that is what we invited tom homan to talk about.s that congress needs to fix, that make it harder to enforce immigration laws, make it dangerous for ice officers, we had a gat dcussion despite accusations. >> crowley did ask tom homan to speak and joe crowley center tweet blasting tom homan, public service, to legitimize a group for anti-semitic views. he must cancel his planned address for immigration study. what are those views you are spreading? think it is important to have more immigration enforcement, border security, strong legal immigraonystem at a lev that works for americans, reductions in legal immigration, we wanted immigration policy that serves the national interest, not the special interests driving immigration, law and policy for so long that benefit only narrow interest groups and people out for personal gain this. rob: we have pending immigration vote, republicans in blue states, and republicans tried to get the vote in and they are close to the magic number, just three off to get this happen. what do you expect, a

thomas homan speaking out as a number of signatures on a petition.eligious liberty versus lgbt rights, the unanswered questions the supreme court left in a narrow decision yesterday. washington florist joins us live, her case is up next for supreme court con. hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. results denied from voters in eight states. today is the biggest midterm primary day so far this cycle. senator jon tester, a recent target of the president, it is up for reelection, and republicans are easier eager tp his seat in montana. team coverage, petercy in san diego where the polls just closed. chad pergram analyzing what tonight results could mean for the balance of power on capitol hill. chris stirewalt covering the th deanna sprin monitoringin the results from montana's senate primary election. good evening, dan. >> hey, good evening, shannon. it could be a long night in helena, montana, as polls closed about anour ago we have some results now, and we're at matt rosendale's victory party. he was a front-runner goi

i want to thank president trump and vice president pence gonzalez, john fury and director homan, theyver given up on us. aviac is a group we started because we were tired of not having anybody to go to to get information. when sarah was killed january 31, 2016, i had nobody. but was thankful for politicians in my area, and, you know, president trump was one of the first ones to reach out to my family, and he has been there from the beginning. never left our side. now we just need to get my daughter's killer found, again. my separation is permanent. sarah's never coming home. i never get to take a selfie with her again. i have no more pictures of her. so please, thank you, guys for everything. keep up the great work. our police officers, our border patrol, please continue to fight. thank you. [applause] . >> my name is mary ann mendoza, my son sergeant brandon mendoza was killed on his way home from work by a three-time legal limit drunk who was high on meth. he drove over 35 miles the wrong way on four different freeways before slamming head-on into my son's car. as you know, they cou

acting ice director thomas homan has served under six u.s. presidents. his 30-plus years in immigration enforcement will come to an end when he retires next month. welcome to the "newshour". >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> reporter: your first job was a border agent. you're familiar with this subject personally. i want to start with the mission with i.c.e. a and ask whether, under president trump, it's fair to say it's no longer only going after immigrants who have committed serious crimes but going after immigrants who are here without documentation regardless of age, whether they are parents or hold down a job or what. is that accurate? >> no, that is not accurate. i looked at the numbers just today. nine out of ten immigrants we arrested we got throug the criminal justice system. >> woodruff: how many are violent crimes? >> i don't remember. but we have to remember i enforce immigration law. there is no prerequisite an illegal alien has to commit a violation on top of entering the country which is the crime. >> woodruff: in los angeles last yea

thank you. >> thanks, director homan. the chair now recognizes director cissna for five minutes. >> chairwoman mcsally, i'm pleased to be here today along with my colleagues from i.c.e. and cbp to offer thoughts on real border security. in most people's minds border security means walls. i suggest that true border security is much more than that. while border security certainly does incorporate physical control of the border, it must also incorporate the administrative processes that govern the entry and exit of individuals into the united states. behind the border wall, as both the chairman and the chairwoman have said, there must be a wall of law. as evidenced that many in congress understand this problem, i point to hr-4760 securing america's future act, as a blueprint for meaningful immigration reform. and i note that the chairwoman on this subcommittee are all co-sponsors of this bill. this piece of legislation provides many of the tools that could help us retain control of our borders while at the same time improvin

