was going to conduct raids in brockton, massachusetts. jamie eldridge is a massachusetts state senator and supports representative dubois' and trying to make massachusetts sanctuary state for immigrants. thank you for coming on. you would like to see the state of massachusetts vote to makee the commonwealth a sanctuary city for people here illegally. that seems to be legitimate.mo if you are able to do that, how would you feel if a sheriff in massachusetts told people to ignore the law that you passed. do you think people should be punished for that? >> when we are talking about representative dubois, she was looking out for the best interest of her entire community.

in brockton massachusetts molly line "fox news." lou: turning now to law and order the law and ordered administration. a few thoughts now that we are just a few days from a battle over the president supreme court nomination judge neil gorsuch. the senate judiciary committee is expected to vote monday after the democrats delayed the vote for we vote for we present majority leader mcconnell says gorsuch will be confirmed, will be confirmed next friday. back in 2006 gorsuch was unanimously confirmed to the tenth circuit court of appeals and 12 of the 48 now democratic senators were also in the senate then. yet 32 democratic senators have already said they are opposed to gorsuch in the majority of them supporting a filibuster against him. i believe the democrats are acting as nothing but obstructionist and petty partisans. white house press secretary sean spicer today lashed out. >> a partyline filibuster by the senate i nor is not a fair up-or-down vote. you don't have to look further than the voices of many democrats to see why in 201

brockton massachusetts. there was a sheriff from the area in massachusetts who testified on the hill today, hear his response. >> this is the most outrageous, outrageous thing i think, example of what is going on across the united states that is undermining my job and every other law enforcement officer in the united states to keep our community safe. that elected official is responsible for protecting the welfare of the people in their communities. needs to understand they can be protecting someone i.c.e. is looking for that may be connected to terrorism, transnational gangs, or in some other horrific criminal history they have. >> shannon: jonah, he went on to say he thinks would be able -- people who are doing this, there should be federal arrest warrants. >> i will withhold judgment about how that would work. there are some proponents of thinks receipts making perfectly fine arguments for how social services should be done when you have illegal immigrants around. as a general proposition, this is outrage

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raid in brockton. fox news correspondent molly lyons joins us with more on tha that. >> you are right, she is facing considerable backlash here in the community after putting this posting on facebook, essentially warning undocumented immigrants about a rumored raid that would be taking place by the federalal officials. a democrat from brockton published this post on tuesday. she claimed she got word on this impending raid from someone in the latin community. u.s. and immigrations and customer customs enforcement would be in the city on wednesday. she advised that if you are undocumented, do not go out on the street. if there's a knock on the door of your house and you do not know who it is, don't open the door.'s and to be careful. she pushed back against any notion that she has taken this too far.be >> do you think there's an issue with spreading a rumored -- >> it is information in my community. t >> do you see how this could be seen as fear mongering? >> no. >> why not? >> i just don't. >> local and

a democrat from brockton published this post on tuesday. she claimed she got word on this impending raid from in a latin community. they would be in the city on wednesday, today. she advised that if you are undocumented, do not go out on the street. if there's a knock on the door of your house and you do not know who it is, don't open the door. i ask you to be careful. she pushed back against any notion that she has taken this too far. >> the issue with spreading a rumored -- >> it is information in my community. >> do see how this could be seen as fear mongering? >> no. >> why not? >> i just don't. >> local and federal law enforcement were quick to denounce this action including the sheriff of the county. hood recently testified before congress on capitol hill called for the leaders of sanctuary cities to be arrested. he believes that michelle dubois betrayed her constituents. >> him to have chosen constantly to violate her oath and put more interest in protecting illegals, potentially criminals if i.c.e. were involved in this initiative,

she's the democratic from brockton. said she got this information from a friend in the latin community that u.s. immigration and customs enforcement would be in the city today. she advised if you are undocumented don't go out on the street. if there is a knock on the door, don't open the door. i ask you to be careful. take a listen. she has pushed back against any notion that she's gone too far. >> the issue with spreading a rumor. >> no, i don't. it's information in my community. >> do you see how this could be c construed as fear mongering? >> no. >> why not? >> reporter: she merely said she passed along information and let ice know that everyone in brockton was aware of this alleged planned raid. sandra? >> sandra: what's reaction from law enforcement? >> reporter: law enforcement has been quick to weigh in, including local sheriff in bristol county, who just testified before congress on capitol hill. she called for the leaders of sanctuary cities to be arrested, but also believes dubois should step down. >> this is

will be in brockton on that day. if you are undocumented, don't go out on the street.or, you don't know who it is, don't open the door." my next guest is the a sheriff of where that lady came from just over the line. this is sheriff of bristol county. his name is sheriff thomas thomas hodgin. >> thank you, stuart, for having me. stuart: you want to go out and arrest mayors of sang wary cities. can you do that? >> i don't have the jurisdiction to do it. certainly federal authorities do. look, mayors and elected officials who are saying they're going to defy the federal law and harbor, conceal people who are in our country illegally, they need to be held to the same standards of accountability for violating the law that everyone much their constituents would be held to if they did the same thing. stuart: the idea you should warn illegals, hey, i.c.e. is coming, get out of the way, that is clearly out of bounds. but sheriff, do you have some sympathy for illegals who may have come to this country as children, maybe against their own will, and they could be subject to depo

