>> as soon as we told him we were immigration and custom enforcement i could see the look in his face he knew his time had come up again he had been caught we will take him down here to our los angeles staging facility the hub where we pros is all of our arrest tees. >> once you take that risk it is already in your head this could happen one day in two years, i knew it could happen, but i was hoping it wouldn't happen. >> go ahead. put your hands on the wall for me. >> i committed two small crimes that is the reason why they kick me out i don't think it is fair but that's fine. i know i made mistakes but everybody deserve as second chance. >> if you come here illegally and commit a crime and violate our laws, we are going to take action we are going to find you, and we are going to track you down. >> now if you disagree with deporting criminal aliens, critics say the administration is putting politics over policy, by not deporting those who are here illegally, they says the like the irs auditing only those earning over a certain amount of money and giving everyone else a pass, the ice

immigrations and customs enforcement office have placed a large and rather interesting order they've ordered four hundred fifty million rounds of ammunition to be made in the liver to them over the next five years now the company alliance tax systems are eighty k. was awarded the contract to manufacture forty caliber ammunition high performance bullets apparently apparently these bullets quote provide optimum penetration for terminal performance this refers to the way the tip of the bullet passes through barriers and expands all the while holding its jacket in the toughest conditions. all right so this is interesting because this is not the pentagon making the order for the military it's d.h.s.s. and ice and give you a little perspective here and there are only about three hundred eleven million people living in the entire country so it begs the question why such a massive order four hundred fifty million points david seaman is a journalist and host of the d.l. show he's in our miami studios and i'm hoping i'll be able to give us a little perspective on this david why does the da jus

immigrations and customs enforcement have placed a large and rather interesting order they've ordered four hundred fifty million rounds of ammunition to be created and delivered to them over the next five years by the company alliance tax systems or eighty k. was awarded the contract to manufacture forty caliber ammunition high performance sorts of and these bullets quote provide optimum penetration for the terminal performance referring to the way the tip of the bullet passes through barriers and expands all the while holding its jacket in the toughest conditions so this is interesting because this is not the pentagon making this order for the military with v.h.s. and to give you a little perspective here there are only about three hundred eleven million people living in the united states so it begs the question why such a massive order well here to answer that and more is radio host and filmmaker jason burma's jason is also the director of invisible empire a new world order to find all right jason alex cuts of the chase here why does the da just need a four hundred fifty million hol

item number 42, to ensure that individual will only be detained pursuant to an immigration and customs enforcement told. president chiu: supervisor elsbernd has made a motion to continue, seconded by supervisor campus. if we continue that, that should be the case. madam clerk, which you please call item no. 43? clerk calvillo: item number 43, a resolution urging the san francisco municipal transportation agency to permit strollers on new vehicles. president chiu: there is the current policy on the strollers and the muni vehicles, a permit which many parents would say has prohibited their ability to bring in young children that are seated. we had a hearing weeks ago about all of the challenges facing families and that have led to family flight. there are things we need to do to address family fled, and i hope this is one small step we can take. i want to thank the staff of the mta. i know they will be considering changes to their policies and that there are a number of options that are potentially available to the mta to mimic what has been done in other cities to accommodate parents and -- parents

immigration and customs enforcement officer as rested more than 3100 people. the nationwide sweep included 5 arrests in the bay area. owe fishes say most had entered illegally with more than a thousand suspects. >> coming up from 7 on your side's mice yil finney getting into the fray over social media pass words. >> i'm spencer christian. we may have areas of wet weather wrrx and when in the forecast coming up. >> thank you. >> and the texting prank that started as a joke but being taken seriously. >>> fraekts raided home and businesses of medical marijuana activist richard lee, the founder of a trade school. abc 7 is standing by live with the story. >> agents say agents of the dea, irs and federal marshals descended here and several other places in oakland all related to long time legalization activist richard lee. agents loaded black bags, taking a safe, and paper records. also raided an office on 15th. on 17th street the coffee shop blue sky, rented or run by richard lee aichl 49-year-old founder of the oaksterdam university. >> i think they're going after

