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in your you in your community when you're arrested by ice. and the characters on the film are not they're based on true stories there's no esther but there are thousand. of course and it's not just here you know you're nodding and i see adrian as well you know before we broaden the conversation out i do want to mention we actually have a tweet here from rational thinker a lot of people bringing up these questions does ice need sufficient evidence to be able to detain those people they suspect as illegal immigrants to people suspected as illegal immigrants have the same rights as american citizens now i want to kind of clarify things before we go in and i see you're shaking your head but i want to know that we approached ice to ask how they ensure the rights of people they interact with are protected the agency said this is committed to ensuring that all of those who are subject to removal from the united states under our laws receive the full process their due while in removal proceedings and ice custody everyone in ice custody for removal pr

defender services and the american civil liberties union aims to educate people on how to deal with ice officers take a look. it was five thirty am when i came to esther's apartment stories like this every day and are happening now with ice approaches people in the street at work in their car or even in sports it's scary but remember we write. for more on this campaign and the continued pressure on documented immigrants face in the united states i'm joined today by scott hacking your hechinger i believe he is senior staff attorney and director of policy at brooklyn defender services that's one of the organizations leading the we have rights campaign. cumberbatch is an associate vice president of policy at the fortune society an organization aimed at promoting alternatives to incarceration he has firsthand experience of ice officers knocking on his door which he outlined in a recent article on the marshall project in new york we have linda she is an activist and organizer she voiced the arabic language videos for the we have rights campaign and joining us from oakland california is adria

to ice in the past as a clandestine. organization because all the old they are funded publicly there's much information we actually do not know about ice we do not know the granular details that actually will expose some of the most. atrocious acts that they've done particularly when going into people's homes people as linda mentioned view their homes as saying thirty's and the mere fact that you have armed people right in your home is actually a violation of the sanctity and if you are forced on the ground and have children zip tied in. and have explosive devices use that can only add to. one of the reasons why a lot of this is swept under the rug is there's actually no recognized right to counsel in deportation proceedings and we're going to fender services one of very few organizations that get funded to actually provide free legal representation and only by being able to speak with clients find out what happened in their particular situation and interaction with ice and find out more about the conditions in real time

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and all that's pointing to thinning ice, shrinking ice cover. >> and that leads to climate change?s. >> reporter: this year, during the coldest part of the year, the ark ticker experienced its warmest temperatures ever recorded and the second lowest sea levels. greenland is ground zero for these radical changes. and that is why nasa's operation ice bridge is up here. its mission is to map earth's polar ice and understand its connection to the global climate. cruising altitude on operation ice bridge is 1,500 feet. perfect for an extraordinary view of our climate's changing in realtime. >> on average, we now know that the greenland ice sheet is losing nearly 300 gig tons of ice per year. and that works out to thousands of tons of ice being lost from this ice sheet per second. >> wait a minute, you just said thousands of tons of ice are lost per second. >> exactly. that works out to a new subdivision worth of homes of ice being lost every second. >> reporter: joe mcgregor is the mission's deputy project scientist. to collect this data and compare it to previous years, he and the othe

. >> plus breaking the ice. one of a kind program bringing inner city girls into the high-priced sport of figure skating. >> when i'm on the ice i don't have to express myself through words it's just i'm skating. >> building confidence and determination. >> we are black women, we can do anything that other people can do. >> guiding young women to greatness on and off the ice. >> anyone here ever coded before? >> but first here are the "nightline" five. ♪ ♪ ♪ 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 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. for years, the family of a young woman found hanging and naked at the home of her boyfriend has insisted was not a suicide tonight we trace the timeline that led the jury to a stunning verdict. >> what kind of emergency are you reporting. >> a beautiful young woman found hanging from a balcony naked and bound. >> is she still alive. >> i don't know. >> 32