i wish some of our media had the same integrity as our president, our vice president, director homan. all of you in law enforcement. i wish some of our media had the same integrity and i want to thank all of you especially our law enforcement for what you do. mr. president, mr. vice president, thank you. members of voice, barbara gonzalez, john ferry, aviac, i want to thank all of them, too, because they are helping get the stories out. 63,000 americans since 9/11 have been killed by illegal aliens. this isn't a problem that is going away. it is getting bigger. thank you. >> 63,000. and that number they say is very low because things aren't reported. 63,000. and you don't hear about that. also here with us today is michelle root from modell, iowa. michelle, please come up. >> thank you, mr. president. my daughter, sarah, was killed within 24 hours of after graduating with a bachelor's, 4.0 in criminal investigations, out celebrating. stopped at a stoplight and rear ended by edwin mahea going 70 plus miles per hour. he was arrested. but then he paid a $5,000 bail and now he has fled. o

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promising he rescued the country's impoverished population but it might not be that simple i'm john homan and i'll tell you more. hello and welcome back as we look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia we've all but lost the showers across find there and down thirty degrees.

terrorists do join homan. mexico city. the u.s. secretary of state says he's made great progress in his talks with one of north korean leader kim jong il's closest aides by pompei and has met kim jong yong shoes in new york for a second day now those talks are supposed to smooth the way for a summit between donald trump and kim jong il in less than two weeks time but pompei refused to confirm it'll actually happen our diplomatic editor james bates has more. a second day of intense diplomacy between the u.s. secretary of state and the north korean envoy who met for almost two and a half hours reporters watched the comings and goings at the apartment block where the u.s. government owns a residence on the thirty ninth floor state department officials were very cautious in what they said but one man was not as restrained the u.s. president who spoke as the meeting was still under way revealing for the first time that general kim will now head to the white house good morning i just want to tell you we're doing very well with north kore

given them just enough to survive and those like a year or more voting in the hope of change john homan how does it make to account the strain on government is one of major trade disputes have its plain packaging laws for tobacco products the well to trade organization has ruled the laws have helped improve public health cigarette manufacturers are required to remove all logos and branding from their products to introduce the losen twenty eleven but if a strong opposition from tobacco producing countries. and manufacturers like philip morris would sued the government for what it called brand damage the case was thrown out and the tobacco firm was ordered to pay the government's legal fees the latest complaint to the w t o was filed by cuba douras and dominican republic and indonesia all tobacco producing countries who claim the law was damaged international trade and violated intellectual property rights but that claim was rejected and the ruling is expected to accelerate the rollout of plain packaging laws in other countries some chap is a public health professor at the university of s

homan, thank you for joining us tonight. >> i appreciate it, sir. >> tucker: don rosenberg know whatws what it's like to be separated from a child. his son was killed by an unlicensed illegal immigrant driver. just for contacts, because i don't think this is a political issue or needs to be one, i don't think you are republican or any kind of o conservative. i don't think you necessarily have a political ax to grind. looking today at the response in the media to our immigration policy, what is your reaction? >> i've been furious about the democratic response to illegal immigration ever since has happened to my son. they refused to talk to me, they refused to talk to anybody, they never acknowledged -- i've never heard one democrat in the last seven and half years since i've been doing this acknowledge any crime directly, except when they are sitting in a congressional hearing and it's their constituents who have been killed, and as soon as they walk out the door, they forget about it. it's reprehensible the way they deal with this issue. >> tucker: so why the concern -- i think all c

but the young should still play a vital role in who gets in and how the country moves forward john homan. mexico city. scientists in the u.s. say they've potentially found the holy grail of cancer research research at the cleveland clinic in ohio say they've developed a blood test that's able to detect certain types of cancer several years before a person falls ill a trial of around sixteen hundred people found a non invasive procedure identify d.n.a. markers with up to ninety percent accuracy the test was used to detect genetic traces of multiple counts including pancreatic and the various diseases is hoped the breakthrough will help to dramatically transform cancer treatment and save many lines well dr len felt deputy chief medical officer for the american cancer society says this breakthrough could revolutionize the detection of cancers that are harder to diagnose. as a cancer grows parts of its genetic make up part of its internal makeup so to speak gets broken off and circulates in the blood so the purpose of this technology is to try to find those fragments of what we call d.n.a. g

