right now, there is almost 20,000 border patrol agents nationwide. st: for a stretch on the southern border, there was some military involvement in terms of support for you guys. is that still happening? brandon: yes, we still have the national guard that is down on the border. what they do is act behind the scenes. they run our cameras, they help with certain detention facilities, which allows us to free up our agents to be in the field to secure the border. they are a great help. host: is that because -- you use the national government because we need to increase the side of the border patrol staff? brandon: yes, we just do not have enough agents to put our agents in the field. when our agents have to be in the processing center to process individuals, or when our agents have to run our cameras or monitor sensors, it takes agents out of the field where we need them in the field to patrol the border. host: we have calls waiting. we will hear from jim first on long island on the independent line. caller: hi, great job, buddy. i don't know why they did

right now, there is almost 20,000 border patrol agents nationwide. host: for a stretch on the southern border there was some , military involvement in terms of support for you guys. is that still happening? brandon: yes we still have the , national guard that is down on the border. what they do is act behind the scenes. they bring our cameras, they help with certain detention facilities, which allows us to free up our agents to be in the field to secure the border. they are a great help. host: is that because -- you use the national government because we need to increase the side of the border patrol staff? brandon: we do not have enough agents to put our agents in the field. when our agents have to be in the processing center to process individuals, or when our agents have to run our cameras or monitor sensors, it takes agents out of the field where we need them in the field to patrol the border. host: we have calls waiting . we will hear from jim on long first island on the independent line. caller: great job, buddy. i don't know why they didn't com

but this is border patrol work. this is border work.his is border security work. >> you can bring the bivens action if he was a rogue actor acting outside of policy which does not present itself here. >> if we are assuming the officer used excessive force, you can bring the bivens action, is that correct? >> if it fell outside the policy, yes, of course. >> now we're bringing it ten miles up the border except the person involved is on the u.s. side of the border, still a bivens action? >> inside of the united states border, correct. >> okay. so a lot of foreign affairs concerns are present there. so too a lot of national security concerns if we're saying that border security is a facet of national security, right? >> correct. >> okay. so, then the question is why when we just moved 3 inches over there's a different answer. that, i think, is the question that many people have been asking you. >> that's right. i believe the border is real. it's a real line. it cannot be extended. the constitution can't be extended into a foreign country.

somebody call border patrol! sh): smith: one vigilante group, the united constitutional patriots, heeded the call to fortify the border and began toa live-stheir encounters with migrants. >> holy cow, you guys, they're. still comi >> smith: in this video, hundreds of migrants can be seei cr near monument 1, an historic marker next to el paso. >> an open border at monument 1. invasion, guys. gotta build the wall. gotta back trump up. we gotta stop this asylufraud. >> sit down! all the way! >> this tends to flare up as rhetoric about the border heats up and there's concern aboutof large numbereople coming across, and of course we've heard, you know, the "invasion" and... >> smith: you've seen direct linkage between the rhetoric heating up in shington and on the news programs, and the emergence of these militias? >> well, the militia memberswi tell you that themselves. "wre here because our president told us that we need to defend the border." (man shouting in spanish) >> smith: this video was shot by anthony aguero,

judd, a border patrol agent. national border patrol council is. guest: we are the organization that represents the interests of border patrol agencies nationwide. we represent them legally and politically in whatever they want us to do. host: how long have you been a border patrol agent? guest: 22 years. host: president trump is meeting with your group. can you tell us what that is expected to be about? guest: he will be talking about what the policies of the administration has implemented to make our job safer and, two and more importantly, what he has been doing the border more secure for the american public. host: you have been a border patrol agent for 22 years. under a lot of administrations, give us a sense of how things are under the trump administration, for your organization. guest: if you look at the past administration, we felt demoralized. policiesot -- due to by the agency, we were not allowed to do our job. when that happens, we just don't feel good. everybody wants to feel like they have accomplished something when they go home at t