projection now is that by the end of the century about two thirds of the ice fields near the june ice field will disappear. nor the current trend of climate change continues the most likely with the two to three decades this island is going to be under water. the juneau ice field for alan gordon the most beautiful place on earth he comes here every spare moment he has the region comprises almost four thousand square kilometers of glacial terrain the effort invested in each climb is rewarded with spectacular panoramic views but he knows he has to savor this beauty while it lasts the ice is melting and when i first came out here a long time ago. the ice was probably a couple hundred feet higher and it was just flat across a ski tour crossed out here. to get here but now i have to ice climb to get out here and it's completely changed. the rapid pace of change to the glassy and he tells us makes every one of his trips unique it's a bittersweet feeling. here and hood views the developments through the objective eyes of a scientist. he and alan gordon cross paths from time to time they talk

just ice losses at the periphery and unfortunately, it's stilljust not enough, the ice sheets are stillten years. but a tea m not won a test in ten years. but a team of two is under way. it feels great to be back here. i have wonderful memories of 2015. i was really looking forward to meeting all the guys. we have the right balance to start focusing on the process. this time you are here for a good portion of the season. going back to india injune to play the 1—off test against afghanistan. bacteria is yorkshire again. the big test series against england. is that pa rt test series against england. is that part of the reason for you coming here over again? this would definitely help me in the test series but this is not one of the reasons why i am here because even if there is no test series, i love being here and playing county cricket. it will be like a second home for me. i will be playing three months of county cricket and spending around five months here. over the years, leopards in the western indian state of maharashtra have adopted sugarcane fields as their home. but their close

scientists capture the moment that vast chunks of ice break into the ocean., sea levels will rise around the world. so the urgent question is how rapidly the glaciers, the great streams of ice, are moving. satellite pictures already reveal that one of the biggest of them, thwaites, is shedding huge blocks of ice. if the whole lot went, the sea would end up nearly a metre higher. this matters for the millions of people who depend on sea defences to keep them safe, from the thames barrier in london to walls of mud in bangladesh. the key is predicting how fast the sea will rise. we found, definitely, a place that really could uncork the genie, in terms of sea level rise, at a much shorter timescale than has been talked about before. things that would really make it difficult for coastal planners, cities, countries, to react fast enough. this latest research will focus on the western edge of antarctica, where the massive thwaites glacier, one of the largest on the planet, flows into the ocean. now, scientists already know that warm seawater is working its way und

the projects in the car of the summer ice. are centuries years old up on the north pole it's going to melt by the year two thousand and forty. that it's very critical for our sea old for a walrus even the polar bears we don't really get the marks around just rock but also. their. populations are shrinking. at the moment everyone here is trying to make the best out of the adverse living conditions but the ocean is gradually claiming the island for itself when will the time have come to leave. we go to the town hall to find out more about the planned relocation madinah shows us on a map where the new shipment is to be built around ten kilometers from here on the mainland we've just recently voted. for here's where we're at right now it's unclear however whether all the residents would participate in the move the mare is concerned that the community cohesion for which she loves her hometown so much could be lost for the old pond when there's a search and rescue and you know if somebody is lost in a snow storm we work together to

is changing, all that is pointing to thinning ice, shrinking ice cover. >> and that leads to climate change? >> yes. >> reporter: this year, the arctic experienced its warmest levels ever record and the second lowest sea ice levels. collect thing data is central to nasa's mission. >> and that data you get from 1500 feet? >> yes. >> reporter: nasa invited us aboard their p-30 ryan that surveys the arctic. after takeoff, we were over the sea ice, and i was angling for the best seat. we're flying at 1500 feet, and this is all you see. this is pretty nice. the man responsible for making sure the plane stays on course is johns sontag, mission scientist. >> this is what climate change looks like? >> yeah, that's right. >> that sea level rise here is what we all feel down at home? >> yeah, you take away some of the sea ice, you make the whole planet darker and more able to absorb the sun's energy. >> reporter: joe mcgregor took me up to the cockpit. and that's when things got a little bumpy. >> this glacier is one of the few left in greenland that still has an ice shelf at the end of it. in