tom homan from the u.s. immigrations and custom enforcement. >>> more breaking news, as we await the president's arrival on capitol hill to talk about this specific subject -- immigration with house republicans. and also michael cohen now hiring a very experienced trial lawyer as the criminal investigation he's facing moves forward. will part of the new legal strategy include potentially flipping on his long-time clients, president trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ [ drum roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is emily's third nomination and first win. um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers the discounts -- no, i have to say it -- for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. safe driving! i do. chec

please elevate tom homan and listen to guys like that. in fact always the smart thing to do is to listen to the people who actually have to carry out the policies and ask him what would you do to fix it? they'll have the best answers and tom homan just gave us the best answer and he's 100% right about the politics of it. this is not about the kids. this is about winning and losing the elections at mid-term. liz: for the people in congress. it's really tough you've got the people at the border governor to your point trying to carry out the laws that they are charged with doing and it's really tough that what they have to deal with boots on the ground. we hear them all day long. it's really really hard. their jobs now look at this governor. the wall street dan henninger, he pointed out today that in order for the republicans to keep control of the house, the republicans need to hold on to 24 seats, but 20 of those seats are in very tight districts including places like florida, new jersey, pennsylvania. the question now is will this immigra

crop of leaders will have the chance to show if they can protect the mexicans including them so john homan. still to come on the news hour. with a major there. are not. the world cup details . business updates. business updates. opec ministers i gathering in vienna with a big decision on global oil production expected saudi arabia and russia rushing opec to increase oil production again after eighteen months of tight control but iran and other members from maine fiercely opposed to friday's ministerial meeting is like basically one of the toughest in recent memory paul brennan reports from vienna will they or won't they that's the question vexing energy analysts ahead of friday's opec ministers meeting with the ministers agree a compromise or is opec heading for a splits it could be a shortfall by the end of the year something like one point six to one point eight million barrels a day it will take time for anything to filter through say whatever they decide to do in the next few days it will be installed but it will have an impact on the market but they also want to ensure against is that

it's been a violent campaign activists say they've been one hundred fourteen political killings john homan reports. on his way to a rally merril candidate pascual turner were passes a grim reminder of what happened to the man he recently replaced on air and was the candidate before me here they stopped him and killed him he was lying here and so the police found him with his car engine still running. past. our own bella is one of more than one hundred politicians killed local level and what may be the country's deadliest election season. says he's not scared elizabeth martin is on the other hand admit she's terrified she's received death threats addressed not just to her but also her daughter from this what's up account to vocal middle yes i live in fear i try to beat it every day i turn of the whatsapp in the night i'm frightened of the messages that arrive after eleven pm. dirty into party politics play some part in the violence but experts say it's mainly due to mexico's multiplying criminal gangs they're increasingly pushing politicians to turn a blind eye or join in with their illegal

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>> reporter: after the raids, ice acting director thomas homan said that because of the tip, agents failed to make 864 arrests. that made you uncomfortable. >> completely false. pls. that made me extremely uncomfortable. we ended up arresting 232, which is 16% higher than our highest estimates. so internally, that was considered a success. het what they publicly said was that she let people go. >> reporter: schwab had issued a statement saying, "some of them were able to elude us, thanks to toe mayor's irresponsible decision." he says his bosses in washington 8sisted more than 800 wanted criminals remain free. >> they know it's a lie. it was just shocking to me that no one wanted to fix that. >> reporter: the longtime public lyrvant abruptly resigned. >> in 17 years, in the military, at the department of defense as a civilian, at nasa, and now at homeland security, i have never been asked to lie. i have never been asked to perpetuate a lie, which is the same as lying. >> reporter: during our interview... ( knocking on the door ) >> i'm so sorry. >> reporter: ...some unexpected visitors arr

crop of leaders will have the chance to show if they can protect the mexicans including them so john homan. quibbler the u.k. says that e.u. citizens who want to stay after breaks it will be able to apply using a new registration system the government insists it wants to make the process of staying as easy as possible. many europeans living in britain worried about their future as well ports. that has left italian composer dimitris colorado in a limbo is among three and a half million citizens living working and paying taxes in the u.k. who will now have to pass government checks in order to be able to remain in britain after it leaves the e.u. . will have to undergo criminal checks. undergo proving that you've been continuously resident here. yes it will be fine for the majority mother will be lots of cases where we've got lots of look both american fans and i can witness love a lot of anxiety lots of fear. the british government's promise to allow mostly you citizens to stay in the u.k. providing they've been in the country long enough haven't broken any laws and pay a registration fee t