>> it's in the united states but this is border patrol work. this is border security work. >> you could bring the bivens action if he was a rogue actor acting outside of policy which does not present itself here. >> if we are assuming the officer used excessive force you can bring the bivens action, is that correct? >> if it fell outside the policy. >> now we're bringing 10 miles up to the border except the person involved, this is mister vladeck's typo, still on the border. >> inside of the border, correct. , it was in the border and 30 is a fasten national security, right? >> correct. >> why when we moved three inches over, there is a different answer. i believe that is the answer that a lot of people have been asking you. >> that's right. >> i believe the border is real, it's a real line and it can't be extended. the constitution cannot be extended into a foreign country. the real one, the way the line draws the phone a real one. usually. the analysis that we go through on the bidens claim, and i think it's the analysis that the government wa

is a border patrol agent, also president of a national border patrol council. tell us what the national border patrol council is. >> we are the organization that represents the interests of border patrol agents nationwide. we represent them legally and politically in whatever interests they want us to do. >> how long have you been a border patrol agent? >> 22 tears. >> president trump is meeting with your group. can you tell us what the meeting is about? >> he will speak with the spouses and children of our border patrol agents talking about what the policies the administration has implemented tomake our job safer and make the border more secure for the american public. >> you have been an agent for 22 years. andre a lot of administration. give us your sense of how things are under the trump administration. >> if you look at the past administration, we felt greatly demoralized. we were not necessarily -- due to policies by the agency, we were not necessarily allowed to do our job. when that happens, we do not feel -- everybody wants to feel like they have accom

>> it's in the united states but this is border patrol work. this is border security work. >> you could bring the bivens action if he was a rogue actor acting outside of policy which does not present itself here. >> if we are assuming the officer used excessive force you can bring the bivens action, is that correct? >> if it fell outside the policy. >> now we're bringing 10 miles up to the border except the person involved, this is mister vladeck's typo, still on the border. >> inside of the border, correct. , it was in the border and 30 is a fasten national security, right? >> correct. >> why when we moved three inches over, there is a different answer. i believe that is the answer that a lot of people have been asking you. >> that's right. >> i believe the border is real, it's a real line and it can't be extended. the constitution cannot be extended into a foreign country. the real one, the way the line draws the phone a real one. usually. the analysis that we go through on the bidens claim, and i think it's the analysis that the government wa

host: joining us is a border patrol agent and president of the national border patrol co

[applause] i'm thrilled to be here today with the national border patrol council and the hero of the united states for patrol. you safeguard our communities, protect our families, defend our country. thank you. it is a tough job, but most of you would not trade it for any other. you love what you do. it is tough and dangerous. you do a job like well septa think mexico. we have 27,000 mexican soldiers now on our border. the numbers have been fantastic. as chad has either told you are will tell you. 27,000, think of the mexican soldiers. they are now guarding our border. i want to thank the president of mexico who is doing a terrific job over there. easy situation over there. not an as long as i'm president, you will always have a loyal champion in the oval office. am with you like no president becauseam with you like no president has been with you. [applause] just like i pledged as a scandal i made it a top priority , to support my nations agents andle border law enforcement all over the country, because law enforcement out of the country is doing an incredible job and make sure you ha

border patrol and customs and border protection. ? i >> just border patrol. >> this is a slight typo that has you've been both positions and you are not just wanted to clarify that. let me just for the record take note of the fact that a number of children had died in 2018 that in fact no child had died in cbp custody for the entire decade of 2018 and we lost -- jacqueline felipe and a number of children that proceeded to get medical care in case of the cbp and ultimately for migrant children who passed away or shortly after being released from federal custody. both of you whether you have children or not or are around children or around relatives that acknowledge the death of any child is a crisis and tragic, mr. hastings? >> as i said earlier i'm a father and a grandfather and it is a tragedy. >> doctor eastman? >> i am a parent in the death of any child is devastating. i think it's important to not only note that is not just devastating to the parents, but i was in our facility and i went and saw our personnel who tried valiantly t

