say that judge curiel was being unfair because he was mexican, even though judge curiel was actually born in indiana. candidate trump reasoned that since he wanted to build a wall with mexico if he became president which of course he did, judge curiel would be biassed a biassed and couldn't do his job. when asked by jake tapper isn't the definition of racism saying someone can't do their job because of their race he said no. the judge was presiding over the trump university fraud case. that case settled. now judge curiel will handle this high profile immigration case. at this point, though, it is just dealing with some demands for disclosure from immigration officials, but we'll see if president trump unleashes yet again. >> tell us more about the case that judge curiel will be overseeing right now, what it could mean for the president's immigration crackdown. >> well, this lawsuit is a foia. it's over the release of deportation documents. the dreamer involved is a 23 year-old. he claims he was wrongfully departed on february 18th, but dhs says they do not have any record of that hap

as you heard in the clip judge curiel was born in indiana.curiel approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claimed they overpaid for seminar, mr. trump never admitting wrongdoing. what's happening? well judge curiel is going to preside over an immigration case involving a so-called dreamer who was recently deported. 23-year-old juan manuel montes back in february was arrested and deported from a southern california city for no reason, said he was walking near the border. the department of homeland security says montes' violated his status by leaving the country without the government's approval. so the question, again, how did judge curiel wind up overseeing the case? according to california's southern district court this was totally random. they effectively just pick. so this is one of these political coincidences, stef, that has a lot of people scratching their heads, looking closely. the question is will we see president trump actually take aim at judge curiel now that he is president? so far no reaction f

so far, this president has been silent about curiel.e did ask the white house if he still believes that his heritage makes him biased, david, no comment. >> cecilia vega with us again tonight. >>> president trump in a boost to boost american manufacturing signed an order to investigate whether steel imports are harming national security. if the answer is yes, he could restrict imports. the president has often accused china of selling steel below cost making it hard for american businesses to compete. >>> there are questions tonight about a controversial piece of video capturing the treatment of a 10-year-old boy with autism. at a school in florida getting handcuffed. abc's clayton sandell with the video tonight. >> reporter: this is 10-year-old john benjamin haygood at school. >> does he have the same rights as an adult? >> reporter: his mother, who says her son has autism, recording as deputies arrest him for being an accused felon. >> i don't wanna be touched. >> does he need to be told -- >> he doesn't have to be told, he has a warra

there is no evidence that judge curiel has been anything but impartial. guys, we do have some breakig news on health care. the efforts to repeal and replace obamacare i think we're in part three right now of this. we just got word of sources close to the talks that there could be something of a breakthrough in discussions between the freedom caucus and the so-called tuesday group. those are more moderate members. they have reached what we are told is a significant breakthrough on health care. we don't know on what. but they reached a breakthrough that could bring 18 to 20 more votes to support this plan. alice to you, these talks have been going on again off again for some time. if these two sides come together, could you get the votes? >> absolutely. and they want this. look, there is going to be a confidential call at 10:00 this morning with those people that you mentioned. those are the house freedom caucus and members of the tuesday group. basically, as you indicated, the more conservative facet and the more moderate. they have been speaking with peop

judge curiel will decide whether they get that information.uge questions here about what the truth is. this young man deserves answers. shortly after taking office, president trump told david dreamers would be protected under his immigration crackdown. >> is there anything you can say to assure them right now that they'll be allowed to stay? >> they shouldn't be very worried. they shouldn't be very worried. i do have a big heart. we're going to take care of everybody. >> reporter: tonight, his administration still insists those dreamers don't have to worry. president trump had strong words about cure yell during the campaign. what are they saying at the white house. >> david, as you know, this president has been outspoken about judges in general. questioning their integrity. so far, this president has been silent about curiel. >> cecilia vega with us again tonight. >>> president trump in a boost to boost american manufacture signed an order, it could >>> there are questions tonight about a controversial piece of video capturing the treatment o