>>homas homan, acting director of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, talks about his agency's mission to enforce immigration laws, including sanctuary cities, work site enforcement, asylum seekers and the separation of migrant children from their parents. >> all set. >> yeah, let's go. >> all right. good morning, everyone. and thank you for coming. this is the second in our series of news maker interviews with prominent people in the immigration world. and today we are speaking with acting i.c.e. director tom homan, immigration and customs enforcement. and we're going to have a wide-ranging conversation on everything from sanctuary policies to the influx of illegal immigrants over the border, to potential congressional legislation, deportations, work site enforcement, and so on. the way this works is that tom and i will be speaking for a while, and then we have a process for submitting questions that my colleague marguerite fe telford will be organizing. and she'll pass me those at the end of our time here. so thank

terrorists to join homan. mexico city and jeff stacy is a former state department official in the obama administration he says there's a high chance of a trade war we're already hearing direct responses from the e.u. from japan from canada about what they're going to do reciprocal tariffs coming in at the american economy and that means that if we respond again in kind this could go several rounds and lead ultimately to a very sizable trade war that will be detrimental to all of us what we are hoping is that the administration will think twice here this is what our allies are hoping this is what the leaders in japan in canada and all across europe are hoping it seems that this cabinet and this president in particular have things kind of reverse in their minds what they don't understand is that protectionism and mercantile isn't is a very bad thing for all parties involved the u.s. secretary of state says that he's made great progress in his talks with one of the north korean leader kim jong un's close estates

given them just enough to survive and those like a year or more voting in the hope of change john homan how does it make to account . valley's international airport has closed and hundreds of flights are canceled after a volcano erupted on the indonesian island ash and smoke shot more than two kilometers into the air from mountain kong at least four hundred fifty flights were canceled affecting about seventy five thousand people officials fear when could carry ash towards java indonesia's most densely populated island on a gun began erupting last year forcing tens of thousands to evacuate the health minister of the democratic republic of congo says his government is just weeks away from declaring the country a bowl of free the last outbreak killed twenty nine people the government says vacancies given to more than three thousand vulnerable people were very effective vaccines that is an ebola epidemic in two thousand and fourteen killed nearly eleven and a half thousand people across west africa a stunning government has won a major trade dispute over its plain packaging laws for tobacco

given them just enough to survive and those like a year or more voting in the hope of change john homan how does it make to account . a spacecraft that's taken off from cape canaveral in the us is set to be the last of its kind three two one. we have ignition and lift off the falcon nine rocket pilot companies they say resupplying the international space station is part of a nasa mission but the company says it's. the last time it'll use this type of rocket it will now focus on producing rockets that can be used after returning from space. you're watching al-jazeera i'm still robin these are all top news stories more than one hundred refugees and migrants are missing feared drowned after their boat capsized off libya's west coast the bodies of three young children have been recovered at least sixteen people survived. but then. there were one hundred twenty people on board on our way different broke a wooden piece pierced it and then the boat started sinking and the water started to rise everyone died women children elderly people mean all of them died. i was forced to get on board famil

but the young should still play a vital role in who gets in and how the country moves forward john homan mexico city now the u.s. is being accused of playing a dangerous game by stopping terrorists and steal an element of them from some of its closest allies canada mexico and the e.u. are planning retaliatory moves in what could be the start of a trade war economists say it could damage the u.s. economy and a gal who reports are from miami. like many states florida's construction industry has been booming for years demand for new development is being driven by a strong economy and in this state alone half a million people working construction but the rising cost of steel and allen minium could say developers deal a serious blow to the entire industry it hurts us a lot in the fact that unpredictable makes it very difficult for us to sign contracts that i know for sure we can complete for the. number that the developer really needs us to do it for consumers to could end up out of pocket as u.s. manufacturing prices rise and the agricultural sector braces for retaliation from the e.u. canad