to get here but now i have to ice climb to get out here and it's completely changed. the rapid pace of change to the glassy he tells us makes every one of his trips unique it's a bittersweet feeling. here and heard views the developments through the objective eyes of a scientist and. he and alan gordon cross paths from time to time they talk about the weather climbing routes and nature's vulnerability out there. where we get up over here we can pray take a shower together they're looking at a phenomenon the day that they call the suicide base in alaska. so it will go away and then as it floods in a nice will settle back down into the basin so essentially it's kind of like a giant bathtub that's billowing out with melt water from the suicide glacier there and then draining out into the mendenhall so there's flooding on some streets they have to close some of the areas of the visitor's center there to turn off the power in some areas. measurements carried out by the scientist show that the ice is losing almost ten metres in height here every year u.s. president trump ho

dulce: ¿usted sabe quÉ hacer en caso de un encuentro con ice?storias reales que proveen informaciÓn sobre sus derechos. >> la gente estÁ con una gran presiÓn, un gran estrÉs y eso a veces le juega trucos a la mente. es importante que con sus hijos, que con su cÓnyuge, con sus hermanos, con sus padres, practican en la privacidad de su hogar la posibilidad de un cuestionamiento. dulce: en este caso, cuando ice llegÓ a la puerta el personaje supo ejercer sus derechos y no abriÓ. la recomendaciÓn es exigir una orden firmada por un juez. >> la constituciÓn le da derecho a tener un abogado de migraciÓn, el derecho de mantener silencio en caso de que los oficiales le pidan informaciÓn. dulce: ¿pero quÉ debe hacer si los oficiales entran a su hogar? >> dÍgales: no estoy de acuerdo. dulce: las redadas y detenciones pueden suceder en lugares pÚblicos. los testigos tienen derecho a documentar los hechos. activistas y expertos en leyes migratorias aseguran que un arresto no significa que todo estÁ perdido. mÁs bien es el inicio de un proceso judicial en el

seanie says the cases they refer to ice are based on credible intelligence. but the cases we've seen suggests otherwise. then they will hear is you're an emmis thirteen member if you're central american or latino unless you can prove otherwise and the kid is like wait a second i'm being treated as a gang member by the school i go through i'm not a gang member i'm being treated like a gang member by the authorities i'm being treated now because of all these questions cetera et cetera rival gang members might even be looking at me and asking and questioning whether or not i am a part of that gang and so i might as well join them again right. now if they see that you're working with the department of homeland security. can you see how that would also road their trust it's very important that folks in the community know that we are not targeting undocumented residents rather we're targeting gang members and we will provide protections to folks who have no immigration status whatsoever if they interact with law enforcement to provide information and and we're not

>> thinning ice. shrinking ice coverage. >> reporter: and that leads to climate change? >> yes. >> reporter: this year during the coldest part of the year, the arctic experienced its warmest levels ever recorded in the second lowest sea ice levels. collecting this data is central to nasa's operation ice bridge and we join them on their flight. >> this glacier is one of the few glaciers left in greenland that has an ice shell at the end of it. in other words, floating ice that is attached to the original glacier. hang tight. hold on. >> reporter: after a successful eight-hour mission we landed back at the base and even though it looks like a frozen tundra, the warming world may effect long-held traditions here like dog sledding routes. part of the reason we came here was to go with nasa and look at the melting sea ice, climate change. >> translator: it would be sad when the sea ice melts. >> reporter: this place may seem far away but turns out it's closer to home than any of us may have realized. jacob soboroff, nbc news, greenland. >> an amazing but troubled part of our

