angÉlica: tres casi borradas delmapa de guatemala es la consecuencia del volcÁn del fuego, una furiaca: un reportero local narra cÓmo autoridades corren ante una nueva amenaza de erupciÓn, cuando algunos apenas comienzan a llorar a sus muertos. mientras muchos todavÍa con esperanza ruegan por ayuda. >> manden un helicÓptero, por favor, para que eche agua por arriba. angÉlica: y el milagro de haber podido vivir para contarlo en medio del llanto. >> traje un poco de ropa. y mi tele estÁ buena. angÉlica: los rescatistas redobla esfuerzos para ayudar a la mayor cantidad de gente, mientras consuelan a las vÍctimas. otros se dedican a sacar a los animales sobrevivientes. este logro guiar a lo bomberos a la familia calcinada que antes era sus dueÑos. ilia: eso es precisamente lo que estÁ comenzando a provocar entre los sobrevivientes que están en los. mientras el volcÁn parece determinado a seguir mostrando de lo que es capaz. el seguim contando. en hawai, lava del volcÁn kilauea ha destruido centenares de viviendas. en un sobrevuelo matutino como las autoridades confirmaron que la lava inu

ebut angelica and sofi ar stopped by u.s.toms and border protection-- or c.b.p.-- at the international boundary, before they can set foot on u.s. soil, and make an asylum claim. a standoff ensues. >> when people who have already suffered tremendously are sent back into an environment where they are genuinely afraid to be found, i can't see how that would be considered humane. the issue is that all along the >> if capacity wasn't the issue, i guarantee you i'd be allowinge peo come forward right now. >> reporter: stopped before even reaching the bo.rd >> this is the first time in 40t years 've seen this. i've never seen this before. it hadn't been done before andre thon they do is because they do not want any of these people, any of these refugees, .sto put even their toe on territory. >> reporter: angelica and sofi wait, under a t sun, to learn their fate while a c.b.p. official patiently answers questions. where is the capacity issue? is it at the port of0 ntry about a rds away? >> it's a domino effect, ma'am. there's-there'

angÉlica: 10:05 cruzando el rÍo bravo, cae la noche en texas. en brazos en un camino de tierra y desconocido, una luz artificial resalta el rosa vibrante del abrigo de la pequeÑa, su cabello rizado y el brazo de su madre donde descansa la bebÉ de dos aÑos. la mujer parece caminar hacia adelante mientras la lÍnea toca su rostro entre dormida y despierta. 10 y 59, la espera, madre e hija esperan rodeados por agentes uniformados en pistola en el cinto que es parece conversar entre ellos. 11 09 la preparaciÓn. en cuclillas la madre quita los cordones de los zapatos de suiza. ambas fijaciones a los zapatos mientras el uniformado que estÁ detrás las vigila. la luz de un vehÍculo deja versu mano sobre la pistola, el uniforme y las botas. el resto del grupo les a la espalda. 11:16. la mujer vuelve a tomar en brazos a la lÍneas mientras con bravura con las funcionarias. una de ellas aprovecha la poca luz para revisar los documentos de ambas. el rostro de la madre remera cansancio, sus ojos parecen esquivar a las funcionarias. la lÍnea fija la mirada en l

angÉlica sabe que la golpeo otro niÑo, tiene y estÁ sufriendo. >>> cuando piden que me quiere ver yaiÓ el viernes en protesta de la separaciÓn de polÍticas de familia. con ellos en mente un juez dijo deberÍan entregar a sus padress a los menores de 5 aÑos y al resto a 30. >>> hay que ir a una apelaciÓn para la corte decida nuevamente >>> la decisiÓn del juez lo dice >>> dictamina que un niÑo no puede enfer puede permanecer con la familia por mÁs de 20 dÍ esto represent proceso para trump >>> estas imÁgenes de una madre agradecida con la cancillerÍa salvadoreÑa dan testimonios del caos >>> las liberan para la reunificaciÓn >>> en massachusetts angÉlica estÁ demandando para que agilicen la uniÓn con texas el trauma las unirÁ de por vida que te amo con todo mi corazÓn, me la quitaron y se la llevaron >>> en macalen cristina londoÑo noticias telemundo. >>> tambiÉn en las calles crece la presiÓn para reunificar las familias migrantes. >>> (gritos) >>> el pueblo unido jamÁs sera unido >>> hoy representantes de varias organizaciones padres y niÑos marcharon por la capital del paÍs con fotos