even if we look like the border patrol processing. event to provide assistance so the great violence of 80 percent the drug cartels used are from america and 40 percent come from the state of texas we have to stop the illegal guns i have been at the atf they are huge guns. and weapons are being used. >> i cannot agree more this is a whole government approach. and within a couple hours that has to be a whole donor approach that intelligence driven approach we went to go into the shops and go to the head of the state it is a huge problem we work with the government of mexico and the attorney general that is so whole government approach and work with the government now with certain strategic locations. the one thing to support that is the ongoing discussions but to get more intelligence analyst with those operations is a key part of this to put pressure on mexico it is lacking in the government of mexico. its pieces and parts to actually build a large weapons. >> you can put something together we don't want to talk about the department o

[laughter] from day one we have given border patrol the tools and resources you need on your job, theesults of been nothing short of extruder. david: also get that, president trump counting the success of the border wall in the construction of the border patrol agent to the national border patrol council, this is the pentagon plans to treat her repointing billion dollars from the general budget to secure our southern border. let's bring in a man who is with the president today and was called on by the president, that was nice to hear. brandon judd, the national border patrol president. brandon it is so good to see you. i was telling you in the break, i was so pleased that finally after all the derision that was thrown in your way by the democrats, let's face it, the democrats who were saying, the work you were doing was not effective or anti-immigrant. finally you are being recognized for the work that's put your lives are risk. >> first off, it's great to be with you. you are absolutely correct. president trump said it better than anybody could upset it. any time we are recognized by

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right now, there is almost 20,000 border patrol agents, nationwide. : there was some military involvement in terms of support for you guys. is that still happening? guest: we still have the national guard at the border. they act behind the scenes. they run our cameras. they help with certain detention facilities, which allows us to free up our agents to secure the border. they are a great help. host: do you use the national government because we need to increase the size of border patrol? guest: we don't have enough border patrol agents to put our agents in the field. when they have to be in the processing centers and process individuals or have to run our cameras or monitor sensors, it takes agents out of the field where we need them in the field to control the border. host:host: we will hear from -- host: we will hear from jim, first on the independent line. caller: great job, buddy. when they have that law passed in new york, where they had the lines out of the building, they could have snagged some of these guys. i live where they chopped up some p

border patrol needs technology. we continue to request additional technologies. they also need the impedence and denial that an effective border wall system provides and that comes directly from the operators. >> if you utilize manpower and technology, you can be more efficient than a wall. why? you can see further out. and that's the question on the northern border. and it's a question that the senator from north dakota brought up and that these towers are critically important and cost pennies on the dollar. we're spending, what, $2.5 billion on a potential pandemic? by the way, if the 2% mortality rate out of china, i hope we have intell to back that up because they haven't been very forthright with a lot of information they don't want us to know. i think that's another thing. we're spending $2.5 billion on a potential pandemic and we're spending 17.5 million that we just started on a wall. anyway, it doesn't make any sense. i want to talk about something more fun. election security. >> yes. >> we've got interference in the run-up -- potential foreign interferen

border patrol has faced challenges in hiring in recent years. even to cover attrition. what changes have you made in the hiring process to receive on boarding 750 new agents this year? >> i appreciate that question. actually it's something that the team has been work on for quite some time. if you look back the last two years, the firts st time in a l time, hiring has outpaced attrition. that shows tremendous progress that they have made on the overall processes. some of it has been on the technological side to improve data collection and analysis of where we should go and how we should do that and where we should target. it's made a significant diffence. we're very confident that we'll be able to continue that process and be able to hire those additional agents. >> thank you, sir. recent audit reports indicate that flctb or cpb have the capacity to train a number of agents a year. >> we have increased our academy capacity, but we're, i mean, we're already booked up through fy 20, and all our academies are at capacity, so we're looking for additional opportunities to bu