the fact that judge curiel is going to have the case, what are the chances? particular district, he's going to be assigned at random. it's something of a coincidence that he's back in the news for this reason because when judges are assigned, they are done according to a wheel. this is truly a random assignment, to be sure. >> coincidental at best. just to be clear, judge curiel is not going to decide the dreamer's fate, shall we say. he's really taking a look at a case that involves paperwork, right? >> right. it's called a foya case. it requires the government to disclose records upon request by a citizen or virtually anybody and in this case that government agency is customs and border protection and another agency. and what the plaintiff wants here is information about his arrest, his removal and his alien file. it's commonly called an a-file. and the government and having handled a number of these cases, isn't always so great at finding its own records. so in this case, just a week or so ago, they requested these records and the government hasn't provide

he's his name is gonzalo curiel. >> reporter: the world first met judge curiel last year when he oversaw a lawsuit against trump university. >> the judge was appointed by barack obama, federal judge. [ booing ] >> frankly, he should recuse himself. >> i believe he happens to be spanish, which is fine. he is hispanic, which is fine. we haven't asked for a recusal. should have been thrown out. >> reporter: mr. trump arguing judge curiel was biassed because of his quote, mexican heritage. >> he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. the answer is he is giving us a very unfair ruling. >> reporter: judge curiel approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who clai t seminars. mr. trump never admitted any wrongdoing. juan manuel says back in february he was arrested and deported from a southern california city for no reason. when he tried to reenter the country again, he was deported back to mexico again. he has dhaak daca status. in an interview overnight, his lawyer wouldn't respond to the flap over the judge, but stressed her client will be vi

this case, as rosa says, joe, is in front of judge gonzalo curiel. remind us of his relationship, shall we say, with the president. >> reporter: well, gonzalo curiel is in his mid-60s, he's a federal judge, southern district in california, and he's best known as the judge who handled the trump university cases that just recently settled for around $25 million. it was a class-action suit. during the course of that litigation, when it was active and when donald trump was running for president, he repeatedly criticized the judge and claimed the judge might be biased or at least have a conflict of interest because of his mexican american heritage, even though, in fact, the judge was born in indiana, went to law school there. listen to this exchange between cnn's jake tapper and donald trump june of last year. >> if you are saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> no? >> no. he's proud of his heritage! i respect him for that. >> you're saying he can't do his job because of tha

his name is gonzalo curiel. i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself.nk it's a disgrace that he's doing this. and i look forward to going before a jury, not this judge. >> reporter: why did you refer to his ethnicity, donald? >> because his heritage is mexican. >> reporter: so what? >> because i want to build a wall. >> now to the new legal battle over when i judge curiel will hear, juan manuel montez alleges that the government did not show documentation to explain why sending him back to mexico was legal. i'm back with alex eisen stat and tim carney. alex, i've tried a lot of cases, hung around the courthouse a number of years. we lawyers say horrible awful things about judges when we lose, but we're not president of the united states or attorney general of the united states. that's a big difference to me. >> absolutely. well, look, those clips that you were showing, trump's comments of judge curiel, that may have represented the lowest point of trump's general election campaign. i mean, you saw a massive shake up in his campaign after that point. thi

up comes judge curiel. is this play the bowpower ball ? >> if you offend a lot of people it's possible you'll come back across some of them. >> the facts are in dispute in this case. curious how it plays out. a lot the republicans were mad at him and they got asked about it. that's not coming up out of town halls. this is iowa. jo joanie the saern theenator welly support of the president, but listen to this. >> i think we have a president that has a number of flaws. i would say i support more of those policies. i do wish that he would spend more time in washington, d.c. that's what we have the white house for. we would love to see more of those state department visits in washington, d.c. >> meaningless mar-a-lago, more d.c. but that is interesting. iowa is one of those purple states. swings back and forth. she's being smart and being safe. but she's also been pretty good to the trump administration. what does it tell you that she's trying to vel ttell the voters, most of the policies, but the person, i'll back up. >> that's part of the new