when i flew down here from boston, i just left a woman named angelica.ngelica fled guatemala with her eight-year-old daughter, fled violence, came to this country seeking asylum. when she was arrested after crossing the border, she was taken to a detention facility. and the guards there, in front of her child, asked her if they celebrated mother's day in gut gaut. she said yes. and they said, happy mother's day. then they told her she may never see her daughter again. and she has not seen her daughter april since may 11. she's been able to, she told me today, have a few phone conversations with her daughter who turned eight alone in a facility in texas. she had her birthday all alone. not just alone. she's cold, she's scared, she's got a cough, she's got pink eye and she doesn't know when she'll see her mother again. that's what this lawsuit is about. it's illegal in some ways and i'll just tick off a few of the various claims we've brought. both our state and our federal constitution recognize a fundamental right, a fundamental interest in keeping paren

. >> reporter angelica alvarez says he is telling the gop lawmakers to stop wasting their time. >> reporter: while hundreds of children have been reunited with their families more than a thousand are still waiting. this as house republicans delay a vote on immigration reform. it has been two days since president trump signed an executive order to keep children with their parents who cross the border illegally. details of implementing the change are still being worked out including where the families will stay. another pressing question, how the roughly 2300 children recently separated will be reunited with their families. the whit about 500 kids have been returned to their parents. one of those reunions took place this morning at the baltimore washington airport in maryland. her seven-year-old son was taken from her in may after they arrived in guatemala. she sued to regain custody and the justice department agreed to release the boy. after weeks of urging congressional republicans to take action on immigration, president trump is changing course and advising them to forget about immigratio

also, the children of the undocumented like angelica and her little sister deanna who is 6 years old, and you can read her t-shirt, don't deport my m mom. mom is here marching in the back as well. and these children know what is it like to live with the fear of being separated from their parents. angelica, can you tell us a little bit about that, and give us a window into what the kids inside of the facility are thinking and feeling? >> i think that they are feeling alone and scared, because they don't have anyone that they can be with who can care for them, and they are feeling the pain of the sadness that maybe one day, like, they won't be able to see their parents again, but i know that in my heart they will, and they will find them. >> why are you out here today? >> because my father, he was deported and i feel like fear and pain of being separated again from my mom, because she is very hard working, and i know that the children in there have hard working parents, too. and they want to be with them, because they feel complete with them and just like every family should. >> and wha

reporter angelica alvarez has more. >> reporter: we are hearing a lot about this but the first coming from president donald trump with what he calls a victory. the mission's highest court has ruled president donald trump's controversial travel -- travel ban constitutional handing a significant legal victory to the trump administration, rejecting the challenge the policy disseminated against muslims or exceeded the president's authority. >> a tremendous success. a tremendous victory for the american people. >> reporter: barring people from seven countries from entering the united states. in five years of those countries, the majority residents are muslim. roberts was joined by four other conservative justices. they determined the president has substantial control over immigration. the state of hawaii sued arguing it violates religious freedom laws. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: hawaii cited past comments from president donald trump as proof of illegal discrimination based on religion. justice sonia so

anne-marie. >> angelica al va rez. thank you. >>> on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell will be in annapolis with the latest on the investigation. >> and the battle lines are being drawn on who will replace retiring court justice anthony kennedy. president trump said he'll choose a nominee from a list of at least 25 names he nominated last year. this will be mr. trump's second court pick and will likely give the conservative court an edge. >> reporter: senate democrats joined protesters outside the supreme court vowing to block the president's nominee. >> women's access to safe legal abortions on the line. >> reporter: they argued the senate's republican leaders should delay a confirmation vote for months the way he held up and eventually sunk president obama's pick, mayor garland. >> reporter: that hope was quickly dashed. >> the senate will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall very and because mcconnell moved to change the laws last year, supreme court nominees can now be confirmed by a simple major

