administration is dirty declared our open borders will be welcoming illegal immigrants promising amnestydeportations of illegal immigrants under a biden presidency the president-elect will be in defiance once he takes the oath of the constitution as he says he will act unilaterally without a national debate or a vote in the house or the senate. biden statements all working to encourage or caravan that is now as many as 12000 to make their way from honduras, guatemala and mexico to the u.s. southern border. customs and border commissioner mark morgan has already warned about the open border rhetoric of the incoming administration, mark morgan joins us this evening and secretary mike pompeo said china is committing genocide in its repression of the uighurs will be abide in a administration be steadfast in his position and hold china to account, we will take that with hudson institute director for chinese strategy michael pillsbury this evening. president trump today said he is praying for the success of the incoming biden administration and condemning the violence of january 6. now 25000 t

the whole issue of demanding amnesty first is to show that we have rights, and until we get those rightse to prepare in a corset way. >> hang-ups that are usually president in any kind of -- >> complaint one day, then get 100 [inaudible] 20 of sleeping quite significant. >> [inaudible] be very careful slept on the floor. >> the life of the community was, people are incredibly close to each other. another level. >> we are getting community community support. , getting food and money. we're also getting some opposition from the faculty and right wing students. >> every now and then they will try to take the food, take the ;#xÑ everything. za 5=■they were trying to act ae university or the administration. >> we are not going to say anything, that is a. no comment. [chanting] >> get out of the way. >> there is nothing else to say. that food is going up. >> these people have been eating, they haven't. >> of course they have. >> they don't have any left. >> they don't have any food! [protesting] you don't need to have any. >> pass it out pass it up pass it up! [cheers and applause] >> stop it!

yes amnesty is on its way and even violent criminals get to stay. extreme vetting, no more keystone pipeline. over 11,000 high-paying careers, that will be lost there. in the process the world will now buy more oil and gas from, let's see, the middle east, russia and china. as senator dave said, he put it this way. joe biden is now putting saudi arabia first and to add insult to injury a new tax on gas is very well may be headed your way and filling up your car, it's about to become a lot more expensive. the cost of heating your home is about to get a lot worse and it's all worth it according to joe. now we have rejoiced in the paris climate accords. who cares if you, the american people, who cares if you lose your job? you can't afford to heat your house or put food on the table, you can put gas in your car, you are saving the planet and making europe very, very happy, and the world very, very happy and china very happy and put in very happy. meanwhile joe also signed off in his new mask mandate of federal property but apparently that does not appl

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this order to remove yourself forth with is separate and apart from any question of amnesty. you will be subject to proper disciplinary action by the university in any event. those who leave the building pursuant to this order will have less that answer for than those who do not. >> i don't see them anymore! [ chanting ] >> no violence. no violence. >> they managed, they're going to push them all together, they were all sitting on the floor. as they pushed them all together and got them so they could hardly move they would hit. they had something in their hands. >> i was just there, these people, they rush. you think that's -- if you came -- >> this is nothing! >> watch it. watch it. okay. get back! >> bring them into the dorm. >> bring them into the dorm. >> bring them into the dorm! >> there's a doctor in the dorm. >> there's a doctor in the dorm. >> these guys are animals. animals. they don't wear animals, attack from behind. they talk to you one minute and hit you the next. >> in the staircase there was a solid line of police. people in front of me were dragged down. and

complete amnesty. the president at the time, ronald reagan said this. i believe in the idea of amnesty for who's those who put down roots and lived there even though some time back they may have entered illegally. ronald reagan supports amnesty. can you imagine if joe biden did that, proposed amnesty? he would be called a complete radical and criticized even more. where have we gone on this issue? and on either side of it, so many people say there has not been appropriate or enough progress. >> well, the idea in 1986 was to pair the amnesty with increased border security so you would not have large numbers of people crossing illegally into the united states and that part wasn't done. again, -- there was a big immigration move in 2007 and remember congress actually passed a law called the secure fence act, they were supposed to build a fence over 700 miles of the u.s., mexico border. they eventually backed away from that. and then in the gang of eight that i mentioned earlier, the idea was to have a pat