, all of that is pointing to thinning ice. shrinking ice cover. >> and that is the climate change? >> yes. >> this year during the coldest part of the year, the arctic experienced the warmest levels ever recorded in the second lowest sea ice levels and collecting the data is central to the nasa mission. >> and that data from 1500 feet. >> yes. >> nasa invited us aboard the p-3-0 ryan that surveys the arctic. minutes after takeoff we were over the sea ice and i was angling for the best seat. >> to fly at 1500 feet and this is all you see. this is pretty nice. >> the man responsible for making sure the plane stays on course is johnsontag, navigator. >> what you see up here is what climate change looks like. >> this is the front lines of climate change. that is right. >> that is sea level rise here is what we all feel down at home. >> if you take away some of the sea ice and you make the whole planet darker and more able to absorb the sun energy. >> reporter: joel mcgregor took me up to the cockpit as we got closer to the destina

how that is changing, all it is pointing to is thinking ice, shrinking ice cover. >> reporter: it leadsate change. >> yes. >> reporter: during the coldest part of the year, the arctic experienced the warmest period ever recorded. the data you get here? >> yes. >> reporter: nasa invited us aboard their p3 ryan. i was angling for the best seat. flying at 1500 feet, and this is all you see. pretty nice. the man responsible for making sure the plane stays on course is john sontag, mission scientist. >> this is the front lines of climate change. >> reporter: sea level rise here is what we all feel down at home. >> you take away some of the sea ice, you make the planet darker and more able to absorb the sun's energy. >> reporter: joe mcgregor took me to the cockpit as we got closer to the day's destination. peterman's glacier. that's when things were bumpy. >> this is one of the few glaciers in greenland that still has an ice shell. >> reporter: hang tight. >> the glacier is changing significantly. its capped large icebergs the last few years. >> reporter: the scientists rely on radar, lasers

una polÍtica de no cooperar con agentes de ice.ando derogar la polÍtica de estado santuario. este grupo busca que autoridades locales y estatales notifiquen a ice cuando tienen un inmigrante bajo custodia y tambiÉn criminalizar a ciudadanos que obstruyeron la ley federal. esta iniciativa podrÍa aparecer en la boleta electoral hasta el aÑo 2020. un alguacil en contra costa, indicÓ que publicarÁ en internet las fechas de liberaciÓn de reos, algo restringido por la ley santuario. una defensora de derechos de inmigrantes, le estÁ pidiendo el procurador general de california que investigue al sheriffde alameda por esta acciÓn. jaime: el alguacil del condado de alameda dice que su polÍtica de hacer pÚblicos los nombres de losreos que estÁn por salir, no ha cambiado. sÓlo la modalidad. este es el portal delalguacil del condado de alameda, en el que cualquier persona podrÁ poner el nombre y fecha de nacimiento y saber cuÁndo salir libre. >> las intenciones del alguacil es ayudar con las deportaciones. jaime:la organizaciÓn unido a defensa

. >> mientras tanto aquÍ, ice no para de sembrar el terror una campesino quedÓ arrestada cuando saliÓamilia entera corra la misma suerte. >> oye, no matamos, no drogamos. >> rodeada por varios agentes de inmigraciÓn obedece las indicaciones de sus familiares. >> pero nada pudo impedir que los oficiales lograran su propÓsito. >> ellos no se fueron hasta que se la llevaron, la bajaron de los pies, de las manos como si fuera un criminal >>> marÍa de los Ángeles es trabajadora agrÍcola y durante 9 aÑos se ha dedicado en los campos. >> ademÁs es el sustento econÓmico de su madre que estÁ enferma y no puede trabajar. >> tanta lÁgrima que he derramado ahorita con mÍ hija ya no quiero sufrir. >> ya no quiero, quiero a mi hija por favor >> es que la detenciÓn de marÍa se suma otro dolor la deportaciÓn de su hijo claudio hace 2 meses <.> >>> el video filmado por la amiga de la familia quiÉn reaccionÓ sorprendida cuando escuchÓ las razones de los uniformados >>> un oficial del ice le estÁ levantando falso testimonios que ella tratÓ de atropellarlos y que ella llevaba armas. >> la describe como t