given them just enough to survive and those like a year or more voting in the hope of change john homan how does it make to account . if your peers economy has grown as a faster rate than any other african country in the past ten years but foreign investors and local businesses complain that a shortage of foreign currencies are a us dollar holding back the private sector mohamed of the reports from this. this is the great if the opener missiles dumb on the blue nile nearing completion the project has been fully funded by the government and the people of ethiopia it's a fact that many here are proud of yet them vicious infrastructure projects like the dam have put pressure on the country's foreign reserves which are already short supply for in kind of the shortages the worst that i've witnessed in my entire life and it's all time lows that we have heard of and seen and this is because look at they kannan me look at the construction sector and you look at the manufacturing sector that imports everything and the government projects all those that have been planned and viciously have slowed

of leaders will have the chance to show if they can protect the mic seconds including them so john homan does it or whatever. al-jazeera has launched the second phase of its international press freedom campaign when the news is restricted and censored the press. it condemns the harriss ment of journalists and urges people to demand press freedom around the world the launch comes one year since saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind any chip imposed a blockade against qatar one of their demands is the closure of this network. china's ban on important plastic waste means other countries are being forced to find new ways to deal with their rubbish it could end up revolutionizing global recycling by making smaller countries improve their own collection and handling of plastic florence three reports some kind of lump or. plastic getting a new lease of life as waste is refined and turned into small pallets they're packed in this factory in the southern states in johor and sold to manufacturers the plastic is then turned into other goods anything from piping to home appliances c.r. ken who has spent hi

crop of leaders will have the chance to show if they can protect the mexicans including them so john homan does it or. i was there as long as the second phase of international press freedom campaign when the news is restricted and censored the press is not free it condemns the harassment of journalists and urges people to demand press freedom around the world the launch comes one years and saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt impose a blockade against qatar one of their demands is the closure of this network. and al jazeera journalist backward hussein has spent more than five hundred days in them ships and prison his daughter has issued a public appeal for her father's release. my father. and. my dad. citizen who hasn't done. anything that would harm his country who he loves. who are the release of my father and. who can support to support. china's ban on importing plastic waste means other countries are being forced to find new ways to deal with their rubbish it could end up revolutionizing global recycling by making smaller countries improve their own collection and handling of plas

veterans but the young should still play a vital role in who gets in and how the country new steward john homan al-jazeera mexico city. itself is there these are the top stories spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in and he takes over from marion out of why he lost a confidence vote in parliament following a corruption scandal but then his party also being sworn in is egypt's president of the fact that i'll see he secured a second four year term after winning ninety seven percent of the vote in the election in march most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running. summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un is back on in ten days time made the announcement barely a week after canceling it following a meeting with north korea's former spy chief kim young children. the u.s. is blasting china for what it called a grace of military actions in the south china sea speaking at an international security conference secure defense james mattis accused beijing of using pressure tactics on its neighbors despite trying to claim to the co

veterans but the young should still play a vital role in who gets in and how the country would join homan. city hundred fifty somalian migrants have returned home from libya as part of a un petri ation program libyan police arrested them as they tried to cross the mediterranean to europe international organization for migration says up to six hundred thousand migrants in libya are at risk of abuse detention and torture. some of america's closest allies have attacked the trumpet ministration for playing what they call a dangerous game by imposing steel an element tariffs the e.u. and canada filed legal challenges with the world trade organization after they were targeted along with mexico economists say a trade war could damage the u.s. economy and are going to get reports from miami. like many states florida's construction industry has been booming for years demand for new development is being driven by a strong economy and in this state alone half a million people working construction but the rising cost of steel an alum minium could see developers deal a serious blow to the entire indus