his name is gonzalo curiel. i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself.'s a disgrace that he's doing this and i look forward to going before a jury, not this judge. >> why did you refer to his ethnicity, donald? >> because his heritage is mexican. >> so what? >> because i want to build a wall. >> msnbc's chief local correspondent ari melber with more. how did this particular case get assigned to judge curiel? >> randomly. >> completely randomly? >> total random. >> as is the case with all these judicial assignments? >> that's correct. they're circulated that way. it comes in through an assignment system and that contributes to fairness. >> how difficult is it going to be to get the courts to allow montes to return to this country? >> well look, this is a big fight over exactly what happened. we can show you the trump administration's side of this. they say he broke the rules, put it on the screen, mr. montes they say lost his daka status when he left the u.s. without advanced parole, the position that basically even under those old obama-era rules he viol

the judge selected to preside over the case is this man, curiel, who was assigned at random.may remember that then-candidate trump repeatedly attacked curiel over his mexican heritage, as he oversaw the lawsuit against trump university. >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. a hater. he's a hater. his name is gonzalo curiel. >> he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. the answer is, he is giving us more unfair rulings. >> judge curiel, the so-called mexican, was born in the state of indiana. last month, he approved a $25 million settlement deal between trump university and students who say they overpaid for seminars that trump -- trump never admitted wrongdoing. joining me now is ari melber. despite the fact that the judge may be a fantastic judge, does this very vocal and visible spat between the two during the campaign create any conflict of interest? >> no, not at all. if it did, that would only incentivize people making attacks on judges, which are rare. the history you point to is important because, of course, trump university was a busin

his name is gonzalo curiel. i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself. think it's a disgrace that he's doing this. and i look forward to going before a jury, not this judge. >> why did you refer to his ethnicity, donald? >> well, because his heritage is mexican. >> so what? >> well, because i want to build a wall. now this judge of mexican heritage. i'm building a wall? okay? i'm going to build a wall. i'm going to do very well with hispanic. >> so mexican judge could ever be involved in a case that involvious? shirks a member of a society that is very pro mexico. it's all fine. >> esay he has bias. i want to build a wall. >> gonzalo curiel was born in indiana. he is a federal judge appointed for life just like donald trump's cyster the federal judge. judge curiel presided over the trump university case. the court says the assignment of the dreamer case to judge curiel was random and coincidental. that is our broadcast on this wednesday night. thank you so much for being here with us and good night from new york. >>> tonight on "all in". >> the spin stop

that would be judge curiel who resided over a lawsuit against trump university.now he's been assigned to hear the case of a man who says he was improperly deported by the trump administration. cnn's jessica snider is following the story for us. lots of irany here. >> definitely a lot of twist. it's random that he was assigned to a case. now judge curiel will decide whether custom and border connections needs to hold over documents who lawyers say he was improperly deported. >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. a hater. >> reporter: the federal judge who heard the class action lawsuit accusing trump university of fraud called out regularly by donald trump on the campaign trail. >> he's a hater. his name is gonzalezo curiel. >> reporter: then candidate trump attacked the california based district court judge for his mexican routes. >> we have a very hostile judge. now, he is hispanic, i believe, and he is a very hostile judge to me. >> reporter: even though judge curiel was born in indiana. >> i've been treated very unfairly by this judge. this judge i

trump claimed curiel could not be impartial because of his mexican heritage. mind you, he's from indiana. the lawsuit was ultimately settled. >> curiel, who was chosen randomly, will preside over the case of 23-year-old dreamer juan manuel montes who claims he was protected under the deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca. montes tried to sneak back into the u.s. on february 19th, and was caught by border patrol agents. his lawyers claim he was improperly deported one day earlier. homeland security officials dispute that, insisting montes left the country without preauthorization and therefore voided his status. let's bring in zach wolf, managing editor of cnn politics.com, talking all things d.c. >> good morning, zach. >> good morning. >> start with the ongoing health care discussion. we're told the house freedom caucus, the conservatives on the right and the moderate tuesday group have been talking while at recess. they're not back until next week. what are you hearing? we've seen no text yet about this potential mcarthur amendment that would change