haremos todo lo que podemos para parar las redadas de ice.de llegar a territorio norteamericano en busca de un mejor porvenir. el presidente trump criticÓ esta caravana, estÁ muy enojado alegando que quieren sacar provecho de daca y del paÍs. y le pidiÓ a mÉxico que detenga esta migraciÓn masiva. >> son gente de nacionalidad hondureÑa. el nÚmero de hondureÑos demasiado grande. ramÓn: esta caravana estÁ liderada por organizaciones pueblos sin fronteras. palmira: este conejo que fuera hablado del presidente trump no es el nuevo miembro de su gabinete. >> mÁs adelante el porto tuvo actividad en la primera liga de portugal. surge un candidato para pelear contra golovkin que reemplazarÍa a "canelo" el 5 de mayo. >> este es "contacto deportivo". daniel:maÑana va a regresar la actividad de la champions league y otro compaÑero tiene el reporte. >> saludos. este mate comenzarÁn los cuartos de final de la uefa champions league. el plato fuerte estarÁ en torino juventus recibirÁ a real madrid se han enfrentado 10 veces, todo un clÁsico de la competencia

contra las armas, pero antes vamos con una denuncia contra las condiciones de de niÑos arrestados por iceonsumir drogas sicotrÓpicas. >>> es un verdadero infierno que viven miles de niÑos, una pesadilla que de acuerdo a una mociÓn presentada en una corte federal se agrava llegando al paÍs donde buscan refugio >>> para venir acabar en una prisiÓn en estados unidos. >>> totalmente condenable >>> el centro para los derechos humanos y la ley constitucional pidiÓ la intervencion de un tribunal federal para terminar con la detenciÓn prolongada de miles de menores, muchos de los cuales son sometidos a a abusos y obligados a tomar drogas sicotrÓpicas >>> puede causar secuelas que duran toda una vida en la mente y en la vida de niÑos >>> en un te mal teca de 17 aÑos asegura ser obligada de tomar mÉdico mentes y como un compaÑero tomÓ el mismo medicamentos >>> muchos de los menores llegan alterados por lo que han visto, sufrido y experimentado >>> pero el cÓnsul de los Ángeles, desconocÍa la situaciÓn de abuso >>> ya se iniciÓ la investigaciÓn, y estamos eh, tratando de llegar al fondo. >>> entre l

of the melting polar ice caps in a minute.hich are your favourites, can you talk us through some of them? well, my favourite is probably this polar bear picture where it is mixed mineral, animal and celestial. while i was waiting for a couple of hours in the zodiac, practising patience and perseverance, which are two keywords for the photographer, i knew there was a full moon day, for sure. but the bear was sleeping since a couple of hours, and i was waiting gently with my camera and long lens. something happens. and finally, when the moon appears behind the rock, the bear raises up its head and looks at the moon for 1.5 seconds, and i had the chance to get my camera to operate and took a picture. how extraordinary, we are just looking at it now. you have a few other pictures as well. obviously one of a little boy with a brown bear, and quite curiously, he had never seen a polar bear before. absolutely, in russia there are brown bear who are sleeping at the time, andi brown bear who are sleeping at the time, and i was showing

snowfall gains mean the losses are not as big so that is good news but at the end of the day, the icea level rises so we are trying to understand the two pieces of the puzzle, how much snow falls, and we have to understand the ice losses at the periphery and unfortunately, it's stilljust not enough, the ice sheets are still shrinking. it could be a scene straight out of a hitchcock movie. take a look at this. thousands of noisy corellas — they're a type of white cockatoo — have been terrorising residents in the south australian capital of adelaide, wreaking havoc to street lights, signs and trees in their search for food. the local council in the suburb of playford has tried using everything from drones to pyrotechnics to move them on but has only managed to bring down their numbers by two thirds. for more, let's bring in glenn docherty, the mayor of playford, north of adelaide. why's it been so hard to get rid of them? good morning. it's been a flood of birds in the city of playford, thousands of white corellas attacking our community. —— community. we have seen flocks in their thous