given them just enough to survive and those like a year or more voting in the hope of change john homan how does it make to account . so i had this problem a program trying to blend then many asylum seekers his safe haven in south korea and now face an uncertain future facing the death penalty the egyptian photojournalist arrested for taking pitches during a military crackdown five years ago. and in sports argentina's men's team struggled . three the world cup female players are in a battle for equality. welcome to another look at the international focus is sloshing fighting dry across the middle east as one would expect little more cloud over towards the east inside of afghanistan maybe also into pakistan with the heat very much on some lively showers if you do catch one but for the most part it's bone dry and it's very very hot we're into the forty's for baghdad and for kuwait city pleasant weather around that eastern side of the med by rate of around twenty seven celsius on saturday and similar fatties as we go on through sunday twenty eight degrees celsius the for jerusalem again ba

crop of leaders will have the chance to show if they can protect the mexicans including them so john homan does it. still to come on the news hour opec ministers meet in vienna with a major decision on their hands to best production on this show your.

thomas homan defending the 0-tolerance policy at our nation's borders. a parent of the me.ut because it i mean we ignore the law. i lieve anybody would want to be part of the greatest country on earth, there's a right way and wrong way. heather: isis policy separating parents and childrenght illegally crossing the border, this comes as officials plan to towards we view military bases in texas to see if they are suitable to how the 11,000 unaccompanied migrant children currently in the us. donald trump praising mitch mcconnell for keeping the senate in washington this summer. commander in chief tweeting mitch mcconnell said he will cancel the office recess, maybe democrats will finally get something done other than acceptance of high crime and high taxes, we need border security. critics say the senate majority leaders trying to keep democrats off the campaign trail but he says there's too much work to be done. members appear ready for recess, kevin mccarthy calthis the most productive session in years. keep them there until the work gets done. today marks the 74th anniversa

thomas homan said workplace inspections are meant to send a message to businesses across the countryadministration is going to protect jobs for american workers. it should be noted the number of unaccompanied minors crossing the southern border has skyrocketed. there were 2100 more minors crossing illegally in may than april. and the number of unaccompanied minors caught coming into the us this may was 329% higher than it was last may. the trump administration has implanted policies to separate kids from their parents when they are caught crossing the border illegally. shannon: thank you very much. our next guest is familiar with how tough it is to get something done on immigration on capitol hill, conservative critics say during the time he supported veterans day related to amnesty. florida's agriculture commissioner adam putnam is running to be governor of the great state of florida, great to have you with us. >> greetings from your stomping grounds in tampa bay. shannon: seventh generation floridian interested in what is going on down there and it says what is going on in the broa

rob: acting ice director tom homan says the blame belongs with parents of these children because theyly breaking the law and putting families at risk. >> the misleading of the american people by politicians is the trump administration was to use them as political ponds. the trump administration is not having political sideshows for these children to talk about this issue, the trumpet ministries want congress to fix this and what no one is talking about is the reason for this argument. are these families really escaping fear and persecution? the immigration court has said 80% are frivolous. these parents are using these children as ponds to gain entry to the united states knowing we can detain them. as far as separation of families are concerned you have to put blame on the parents. jillian: is a 314% increase in illegals crossing the border claiming to be a family unit, figures in the last 5 months. >> the director of the fbi and doj and inspector general back in the hot seat this time grilled by members of the house. >> james comey could be next after lawmakers learned he is under in

police say it happened overnight in the northbound lane just north of homan avenue in san jose. the motorcycle crashed just after 1 am. police don't know what led up to the accident or if any other cars were involved. >>> 6:06. there's a hearing for one of the men facing charges of manslaughter for the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. max harris, who called himself the creative director of the artist colony, where 36 people died, he wants to have his trial postponed. the trial is scheduled to beat least until september. his legal team says it's -- its fire experts need more time. here's parents codefendt, there mental, -- derick almena, they don't want the trial delayed. >>> there's a chance for critics who want to remove a controversial statue. it is the early days sculpture. it did -- it picks a native american man sitting on the ground with a missionary any spanish cowboy standing over him. at first, the city said it would remove the statue. that was reversed in april after the board overseeing it that the historical commission failed in its duty to preserve history inst