the impede yens and denial that the new border wall system provides to border patrol agents, again, is night and day to what they previously had. as i toured the border and as i go down there and talk to our men and women in green, i ask them, what do they need to secure the border? resources, technology, and then obviously the staffing. so it's sort of a three-legged stool. when we talk about technology, the first thing they ask for is an effective border wall system that, again, provides that impede yens denial so they can respond in a timely manner and then apprehend those that are looking to get in. >> the processing agents that we provided for -- i might have the incorrect name there -- you know what i am talking about, border patrol -- that we provided for in the last budget was kind of a new concept for the department. partly to alleviate what our border agents were doing, border patrol agents were doing in lieu of their front line job of law enforcement. maybe transportation or other, health care, something of that nature. and also to be part of a recruiting tool to maybe get f

plans to do ploy border patrol agents from the southern border to so-called sensory cities across the country to arrest undocumented immigrants. in a statement the acting director of ice said in jurisdictions where we are not allowed to assume custody of aliens from jails or officers are forced to make at-large arrests of illegal aliens who have been released and it communities. president trump railed against sensory cities as violent offenders in a state of the union address. and on friday again when he spoke to members of the border patrol at the white house. >> americans are entitled to safe neighborhoods and safe streets, provided when given the opportunity. with thanks ray cities they're really not given that opportunity. >> reporter: sensory cities such as chicago, new york, san francisco and los angeles generally refused to help the federal government enforce controversial immigration policies. >> here in los angeles we are not coordinating this. >> if anyone thinks they can come here to our city and terrorize our residence into the shadows, let me say this, they've got another

talk about autonomous surveillance towers. >> that's a piece border patrol technology to secure the border through technology and physical infrastructure so the autonomous structures have that strategy they are relocatable they run off of self supported power so they provide a capability for border patrol to improve upon the towers they have out there. we are very excited about the capabilities. >> are you still going through that process quick. >> it is a continuing discussion but we like those capabilities the towers provided we will continue to deploy them. >> i went and got my real id if you get those with ongoing but by october 1 folks will have to have it to get on an airplane what happens if somebody shows up and it isn't a real id? >> thank you for the question this continues to be an issuing program because in our mind the states of had 14 years to phase this and. we encourage states to invest in the majority of them have all states are compliant all that you are issuing at the moment. we like them to go faster i think they would like to go faster so we continue to have that dialo

because of that we've had to double the border patrol on three separate occasions because of the number of people that were crossing our borders illegally. anytime you intensify -- i will go back to that. if you intensify crime, it is going to take place. we have laws in this country to protect the american public. thatly, it is the laws >> at the time i said you do not run for second place. said, the second half of my conversation is that i would be honored to stand in service of the nominee of my party. if that nominee decides that they would like for me to serve as the running mate and potentially the vice president, i would be honored to do so. saturday, former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams discusses political activism and voting rights. you can see her remarks beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> senator elizabeth warren took her campaign to arlington, virginia. she talked about the economy, campaign finance law, and the green new deal. >> so i'm here today to ask you two things. the first one is to ask you to get in this fight with me to help build an america that do

us tonight chief ortiz please stand was a grateful nation thanks you and all of the heroes of border patrol and ice thank you very much. was to build on these historic gains we are working on legislation to replace our outdated and randomized immigration system with one based on merit welcoming those who follow the rules contribute to our economy support themselves financially and uphold our values was with every action my administration is restructuring the rule of law in reasserting the culture of american freedom. was working with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell thank you mitch was and his colleagues in the senate we have confirmed a red. number of 187 new federal judge thank you. and we have many in the pipeline. my administration is also defending religious liberty and that includes the constitutional right to pray in public schools. in america we don't punish prayer we don't tear down crosses we don't ban symbols of faith we don't muzzle preachers and pastors in america we celebrate faith we cherish religion we lift our voices in prayer and we raise our sights to the lorry of g

a crisis at our border patrol. u go back to it, saying it's the entire picture. it's not just the southwest border. it's also the interior. pete: every state is a border state. go after the interior once the illegal immigrants come here to go to sanctuary cities, new york, los angeles, chicago. and elsewhere. here is a bi little bit of those democrats upset with the latest development. ayanna pressley saying we will not stand for that rashida tlaib got arrested yesterday. suspects sickening. mayor de blasio now supporting bernie sanders saying trump's desperate attempt to get reelected and michael bloomberg only a tie rant behaves this way. so the debate of 2019 continues. clearly, at least on the campaign trail in 2020. pete: so only a tyrant enforces the law that have been passed by congress and the idea that citizens should be shielded from illegal criminals. we are talking about criminals here who are arrested and never transferred over to ice border patrol saying we are going to help do something about that. em