judge curiel was born in indiana. the decision by fox news to fire bill o'reilly may not end the sexual harassment scandal there. federal prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation. according to a lawyer for a woman who is suing roger ailes, the former chairman of fox news. anna werner is following this. >> reporter: the board of 21st century fox met inside fox news headquarters today-- >> shame on fox! >> reporter: while outside the national organization for women declared the ouster of host bill o'reilly isn't enough. >> we thought it was really important to come out and shame the 13 members of the board of directors of 21st century fox who have allowed this culture to flourish. >> reporter: federal prosecutors have questions, too. a lawyer representing former fox news cohost andrea tantaros, who is suing former fox news chairman roger ailes, says u.s. attorneyattorneys have subpoenaf his other clients. >> i want to be clear they don't know what the nature of the investigation is. >> reporter: but attorney j

judge curiel oversaw the lawsuit against trump university.candidate trump questioned if he could be impartial. because of his mexican heritage. >> curiel's assignment, latest case said to be completely coincidental. >> former president, george h.w. bush spent the night in a houston hospital where doctors say he is gaining strength. the 92-year-old admitted for mild case of pneumonia, the second bout with the illness this year. his spokesperson said his spirits are high and he is looking forward to going home to his wife. >> now to what appears to be a case of air rage. started on board a plane and spilled into an airport terminal. it has the now resulted in some criminal charges. kansas city airport cameras captured a man identified by police as edward foster, walking behind a uniformed pilot, who was traveling as a passenger. now, as they moved into the dropped his bags, and shoved the pilot. another camera. >> what? >> you can see it there. shows the scuffle escalating after foster tried taking a picture of the pilot id tag. witnesses say f

trump claimed curiel could not be impartial because of his mexican heritage. the lawsuit was ultimately settled. >> curiel, who was chosen randomly, will preside over the case of 23-year-old dreamer juan manuel montes who claims he was protected under daca. montes tried to sneak back into the u.s. on february 19th, and was caught by border patrol agents. his lawyers claim he was improperly deported one day earlier. homeland security officials dispute that, insisting montes left the country without preauthorization and therefore voided his status. >>> u.s. authorities are seeking the arrest of julian assange. cnn has learned the justice department has already prepared charges after investigating the wikileaks founder for years. but how will u.s. prosecutors pursue their case with assange still holed up overseas? here now is cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. >> good morning, alison and dave. u.s. authorities have prepared charges to seek the arrest of wikileaks founder julian assange. the justice department probe of assange and wikileaks dates back to at l

. >> reporter: after punch at federal judge gonzalo curiel last year. >> he is hispanic i believe andandling the trump university case. >> i think judge curiel should be ashamed of himself. >> reporter: although judge curiel was born in indiana, then candidate trump pointed to his mexican heritage, saying he couldn't be impartial because of trump's hard-line immigration stance. >> i'm building a wall, okay. i'm building a wall. >> reporter: the case was eventually settled for $25 million. call it karma or poetic justice, now that same judge he called totally biassed and a hater has been thrust into trump's world once again. this time he's in the middle of the first possible deportation of a dreamer. juan manuel bojorkes. it could be a test. if i was an immigration lawyer it wouldn't be my choice though. they have a difficult case here because they lack these records of how mr. montez was sent back to mexico initially. >> reporter: the 23-year-old treemer w dreamer was brought to the u.s. when he was nine and has daca protection until 2018. daca is the relief given by the obama adminis