cia's extraordinary rendition program from london we have simon crowther he's a legal advisor for amnesty international he commissioned the report we're talking about and in new york we have karen greenberg director of the center on national security at fordham university school of law karen also wrote the least worst place guantanamo's 1st 100 days welcome to you all in washington coming to you 1st do you think joe biden will shut it down that is certainly the hope and hope springs eternal. i think that president biden even without congress had. a good road map for how to go about doing this we have. detainee counsel and association with a number of n.g.o.s here on the ground including honest international have come up with a series of recommendations for how he can do so including reopening or recreating the state department's positions that closure of guantanamo and starting to negotiate and actually transfer men out who have all been cleared for years so i think that he has a good roadmap for doing so and certainly now that he has congress his options are wider karen greenberg in new

they clearly got the amnesty memos. today, biden sent a mass amnesty bill over to congress.question for you tonight is, is this why biden was elected? was this his mandate? absolutely not. so why is he doing this? in part doing to satisfy his party's radical open border caucus. aoc and the gang are eager to replace native-born americans and lawful immigrants with foreigners who came here illegally. now, this they hope will hasten the cleansing of the country which they believe is systemically racist. a crush of new illegal immigrants fully programmed by blm approved curriculum and far left influence, the only hope for a nation scarred by 40 -- 74 million voters who supported the trump agenda and voted for president trump. but the overriding reason for biden's border and amnesty move is far more nefarious. this is about cutting labor costs and giving them more power over workers. this is not about helping hispanic voters or atoning for american sins, it is about putting money in the pockets of biden donors. now, eddie but who about working-class americans of all races should

their 1st live in doha let's stay with egypt because amnesty international is accusing egyptian prison authorities of deliberately denying health care to in inmates in order to punish dissent a new report documents the experiences of 67 people held in prisons across the country 10 of whom have died in custody and 2 shortly after release amnesty amnesty says government critics or those perceived to be opponents of the government are targeted with were prize ols intentionally deprived of health care food and family visits and city says it's led or contributed to deaths in custody and irrepairable harm to prisoners health rights groups estimate the hundreds have died since 2013 in quote horrid prison conditions the rights group is calling on egypt to reduce its prison population and provide prisoners with adequate health care where we can speak to hussein power means the egypt and libya research or amnesty international it joins us on skype from pest many thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera your report is called what do i care if you die a very bleak title there tell us what you found

noncitizens overwhelmingly voted for joe biden in exchange for the promised amnesty and citizenship, and in so doing, helped steal the election from donald trump, republican candidate, and american citizens across america.

there's a long history of amnesties in our history, and we've had many, many amnesties, usually duringars, but there is no reason that i can think of that the president could not pardon a class of people. he would have to define the class in a way that later someone could take the benefit of the pardon, but as far as the pardon power is concerned there's no real reason. i'll tell you one thing though. there's never been an amnesty that i have been able to find out that was not conditional in some fashion. in other words that you would give someone a pardon in return for either laying down your arms or doing two years of public service the way gerald ford did with the vietnam amnesties or with the mormon bigamists. the condition was they marry not more than one person. so amnesties have generally been conditional. there's never been an amnesty i can think of where it would not be conditional. >> one quick final point. the president has pardon power, it says in the constitution, except in cases of impeachment. some people are saying that he cannot pardon the invaders of the capitol becau

lots more still to come for you here on the news hour including amnesty international accuses egypt of deliberately denying health care to inmates . on colombia's former rebel movement is changing the name of its political party. as a lot of these are done in this world merges never know. with the anniversary of kobe bryant's death approaching n.b.a. stars take a moment to reflect on his legacy. world leaders are meeting via video link in an effort to galvanize action against the inevitable impacts of climate change the adaptation summit will work to close a huge gap in funding needed to protect the most vulnerable in the poorer nations around the world his new clock. this summit is all about supercharging the effort to protect people and nature from the effects of a rapidly heating climate as well as the urgent need to reduce emissions we also need to defend ourselves it's already unavoidable impacts of climate change on fold we're seeing those impacts every day this was mozambique less than 2 years ago when cycling killed more than a 1000 people now literally today the country is aga