inmigrantes aseguran que ice miente cuando dice que las redadas del fin de semana en carolina del norteron para arrestar a delincuentes y zonas peligrosas. joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn tendrá una audiencia donde intentarÁ explicarle al juez que el aislamiento afecta su salud. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: bienvenidos. la vida cambiÓ en unos instantes para docenas de familias inmigrantes este fin de semana en carolina del norte. agentes de inmigraciÓn ejecutaron una serie de redadas express en varias ciudades arrestando a personas seÑaladas como delincuentes peligrosos. como nos explica andrea linares no todas las personas detenidas tenÍan rÉcord criminal. andrea: esta camioneta negra permanece en el mismo lugar en que fue arrestado armando ordÓÑez por agentes de inmigraciÓn. la detenciÓn ocurrió a escasos metros del restaurante en el que Él trabajaba desde hace 16 aÑos. >> cuando lo pararon dice que sÓlo le pidieron sus papeles y Él dijo que no tenÍa. andrea: su esposa con quien tiene

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and the intercontinental exchange ice which also is the parent of n.y.s.e.the new york stock exchange has reached an accord to acquire the chicago stock exchange while the details of the deal are not public some news reports suggest that the value of the chicago stock exchange could be in the neighborhood of seventy million dollars and the other large global exchange operator c.m.e. group the chicago mercantile exchange group has announced they have reached an accord to acquire any x. the u.k. based exchange c.m.e. group c e. terry duffy's said the acquisition will allow c.m.e. group to create significant value and efficiencies for our clients globally and back with us discuss the new exchange purchases of former exchange c. street executive board boris thank you so much for being here it's always great to have you what do you make of this merger mania going on at these large exchanges. great to be here with you bart thanks for having me back i think these are two very different deals the larger one obviously the c.m.e. buying the next group i think what's v

scientists capture the moment that vast chunks of ice break into the ocean.els will rise around the world. so the urgent question is how rapidly the glaciers, the great streams of ice, are moving. satellite pictures already reveal that one of the biggest of them, thwaites, is shedding huge blocks of ice. if the whole lot went, this seaward end up nearly a metre higher. this matters for the millions of people who depend on sea defences to keep them safe, from the thames barrier in london, to walls of mud in bangladesh. the key is predicting how fast the sea will rise. we found definitely a place that really could uncork the genie in terms of sea level rise at a much shorter timescale than has been talked about before. things that would really make it difficult for coastal planners, cities, countries to react fast enough. this latest research will focus on the western edge of antarctica, where the massive thwaites glacier, one of the largest on the planet, flows into the ocean. now, scientists already know that warm sea water is working its way under the front

ice, a stick, and a puck.e great chef normand laprise, to watch their beloved montreal canadiens lay waste to the carolina hurricanes. >> fred: yeah! >> anthony: all the while eating, of course, and drinking, as it turns out, the finest wines known to humanity. >> anthony: man, here we go. [ cheers ] ♪ >>> manhunt in the u.s. for a gunman that killed four inside a restaurant until a customer stepped up and took the gun away. >> donald trump and emmanuel macron will reunite shortly at the white house. there will be a state dinner. we lay out the issues on the table. >>> also -- >> why broadcasts like these into the korean demilitarized zone have stopped leaving silence. >> these stories are ahead. welcome to our viewers, i'm natalie anne. >> ail cyril vannier. >> our top story. a

tonight -- ice t. writer sarah kendzior. featuring the 8g band with sarah tomek. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. before taking questions from reporters today, president trump brushed dandruff off of french president emmanuel macron's shoulder, and said, "we have to make him perfect." [ light laughter ] then macron returned the favor by putting a bag over trump's head. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] before taking questions from reporters today, president trump said that his great relationship with french president emanuel macron was not fake news. but added that his fake relationship with melania is not great news. [ laughter and applause ] president trump and first lady melania hosted their first official state dinner tonight at the white house. said melania, "which fork do i use to kill myself?" [ laughter ] [ applause