>> i think the curiel was off limits. the others were critical. judges are not like shrinking violets. they are in the middle of the mix here. criticism is appropriate. >> doesn't it have a bigger effect on the judicial branch. >> the public understands these are very controversial issues. some disagree. just because one federal judge says something -- one thing trump has not done is we will defy the order. like president andrew jackson did. that would be beyond the pale. to criticize the orders. >> also, david gregory, as the judge of the ongoing argument here right now, sure. he can go after the judiciary. the question is if you consistently attack the checks and balances provided in the constitution, is there something of concern about that or is this just trump being trump and people don't take him seriously anyway? >> no. these are all human beings. if you keep picking on the checks and balances, they will keep checking and balancing you. that's reality. i think it is right. a lot of examples. put curiel to the side. are they saying things th

his name is gonzalo curiel. >> curiel is back on another case involving the president. curious? >>> chris, how much does the white house have an appetite to get health care done? >> reporter: well, they want it done, and i think you know the reason why. these promises that he made, he was going to do so much on day one, he was going to get things done. health care was at center. promises he made. it failed. now he's looking at all this coverage about the first 100 days, right? and fairly or not, it's a standard by which we've judged presidents for a very long time, a tradition dating back to franklin roosevelt. so you have a situation where this is a key promise that he made. there is some movement on t although obviously members of the house have been back in their own districts for a couple of weeks. he thinks, and at least the people inside the white house thinks, there is a chance this could get done. how complicated is it? extremely complicated, and remember, the last time this happened, they were expressing a lot of confidence that it was going to get done, and the people

judge gonzalo curiel will preside over the case of a dreamer.eportation cases have risen since the president took office. last year then candidate trump criticized curiel. >>> "the new york times" reports on a potential landmark church and state case. it was suggested they must sometimes provide religious aid to groups. they were sued over not receiving a playground. a lawsuit filed tuesday says bose accessed information from people who downloaded a smartphone app that remotely controls headphones and speakers. the suit claims headphones are essentially eefbs dropping on customers. bose has not responded. >>> and "sports illustrated" said serena williams is expected a baby. she showed her baby bump with the caption 20 weeks. a spokeswoman later confirmed williams and her fiance are expecting a child in the fall. it means she was pregnant at the open in january without dropping a set. >>> still to come, your computer keyboard may soon be obsolete. facebook is working on a way for people to type by using their brain. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow

deportaciÓn del dreamers juan gabriel montes fue asignada a la corte federal de san diego de gonzalo curieljuicio por fraude en contra de la universidad trump, siendo denigrado por el entonces candidato presidencial quien puso en entredicho su imparcialidad por ser de origen mexicano. el abogado samuel paz fue una vez considerado para convertirse en juez federal. >> el juez es el juez iba a hacer el trabajo como lo tiene que hacer. tiene reputaciÓn de ser honesto. jaime: la deportaciÓn de manuel montes, a pesar de tener vigente el programa de acciÓn diferida conocido como daca ha puesto en alerta a jÓvenes como mario hernÁndez. >> se siente temor. se tiene que estar mÁs con cuidado, pero a seguir en la lucha y sin miedo. jaime: se convirtiÓ en uno de los primeros que obtuvo la protecciÓn temporal de daca expedida por el presidente obama y que aÚn no ha sido revocada por el presidente donald trump quien declarÓ que los jÓvenes con daca no tendrÍan que preocuparse porque tiene un gran corazÓn. >> una mÁs de las promesas rotas del presidente que dijo que las personas con daca estarÍan protegid

. >> well, judge curiel is a well-respected jurist. he will look at the facts and make sure that a good decision comes down. i think a lot of us are more worried about the precedent of, you know, dreamers essentially being deported when we were told and have been told repeatedly they will be a protected class. i hope that's not the case, but this is why we're all intently watching what the next actions are from this administration. >> it is interesting judge curiel is the one who got just by a lottery, randomly this case that he has to be involved in. >> karma is funny that way. >> certainly is. congressman, stand by. we will have more to talk about. more information coming in. we will be right back. ♪ where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's how i thought it had to be. but then i talked to my doctor about humira, and learned humira can help get and keep uc under control... when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal