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you referenced the long statutory jurisdiction of the border patrol to deal with the border. they don't just stand at the border on the international line to enforce the security of this country. they have to have the ability to do that in some depth and so, you know, it's a sad day to see something like this and hopefully #boycot greyhound will pick up and we'll see how it plays out. but we'll have some discussions with this. this is not something that they talk to us about before they made their public comments, so for us, it's ultimately about how we can all work together and the effectiveness of our law enforcement efforts. leland: noteworthy-- >> it isn't always about the rhetoric. leland: noteworthy they didn't talk to you guys first. if you broaden this out, is this an isolated incident? are you seeing other businesses becoming more actively hostile towards ice and towards enforcement efforts that you have going on? >> this is more the political activist community, sanctuary cities effort is really more where it has been typically focused and you reported on some inter

a couple months ago. >> we work with border patrol. they patrol my town. we and they make stops, they pull people over, right now they pull someone over, they can't run the license plate, they do no know anything about the car if it is stolen or if -- >> you must be relating that -- for give me, information to governor cuomo, is he giving any kind of response. acknowledging and receipt of those complaints? >> no, none, he is just doubling down and refusing to bend anyway. if he wants to come up with some sort of a system, where the federal government cannot search the database they specifically looking for people that are here illegally, i am sure we could work that out, reason able people could. but right now, she fla he is plt denying access to anyone in federal government to our dmv records. >> turning a blind eye to federal government and local police officers, we wish you the best, we're very appreciate schiff of the worappreciative ou thief. >> with meech typ impeachment et falling short, democrat look for their next attack on pre

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i grew up in south texas, the border patrol was everywhere in south texas. there was police activity for other reasons. i never saw as much crime in one place as my percent weekend in the ivy league, right? my first weekend in college. all right? and, i assure you that the police could have smelled their way, this was before i wanted legalization, the police could have smell their way to federal crimes and they weren't interested in doing that. on the contrary all right. so that kind of immunity that comes with being primarily privileged, wealthy white person is not something that communities of color can count on. and so until we get beyond that racist disparity in the criminal justice system, then, i don't think it is ever justifiable to tack on a secondary punishment, a a secondary consequence, the fact that a large group of people doing what they shouldn't be doing, some of them have the misfortune getting caught, others don't, a lot of time it is just because of the skin you were born into, the wealth that you, that you have come to benefit from. >> can

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>> lawrence: i don't think it's too much, i think it's too much on the border patrol. are responsible for securing borders, for example, 85% of it but they can only really secure 15% of the border. so it's unfair, their backup is 6 miles out, but it's also an indictment on these cities. no one is asking these local law enforcement to go out and round up people. what they're saying is, they are already in your custody, don't release them, let the federal agents come and pick them up and the fact that many of these liberal cities are refusing to do this is shameful. they are all supposed to be brothers in law enforcement, and the fact that they won't work with them when they get all this grant money, donald trump should start taking some of that money away. >> dagen: i want to listen to chicago's mayor, she posted a video to twitter pushing back. look at this. >> we will not be bullied, period. if anyone thinks they can come here to our city and terrorize our residents into the shadows, let me say this. they've got another thing comi coming. chicago will always stand stro

president trump to speak to national border patrol council in just a few moments as the white house isng nearly $4 billion on military fund to go help build the border wall, many wonder if this is the right move, to respond i would like to bring border commerce and secretary council president nelson pulido. >> thanks for having me back. charles: trump is getting the wall built, he's doing it at the expense of the military, what are your thoughts? >> look, i think we need a border wall, there's no question that we need something, we need the technology but what we really need is a comprehensive approach to this issue. that means a multiagency approach to look at the transcriminal organizations that are operating south of the border, you know, smuggling humans that are bringing the drugs over the border and in short, everything is -- is needed but unless we start looking at addressing those issues and hope the president can talk about some of those things because if you think about how do we stop people from, remember, approaching our southern border is stopping the people that are enabl