angÉlica nos cuenta mÁs. angÉlica: 10:05 cruzando el rio bravo, cae la noche en mcallen, texas.su madre donde descansa la bebÉ de aproximadamente dos aÑos. la mujer parece caminar hacia adelante, mientras la niÑa toca su rostro. 10:59, la espera. madre e hija junto a otro grupo de personas esperan rodeados por agentes uniformados con pistola en el cinto que conversan entre ellos. la pequeÑa mirada atenta, mientras su madre la retiene con ambas manos. 11:09 la preparaciÓn. la madre quita los cordones de los zapatos de su hija, ella colabora manteniendo firme el pie izquierdo. ambas digan su vista en los zapatos, mientras el uniformado la vigila. la luz de un vehÍculo deja ver su mano sobre la pistola, el uniforme y las botas. el resto del grupolista la espalda.11:16 el encuentro. la mujer vuelve a tomar en brazos a la niÑa mientras colabora con las funcionarias. una de ellas aprovecha la poca luz para revisar los documentos de ambas. en sus manos hay una pequeÑa bolsa plÁstica con sus pertenencias. el rostro de la madre revela cansancio, sus ojos parecen esquivar a las funcionari

angelica alvarez reports. >> they're sending a message. they want scott pruitt out.picked steven cook to run a superfund task force. he spent 20 years as a lawyer. part of the industry responsible for creating many of the toxic sites he's now in charge of cleaning up. >> if i were a governor or mayor, i would be really concerned that the game of politics is being played instead of cleaning up the sites and making communities safe. >> reporter: elgie holstein says it's about helping big business, not the environment. >> what is clear is his first choice of appointments is not going to be people who care about the environment. >> reporter: the "associated press" found nearly half of the political appointees recently hired at the agency have industry ties. while environmentalists are concerned cook's job history makes him bad choice for the job, the epa argues it makes his background good for the agency. pruitt's allies on capitol hill say he still has work do. >> it's important that people believe he's a person they can trust and will do the job without influence one w

i met angelica and her 3-year-old granddaughter last week. angel like ka told me she was worried about being separated from sophia, even though she is the only mother that 3-year-old has ever known. on friday, her worse fear came true. sophia was pleading with her not to leave her alone, not to leave her with the police. angelica told us she does not know where her 3-year-old granddaughter sophia is ever since they were separated by immigration officials friday. >> these are papers that say you're the legal guardian and they say these don't matter. no. these aren't important. this person is helping separated families. he ruins the house in san diego immigrants. they took in 32 immigrant parents after federal authorities withdrew criminal charges for illegal entry. the parents were separated from their children and do not know where they are. >> when this policy was implemented in the beginning, it was implemented without any plan. >> reporter: the department of homeland security says there is a process to ensure family members know the locati

facebook que en su inicra recaudar cierto din eroero pe r respuesta es mas de lo que esp r esperaban angelica >> les qyuieruiero enseÑar a a padres que los amerilos qu. >> lacifra llego a mas de 20 mdm es lgo qalgo que no vimos nunca . ->> esta campaÑa se lalmlama ras , un grupo en el sur de tezxas u que ayudaria a inmigrantes . >> nos da la psnosibilidad de a pagar estas foanianzas . >> la pareja esta soprprendi o con la respuesta y el imapacto q que tiene esto en la vida de m inmigrantes hasta el momento muchas personas en el mundo pa t participan en la campaÑa , una m muestra del interes por ayudar a familias separadas y el poder de la s redes sociales . >> al regreso en tlelemundo, e f fantasma de la compra del voto swe se asomka a dias de las elecci e elecciones mas grandes en mexico , garantizan autoridades que no hay lugar para el fraude . >> mexico se o;♪ en la tienda o en tu puerta. target. rápido y listo. ¡acomencemos. ¡así no se juega las escond eso es lo que tú crees, papito. [grito] y así es como el estudiante supera al maestro. sólo comen carne! ¡los dinosaurios... ♪ de hecho,

angelica alvarez cbs news, capitol hill. >> they are scrambling to find places to put immigrant families and one site they are considering is the concord naval weapons says -- abandoned airfield. it could hold up to 47,000 immigrants. the memo describes the housing is temporary. some young immigrants are already at a facility in south hill. the key program -- says it will offer he -- operate as a -- >> it's for undocumented minors being prosecuted -- process through the system typically here for 30 to 60 days. >> the nonprofit says on its website it does not support separating families at the border. >> another immigration matter making headlines in the bay area, immigrant families and supporters rallied outside of san francisco -- a san francisco courtroom challenging the temporary protected status program. it protects an estimated 300,000 people living illegally coming from the u.s. -- coming from countries from violence or disaster. >> they want to tell americans to fear undocumented people. there's no reason to fear. we are very beautiful people. >> like other tps holders they've liv