gave amnesty to all of the vietnam draft dodgers. i am a vietnam veteran. i resented it. i favorite boxer, muhammad ali went to jail, yet all of those people were pardoned after him. no one learns anything. we just know the president can give amnesty and pardon when things happen. let's just forgive and forget, water under the bridge, let trump go on his merry little way. host: monaco, if someone can be found to have committed an assault or that led to the death of a capitol police officer, and brian sicknick, and the death of the protester, if those people are found discovered, should they be charged or pardoned? caller: everybody gets amnesty and pardon. how many people died in vietnam? 52,000. we just pardoned everyone. president carter came in and said, let bygones be bygones. biden will come in and let all of these daca people in and give them amnesty. see how it works? everybody just forgives and forgets. host: tom in harrisburg, pennsylvania. independent line. caller: i hate to let facts interrupt a good narrative, so i did so

what he describes as an amnesty saying if you give the expected or believed to be hundreds of millions of dollars back to the states i will grant you your freedom so there are all sorts of fears and complaints being made against this man but certainly it seems very much as if this presidential election is a one horse race and experts here are expecting that your power is going to weigh in and by some margin all right a chance for their life for us from bishkek johnny thank you. paul the votes are open in neighboring kazakhstan's parliamentary election there are no opposition parties on the ballot but the vote is not wholly predictable the political classes are still in transition following president as a by as resignation in 2019 out in the 3 decades in power he still wields great influence but those close to his successor rules of running the government posts and other as the sions power. french warplanes have flown over central african republic for the 2nd time and 2 months french president emmanuel mccraw has condemned recent acts of violence in a call that's president tensions have

since the amnesty over 15000 illegal agricultural workers have applied for italian residence permitsbut your. friend and then one of them was mild gender seeing whom we met earlier for him at least things seem set to get better for a little comment in that he says and i will make you to forgive me this is fundamentally seclusion. but i never know when the hold of the list and the thoughts of the whole mentee up with the man i get out i learned. when i had this little sense of the command dissembled you know. that when taken on video i feel all knowing their content via their soul but i really didn't get where your journey was not safe from. us. for over a century migrant workers have been exploited in the fertile flat lands of the. just like the italian migrants that came to stay here before them the indians to seek a fresh start. but unless work regulations are applied and greedy farm owners punished. the weaker and most needy of them may not survive the journey. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe you're $39.00 is involved in everything

since the amnesty over 15000 illegal agricultural workers have applied for italian residence permits. with one of them was mild and gender seeing whom we met earlier for him at least things seem set to get better. and he says and i will make it if i get me out this is fundamentally seclusion to i don't. put a net on the end of a little list and the thoughts of the whole mentee up a little and then i get out and i live. in the world when i decile a sense on the command to somebody to handle it and that when taken on video if you don't know any xiang their content oh yeah that's all over that i really didn't get where it is just it was the united states from the. us. for over a century migrant workers have been exploited in the fertile flat lands of the i grew up and. just like the italian migrants they came to stay here before them the indians to seek a fresh start. but unless work regulations are applied and greedy farm owners punished. the weaker and most needy of them may not survive the journey. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe there

joe biden will reward you with amnesty.t to show goes to show how much he means it and he will do it on his very first day as a president. so why after seeing that statement every poor person in the world when it sneak into america? joe biden himself explained that when he first started running for president. >> we can afford to take in a heartbeat another 2 million people. the idea that a country of 330 million people cannot absorb people who are in desperate need and who are justifiably fleeing oppression is absolutely bizarre. absolutely bizarre. i would also move to increase the total number of immigrants able to come to the united states. the one we can afford to take another 2 million people in a heartbeat, explained joe biden. are we getting a lot richer? have you done the math on that, mr. president? how exactly did you calculate those numbers? can we see them? unfortunately we can't see those numbers. joe biden is all closer to a religious leader than an accountant. that's why he unveiled a bust of cesar chavez. ar

