the urgency we had before with the white paper and with immigration bill has two certain extent then ns' rights are protected in the thrall agreement and implementation coming up later this year. have you come up with options for immigration for inclusion in the negotiation process? there is a whole range of different options that could be considered by the government in terms of the future immigration policy. do have a recommendation that you have made to them? no, i don't. i am leaving it to the prime minister and david davis to lead on those discussions. but you said it is yourjob to come up with the options, what is the current cabinet position on whether or not immigration should be included in the discussions on future partnership? it is for the prime minister to decide that. march now, 12 months until brexit day, and you are saying that the home office has not taken a position, never mind the government taking a position, you as home secretary have not taken a view on what the immigration proposals or objectives should be in the future partnership? i have provided and continue

keep the public pressure on the government to keep this the forefront and there will also be an immigration bill that we're expecting some time we don't know when in the autumn so we really hope that one way or the other either through the private member's bill or three the immigration bill we will be able to make this thing or realises a lot of i wish you all the very base of luck with all the what you do and all the agencies you're doing to to get this across the final i think many people think it's absolutely the right thing to do thank you for all the p.f.s. and thank you very much for joining us on the show coming up after the break we'll be hearing from the member of parliament behind the bill i'm spending macneil. the most expensive fish in the world each one is selling for but tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty years old you might have a fish out there and yet they don't get that big today because we're way too good at catching. it's only remnants of a much larger pulp mission was once there that was much more widely distributed we have polit

keep the public pressure on the government to keep this full front and there will also be an immigration bill that we're expecting some time we don't know when in the autumn so we really hope that one way or the other either through the private member's bill or three the immigration bill we will be able to make this little reality a lot of wished you all the very based of luck with all the what you do and all the agencies you're doing to to get this across the final hurdle i think many people think it's absolutely the right thing to do thank you for all the p.f.s. and thank you very much for joining us on the show coming up after the break we'll be hearing from the member of parliament behind the bill i'm spending macneil. break for a single. day as. they start training very young. seven sets of school. rats. and they saved lives. time about email bed of the child you might even want to get. but again. and again and i mean i my mom come on here i knew god. morning and had to be. in the mood to endure that in the mail so you just have images consistent if you want. to many know by love and act

we really hope that one way or the other either through the problem members or three of the immigration bill we will be able to make this law a reality a lot of i wish you all the very base of luck with all the work you do you know legion sees you doing. to get this across the final i think many people think it's absolutely the right thing to do thank you for all the p.f.s. and thank you very much for joining us on the show coming up after the break we'll be hearing from the member of parliament behind the bill and disbanded mcneil. the far right. isn't just on the march it's taking violent my daughter's action i know you might need to hear that yes you know again i see these organizations which are usually split into which we feel we should take different names how do you view that. complex web of richard basham the. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all but there was one more question by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure come out you have to be the center of the shuttle wo

he worked effectively in 2013 on a comprehensive immigration bill. the current minority leader is dealing with a unusual situation, namely the trump presidency, which provoked massive resistance from the beginning. it has been a partisan situation in that regard. the thing i should say to you and the viewers is that, i started writing the book in the believed016 when i that hillary clinton would be president. and couldn't govern unless the senate changed. my book wasn't about donald trump and any particular person, although senator mcconnell does loom large in it because he has been such a force. the long-term decline of the senate created a situation in which people look at washington at said, it is not working. i am willing to try an outsider because those people in washington are failing us. so i put a lot on the senate's failure. host: will hear from chuck heumer, and back in february spoke at the university of louisville about the condition of the senate that he thought -- and i want you to listen and get your thoughts on it. >> we have shown th

four immigration bills failed in the senate last month. white house blames congress for a failure to come up with a compromise. >> the fact that they can't actually come together and get something done is pathetic. now they are using the courts as an excuse. they need to come to work and do what they were elected to. >> congress faces a deadline of march 23rd to pass another short-term spending bill that could give democrats leverage to pass a daca bill. in the bay area, hundreds rallied in san jose this afternoon. ktvu's rob malcolm was there and has a message those demonstrators want to send to lawmakers. >> reporter: good evening. it was a call to action that was answered by hundreds of students. some of them getting their first taste of political activism, but feeling the message was important enough to march to san jose's city hall so their voices could be heard. with a daca deadline of march 5th on paper, hundreds of students took heart in the rally, urging congress -- part in the rally, urging congress to pass a new bill. >> there h

it worked effectively in 2013 on a comprehensive immigration bill. the minority leader is dealing with an unusual situation, mainly the donald trump presidency. this has provoked massive resistance from the beginning. it has been a partisan situation. the thing i should say to you startedviewers is i writing the book in the fall of 2016 when i believed that hillary clinton would be president. unless theot govern senate change. the book was not about donald trump or any particular person although senator mcconnell does in it because he is such a force. the long-term decline of the senate created a situation where people looked at washington and sent, it is not working. i am willing to try an outsider because people in washington are failing us. i put a lot of the senate's failure. host: we heard from chuck schumer in february about the condition of the senate. this is what he had to say. >> we showed that the senate can lead a four and it must again. the house is fractured. the president is the president. that has theate potential to act as a beacon o