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immigration and customs enforcement director are following through. implementation of i.c.e.'s policies is a positive step forward. this policy is apprehending more individuals who are a legitimate threat to public safety and provide major relief to those who pose no threat. you're standing by your commitment to focus first and northeast on the most dangerous among the undocumented population, mr. martin was in vermont. we discussed that then too. i think you're doing the best you can. i supported president bush's efforts for the comprehensive immigration reform and i still would like to see that even though it has very little impact in my state of vermont, it has enormous impact on the rest of the country. in fact, we're holding this hearing today, the supreme court is hearing argument on the constitutionality of an arizona immigration enforcement law. constitution of the u.s. declares congress and the federal government shall have the power to establish a uniform rule of naturalization. so national immigration policy is properly a subject we should act upon. it should not be

immigration and customs enforcement has placed a hold on him. he is originally from vietnam. >> the search for a sierra lamar began today. she was last seen on her way to school nearly two weeks ago. so far only herself on and a bag of her clothing was found. today cruse expanded the search area focusing on nearby cities. rob fladeboe has details. >> this was the sixth search for the sheriff's search and rescue units as sierra lamar went missing more than two weeks ago. where did these looking for something specific? something based on a tip for new evidence? >>da: they are focusing more south. >> greater said martine is immoral world in areas previously searched. there are more farms, fewer homes and more abandoned buildings and vacant lots. once again, dogs train to sniff out human remains were in service call >> we're just making sure that people >> 1 property at a time the search work its way south, east of monterey road they're looking for anything that might provide a clue. >> that does not mean that such teams will not return to areas alr

customs enforcement, issued a couple of memoranda that between them set out certain priorities that would govern the use of prosecutor -- the exercise of procesecutorial discretion within ice. within that memorandum, there were a number of considerations outlined, which end up mirroring to a very significant degree the same factors that were outlined in the dream act. the same version of the dream act that the senate refused to pass four years ago when it came up for a vote and didn't get the necessary votes to pass. one of the aspects the agents were asked to consider included the aliens length of presence in the united states which mirrored the factor in section 3b-1a of the dream act. alien's arrival into the united states, particularly when if it happened when the alien was a child. factor in 3b-1d of the dream act. with particular consideration given to those that have graduated from a u.s. high school or who have is successfully pursued or are pursuing college or advanced degrees at a legitimate institu institute. consideration given for minors mirroring section 3b-1 of the dream ac

secondly, given your belief that the irs must deliver both enforcement and customer service, do you think that this budget request focuses too much on enforcement while sacrificing customer service. finally, does the irs consider this to be an acceptable level of service? >> thanks for bringing up a set of important issues. first, let me repeat what i told you last year and what i talked about a lot with our employers and members of congress and everyone involved in the tax system which is that it is not an either/or proposition. we need to run service operations and compliance operations to make the nation's tax system work. let me put in context the resources that we have this year to put towards both e enforcement and customer service. we had a $300 million budget cut which was $1.2 billion less than the president had requested for service and enforcement last year. we also had to absorb for rent and other kinds of increase about $200 million of inflation and $66 million was put into our technology accounts which we're very appreciative of. if you take 300, 200, 66, we had a $566 milli

customs, immigrations customs enforcement, issued a couple memoranda that between them set out certain priorities that would govern the use of the exercise of prosecutorial discretion within i.c.e. and within that memorandum, there were a number of considerations outlined, which end up mirroring to a very significant degree the same factors outlined in the dream act, the same version of the dream act that the senate refused to pass a couple years ago. it came up for a vote and didn't get the necessary number of votes to pass. among those factors that the agents were instructed to consider in exercising prosecutorial discretion included the alien's length of presence in the united states which mirrored the factor in section 3b1a of the dream act. the circumstances of the alien's arrival in the united states, particularly if it happened at a time when the alien was a young child. which mirrors what can be found in 3b1b of the dream act. the alien's criminal history mirroring 3b1d of the act. given to those who have graduated from a u.s. high school or have successfully pursued or are pur

to make a long story short, the united states immigration and customs enforcement known around here as i.c.e., wrote an interesting letter on may 3, 2011 saying this. the student sevp does not have the statutory authority to close non-compliant schools immediately. nor does have the the authority to restrict dso access and it goes on, to say they have done a risk analysis of the 6,487 sevp certified schools with active records and they have schools fitting in the low, medium or high risk categories. here's the breakdown. low risk, 4,794. 74%. medium risk, 1276 schools, 20%. and then there's high risk, 417 schools or 6% of all of the schools examined. now, here is what they say. many of the non-compliant schools are already the subject of criminal investigations, forestalling any administrative action to limit access to sevs to issue the form i-20. sevp can begin immediately such assessments and site reviews once cleared to do so. can't they be cleared to do this early on? >> i think -- >> let me say, i think we have to remember 9/11 hijackers came in on student visas, went to schools t