scientists capture the moment that vast chunks of ice break into the ocean. levels will rise around the world. so the urgent question is how rapidly the glaciers, the great streams of ice, are moving. satellite pictures already reveal that one of the biggest of them, thwaites, is shedding huge blocks of ice. if the whole lot went, the sea would end up nearly a metre higher. this matters for the millions of people who depend on sea defences to keep them safe, from the thames barrier in london, to walls of mud in bangladesh. the key is predicting how fast the sea will rise. we found definitely a place that really could uncork the genie in terms of sea level rise at a much shorter timescale than has been talked about before. things that would really make it difficult for coastal planners, cities, countries, to react fast enough. this latest research will focus on the western edge of antarctica, where the massive thwaites glacier, one of the largest on the planet, flows into the ocean. now, scientists already know that warm sea water is working its way under the

i represent the 150,000 of residence denies our relationship with ice have worked perfect low the ice agent made my case. we have deports over 2,000 illegal criminals from our city with our cooperation with ice. we focus on criminals only. now, the ice agents are on their own in the community in our neighborhood at our stations picking up criminals and innocent people. as a result of our cooperation with ice, the crime went dun boy 33%. today a save as it was in 1980. i was elected mayor toup hold the constitution and also to keep my community safe. this residence lougz to fight the state sanctuary lawa my mission. >> mayor, i want your response because the mayor is saying here they had 2,000 criminal aliens they deported which would be on the streets if sacramento had their way by banning local law enforcement from work width federal government. why should 2,000 criminal aliens with the in communities? >> it is important to define what you mean by criminal. a violation of federal and civil immigration law is a crime. vi11 criminals of victims of a broken immigration system. they have

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there is no wall, there is no ice, there is no fog nothing. people come and go as they wish in the united states. let me tell you something about bryce. arrested over 38,000 crawl aliens. you made a statement that we're out there arresting children amend the families and stuff, let me tell you something ice is going after particular comments fugitives from justice, that came into the united states after reentry after deportation. that's who is being targeted and over 38,000 have been arrested. did you also know 2200 bounds you have fenton nail seized by ice. >> the problem very, very real. it's not just this one congressional candidate in wawsk e. wisconsin, beanged and new york. it seems to be in the blue-eyed stream. >> they don't want immigration enforcement. they want this combine country to be a sanctuary for the world's wobs you are citizens are in danger. look at whached on 9/11. it was immigrants that did that they brought down the towers, since threaten and foreign nationals have been killing u.s. citizens since that time even before

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tenemos derechos que le ayuda a saber quÉ hacer si se topa de frente con agentes de inmigraciÓn. >> icetupendo, porque donde yo estuve detenida mucha gente no sabÍa que tenemos derechos. >> aunque no sea ciudadano estadounidense es importante saber que tiene derechos constitucionales. >> eran las 5:30 de la maÑana cuando ice llegÓ al departamento de ester. >> estos videos le dicen que tiene derecho a no abrir la puerta, pedir la orden firmada por el juez o pedir un abogado si no tiene uno. >> esta campaÑa de videos animados serÁ difundida en siete idiomas, espaÑol, inglÉs, Árabe, ruso y mandarÍn. recuerde, informaciÓn es poder, por eso los activistas lo invitan a informarse y a sus seres queridos. en nueva york noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo los momentos mÁs emotivos, sorprendentes y memorables que se vivieron aquÍ en telemundo durante los premios billboard de la mÚsica latina. de azÚcar y de sal. de azÚcar y de sal. le de chica no había nadie que se pareciera a mí. por eso creé este blog: para inspirar a las personas a ser ellas mismas. con la surface laptop s