a big mouth go ahead and that's why i asked karen handel by the way in that last clip of she actually are. arrested illegal voters and she lied and said she did they don't arrest them because they don't exist it's very hard to arrest a nonexistent voter who would want to take the risk of going to prison for two to five years just to vote i mean just like what what the welder's these people live and i well think of it this way if this study that they use where they claim that these voters said that they were aliens who voted the people who filled out those surveys gave their names and addresses and others they were they were confessing to committing a felony crime where you get five years and in the can then you get deported forever from the united states so needless to say these people that have to follow up on these so-called confessions that was just people miss you know miss marking a survey and th

but despite all this, someone like ben would still struggle to play alien isolation.him. episodes, clips, gadgets, spencer kelly, about click. on the web, a screen reader speaks out the menu options. it took years of the internet before accessibility features like this became commonplace and it is still not 100%. and as for games consoles, currently blind gamers have to memorise the menus within games. that is what their real big barrier is. it is the middleware, the tools people use to make games, they are not compatible with the software that blind people use to operate technology. if that barrier could be removed, we will see a big increase in the amount of blind accessible games there are. ian hamilton has produced accessibility guidelines for games developers. his mission is to make gaming more inclusive. accessibility‘s job will be done when people stop innovating with technology. there is always going to be some kind of new barrier that needs to be overcome. ian has been working with people like ben for years but it is really now down to the console makers to b

we've got wallpaper paste and porridge and we are creating the sound of an alien.ome kind of... there's no weight to them. it's incredible to see the mess and extremes that went into the sound of the game. it's got a good creak in it. no! but despite all this, someone like ben would still struggle to play alien isolation and the reason for that is the menus are not visible to him. home, episodes, clips, judges, spencer kelly, about click. on the web, a screen reader speaks out the options. it took years of the internet before accessibility features like this became commonplace and it's still not 100%. and as for games consoles, currently, blind gamers have to memorise the menus within games. that's where the real big barrier is — the middleware. the tools people use to make games aren't compatible with the software that can be used to operate technology. so if that barrier could be solved then we would see a big increase in the amount of blind accessible games there are. ian hamilton has produced accessibility guidelines for games developers. his mission is to make

detainers and released criminal aliens. these aliens re-entered the communities after they committed crimes such as assault, aggravated assault, driving under the influence, or domestic violence abuses. the reports indicate we have work to do but it helps us by jurisdictions where are thwarting federal law. it throws into relief the glaring problem of sanctuary cities and provides information long-term and lawmakers can use as we assess the problem and develop meaningful solutions. mr. speaker, i was in the georgia statehouse and we took law. it throws into relief the glaring problem of sanctuary action there to address the issue of sanctuary cities. in 2009 we in georgia outlawed sanctuary cities in our state. last year the legislature went further by requiring local governments to certify their cooperation with immigration officials in order to receive state funds. today we have a chance to take a step in a positive direction on the federal level. the no sanctuary for criminals act prohibit states and localities from impl

are aliens among us? >> if he said so. i'm mad at "60 minutes" for not getting more data out of them. how do they spend their days? kennedy: do they become humanoids. >> we know they do abductions and probes. kennedy: but they watch the unedited version where they chase the cops. are you a skeptic on the subject? i agree with him completely. >> science is settled on this. aliens have been here forever. the "new york times" is trying to tell us this is a crazy person. you have got your graze and the greens. don't get me started on the lizard people. >> the elongated skulls they found in south america. >> i don't care what this guy believes. but he's make amazing stuff for nasa. he basically built these budge pet motels and he's taking the same concept and translating it into space, and by all accounts it's a cool concept. he can believe whatever he wants but he's helping us get off this god-forsaken plan pet and that's all that matters. dagen: why would we be afraid of aliens among us. you go to any bar in hollywood and it'