when officers handcuffed him, placing him in a van, transporting him to the immigration and customs enforcement building after central arizona. >> i can't imagine what he felt being put in the vehicle. people watching like he was some type of criminal. >> reporter: his wife jackie says she was contacted and told to retrieve his birth certificate. she asked the agent why her husband had been detained and was told -- >> because he didn't answer the questions correctly. he stated that, you know, his mother is in mexico currently, that's where she lives, and i asked them is it a crime for his mother to be in mexico. and said it's not, but he just thought it would be suspicious. >> reporter: she left work, drove an hour back to maricopa, where she retrieved his and her documents, just in case, showing us abdon was born in fresno, california. within 90 minutes of the time she walked up to the building abdon was released. relieved to be out of that building, the two of of them still remain baffled at the encounter. >> i don't think it's correct that i have to take my birth certificate with my all the

>> immigration and customs enforcement we'll start. >> you made a lot of people in the audience less nervous. just for that clarification. >> however, we see the need to do that everywhere. and we see no reason -- and, indeed, if you've gotten good examples of agencies that are making this kind of class of records available, agency a, i think, you know, we should celebrate that. agency b you know, they are not. how come? and indeed, you know, we are going to be reaching out, now that we've got this upload facility, and indeed asking, you know, government to provide their own commentary if they want to about anything. so the whole record is public. so that's my vision. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> we will take some questions from the audience. and i'm going to exercise my prerogative as the moderator, i suppose, to ask for one to start us off. and folks can come to the mics at the front of the aisle and each of the wo sidtwo sides of auditorium. you mentioned congress, and i think you mentioned it with respect to your concern that congress would ever strengthen the sanctions p

. >> a major announcement from immigration and customs enforcement, just in time for the president'st and greet with mexico's president. good news from the feds, right after this break. shannon: this is a fox news alert. as we await a news conference from the president about questions about his energy policy, they are surfacing again today. president obama is expected in the rose garden any minute with leaders of mexico and canada. moments ago we got word that a california solar energy company featured by the administration has just filed for bankruptcy, solar trust of america's chapter 11 filing lists assets between 1-$10 million, liabilities, though, between 10-$50 million. >> it's not going to be easy, it's not going to be quick, it's going to be requiring all of us, democrats, republicans, independents, to come together and to renew a spirit of sacrifice and service and responsibility. >> we gather because we have chosen hope over fear. unity of purpose over conflict and discord. on this day, we come to proclaim an end to the petty grievances and false promises, the recrimination

. >> as soon as we told them we were immigration and custom enforcement, i could see the look in his >> they grabbed julio as he went to work. >> it could happen. one day in two years. it's just, i knew, i knew it could happen. but i was hoping it wouldn't happen this early. >> removing criminal offenders from the streets is good law enforcement. good immigration enforcement. >> the president is under attack by many hispanics. his response, say critics, amounts to backdoor am mess city for the 11 million illegal immigrants here. not committing crimes. >> what this administration is doing is saying we'll go after dangerous criminals who violate immigration law. no other immigration laws will be enforced. if you don't do anything serious once you get here, you're home free. >> this program is not controversial, but the president's immigration policy is. >> ice agents say through the union, they are under orders not to enforce immigration law. today, ice director refuted that but admitted that enforcement is a question of resources. right now, his agency is focused entirely on the crimi

immigrations and customs enforcement said he is a mexican national and deported twice and is being held pending extradition to texas. >>> d.c. police made an arrest in the sexual assault of a three-year-old boy in a day care center. the 21-year-old is charged with first-degree sex abuse with aggravated circumstances. the alleged incident happened at a day care center at zion baptist church in northeast. a woman walked into a classroom and saw a man sexually abusing the child. no word what king's connection is to that day care. >>> new details in the burglary of the d.c. auditor's office. there is surveillance video of a person of interest in the case. according to the d.c. council chairman brown, someone stole two laptop computers and other items over the weekend. the auditor's office examines the accounts and operations of the d.c. government. the office is on the 14th street in northwest. >>> closing arguments are underway in the trial of five men accused in a series of shootings that left five people dead and nine wounded over eight days. that started with the stolen bracelet and end