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joining us is bra -- brandon ju, the president of the border patrol council.e to hold up a magnet right now in an election year to illegal immigrants throughout the hemisphere saying come on up? we are open for business? >> it's absolutely insane. especially when you read the article in conservative review that talks about this. when we are still in a border security crisis, president trump last week said we are still in a border security crisis. he's going to continue that until we get it all under control. then to talk about amnesty, that's one of the main magnets that draw people across our borders. we want the number of border crossers to go down. when you have bills like this and you have the support of republicans, all you are doing is asking more people to violate our laws, then we can't folk was we need to focus on. lou: if that's all we were doing i might be able to accept that. but let me show you what else we are asking for. i mean the u.s. senate, and the congress of the united states. if this white house has any part in these two bills, shame on t

border patrol. jodi jones of farmersville, california. her brother was shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant. alien robert snyder are from kansas city. they have health issues. they will be in the box with jenny a and stephanie davis. her motherader, stephanie davis is a proponent of school choice. gage are from stillwater oklahoma. her husband was killed in afghanistan. they are being honored by the president along with paul morrow of montgomery, alabama. he is now working in an opportunity zone in alabama, where he is open to concrete plans. finally, the former chief of police in venezuela capital city who had been arrested by the tovez regime and escaped fort lauderdale. most people will be sitting in the president's box. he will probably refer to them throughout his speech. slidell, louisiana. how do you describe the state of the union? >> i describe the state of the union to be precarious. >> why? >> i think that due to how unstable our president is, we are no longer trusted by our allies. economy is notr good as people think

border patrol agent a decade ago cannot sue the officer in federal court without the approval of the u.s. congress. in 2010, the teenager, sergio adrian hernandez guereca, was shot across the el paso-juarez border by u.s. border patrol agent jesus mesa, jr. the team was in mexico. it's the latest example of impunity for u.s. border patrol officers who commit homicide across the mexican border. in 2018, a federal jury in tucson, arizona, found border patrol agent lonnie swartz not guilty of manslaughter after for shooting and killing 16-year-old jose rodriguez through the u.s.-mexico border fence in 2012. to see our coverage with his family in mexico, go to democracynow.org. a british pharmaceutical company has reached a tentative deal to settle hundreds of u.s. lawsuits over its role in fueling the opioid crisis. the generic drug manufacturer mallinckrodt says the $1.6 deal has the support of billion attorneys general from 47 u.s. states and territories. federal data show the company was a top provider of highly addictive prescription pain medication at the peak of the opioid crisis,

will cause the the the a grateful nation thanks you and all of the heroes of border patrol and ice thank you very much. al build on these historic gains we are working on legislation to replace our outdated and randomized immigration system with one based on merit welcoming those who follow the rules contribute to our economy support themselves financially and uphold our 'd values would leave every action my administration is restructuring the rule of law in reasserting the culture of american freedom. thank. goodness working with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell thank you mitch. and his colleagues in the senate we have confirmed a record number of 187 new federal judges to uphold our constitution as written this includes 2 brilliant new supreme court justices nailed gorsuch and brett kavanaugh they lead 100 line. and we have many in the pipeline. my administration is also defending religious liberty and that includes the constitutional right to pray in public schools. 100 law in america we don't punish prayer we don't tear down crosses we don't ban symbols of faith we don't muzzle

