the cia later inform the immigration and naturalization service that it had concealed steffen bond darragh and other ukrainians from the soviets the operations involving ukrainians continued for many years the nuremberg trials of one thousand nine hundred forty five in one nine hundred forty six brought the political economic and military leaders of fascist germany to justice and revealed to the world the monstrous face of naziism and the crimes they committed but the ukrainian nazis were spared the same fate and some were even granted indulgences by the cia by nine hundred fifty four the agency excused the illegal activities of the zero un security branch. in the name of cold war necessity in one nine hundred forty nine nicola levitt the man responsible for the massacres in the lena was moved to the united states where he died in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine without ever being investigated or pursued as a war criminal the cia moved to protect ukrainian nationalist leader nicola legged from criminal investigation by the immigration and naturalization service in one nine hundred fi

. >> couple of decades ago, it was the ins, immigration and naturalization service. now it is i.c.e., immigration and customs enforcement. are they looking for a name change? or are they looking for an actual abolition of the agency that sort of keeps track of who is coming in? >> well, what senator gillibrand has said is that she thinks that maybe it is necessary just to start over. i think that would be more than just a name change. but again, i think largely it's using i.c.e. as a vehicle for criticizing the administration's policy and what i.c.e. is doing at the border based on the orders from the top. >> but the president has said all along that he is simply enforcing laws that are already on the books, laws that the nation has had for a long time and laws that in his view have been largely ignored. >> he has said that, and he also obviously during the campaign in 2016 and since his time in office has been very strong advocate for tough immigration laws, and so the fact that he imemploymented those laws -- implemented those laws when coming into office is not a b

immigration enforcement to implement the removal of deportable and inadmissible aliens from the united states. ms. jackson lee has stated that she had been a champion for years when this comes to restructuring the immigration and naturalization service. i have been arguing for years, quote, we need to separate out the services and enforcement functions of the i.n.s., end quote. in 2001, then judiciary committee chairman jim sensenbrenner, introduced the barbara jordan immigration reform and accountability act. which proposed to abolish the i.n.s. and establish separate offices for immigration enforcement and the provision of immigration benefits. the bill was a bipartisan jugger nat. it passed the -- juggernaut. it passed the judiciary committee by a vote of 32-2. d this body by a vote of 405-9. mr. hastings stated during floor consideration that, quote, i want to commend the authors of this bill. they have produced a bipartisan bill that is sure to improve performance and accountability. i think mr. sensenbrenner and mr. conyers have done an outstanding job, end quote. the barbara jordan immigration reform and accountability act was in effect enacted into law as part of the homeland security act. in creating d.h.s., it transferred

you have the former immigration and naturalization service and you have the former u.s.re here to protect and serve us. and you are going to get rid of money laundering. did you know that ice conducts some of the most serious money laundering investigations? that money goes to cartels. that money goes to terrorist cells. think about this. what else comes across the border? fentanyl and opioids. >> absolutely. >> do you know who investigates that? ice. pete: foolish talk by many on the left who have made this campaign issue really a vessel for the hatred of our president. great to seat administration standing behind ice. thanks for what you have done. we appreciate it? >> thanks. pete: have you got it new report claims the army is discharging immigrant recruits. is that really true? look at that headline, quietly discharging immigrant recruits. the real story behind the headline coming up. plus, fries healthier than blackberries? blueberries, i have always known that now a nutritionist is going to explain coming up next ♪ i try so hard ♪ i can't rise above it ♪ i don't kn

service members and spouses were sworn in yesterday in san diego. the u.s. citizenship and immigration services agency will ultimately naturalize000 people around the 4th of july. >>> today being independence day, it's a time to reflect on those who fought for our freedom. lauren blanchard shows us an organization going the distance to help gold star families in their time of need year round. >>> reporter: it's something no military family wants to see see, the soldier's final journey home. something they faced in 2011. >> he was my fishing buddy, my golfing buddy, my guitar buddy, my artist buddy. >> reporter: army corporal frank gross, craig and terry's only son, was killed by an i.e.d. in afghanistan. his family making this sudden 1,000-mile trip from tampa to dover air force base to accept his body in person. >> that was such a dark time of life. >> reporter: although it was one of their lowest lows, there was support thanks to this building and the organization behind it. >> we believe in the power of family. we believe obviously in bringing the plight of the military family to light. >> reporter: nationwide fisher house h

citizenship, the 10th ofrouigh july and the immigration services offer online a sample test if you are interested. the civics history and government questions for the naturalization test if you are interested and have nothing else to do before the fireworks, a great way to spend a july 4 afternoon. wisconsin, david, independent line. yes, i have just one comment. how big a challenge to our democracy as far as i'm concerned are the democrats? that is my comment. host: do you want to take our test? i guess not. have a, florida. -- tampa, florida. ike. caller: happy fourth. i'm an iron worker i have been an iron worker for 30 years. i got disabled and one of the about that has been said the american dream and everything, i worked all my life out of hard work and not very many people do that kind of iron work like i do. hurt and i had nothing but trouble with workmen's comp. and social security. the american dream that i got saved my money, got it is a property, a mobile home, and i can't get to that mobile home to that property. other people come and go in this country and one guy, he said his mama comes from cuba, never worked a day in her life. she's probably disa

immigration assess -- and naturalization service. leaves the identifying and arrest and removal of aliens who present a danger to national security or risk to public safety as well as those who enter the united states without documentation or otherwise and otherwise undermine the integrity of our immigration laws and border control efforts. commander, as he deputyed, was appointed director of children's programs and office of refugees resettlement. january 2017, in that capacity, he manages the unaccompanied alien children program, which provides care and custody of over 100,000 young people annually who are apprehended by the department of homeland security without an accompanying parent. commander white advises the and the director of dhhs with unaccompanied children. mchenry was named director of the executive office for immigration review, january of this year. served as the deputy associate attorney general working on a variety of immigration related litigation matters and overseeing components reporting to the office of the ass

military service members and their spouses were sworn in today at the uss midway museum in san diego. the immigration services agency will naturalizean 14,000 people around the fourth of july. >> when i was growing up, i used to think america was in the sky. i always hear about america because it is one of the best countries in the world. i always think that it is a very organized country, and have a good law for his people. i want to be a part of something bigger. >> citizens sworn in hail from places such as china, iceland, chile, and the philippines. >>> travis air force base is planning a high-tech fireworks display for the independence day celebration. >> as a johnson explained, it will include drones with l.e.d. lights synchronized to music to mimic in environmentally friendly version of a fireworks display. >> you're looking at what could finally rival your traditional fourth of july fireworks show. >> it might be fireworks but people do not realize they are digital fireworks. >> reporter: the digital manager of drone light shows has been piloting the spirit >> you merge art and technology, you can create a different experie

citizenship, the 10th ofrouigh july and the immigration services offer online a sample test if you are interested. the civics history and government questions for the naturalizationt if you are interested and have nothing else to do before the fireworks, a great way to spend a july 4 afternoon. wisconsin, david, independent line. yes, i have just one comment. how big a challenge to our democracy as far as i'm concerned are the democrats? that is my comment. host: do you want to take our test? i guess not. have a, florida. -- tampa, florida. ike. caller: happy fourth. i'm an iron worker i have been an iron worker for 30 years. i got disabled and one of the about that has been said the american dream and everything, i worked all my life out of hard work and not very many people do that kind of iron work like i do. hurt and i had nothing but trouble with workmen's comp. and social security. the american dream that i got saved my money, got it is a property, a mobile home, and i can't get to that mobile home to that property. other people come and go in this country and one guy, he said his mama comes from cuba, never worked a day in her life. she's probably disabled