amnesty would say the same thing- just — to be amended. amnesty would say the same thing.. just for those viewers who are not across this, to put this into context you know, military personnel who have been caught up in the post—iraq, post afghanistan investigations, now, some of those have been fraudulent, but the point is, presumably, that some might not be in the future, and at the moment, this bill puts almost a statue of limitations on this. so after a period of time has passed, no investigation can continue. is that what concerns you most? explain. i mean, it's not so much that in a general sense, mean, it's not so much that in a generalsense, it's mean, it's not so much that in a general sense, it's that there are some specific things that have not been really clarified, so for example, crimes of sexual offenses are things that can be looked at again after the five—year break point, but torture can't be, and you know, torture and genocide, these things are, you know, these things really, really have to be investigated if there's any possibility that they've been com

this radical new environmental green new deal and regulations canceling the keystone xl pipeline, amnesty for illegal immigrants and so much more. everything we warned you about. noticeably missing from the biden-harris agenda, everything related to unity. actually no one wants to bring 75 million trump voters into the fold, quite the opposite. instead, democratic leftists are now looking for ways to squashw any and all dissent and silence any and all arrivals and any opposition voices and pretty much cancel anybody anywhere that dare to get in their way. on the list is of course the president who has been banned from every social media platform in the country. h these powerful big tech companies are now working in solidarity to stop any legitimate competition from emerging. another voice, another platform a dangerous alliance of these powerful institutions starting with the democratic party in conjunction with the mob and the media, big tech all working together. i and now hundreds of writers book agents. now, their very livelihoods actually depend on something called freedom of speech f

the new administration has also sketched out a proposal for blanket amnesty that would gut enforcement for american laws while creating huge new incentives for people to rush here illegally at the same time. this kind of failed approach will invite another humanitarian crisis on our border and privileged, powerful interests ahead of american workers. and for all the talk about norms within government, last night brought a truly unprecedented move at the national labor relations board. the president fired the board's independent general counsel almost a year before the end of his term. even left-wing activists called the unprecedented move aggressive. it's still early, mr. president. there is still plenty of time for president biden to remember that he does not owe his election to the far left. the president can and should refocus his administration on creating good-paying american jobs, not sacrificing our people's livelihoods to liberal symbolism. senate republicans will be ready, willing, and eager to help make that minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington, mr.

but it's also a fight on amnesty, big tech.nd center, and i look forward to reengaging on behalf of the america first agenda and carrying on some of those great policies that the 45th president was able to accomplish over the last four years. lou: former chief of staff for president trump, mark meadows. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. please join us here monday. jason miller, kenneth starr, jason chaffetz and tom fitton among our guests. we hope you'll be with us for that. and please visit loudobbsshop.com, pick up your copy of "the trump century," great read about the great president. you could also pick up your official "lou dobbs tonight" mug. that's loudobbsshop.com, loudobbsshop.com. and we appreciate you dropping by. and thanks for dropping by here this evening. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. good night from sussex. ♪ ♪ . >> tell us no doubt groups agitators bring in hments gas masks pushing a message and you are seeing that, unfold, in every scene across the country. . >> ♪ . . >>

was by a federal judge now the incoming administration seems determined to finish the job and grant amnestyo nearly 20 million illegal immigrants. that's right, that is exactly what joe biden says he will do. we are moving dangerously close to losing this constitutional republic, make no mistake about it. why are our political leaders afraid to debate these important issues like illegal immigration and border security in the public forum, a nationwide dialogue, perhaps a referendum? that'll be amongst the subjects we will take up with attorney and former federal prosecutor robert ray here tonight. >>> joe biden says he will unify the nation, but he's failed to rein in the radical left of his party, and the radical dems in their efforts to silence conservatives, have become the party of hate. even today the president-elect vowed to confront systemic racism in the nation. former civil rights activist bob woodson joins us here this evening. he says the radical left is exploiting the civil rights movement, stoking racial tension throughout the country. bob woodson with us. and and we look forwa

mafia bosses the one of the better description in kyrgyzstan but the fact that he has given them an amnesty basically give us the money back rooms to be hundreds of hundreds of men. dollars potentially to the state and i will ensure your freedom most called into question just how hard it is going to be on these networks networks that have criminal networks that have huge influence here economically and politically so it's been a fascinating 3 months here is going to be a very interesting day. people are beginning to cast their ballots it's a sunday so it's been quite a slow start but as i say it's expected that we could see quite a substantial win for this man so the power over him that's not making certainly his critics and opponents very happy that's all right thanks for that shall strafford live from bishkek the polls have also opened a neighboring kazakhstan's parliamentary election the opposition is boycotting the vote and the ruling party is expected to maintain its stronghold of parliament's know house is the 1st legislative election since the former president nursultan nazarbayev re

