throughout the country, illegal undocumented immigrants are scared of gary tuckman tonight spoke withan diego. >> reporter: it 22-year-old hoff yare moved from mexico to san diego. he graduates from college this may, he hopes. xavier is undock i'med. and when you're undocumented, be there are no guarantees. how confident are you that someone can come up to you and say i want to see juyour papers. >> i think of it every other minute. >> reporter: judy lives in san diego, too. she is also undocumented. so frightened, she doesn't want her face shown. her husband is american, so are her two small sons. mark fell in love with her after she came from mexico more than a decade ago in search of a better leave. >> our boys are 6 and 7. they already understand, when they get dropped off at school that there's a chance that their mother won't be present when they come home e. >> reporter: hotlines at yes, ma'am grant social service organizations, taking and making calls to people who believe they could be deported at any time. >> i wasn't sure if you would be interested in meeting with an immigr

so in tonight's "america uncovered", gary tuckman speaks to supporters in arizona. >> reporter: yuma, arizona is trump country. was before the election, still is. >> he's done fantastic at that y compared to what we had before. >> reporter: do you think's behind all this bad news about donald trump? >> well, i think part of it is the democrats, but i also think a part of it is the media. >> reporter: do you think any part of it is donald trump? is he responsible for any of this? >> at this point in time, i don't have a feeling that he is. >> reporter: many people in yuma county who voted for trump agree, but are far angrier about it. >> there's still people in donald trump's administration that are left over from obama. and i feel they're sabotaging donald trump. >> reporter: but ken manning does believe that general michael flynn had to go for the sake of the boss. >> he stepped away so donald trump can continue with his administration. >> reporter: a similar sentiment about general flynn from it this man visiting from michigan. >> maybe the guy was in over his hid to start off with

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gary tuckman, cnn, atlanta. >> joining now tim o'brien.iously just heard bannon's comments on immigrants, muslims, islam. sean spicer the other day said the views of bannon and president are different when it comes to islam but bannon is his top advisor, has president's ear perhaps more than anyone else. >> and they can try to parse the difference between their views of muslims but all takes place ultimately in policy. trump allowed bannon so roll out executive order banning immigrants from seven mostly muslim countries and put it in play. if there's any daylight between them wouldn't know throw the order and it's order in many ways profoundly 11th century. 25% of the population -- >> they say it's temporary. remains to be seen. >> it's expressing a world view and you can expect things like this to continue to come out of the administration. >> criticism that trump levelled against hillary clinton was consult advisers before making any decisions and his selling point, he's a decision maker. but hearing this role that bannon and other senio

right, for more on the rising concerns over antisemitic incidents across the u.s., we turn to gary tuckmanrump, hail our people. hail victory. >> hail victory. translated into german, cig haehl, the surreal scene happening just day after the presidential election and just steps from the white house. a gathering of a so-called alt right group cheering donald trump's victory with nadsy salutes. after an uproar, the transition team released a statement after the incident denouncing racism. when the president-elect himself was pressed on it by "the new york times" the day after, he said he disavowed the group. back then, many people wished he had sent a stronger message against hate. in the three months since, a rash of antisemitic threats. one such bomb threat against a jewish community center caught on tape. the caller using voice masking technology. just this past january, nearly 60 bomb threats were called in to 48 jewish community centers across 26 states. that according to the jcca in association of the centers. >> there's been a number of threats at jewish community centers throughout t