angÉlica: llegÓ el dÍa soÑado por algunos de los de la generaciÓn 2018. de sus compaÑeros, uno de ellos es joaquÍn olivera. " este debiÓ ser mi hijo", decÍa la -- la camiseta de la madre de joaquÍn. Él esperaba este momento. >> lo primero que Él iba a hacer era verme a los ojos y decirme, "we made it". angÉlica: la frase nunca llegÓ pero si llegÓ su mensaje al paÍs. >> el precio que nosotros pagamos es muy alto. angÉlica: este es el cuarto de joaquÍn oliver, el mismo al que invitar al presidente trump para que sintiera lo que estÁ viviendo e hiciera algo en contra del control de armas. este lugar es un tesoro para los oliver. para sus padres, tener tantos detalles que identificarÁ oliver les da mÁs fuerza para luchar. dicen que el compromiso de los alumnos de parkland es indestructible. >> esto va a seguir. ellos estÁn absolutamente comprometidos. angÉlica: un compromiso que comparten por una sola razÓn. >> esto es lo que no deberÍa suceder. satcha: que descanse en paz y le deseamos el mejor de los Éxitos a toda esta promociÓn que se graduÓ de la escuela

angelica alvarez for cbs news. the white house. >> donald trump says he's considering making more high profile pardons. mr. trump said today he may grant clemency to businesswoman martha stewart. stewart was convicted in 2004 of obstructing justic foryingabout. the president said he's also considering pardoning or commuting the sentence of rod blagojevich, the former politician currently serving a 14-year sentence. he appeared on the tv show "the apprentice." >>> today the president also met with relatives of victims from a school shooting in texas. he then went to a coast guard station to meet with the families behind closed doors. 10 people died in the attack at santa fe high school earlier this month. it's the 27th school shooting in the u.s. since president trump took office. >> lava is flowing over an area the size of six football fields. it's covered four and a half square miles over the past four weeks, destroying at least 70 homes so far. cbs reporter cart cart is on the big island and shows us hundreds of

angelica alvarez has more on the landmark decision. >> reporter: protesters from coast to coast rallied on the streets tuesday following the supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban. >> it codifies religious issues rooted in bigotry and will be viewed as a latest injustice. >> reporter: it applies to five mostly muslim countries. it also affects north korea and venezuela. >> a tremendous success. >> reporter: writing for the conservative chief justice john roberts, he said the travel ban was squarely within the scope of presidential authority to protect national security and says nothing about religion. >> we have to make sure that we vet people coming in to the country, we know who's coming in. >> reporter: the landmark 5-4 ruling divided justices along the ideological line. president trump's own nominee neil gorsuch helped tip the scales. >> it's un-american to do what has been done. >> reporter: while democrats were united against the decision, most republicans defended it. >> the court rightly concluded it has full constitutional and statutory authority to def

open winner angelica meets when martine del potro and ten time champion rafael nadal faces diego schwartzman well ahead of australian cricket has quit two months after a ball tampering scandal james sutherland was chief executive of the organization jury in the scandal in south africa that resulted in a suspension for test captain and vice captain as well as the resignation of coach darren lehmann solvent stepped down after seventeen years in charge and is given twelve months notice that is all your support for now i will feel a small team thank you very much indeed joe and that's it for this al-jazeera news hour don't go anywhere because laura will be in this chair in just a minute to take the floor of the day's news. territorial. social. and ethnic divisions. the daily reality piece in some of france's underprivileged communities. of zero world here's first hand account from suburban resident. paris. a divided city. that morales was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the governme

got binyam a good offense simona halep go head to head had to fight back from a set down to beat angelica in the quarterfinals and the remaining here's a two time runner up in paris must reach the final again if she's to hold on to her top ranking. margaret i was in fine form at her quarter final cruising past two time champion maria sharapova for the loss of just three games the two thousand sixteen roland garros champion will become well number one if she beats her to return to find. there's exactly a week to go before the world cup gets underway in russia and fee for president jenny in france you know says tournament officials are ready to address any issues of racism or discrimination if they happened just last month football's world governing body fined russia over thirty thousand dollars for racist abuse aimed at french players but infantino says referees at the world cup will have the power to stop much as if that happens again when it comes to discrimination would have clear procedures in place to fight discrimination including at least a process by the referees who can stop suspe