when i asked the attorney general if he thought that judge curiel, because of the past when he becamewitting to himself a spotlight in the election and a target of then candidate trump, if he should recuse himself, and he said that that would be up to him. but i thought it was interesting that the attorney general said he doesn't expect anything but a fair day in court. he does not want to make this an issue. >> well, no, although he did raise the recusal issue yesterday, which raised some eyebrows, since typically, recusal happens when the judge does something, right? so, the judge says or does something or there's a conflict of interest with a family member. but instead, everyone remembers president trump, then candidate trump, came out against that federal judge in california. the judge didn't do anything. and so, to raise the specter of recusal in this situation i think has some people questioning exactly what the issue is there. but of course, the attorney general did say he expects nothing more than to get a fair shake in the courtroom. but certainly, the resurgence of judge cur

his name is gonzalo curiel. i have had horrible rulings.nfairly by this judge. now, this judge is of mexican heritage. i'm building a wall. >> so, no mexican judge could ever be involved in a case that involves you? >> well, he's a member of a society where, you know, very pro mexico, and that's fine. it's all fine, but -- >> except that you're calling into question his heritage. >> i say he should recuse himself. >> if you're saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> no? >> no. he's proud of his heritage. i respect him for that. >> just to be clear, the judge may have mexican heritage. he was born in indiana, the very same state that i'm from. i just want to make sure that one is clear. and again, of course, that was candidate trump attacking a federal judge, gonzalo curiel, who was presiding over the trump university lawsuits at the time. those have since settled. that very same judge is now tasked with presiding over the case of a so-called dreamer against the

y es que ahora se sabe que el caso fue asignado al juez gonzalo curiel.l mismo juez que fue fuertemente criticado por el mandatario cuando era candidato presidencial (nat trump) s/julieta garibay, united we dream "añade más a la dramática de todo esto pero al final del día sabemos que el juez está a favor de la justicia". el juez curiel, de origen hispano, no es ningn extraÑo a casos ligados a donald trump pues presidi sobre una demanda multimillonaria en contra de un negocio del magnate. caso en el que donald trump no acept haber actuado mal. y ahora -tras una demanda impuesta por juan manuel montes - tendr que decidir si el gobierno viola las leyes al no darle al joven informacin sobre la razn de su deportacin. el caso de montes fue asignado al azar. la noticia se da en la misma semana en que se revel que ms y ms soÑadores que han perdido su amparo migratorio estn siendo deportados. greisa martinez aun cuenta con daca pero la noticia no deja de abrumarla. s/greisa martinez, "soñadora" "sabemos que hay muchas circunstancias y muchas cosas que la gente pu

judge gone sol low curiel, the same district judge then candidate trump accused of bias because of his mexican heritage as he oversaw the lawsuit involving trump university. curiel ultimately approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claim they were wronged by the university. no court date has been set involving the dreamer montez who was deported in february. >>> at it again, for the second day in a row, two russian bombers flew close to the alaskan coast on tuesday afternoon while they stayed in international airspace. the u.s. military didn't send fighter jets to intercept like it did on monday. instead, norad tracked the planes. up until this week russian bombers had not flown in that area since 2015. >>> just ahead, one patriots star crashes sean spicer's white house briefing you're going to want to watch it. this is "early today." see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a di

this is justice curiel. was repeatedly attacked by the candidate on twitter and elsewhere for his handling of the trump university kansas. that caused a lot of backlash for trump. we go to william la jeunesse for more on this. >> a big story partially because donald trump says he wouldn't deport the daca recipients, then come he got into office and said he would be humane about it. we have two totally different stories. on the one hand, the dreamer says he was tossed over the border back to mexico without cause or due process, despite his protected legal status. on the other, you have the federal government saying that juan manuel montes blew it. he had the freedom to live and work in the u.s. and likely a shot at legal residency and threw it away for a pleasure trip to mexico. so, here are the two stories. montes claims he's having lunch with a friend of the u.s. side of the board and when he was confronted by a border patrol agent, when he couldn't immediately produce his daca i.d., he claims he was detain