stage you see behind me to the police station, to the sheriff's department, to immigration and customs enforcementng at the state capitol. while what they say is not going continue to influence deliberations in washington. the organizers are aware of the power of public opinion. it was two years ago this week when the governor signed jan brewer 1070. large in vocal protests then that helped drive the debate nationally. prompting conventions to boycott arizona even after federal injunction suspended the law, that opposition never disappeared. many of those same groups were out here today with their signs and their slogans, claiming that the law is bad for the economy, that it breaks up families and discriminates treating all immigrants as criminals and allah teen knows as undocumented. >> the real problem with 1070 is racial profiling. [inaudible] community asking them for documentation whether they're documented or not, i think police officers need to do their job of protecting and serving the community not asking for documentation. >> but supporters say that the law plugs a hole in america's brok

immigration and customs enforcement program that asks local cops to share fingerprints from people theyrrest. >> the tsa at l.a.x. are in hot water, accused of making thousands of dollars for looking the other way. four current and former employees are under arrest on federal drug trafficking charges tonight. here is a picture of one being led away in handcuffs today. the employees were paid to allow large amounts of cocaine, meth and marijuana right through the x-ray machine at los angeles airport. it happened over a six-month period last year. >> would meet with a screener the night before or prior to the pass through to make sure that the courier had visual confirmation of which screener to use. >> if convicted all four employees face a minimum of ten years in federal prison. >>> a south bay judge has issued a restraining order against the gi girlfriend of the late painter thomas kinkade. kinkade's company windomere holdings asked for the claim, saying she broke a confidentiality agreement by talking to reporters after kinkade was found dead earlier this month at his home. the compla

. >>> a huge crackdown for immigrations and customs enforcement agents across the country. in a six-day period i.c.e. agents arrested more than 3,000 illegal immigrants. the sweep just part of a pledge to focus on illegal immigrants with serious criminal histories. fox 5's william lajeunesse has the details. >> reporter: it's the bat backbone of the president's immigration policy, the arrest and removal of illegal aliens. an operation cross-check agents arrested 3,100 fugitives and felons. >> as soon as we told them we were i.c.e. i could see the look in his face he knew his time had come up again. he had been caught. >> reporter: in los angeles agents grab two time felon julio lopez as he went to work. >> once you take the risk it's already in your head this could happen in one day, it could happen in two years. it was just i knew it could happen, but i was hoping it wouldn't happen this early. >> removing criminal offenders from our streets is good law enforcement. it's good immigration enforcement. >> reporter: it's also good politics after failing to even attempt immigr

customs, immigration and customs enforcement issued a couple of ment aranda that between them set out -- memoranda that would govern the use of -- the exercise of prosecutorial discretion within the i.c.e., and within that memorandum, there were a number of considerations outlining which ended up mirroring to a significant degree the same factors that were outlined in the d.r.e.a.m. act, the same version of the d.r.e.a.m. act that the senate refused to pass four years ago. it came up for a vote and didn't get the necessary votes to pass. while those factors that the agents were instructed to consider in exercising prosecutorial discretion included the alien presence in the united states which merit a factor and section 3, b1 and and and a the d.r.e.a.m. act. the circumstances of the alien's arrival into the united states particularly if it happened at a time when the alien was a young child which mirrors what can be found in iiib, one via the d.r.e.a.m. act. mirroring the factor one be a the d.r.e.a.m. act, the aliens pursuit of education in the united states with particular considera

to make a long story short, the united states immigration and customs enforcement known around here as i.c.e., wrote an interesting letter on may 3, 2011 saying this. the students do not have the statutory authority to close noncompliant schools immediatele the authority to restrict dso access and it goes on to say they have done a risk analysis of the 6487 mp vp certified schools with active records and they have schools sitting in the low, medium or high risk categories. here's the breakdown. low risk, 4794, 74%, medium risk, 1276 schools, excuse me, 20% and then there is high-risk, 417 schools, or 6% of all the schools examined. now here is what they say, many of the noncompliant schools are already the subject of criminal investigation. forestalling any administrative action to limit access, to issue for my 20. please know that as ctp can begin immediately such assessments and site reviews once cleared to do so. can't they be cleared to do this early on? >> i think -- i think we have to remember, 9/11 hijackers came in on student visas, went to school that taught them how to fly bu