grand slam champion angelica herbert is back in the last states at roland garros for the first time in six years the german was a straight sets win over caroline garcia. and world number one simona halep is looking good in her effort to finally win a grand slam title she beat least muezzins for the loss of just three games on the richardson al-jazeera. and a long distance swimmer bangla comedy has set off on his record breaking attempt to cross the pacific ocean the fifty one year old began his journey from japan's east coast his two kids swam out to say goodbye to their father who expects his expedition to take more than six months to complete he'll be swimming for eight hours a day for condé who swam across the atlantic ocean in one thousand nine hundred faces a swim at nine thousand one hundred kilometers that will end in san francisco he's helping to raise awareness on plastic pollution and the pacific. and that's all your sport for now will be back with more later but for now it's back to you each i think for a good cause but i'd rather him than me and i exactly a week from today

he laid down their arms and some of them can take seats in congress that angelica politics and they don't really have to suffer many times since he says that that's not right and it's going to be a proper reparation is that you retribution. how far he decides to try and carry that would be one of the big factors in whether that stability continues in colombia or in the next four years and he said that you believe that security was clearly top of mind for voters and part of security is also a stable and thriving economy what are the challenges that lie ahead in that regard . well the climate coming into dispassionately into conflict into the very back it will and it's not really quickly but it's. it's the only act what's ridiculous or expand it. is that you don't look much just cold in golden realist coffee of course. and i think two case is going to emphasize that the continuation of that sort of model. which is as pointed out is it just the international press and the starting point i started my apologies for having to interrupt we're going after a break and for a live event now it's a a

this is angelica's house, open one day a week as a restaurant serving her unique style of bahian dishesnthony: how has being a master of capoeira -- how has that changed the rest of your life? >> woman: i think it changed a lot. women in general, they don't learn to fight. learning how to be involved in real fights, game and fight at the same time, we became more prepared to be involved with the symbolic fight. and, in our society, the women, they are not so well prepared like men. ♪ >> anthony: it was purely african in the beginning, and now it's afro-brazilian form? is that correct? >> woman: all the instruments are african instruments. >> anthony: right. they're singing. a lot of singing, and it's important. >> woman: yeah, yeah. and in portuguese. but we in our group, and in capoeira angola, we start to include music from other cultural, african cultural traditions, including lyrics in african languages. ♪ >> anthony: of all of the things that we look at as brazilian, from outside looking in, the cuisine, samba, all of these things are very african in origin. this is kind of where t

angÉlica: mientras me abrazaba me dijo de Último "mami, sabes, yo te amo con todo mi corazÓn".da a un centro de detenciones para menores en texas. desde entonces, la mujer sÓlo ha podido hablar con su hija en unas cinco ocasiones por llamadas de vÍdeo. angÉlica dice que su hija tiene miedo y se siente muy sola y que ha estado enferma con fiebre y conjuntivitis. ademÁs, de que fue lesionada por otro menor y que pasÓ su cumpleaÑos sola. esta organizaciÓn ganó este martes una demanda federal que obliga al gobierno a reunir a niÑos y padres separados a mÁs tardar en 30 dÍas. ademÁs, logrÓ reunir la semana pasada a esta otra madre guatemalteca con su hijo. docenas de casos mÁs han sido sometidos en otras cortes del paÍs. por otro lado, cifras del gobierno revelan que al menos 228 madres y padres fueron deportados sin sus hijos en abril. entre ellos, estÁ lourdes de leÓn. su hijo leo permanece en un centro para menores en nueva york. aparece en un video grabado de forma clandestina por una ex empleada del lugar. el niÑo se ve jugando, pero su actitud cambia cuando le preguntan por su

is that we would have the cast represented asvery person -- that anyone could become hamilton or angelicaryone in the statement tone once we started to add color specific pieces to the character, then they started to with the character. m >> thomas jefferson, every time you saw him on stage, y had to look at him. you go from that to "thewiz" on nbc. going to this futuristic out of the world sort of mind frame to come up with these kinds of designs. how do you do that? >> well, i mean, experience. i mean that it -- you do go into a different mind space. when you're dealing with something like "hamilton" you are creating a world that is referenced or i'm creating a world that's referencing actual people that existed. and then having it play to a modern audience with contemporary clothes, that could anything. so high fashion to, you know, absolutely anything. >> then you go fm that to what you're doing now at the kennedy center. w about o proud, the s the temptations. coming back to the real world. that range of imagination is actuallyti fasci. what's your challenge for the temptation show?