director homan, thank you so much, you've become an incredible friend. john fury, barbara gonzalez and my new friend kierstrstjen niel. thank you. >> i said would you like to speak? you said no. she said i've been crying too long for too much. it's fine, right? >> yes. >> i want to thank everybody for being here. i know these families, i know many more families that have gone through the same thing, and i cannot imagine it being any worse, but we pledge to act with sdpreth with resolve and in the memory of those who have been lost, so needlessly, and it's because of families like yours that my administration created the new office of dhs, the victims of immigrant crime engagement, which has been doing, i hear, a fantastic job. we call it voice, so your voices can be heard. we released the first voice report within the first months of voice. we opened more than 2800 victims registered to receive information on their perpetrator. we're following these people. we're following them. so it can't happen again by that individual. voice assisted hundreds of fami

thomas homan speaking out as a number of signatures on a petition.us liberty versus lgbt rights, the unanswered questions the supreme court left in a narrow decision yesterday. washington florist joins us live, her case is up next for supreme court c

has become this figure head and i think part of it is its now former director tom homan who helped, butoms and border protection that actually enforces. it's a completely separate component. >> all right. tai, karrie, david, thanks to all of you. i appreciate it. much more on the breaking news of these demonstrations taking place from coast to coast. dear foremothers, your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... ...commanded armies... ...yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 2 times more geographic detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com. i'm 85 years old in a job where. i have to wear a giant hot dog suit. what? where's that coming from? i don't know. i started my 401k early, i diversified... i'm not a big spender. sounds like you're doing a lot. but i still feel like i'm not gonna have enough for retirement. like there's something else i should be doing. with the right conversation, you might find you're doing okay. so, no hot d

. >> neil: that was thomas homan talking about the care of the kids and it's not put in perspective too how much we help them out, and now today the defense department will house 20,000 of them and find them a way to get them back with their parents. on the phone, david ward, former ice agent. he raises a good point that we focus on this whole phenomenon of separating children of children which to varying degrees has been done, but i'm wondering -- it doesn't matter now -- the pictures and the images are there and the administration is trying to move on, a lot of folks are not moving on what do you make of it? >> the pictures and images have always been there. they haven't been demonstrated due to selective programming by the media. over 32,000 children came in by may 1 of this year, this month alone, this month will be close to 40,000. they're unaccompanied children that have been turned over to smugglers, people that don't know who the children are. possibly even -- some are even rented, to come into the united states and apply for benefits into this country. >> you know, i understan

director, he currently serves as the border patrol's acting deputy commissioner will take over for thomas homantement homeland security secretary nielsen calls vatello an experienced and well respected officer who will be a strong advocate for agents and officers alike. >>> in mexico voters head to the polls on sunday to choose their next president. the likely successor a firebrand left-leaning nationalist. the outcome expected to have huge implications for america's relationship with mexico. >> w aboutdigny, the dignity of the mexican people. we need to -- very strong precedent to -- [inaudible] -- donald trump. jon: william la jeunesse is live in mexico city. what are the polls showing about this election tomorrow? >> well, jon, the polls show the front runner populist obrador winning in a landslide. he has a huge lead right now with young rural poor voters getting his most support. now this guy is different. he's the grandson of a farm worker. an environmental activist, an advocate for the poor. he plans to turn the presidential palace into a park. sell the presidential jet. live in his tiny

acting director thomas homan says these workplace inspections are meant to send message to businessese country, that the administration is going to protect jobs for american workers. finally, it should be noted the number of unaccompanied minors crossing the southern border has skyrocketed. there were 2100 more minors caught crossing the border illegally and may then in april. the number of unaccompanied minors cut coming into the u.s. this may was 329% higher than it was last may. to the trump administration has implemented policies to separate kids from their parents when they are caught crossing the border illegally. shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much. our next guest is very familiar with just how tough it is to get something down on immigration on capitol hill. his conservative critics say during the time he was here he supportive measures they equate to amnesty. after stints in congress and as florida's agricultural commissioner, adam putnam is now running to be governor of florida. great to have you with us, sir. >> greetings from your old stomping grounds in tampa bay. >>

