. >> suarez: angela kelly, was palm beach within his rights to do what he did?ly, look, the president, the department of music, the department of justice, what they announced is right out of law enforcement 101. it's that you're setting priorities for who's to be removed, high-target removals still should be removed from the u.s. people who are involved with drugs with guns, with violence, people who have criminal records. of course we want prioritize those people and remove them all. but any law enforcement officer will tell you that you have to make priorities. you have to allocate resources wisely and that's simply what the administration has done. it's what other administrations have done in the past. it's what all law enforcement agency have done. this isn't going to be applied to millions of people. there's going to be careful scrutiny of cases that have been backlogged in the courts tar long time ask an assessment-- is this person a low risk? do they have long ties to this country because they came as a child? is it shhh a person who has a family member w

now, angela kelly, vice president for immigration policy and advocacy. ins us, president of the federation for american immigration reform. good to have you both with us. angela, we'll start with you. so i have read through the letter from janet napolitano. and basically, the bottom line here is, only criminals and those who flagrantly violate the immigration laws will be deported and so if you behave, even though you defy the law, you can stay here illegally, isn't this back door amnesty? >> i think we read different letters. the administration announced a policy yesterday that says we'll prioritize or resources, law enforcement 101, we'll go after people who are criminals, of course, continue to focus on them and this administration is on track to have deported a million unauthorized immigrants in the coming months. but, for those who pose no threat, for those who have been here since they were children, we will -- for those who have family in the military, those are cases that are low priority. we are not going to focus on those cases. gregg: that is e