customs and border patrol typically detain people along the border and at ports of entry. today "the new york times" reported 100 border patrol officers will be assigned to ten sanctuary cities. mayor liccardo posted a series of tweets tonight saying he rejects the administration's tactics of fear, tearing families apart. oakland mayor libby schaaf also taking a stand. >> oakland does not need tactical agents. we need safety. wemeland security has not named oakland or san jose as deployment targets. list. >>> the man acquitted in the shooting death of kate steinle won't be tried for federal gun charges. today an evaluator says jose inez garcia isn't competent to stand trial because of his mental illness. he was found not guilty of steinle's death in 2017 but federal prosecutors later filed a weapons possessions charge. zarate is an undocumented imfwrai immigrant and remains in jail. >>> the last direct flight to mainland china from the bay area took off from sfo tonight. all commercial airlines have suspended most flights between the u.s. and china through march because of

. >>> the trump administration plans to send border patrol agents to sanctuary cities across the country. in san francisco is on the list. >>> more people than ever are making the commute from the sacramento valley. >> i make it to sacramento at 4 am. and then i take the 430 to santa clara. >> why some say that they have discovered that it is well worth the extra time. >>> now at 11, and streaming on cbsn bay area. valentines day dinner disrupted. good evening i am ken bastida. >> and i am elizabeth cook. renters fighting to stay in their homes take over a bay area restaurant. whether wanted their voices heard during peak dining hours. >> reporter: the protesters walked into the keystone tonight, this is a property that is owned by a group that owns other buildings in the bay area. protesters say that corporate greed may force them to move out of their homes. roughly 60 protesters walked to to the keystone with a message. many in this group live on the property owned by them. >> really what we know is what is going on, long-term tenants are getting pushed out. >> reporter: she is lived i

this video was taken recently at a border patrol tactical unit training which offers agents a chance to prepare for high risk operations becoming a member is no easy feat candidates undergo weeks of intense exercises in small unit and defensive tactics operation planning and vance weapon skills and air mobile operations you know i like how they jump in the water. public pools should have swat team hours so it's only fair for the word. this is a war why are you panicking lee sure it's a war against america's most liberal cities go we have hundreds of freelance graphic designers slash d.j. slash nannies on our side. every we work is a situation room. we're really waging war and sanctioning our own cities. and i mean these want teams won't necessarily round up more undocumented immigrants were to patrol can't search or arrest anyone without a warrant or reasonable suspicion but they can scare the shit out of everyone i mean imagine seeing a guy carrying a gay grenades an arm or just walking on the sidewalk and imagine how slow that guy will walk way down by all the gear. you know i bett

th're very much a militaristic squad from within want border patrol. it was bortac agentkewho bro into the home where eli gonzalez, involved in an international asylum scandal. but they molso, nore commonly, they're breaking into stash houses that smuggling organizations are running. these are places known to be full ofd drugs a weapons and dangerous people and breaking down the door to get them out. >> sreenivasan: is the city of san francisco or atlanta or housn or chicago or new york, are they planning to take and steps to try to figure this out, because this is a deral jurisdiction, the gornment has the right to put these agents into place. these are aeady police partments that are not government. with the federal so what happens here? >> i think what we've seen up until this point, when local mayors get involved and they don't like the enforcement rctics of the administration they make al effort to let people know so they don't come outside. it'snmportant to point out this case. we talked about all the capabilities the bortac agents have, but a lo

jonathan hunt explains what the decision means for migrants in held by border patrol. >> reporter: this is one of the photographs used for evidence in this case showing migrants held in a processing facility in 2015. in conditions the migrants and advocacy groups call "inhumane." district judge david -- agreed. ruling that cbt cannot hold any migrant it detains longer than 48 hours unless cbp provides conditions of confinement that meets basic human needs. a bed with the blanket, shower, food that meets acceptable dietary standards, potable water and many medical assessments performed by a medical professional. the ruling only applies to cbp's arizona sector and also makes permanent and preliminary injunction the same the judge issued in 2016, that require cbp to obtain clean mats and clean like it's too migrants held longer than 12 hours. an attorney for the national immigration law center, one of the groups that brought the case, called the court decision "a tremendous victory for communities everywhere, fighting courageously to uphold human dignity and the rights enshrined in our con