angela, y -- angelica what worke you doing? >> this administration has come to an all time low and dialed up the pain and suffering to our community. it's unacceptable that we are ripping small children from parents and not being able to reunite them. there is a court case that says babies have to be reunited within 14 days, older children within 30. it's up to us to make sure that becomes real. we need to tend zero tolerance policy criminalizing immigrants for seeking asylum after warning away from war, the worst violent but it's up to us as americans in a unified way to demand justice and humanity. >> alex, one of the things that they are asking folks who come to the rally is to donate to help them in the reunification efforts. real quick, angela how are you helping families get reunited in california? >> there is a whole group of organizations that are working day in and day out with the children to make sure that those children are given safe places and quickly connected to their parents and it's organizations like chirla,

angelica alvarez, cbs news, annapolis, maryland. >> two people were also treated at the hospital with minor injuries. neither was shot. those injuries are believed to have been caused by flying glass. and both of the people involved in the defamation suit are no longer with the paper. >>> a decades old cold case murder investigation has come to a violent end in the south bay. investigators say 72-year-old steven blake crawled attacked and killed a 19-year-old girl back in 1974. arliss perry was found dead inside the stanford memorial church. she had been strangled, stabbed and sexually assaulted. detectives say it was crawford who first reported the body to police while as a security guard but they had trouble getting evidence over the years. finally they got a hit. >> he knew he was a person of interest. he knew that we were continuing the investigation actively right now because our detective had talked to him recently. >> deputies say they were about to serve a search warrant at his san jose apartment yesterday morning when he shot himself. no word on exactly what investigators fou

let's get the very latest from our reporter, angelica alvarez, at the scene of that shooting.the friends and fellow reporters of the friends and fellow reporters of those who had been killed said we are going to get this week ‘s paper out. they have done that. that front page of the most difficult one may have ever had to put together. yes. definitely. we've just got a copy of this paper. it has all the pictures of the five victims. inside are stories about them. they have already been published online. talking about their contributions to the community and how they will all be missed by their colleagues and the community. the law—enforcement reminded everybody yesterday this is personal to them to because they interact with these reporters on a daily basis. this has hit everyone really ha rd. daily basis. this has hit everyone really hard. what more are police saying about the interrogation of the suspect and the possible motive? they are not saying too much about the specific interrogation. we're hoping to hear an update later today. as far as a motive, they have not spent t

at angelica, looking at adp and the energy story.et's start with you, the redhead crossing a little bit early on. they do not currently see itself making a bid, what are the applications? -- implications? >> we have a couple of interesting deals out of europe for theonsidering a bid adp ande assets of portugal. a very interesting situation, took its track off. the utility space in europe is under huge consolidation. a remains a bit of [indiscernible] by three gorges of china to try to gain control adp,e parent company of all the players interested in their renewables are moving their own pieces and trying to get ready so working with financial advisors as they evaluate the potential takeover bid. that includes the french company ng. guy: we have seen steel prices, off hard in china. >> for the fourth consecutive day. it is likely another bad day. also keep an eye on minors because it could hit that sector. anne-marie: this is one of the , on thebloomberg news the possibility of taking it private. the start -- stock is set to rise whe

people affected by this policy and as i said also religiously of the catholic church but also if angelica's were against it so there was a was a big front lined up against the president so he basically had to back down because his his friends from his own party told him if we continue to see crying children behind fences in cages that will hurt us in the upcoming midterm elections in november and one of the voters how has this issue played with the trump base. where the trump base interesting really supports these policies actually the latest polls showed that about two thirds of all voters were. ject this iraq tolerance policy at the border especially taking away kids from their parents but almost sixty percent of republicans support it in the gratian immigration control was one of the most important issues for donald trump during his election campaign one of the main reasons why he was elected and clearly his hardcore base of supporters maybe not on the republican party but his hardcore base of supporters they want strict immigration rules they want to crack down on illegal immigrants and

as you know evangelicals are not just an important part, they are the part so you watch these in angelica live voters and i would process this choice and they would say my first choice has been people i identify with and feel close to. next choice is ted cruz because i know he agrees with me on anything and my third choice is donald trump and my mouth would drop open. how is that the case and then they would explain. well i'm not sure carson argento can win and i'm not sure ted cruz can beat hillary. trump is something different. i don't know if she can handle him. so donald trump finished second in iowa, strong second for someone who do not really fit in culturally, but it really was a very pragmatic choice which i find ironic because a lot of economic conservatives for years have accused the evangelical voter in republican party of not being pragmatic. they felt like they got behind candidates who would lose. i can tell you how many meetings i've sat through with chamber of commerce republicans complaining about the lack of pragmatism of evangelical voters this time they they were incre

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