calling for his immediate release germany has described the valleys arrest as in comprehensible well amnesty international accuses russia of waging a relentless campaign against him will bring in our panel of experts to discuss this further but 1st has. it sakes a particular type of person to survive a probable state sanctioned poisoning and then return to the country you believe tried to kill you a country where you face imminent arrest. never gave the slightest suggestion he would do anything else following months of recuperation in germany alexei and wife yulia took their seats on a moscow bound plane from berlin magazine. but it's been a monopoly boy bring us a little vodka we're flying home says yulia quoting a much loved russian gangster movie it's a never alley hole mark that he and his family make light of the many dangers they face and what he faced was jail on arrival he violated his suspended sentence by leaving russia to receive life saving treatment he makes a choice is a brave man because he always pretended he's a brave man who. has no fear before that gorgeous he has no fear

prison his supporters include amnesty international reporters without borders as well as even mainstream news outlets cognizant that the court of controversial english judge in their separate could lead to the nail in the coffin of free speech in britain as sanchez millions of supporters around the world here are a few who have spoken to us here and going underground it would be cruel. if the british were not to exceed 'd to the us then tradition. would be sure they've already committed many crimes. assizes offense is not being bill and if he's extra good it comes up for trial on the us as spinoza's laws which even carry a potential to. it's trial is being. committed the crime of littering the general population know things that they have a right to know and that powerful states don't want them to know anyone who exposes misconduct is not a terrorist i mean julian assange says never threatened anyone he has never committed a violent trying he's never stratton's to commit one. and he's exposed oftener and so i think we should be grateful that we know these things and states should be grat

corruption his critics say he's being soft on leaders of powerful criminal networks by offering them amnesty if they hand over stolen and laundered money to the state this is to par up surrounded by supporters after they freed him from jail and stormed the parliament building you know. he says what he described just kyrgyzstan's 10 year experiment with parliamentary democracy has failed yet that voters are being asked to choose between a parliamentary or a presidential system in a referendum the departure of called for when he was acting prime minister opponents accuse him of planning to expand his own presidential power if he wins the election not that. this is bad for democracy the parliamentary system despite its flaws is still young a return to a presidential system will reduce the activity of political parties and young people's interest in participating in this country's political future. back at the farm is looking forward to the election. he says the best chance of a better future for his young family is if saddam poddle wins. joins us live now from the capital bishkek charlie just l

i don't think this is about borders or amnesty. the democratic party tends to do a good job of instituting systematic change that helps them with their voter rolls. it's interesting yesterday we were told that the inauguration showed the triumph of democracy and it will about unity. when you look back at the inauguration yesterday, which was very fun to watch and observe, there were no people there. there were tens of thousands of troops, all the elite establishment in d.c. but no people. the calls for unity were in rhetoric but not in substance as demonstrated by this immediate turn into 17 executive actions that are very radical. not just the immigration one but also the ones forcing all sports teams for women to allow men who identify as women to be on their sports teams. things that are not unifying in any way but partisan, really divisive. yet we have people claiming that it's all about unity and all about democracy. yesterday showed us anything but. >> harris: i tell you what, kennedy, our relationships with those countries t

of time and maybe in a few years i will also be deported to syria human rights organizations like amnesty international have also condemned the decision they accuse the bashar assad regime of gross human rights violations including arbitrary executions and see internationals not standing up for criminals saying that they are great we are standing up for their rights and they also have a right not to be sent back to that under the rule of law that we have in germany it is really possible to deal with him not a bar or german we do have courts that will maybe find that people should send to prison berlin has yet to announce any concrete plans to deport someone to syria and it may prove impossible in practice to do so germany has no diplomatic relations with damascus but interior minister jose who 1st said he's open to the idea on a case by case basis he's been accused of pandering to the far right in an election year. i think it's not a question of moving to the right or of moving to other political positions it's a question about securing our society if you have clear indicators that these