district judge gonzalo curiel has been assigned to the case of one manuel montez. he's a 23-year-old who was deported to mexico, even he has d.r.e.a.m.er status, which allows undocumented immigrants to stay in the country if they were brought here as children. now judge curiel oversaw the lawsuit against trump university and then, you may recall, candidate trump questioned whether he could be impartial because of his mexican heritage. >>> the powerful republican chairman of the house oversight committee is not seeking re-election. congressman jason chaffetz of utah says he wants to spend more time with his family, and he will not be a candidate for any office in 2018. chaffetz led the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail use. he was criticized for refusing to look into president trump's business empire. >>> a pennsylvania man is facing death after a jury convicted him of murdering a state trooper. nearly three years ago eric frein led authorities on a 48-day manhunt after attacking a state police barracks in northeastern pennsylvania. corporal bryon dickson

district judge gonzalo curiel. you remember judge curiel. >> we're building a wall. he's a mexican.ilding a wall, okay? and it's a wall between mexico, not another country. >> he's not from mexico. >> in my opinion -- >> he's from indiana. >> he's of mexican heritage. >> yes, totally coincidentally, it's the same judge curiel who candidate donald trump complained was biased during the trump university case who will now hear this dreamer's case. today trump's attorney general jeff sessions claimed daca recipients are not being targeted while simultaneously sending a warning. >> daca enrollees are not being targeted. i don't know why this individual was picked up. everybody in the country illegally is subject to being deported. so people come here, and they stay here a few years, and somehow they think that they're not subject to being deported. well, they are. >> 14 years in this individual's case. but here's how iowa congressman steve king responded to news about montes. first non-valedictorian dreamer deported. border patrol, this one's for you. that appears to be a beer. congressm

his name is gonzalo curiel. >> reporter: the world first met judge curiel last year when he became theted by barack obama, federal judge. frankly, he should recuse himself. >> i believe he happens to be spanish, which is fine. he's hispanic, which is fine. and we haven't asked for recusal. we may be. a judge who is hostile, should have been thrown out. >> reporter: arguing that he was biased because of his mexican heritage. >> he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. the answer is, he is giving us very unfair ruling. >> reporter: ultimately this march judge curiel approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claim they overpaid for seminars. mr. trump never admitted any wrongdoing. as for judge curiel's current case, 23-year-old mantes says he was arrested and deported from a california city for no reason. when he tried to enter the country again, he was deported back to mexico. he was daca status, which shields undocumented immigrants from being deported if they were brought here by his parents. but they say he violated it by leavin

his name is gonzalo curiel. >> this judge is of mexican heritage. >> i think he should recuse himself. >> well, it turns out that same judge, gonzalo curiel, who was actually born in indiana, is now hearing this case of what many believe is the first deportation of a dreamer under the trump administration. the 23-year-old man from california says he was kicked out despite the fact he was protected under daca, a program that gives some legal protection to undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. he left the u.s. voluntarily and now the attorney for this man, juan montes, is asking dhs to release deportation paperwork. >> there is a failure to tell the whole truth on the part of dhs. >> joining me is the first undocumented lawyer here in new york. thank you for being with us on this issue. first of all, just your take, your reaction to this case happening to land on the desk of this judge. >> it's alarming and scary to know that no one is safe anymore. secretary kelly and president trump has said they will focus all of their efforts on violent criminal records and we hav

look, the interview about judge curiel, it was in june, and that was the last time he let me interview him. >> i was about to ask. >> at least you made it to june, i didn't get that far. >> so, the -- he had made a comment to "the wall street journal" the night before about how judge curiel couldn't be fair because he was mexican, even though judge curiel was american and from indiana, obviously, of mexican heritage. and i came with a sheet of questions, but i knew that was the most important question. because it was just such an outrageous comment, and on its face racist or xenophobic. i guess technically it was xenophobic. so i just -- i had to get through it, and like katy said, i wouldn't call it slippery, though. it's more like a barge, you know, like a battering ram. he'll just interrupt and burst through. look, all politicians have their own ways of avoiding questions, but i had to get to that question. it was very important. by the way, afterwards, he was very lovely in person. >> that's what he would do. the press conference where he told me to be quiet, a few minutes later he