immigration and customs enforcement.aling with undocumented workers and illegal immigration. the cybersecurity efforts. larger critical infrastructure protection. so protecting buildings. the secret service, the coast guard, fema. recovering from emergency situations, whether they be created by terrorist acts or natural disasters. and also, tsa. so aviation security. those are the major components. there are other pieces of it. they're all in one place so we can take a uniform, all habits approach to homeland security. >> host: you mentioned the internet grid. one viewer by twitter said there is no one incentive for any one private company to upgrade the grid so none do. >> guest: that is one of the criticisms levied by the white house. saying we don't want to get into regulatory scheme which is concern many republicans have but we need to have some kind of voluntary process in place so entities can try to upgrade their systems. for smart grid there is actually some requirements in law there be some cybersecurity provisi

set at 50 thid which she paid in cash, she was released from a county jail, immigrations and customs enforcementmediately took her back into custody for immigration violations, but now, an immigration judge is allowing her to voluntarily deport herself. the district attorney is appealing, so is the department of homeland security. but unless a criminal court on monday is willing to hold her without bond the federal government's hands are tied. they have two choices: they can either deport her back to guatemala or set her free. the family of scott cox says, and i'm quoting here, i want him, meaning the judge, to explain to me how he can let someone that's facing crij charges just go home. i'd like to see her stand trial. now, we would tell you the reasoning for the immigration judge's decision to let her voluntarily deport herself, but we can't, megyn, because those documents are not public. if they don't rule to hold her on monday without bond, she could leave as early as next week. megyn: wow. trace gallagher, thank you. >> reporter: okay. megyn: an alert coming in now, on a developing story. t

they are looking to change the law to say between dhs, immigration and customs enforcement and the state they need much more coordination about who are these people? what are they doing here? >> often they are workers who come to the united states to get a great education. and they can't stay and companies want to hire them. >> and that is an issue with some of these visas where they give them to people coming out of those schools to stay and work here. but the question is, you know, how long do you stay? what's the difference between a visa? we're talking visas here and immigration. that's two different things. >> john, nice to have you at the table, as always. than >>> for 25 years george lucas fought with his california neighbors. that's a long time. and now he's given up. but not without one parting shot. we'll show you what it is and why it's causing such a stir. you're watching "cbs this morning." can't believe i bought a 6" subway breakfast sub and got this one free. wow! [ tires screech ] buy one 6" sub? [ tires screech ] ...and get another one free? before 9am. all april long. [

they are looking to change the law to say between dhs, immigration and customs enforcement and the stateoordination about who are these people? what are they doing here? >> often they are workers who come to the united states to get a great education. and they can't stay and companies want to hire them. >> and that is an issue with some of these visas where they give them to people coming out of those schools to stay and work here. but the question is you know how long do you stay? what's the difference between a visa? we're talking visas here and immigration. that's two different things. >> john, nice to have you at the table, as always. thank you. >>> it is >>> good morning, we have sunshine in the region right now and expect it through the day. up to 45 degrees on tv hill. 60 will be the afternoon reading. a bit of a breeze around. not real heavy wind. 37 tonight. clear. yay, it is going to feel a little bit chilly. 65 tomorrow, pretty much right on the numbers but check this >>> for 25 years george lucas fought with his california neighbors. that's a long time. and now he's given up.

>> as soon as we told them we were immigration and customs enforcement, i could just see the look onface that he knew he had been caught. we're going to take him down here to our los angeles staging facility which is basically the hub where we process all of our arrestees. >> once you take the risk, you know, it's already in your head that this could happen in one day, it could happen in two years. i knew it could happen, but i was hoping it wouldn't happen this early. >> put your hands on the wall for me. >> i committed two small crimes, that's the reason why they kicked me out. i don't think it's fair when they break families like this, but i know i made mistakes, but i think everybody deserves a second chance. >> if you come here illegally and you commit a crime and you violate our laws, we're going to take action. we're going to find you, and we're going to track you down. >> reporter: now, this program is actually controversial. while few disagree with deporting criminal aliens, critics say the administration is putting politics over policy. by ordering i.c.e. agents not to arre