exactly ready not five million not four not two not one they found exactly zero zero none illegal alien voters on the voter rolls not one so how did these people find in that same study with the ex that the experts found zero what do they find they found a few people who because remember their reach out to eighteen million people they found a few people who said oh i am an alien and i voted so but if you contacted those people as the university did in other researchers they said oh well they just made a mistake if you ask eighteen million people did you set off an atomic bomb this week out of. eighteen million three or four will say yeah i did that by mistake so when they actually checked there were no illegal alien voters in fact if they did find them they would have arrested them they did not i'd like these people the right wing a big mouth go ahead and that's why i asked karen handel by the way in that last clip of she actually arrested illegal voters and she lied and said she did they don't arrest them because they don't exist it's very hard to arrest a nonexistent voter who would w

illegal aliens. they not only have an easier time getting input are in entitled to in-state tuition rates. she obtained legal status, she married an american citizen entry serves serves on the board of directors of the national immigration law center, she joined us tonight. >> tucker: it does seem to me, no matter how conflicted you feel about immigration, you would never be in favor of a state school capping admittance of american citizens, but in effect giving preference to illegal aliens, why would any sane person being paid enough that? >> i don't think anybody is in favor of that and we have to be really clear about what this new role relates does and what this new rule says is that it's capping the number of out-of-state students, and never says there capping the number of u.s. citizens. there capping the number of students coming from out of the state and frankly rightly so, because the regions are tasked with the responsibility to take actions that are in benefit of california residence. with

there's aliens or something. >> it's funny you say that because it is also known as the alien yoga workoutr organs? >> is that her spine we're seeing? >> no, those are her abdominal muscles. she's getting a lot of attention on ins gra m. but this is a technique that appears to have been around for awhile. in fact, it is a yoga breathing technique. and after people saw this video, people all over the internet are doing this and posting their videos. some of them pretty impressive. some of them impressive like this one where he's doing nothing but sticking his gut out. >> he's making his tattoo talk. hello, how are you. >> what if you got extra love? >> well, it's the breathing technique that's important. you don't have to look like this. >> i think i figured out why all of these videos are just specifically on people's abs because trying to do it, you make some really weird faces. >> this is tyler hall. he is a radio deejay and decided to share his version of the technique on twitter. >> are you winding it up. >> hey, how do you know he's not doing it? you just can't quite see it. just got

another illegal alien hit and killed somebody. while drinking and driving. i've met some incredible parents throughout all of this and we all degree, something has to change. why do we end up continuously losing someone? why does nobody listen to us? why does the death toll have to increase? why do we have to continue to have victims of identity theft from illegals? why do we have to encounter any type of violence? and i'm sorry, these laws that are trying to be passed? most of them are common sense. and until this happened to me, i thought this is what was in place. and to find out it wasn't was -- terrifying to to me. and i'm telling you that these congressmen and senator s ths t don't vote for these laws, the blood is on their hands, and for the next victim, a and that victim's family, and so let's make some changes, and i thank god every day for president trump and the support of us, and i thank god everyday for congressman young and for the support of iowa is incredible, and it is not going to bring sarah back and i have to be her voice, and you guys he

there is never any question the aliens were not citizens. here, the dispute is one on her rights of respondents father to be treated equally and transcend his citizenship on the same term the mother could under section 1409. >> i would say at some point the problem that worries me the most is assuming this is unconstitutional to put the 14 years or whatever it is on both or the one year? he does have a point. you have the one year and then you have when the parents are married the ten years and when it's not it's the one year that doesn't make much sense. i hope you'll get to that in the course of that i read in the breeze that bothered me a lot and it's that actually the one year requirement is tougher and the reason is the state department administers it. how they do this i don't know. they administer it to say that if you're living in the united states you have to live here for one year. if you set 1 foot across the border to get water in niagara falls you don't qualify. then you would have to prove. while nobody to prove such a thing. so