the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement thomas homan was asked a very simple questioncnn. is this policy humane? watch as he struggles to answer. >> is this new zero tolerance policy tth supported, that the attorney general announced. is it humane? >> i think that -- i think it's. >> no. >> look, it's the policy. but is this humane? >> i think it's the law. and i'm law enforcement. i must follow the law. >> it clearly looks so inhumane. >> that's our job. >> seth: that's your job? where did you find it, on actualmonster.com? [ laughter ] also, any time you pause that long, the answer is not going to be good. "honey, who's kayla?" [ laughter ] "she is -- [ laughter ] a work frid. trump has made very clear how he feels about immigration. he concocts lies about criminals pouring over the border and use immigrants are infesting out our country. but he also knows that to enact his harshest proposals, he needs more republicans in congress. so at his rally yesterday, trump tried to motivate his supporters to vote in november. but for some reason, he immediately undercut himse

given them just enough to survive and those like a year or more voting in the hope of change john homan how does it make to account . a spacecraft that's taken off from cape canaveral in the u.s. is said to be the last of its kind is the private company space x. is resupplying the international space station as part of a nasa mission we have to pay those says it's the last time that it will use this type of rocket it will now focus on producing rockets that can be re-used after returning from space. good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories here on al-jazeera more than one hundred refugees and migrants are missing feared drowned after their boat capsized off the west coast of libya the bodies of three young children have been recovered at least sixteen people survived. there were one hundred twenty people on board on our way different broke a wooden piece pierced it and then the boat started sinking and the water started to rise everyone died women children elderly people mean all of them died. i was forced to get on board families with children were miserabl

say that he quit because there were just too many lies being told by tom homan and jeff sessions, thel. and of course you have the oakland mayor who said she was going to try to alert people about the various i.c.e. raids because again, she saw it as intrusive and the government acting in a way that was promoting fear and anxiety in her population. >> martha: we have a sound bite from james' log, the former i.c.e. spokesperson. let's play that and get your response. >> i could not fathom staying at an organization that was okay with lying to the american public. i hate that. in 17 years in the military, at that apartment of defense as a civilian, nasa and now at homeland security, i've never been asked to lie or perpetuate a lie which is the same as lyin lying. >> martha: jason chaffetz? >> that is terribly concerning. i believe that gentleman also said that was happening in the obama administration. as the former chairman of the oversight committee, that's exactly the kind of person we want to hear from and we understand his story. no matter who is in the political office. let's unde

terrorists to join homan al-jazeera mexico city and nicaragua as neighbors as well as countries across the americas are calling for an end to the killing of antigovernment protests at least sixteen people have died since wednesday more than one hundred have died in the past two months president danny a latte there has accused is accused of ordering snipers and armed groups to shoot a protest says who are demanding his resignation from the capital managua man while the apollo reports. on the streets of managua gunmen opened fire on anti-government protesters in the nicaraguan capital many demonstrators took shelter in a nearby cathedral went up at first were inside the cathedral then we went outside and saw how the shootings took place in cold blood right in front of the cathedral . in this but it nicaraguan farmer who traveled to my now i want to take part in the demonstrations says even under the care of faith leaders he still fears that more attacks are coming it's not that. we're going through a repression despite staying at the cathedral because these people don't respect anyone th

i also want to recognize acting director homan who's leaving us. he's been truly a star.nd he's leaving. he's retiring. but where is tom? is he around here someplace? stand up, tom. [ applause ] >> tom has been doing what he's doing for 34 years and doing it with strength and dedication and you are really outstanding. and you're highly recommended -- your highly recommended replacement is going to do a great job. thank you, tom, for those years of service. i also want to thank the incredible i.c.e. officers, border patrol agents and law enforcement officials who join us here today. if you could stand up, please. these people are all so special people. thank you. and they're good looking people, aren't they? good looking people. thank you very much for being here and for the bravery. what you do and what you endure is incredible. i also want to stand and have the brave men and women from all over government agencies -- we have a lot -- just maybe just raise your hand or stand. but we really appreciate the job that you've done, especially in the last year-and-a-half because