ice will be in brockton on that day. okay.ddress, you know, people who are in this country illegally without a criminal record, that's one thing. but she is also alerting if that was her intention, people who are in this country illegally and have a criminal record or have a warrant out for their arrest, telling them as well, hey, look out, don't open the door because the bad guys are coming for you. >> what would she do, steve, if it was a d.e.a. raid with one of our task forces. would she notify the smugglers and the drug dealers about the same thing? this is the most outrageous thing i have ever heard an elected official to do completely undermining their oath and undermining law enforcement's efforts to keep the community safe. steve: i understand you had a meeting yesterday. you have another one today. you say leaders of sanctuary cities should be arrested. explain that idea. >> look, any elected official in this country that openly defies federal law under section 1324 clearly states anyone who knows someone to be in the

. >> bill: did they indeed raid of brockton? >> i'm not aware of a raid at this point.he underlying issue is that we have an elected official who has gone out of her way not to protect the citizens of her community but to harbor people who are targeted, not only putting i.c.e. agents at risk, because we need the element of surprise come up with regard to a place, dealing with some heavy duty transnational gangs involved in trafficking are the other things going on out there, we don't want to come up on some arsenal where they are prepared and seriously injure or kill any of our law enforcement people, never mind these crimes these people would get away with going down the road if she creates this -- >> bill: on your experience, i.c.e. is targeting criminals, not gardeners and house painters, right? >> no question about it. >> bill: so, dubois will say i am looking out for the poor chambermaids who don't deserve . that is what she will say. now, you pointed to -- i made reference to this in the previous statement, title eight, u.s. code 1234. it is missed dubois in viola

was going to conduct raids in brockton, massachusetts.ridge is a massachusetts state senator and supports representative dubois' and trying to make massachusetts sanctuary state for immigrants. thank you for coming on. you would like to see the state of massachusetts vote to makee the commonwealth a sanctuary city for people here illegally. that seems to be legitimate.mo if you are able to do that, how would you feel if a sheriff in massachusetts told people to ignore the law that you passed. do you think people should be punished for that? >> when we are talking about representative dubois, she was looking out for the best interest of her entire community. we know the i.c.e. raids have been incredibly destabilized communities. it caused immigrants, legal or undocumented, to have less trust in calling the police about a crime. she was really looking out for the best interest of all of her constituents including the immigrants. that's why we filed the safe communities act to limit police interaction with i.c.e. rates. >> tucker: i've heard

. >> i sprayed and brockton. if you are undocumented, don't go on in the street.door at your house and you don't know who it is, don't open your door. i ask you to be careful. >> mercedes: she is standing by that, by the way. no remorse seen from her. what about the city of chicago question mike we both originate from there, eric bolling. the mayor's response to jeff sessions. we are a welcoming city. >> eric: that's why i think both sides are pushing. the administration is pushing for a hard immigration stance. the other side saying we need to go the opposite way and refute all these aggressive tactics. somewhere in the middle, the need to find common ground. >> mercedes: when i find fascinating is how these liberal mayors are pushing the tenth amendment. when it comes to law enforcement, when it comes to ice, they don't want them in their business. these people are breaking the law, as we know. over 17,000's of these detentions were absolutely ignored. many of these individuals who are criminals, who are released, then you have over a thousand of those individua

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ice will be in brockton on that day.know if they are really going door to door. she heard they were going to be there and she posted it. that has not been confirmed whether or not they are planning to go there. steve: there was a reporter in the massachusetts qulear who confronted her about that warning and here is the interchange. watch this. >> she was spreading a rumor. >> no, i don't. it's information in my community. >> do you see how this could be also construed as fear mongering. >> no. >> if you didn't have it confirmed. >> no. >> why not? >> i just don't. i have read my statement. steve: she has read her statement and also put out of a list of things to do essentially stay in your house. and if you get in trouble, fight back. get a good attorney. brian: all right. now let's talk about something that also brings up a lot of angst with people. and i guess this country and everyone has got an opinion. the chairman of the house intelligence committee. was prior to the last three weeks one of the most respected peopl

. >>> you are looking at some of brockton massachusetts' bravest in action.camera risking their lives to save a man from burning apartment building. the flames trapped the 82-year-old man on a third-floor balcony. firefighters were able to carry him to safety. he escaped with just minor injuries. the crew says they happened to be on a nearby other job. they spotted the smoke even before the first alarm came in. >> they didn't seem to be any panic at all how quickly they were coming down. calmly. also, amazing the fact that they did respond so quickly. the flames are already that big. >> absolutely. good thing they got there in time. >>> privacy advocates are still reeling from this week's vote in the house overturning regulations protecting internet privacy. >> the move is seen by some as a step to allowing internet giants to sell your browsing habits. abc's marci gonzalez breaks it down for us. >> reporter: every online search, each app opened and every location where your phone pings, information, cell phone internet providers can collect and sell without y

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