aliens abroad. whether they are statute or executive order, mandell has always governed those kind of challenges and i think the difference between the inquiries is that it did requires at least some affirmative showing of bad faith. so it is not just a sort of white raging inquiry into subjective motivation. >> if we conclude the district court applied the wrong standard, the government beition it is it should mandell, right? shouldn't we send it back to the plaintiffsee if it can make out a case? >> you could send it back, judge hawkins, but i have to say i think for additional discovery, we have a record. -- i think we are as well-placed as a district court to determine. are those enough to get as bad faith i think would be the same inquiry in the district court as this court? >> there is no case like this, is there? >> well, no. i think in part because no one has ever attempted to satisfy a law that is neutral on its face and neutral in operation on the basis of largely campaign trail promises m

here, this eeo operates with respect to aliens abroad. it sends a message. i think the problem they have with that in the d circuit is if you can take government conduct directed toward others and reframe it as directed generally to all people, you eviscerate subtle limitation on standing. this is at least two bridges case. the catholic league >> he is an imam if i am not mistaking, correct? >> the suspension of entry is just on the list of countries. christ how this is mother-in-law think -- ithow does his mother-in-law into this? i think it shows his harm is speculative. disagreed with us on this & tn standing, then i think you would turn to merit to and say he is attempting to raise in establishment clause on behalf of someone else. he is raising his own due process claim but it fails on merits because no court has extended the process in whatever process he wants. this order more then gives it to him and his mother-in-law because there is no battle about why am she does not receive a waiver what the reason would be. it is on the face of the order it's up

an illegal alien. >> me son would still be here. the person that are shot him would be lifg at hiem. and could leaf i want action so knob has to go through the loss. he could have received 20 years additional sentence and he got minimum, five additional years. if they would have given him minimal i would still have my son. this is not something you want anybody to go through. i don't want anybody else to feel what we have to feel. >> i will add this one detail. this killer had been deported four times. he had a 15 year rap sheet. he was just out and this is what some politicians have decided the acceptable for us. these poll tiss are siing zb t just not subl. >> my son because wonderful son he became a mod eern day peacoc. he checked in on the elderly. as you drive by the park now families are reclaim third-degree area and they have barbecues, dick ball games. they enjoy the park. he was on his way home on may 12th, 2014 i'll prooef louse ri it shomd head ston whand ka whap to the is that the sen condition request rnl from they serv

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president clinton used as a highly offensive term "illegal alien," criminal aliens were referred to ascriminal aliens," and he want that illegal aliens take jobs of citizens and take tolls on public services. he bragged about increasing deportations. in other words, the bill clinton of 1995 told the truth about immigration plainly and without apology. it was a very different time in a very different democratic party, one that cared about the country of govern. the party would never tolerate such hate thing today, nor would the media. it is to clear and easy to understand and therefore, people might be persuaded by it. speaking of the clintons, they are under an investigation yet again. set your clock by it. the senate judiciary committee is creating a probe. clinton pressured government officials in bangladesh to drop a corruption investigation of mohammad yunus, a businessman and clinton foundation donor. peter schweizer is the author of "clinton cash" ." he joins us tonight. so, peter, what is the substance of this investigation? what are they looking for a? >> basically, the substan

. >> he was driving around with a fake, stuffed alien. in the front seat. at least the alien had its seat belt on. safety first. >> keeping to the laws. the driver was stopped because he was speeding, though, not because an officer noticed his driving companion. >> maybe he wasn't speeding. maybe it was the alien moving the car with its >> or maybe he was moving light-years ahead. >> i bet that guy wishes he had thought of these excuses when the officer came to the window. >> he did just get a warning. >>> coming up, seafood in the air. >> and a question for the tsa. what do you do when a traveler wants to care eon a live lobster? we found out. >>> and the carter twins, our twins, america's babies are back. beyonce and jay z out of the hospital, but do we have any leads on the names of our children? you're watching "world news now." it's a proud day for us. news now." it's a proud day for us. >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by united health care. d health care. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage. guess wh