ari, judge curiel assignment, totally random.s there any reason to think the history between donald trump and the judge could play into this, he might have to recuse himself? >> the history may play in for president trump who of course made a lot of noise about the judge but ultimately settled that case for $25 million. there's no recusal issue whatsoever. we were speaking to kathleen clarke an expert on this and we'll read you her review "the fact the president tried to pick a fight with judge curie le doesn't mean he gets knocked off on cases against the government." if you ask what kind of thing would it take, if judge curiel made statements that exhibited bias against one of the parties other made a statement that prejudged this case that would be the basis for recusal which brings us back to the beginning in the sound. it was president trump' view the ethnicity of the judge somehow basically implied some preconceived view about issues about trump or immigration. of course we're a nation of laws. we don't think that people's

. >> judge curiel, certainly when you are talking about the criticism of the messenger himself.y point is that when you criticize a judge based on non- legal grounds or grounds that have nothing to do with the actual mission and job and the judiciary, i think it is offensive. >> well, candidate trump's racist attack on judge curiel was beyond the pale. but, you know, he demoralizing, are these people so sensitive that they can't take some criticism? >> you know, what is interesting about this is part of the judge's ruling on the sanctuary city case was based on things the president and his administration officials have said about sanctuary cities, and we have seen judges doing this before, certainly on the immigration case, on the ban from seven countries, the temporary ban. i want to play the quotes that the judge himself cited on this. >> i didn't want to defund anybody. i want to give them the money they need to properly operate as a city or a state. if they're going to have sanctuary cities, we may have to do that. certainly that would be a weapon. >> department of justice w

gonza gonzalo curiel, remember that name?e oversaw the lawsuit against trump university and president trump accused of being biased. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse has our report. >> we are going to have an immigration system that works -- >> reporter: as a candidate, donald trump promised to deport so-called dreamers, but as president that's yet to happen. >> we're going to deal with daca with heart. >> reporter: 23-year-old juan manuel montes said he was having lunch near the border when he was accosted by a border patrol agent. montes says he was deported. that's a claim the administration denies. instead, officials saymontes was already in mexicwhen they caught h day later, ying to sneak into the u.s. climbing over a fence. >> daca enrollees are not being targeted. i don't know why this individual was picked up. >> reporter: the administration says montes did have legitimate daca status. however, by returning to mexico he lost his legal protection to stay in the u.s. >> when our agents and officers on the fron

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the judgeiew of curiel, it was in june.t was the last time he let me interview him. >> [laughter] >> at least you made it to june. i did not get that far. he made a comment to the wall street journal the night before about how judge curiel could not be fair because he was mexican, although he is american and from indiana, of mexican heritage. i came with a sheet of questions. i knew that was the most important question. it was such an outrageous comment. or xenats face racist, phobic technically. i just had to get through it. slippery, itall it is more like a barge, a battering ram. all politicians have ways of avoiding questions. i had to get to that question. by the way, afterwards, he was very lovely in person. >> the press conference where he told me to be quiet. a view minutes later he smiles and looks at me and says, thank you. >> [laughter] >> she is very personable one on one. >> is that theater? >> i think it is theater. he understands ratings. the washington post talked about this over the weekend, why would i get

judge curiel is american. he was born in indiana.you think -- does this really have a harmful effect? i know it is not pleasant and you think it is disrespectful. does it really harm this branch of government? >> that is a very important question and it goes to the core principles of our democracy. judges don't have police forces. they rely on their credibility and trust and respect for the enforceability of the orders. people obey the courts because other branches of government demonstrate comparespect for th. this kind of talk blaming the court of appeals for a terrorism attack and striking down the order and talking about the mexican heritage or the so-called judge reference. all undermines the respect for the judiciary. the checks against the system and checks against the tyran nur nical. >> i want to talk about the wall. the president is asking for congress for $1.4 billion in the budget to pay for the wall. will that happen? >> in my view, no because it is a waste of money. his own secretary of homeland security has rejected th