>> congress has been -- has been reducing the resources available to the irs for a customer service and enforcement, thus hurting by all ipd measures the irs capacity to collect taxes. >> so while we're cutting the iistist we are demanding that they collect taxes owed to us which i think is a good thing, in my rm follower life when i thought that making money was a good thing, i was a tax attorney. and i was always happy to see the irs cut because my clients had less concern. and that was fine by me. while we're saying cut the irs we're saying but they should collect more from tax dlelinquet delinquents. has anybody suggested that you know of, any serious suggestion to increase u.s. taxes to the german model of 55% increase? >> no. we would not support that. no one's proposed that. >> has any one suggested that that you know is a thoughtful and significant person? >> not that i'm aware of. even with the president's proposals on tax reform which as you know would raise the tax burden on the top 2%, the effective tax rates would still be very, very low compared to those that prevail in any country. >

entities engaged and law enforcement, including the secret service, border patrol, immigration and customs enforcement all doing important criminal and law enforcement efforts both along the border and within the interior. any weapons they may be obtaining is in advance of that effort. host: chuck, republican. you are on the air. caller: i would like to ask your guest about the center for national policy and what impact groups like that have on the policy of the united states government. guest: the center for national policy is a think-tank which looks at a lot of the international and strategic issues that are happening both in the national security front and the foreign affairs from. i think they do a variety of things. today all the events in which discussions are held. -- they hold events in which discussions are held and a speak out and write papers. their role is to offer somewhat on biased views of farm policies and international issues. host: cybersecurity, the topic for the segment here. the house the date is, of this week which you can watch on c- span. speak about the concerns and how the d

to make a long story short, the united states immigration and customs enforcement on around here as i.c.e wrote an interesting letter on may 3, 2011 same days, the student asked the vp does not have the statutory authority to close noncompliant schools immediately, nor does it have the authority to restrict dso access to seven. and it goes on to say they have done a risk analysis under 6487 sevp school finance schools and low, medium or high risk categories. here's a breakdown. low risk, 4700, medium risk 1276 schools. excuse me, 20%. and then there is high risk. 417 schools or 6%. of all of the schools examined. now here is what they say. many of the noncompliant schools are already the subject of criminal investigations. forestalling any administrative action to limit access to issues of form 520. please know that sevp pekin immediately on-site reviews once cleared to do so. can't they be cleared to do this early on? >> i think we have to remember, 9/11 hijackers came in on student visas, went to schools that taught them how to fly, but not to land and nobody thought it was unusual. so

unspoken understanding that cell phone providers should be working for law enforcement they should be working for you the customer right and with law enforcement when it's within the law but once again this is all part of our growing surveillance state well it's been expanding since september eleventh for national security comes in for your personal privacy and where the constitution has been shredded into a million little pieces thanks to the fear that they peddle about needing to be able to gather anything they want on any given day but this california bills try to put an end to that trend while both completely stop police from using mobile data to their advantage it would at least give customers peace of mind the cops would have to go about it the right way by obtaining a warrant but in the eyes of the cia this would keep the phone companies and law enforcement from being best buddies and they definitely don't want that to happen so we're arguing against the rights of consumers encouraging the continuing police practice other tainting location data without warrants c t i a and their member companies are tonigh

talk about catching and releasing, that is exactly what ice is doing now, the immigration and customs enforcementgrants, they don have enough beds when they go through the processing of illegal immigrant and round up these folks. they don't even have a current number of beds to handle. they have 34,000 detainees, they have beds for and 300,000 they round up. >> alisyn: basically, that breaks down to them having room for one out of every ten people that they detain. so, what do they do with the other nine? they have to let them go. sometimes they let them go with a monitoring bracelet and sometimes they just have to let them go, and, they are spinning their wheels. what is the point of ice, if they are doing their job and capturing lots of illegal immigrant and bringing them in for detention and we don't have the space to detain them. obviously there needs to be a new policy... >> dave: like deporting them. >> alisyn: that is one option, a lot of people say it is too expensive to deport 11 million people. who are here illegally. >> dave: there's a flaw in the system, you can't have them all, we ca

when officers handcuffed him, placed him in a van and transported him to the immigration and customs enforcementuilding in phoenix. >> i cannot imagine what he felt. being put in a vehicle. like he was a criminal. >> his wife said she was contacted and told to retrieve his birth certificate. she asked the agent why her husband had been detained and was told -- >> because he did not -- he stated that his mother is in mexico. i estimate it is a crime for his mother to be in mexico. he said it is not that he thought it would be suspicious. >> she left work and drove an hour back to the city where she retrieved and her documents. he was born in fresno, california. in 90 minutes, she walked up to the building, he was released. relieved to be out of that building, the two of them still remain baffled at the encounter. >> i do not think this is correct. if i have to take my birth certificate with me all the time. i do not think that is correct. >> we can be stab at any time and we have to bring the certificates with us. -- be stopped any time and we have to bring the certificates with us. i do not thin