he is also proposing a new immigration bill. congressman goodlatte among our guest this is hour along with congressman jim jordan, judge andrew napolitano, and author of the new book, "secret empires." peter schweizer. david: very exciting line up today. back to the markets moving big on news out of the federal reserve. phil flynn watching action in oil and gold from the cme in chicago and nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, i didn't see any rhyme or reason. i saw ups, i saw downs. i heard mr. powell essentially not commit himself to anything. what was moving the market? >> we always have this back and forth action. we were up 250. we were down over 70. we were down 45. that was tougher one wanted to finish in the green ultimately. we're down 45 points. we see moves after 2:00 p.m. we got pretty much what everybody expected. they really expected jay powell to give it going forward in very succinct manner. more of a regular guy from carlyle group moving into the fed role and now our fed chief. y

then you have an immigration bill, the fishermen said bill and the trade bill and other bills.n will have to be in may probably after the local elections are out of the way. may will be the cruellest month. the government will be under pressure all the time, of late sittings. the government isn't confident and the really big one is the potential for the trade bill to be amended so the government is to try to negotiate and keep britain in a kind of customs union with the eu. they may are may not be forced to have that attached to be bill, it all depends on the commons arithmetic but is a possibility. it may account for the fact that the bill hasn't been put forward until now. we have got one year to go before it has all got to be done and we were supposed to have a meaningful that october. with the summer recess there are not many weeks off to go this through. they are certainly glad to give it a go, they have to have quite a lot as a very detailed legislation in place, having a two year transition period it does give a little bit of leeway. some things have to be absolutely thr

then you have an immigration bill, the fisheries bill, a trade bill and other bills that will have towith different aspects. an awful lot of action will have to be in may, probably after the local elections are out of the way. may will be the cruellest month. the government will be under pressure all the time, lots of late sittings, lots of knife—edge votes. the government isn't confident of its commons majority with a whole series of issues and the really big one is the potential for the trade bill to be amended so the government is reguired to negotiate and keep britain in a kind of customs union with the eu. they may or may not be forced to have that attached tote bill, it all depends on the commons arithmetic, but is a possibility. it may account for the fact that the bill hasn't been put forward until now. it is not far off march 29th this year, so we have got one year to go before it has all got to be done and we were supposed to have a meaningful vote in october. with the summer recess, there are not many weeks left to get this through. are they going to make it? they are certa

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without the spd, there would be no immigration bill.we secured improvements for those on extended temporary stays. we argued for a long time. >> many of fabian stegner's generation see another four years of coalition with angela merkel as political stagnation , which they don't want the social democrats to get caught up in. but his father thinks the alternative could be worse. >> you have to compare. i've always been skeptical of the grand coalition and still am. so i understand and accept the objections. but you have to ask, is there any real alternative? if everything goes wrong, we could face a debacle in the next elections. and the probability is extremely high, because the entire electorate would hold us responsible. >> to fabian, that sounds like committing suicide for fear of dying. he says his father's afraid to give the social democrats a new orientation. >> whatever social democracy is, that's where i want to see this society go. that's our concept of humanity, that's our idea of co-existence, that's our vision of solidarity a

he has a history of it. 2013rd very effectively in on a comprehensive immigration bill. the current minority leader is dealing with an unusual situation, the trump presidency. which provoked massive resistance from the beginning. it has been a partisan situation in that regard. the thing i should say to you and the viewers is that i started writing the book in the fall of 2016 when i believed hillary clinton would be president and cannot govern unless the senate changed. my book was not about donald trump. it was not about any particular person, although senator mcconnell does loom large because he has been such a force. the decline of the senate created a situation where people look at washington and said it is not working. i am willing to try an outsider because those people in washington are failing us. host: we will hear from the minority leader back in cap rate. he spoke at the university of louisville mitch mcconnell center. >> we have shown the cynic in me before, and must do so again. the house is fractious. the president is the president. the senate that has the

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us to stop this with you an immigration bill to think i don't have fuel they won't be able to deal with children if you let's see two ships need to come together like the soul of the nation tried to calm alongside the fuel tanker and we had all worksheets there in between them to stop them from the. days . being in that situation but really really tense. through the water barges in general. to last all steering all engines to stop it he. just kept extremely bring. mayday mayday mayday call was told by have no engines and all knew then the nisshin maru pulled away and they had already crossed the main mast. crush the hill a day. or so to. very very close. now after we had the injunction. that we cannot go five hundred meters close to an injunction from the u.s. court and that's the weird thing how the u.s. court action in the international waters to a crew that is international to a ship like the netherlands but still we are respecting the speed do not engage in illegal activities this flag. at the moment we don't use it in africa. because there is a piracy situation and it's not very ta

and we also address both ending extended family immigration or chain migration and eliminating the visa lottery. we also have in our billltural guest worker program, which addresses the area of our economy that is most severely impacted by illegal immigration. we want to make sure that people working in agriculture are legal. we have a great plan to accomplish that and the american farm bureau has endorsed it. >> harris: can you tell me how it would come to happen on capitol hill that you would go forward? jeff flake wants a three-year extension. how do you come together and go forward? >> i think just a short-term extension kicks the can down the road. we have a permanent fix for the daca recipients that even allows them to utilize existing path, not a special pathway but existing path to citizenship in our bill. we also make sure our borders are secure, the rule of law is respected in our country, which is the other component that americans want and the president wants. >> harris: did you ever think when you said the words "permanent fix" would be with a republican leader in the white house and leading the congress? >

he worked very effectively in 2013 on a comprehensive immigration bill. the current minority leader is dealing with an unusual situation, namely the trump presidency, which provoked massive resistance from the beginning. so it has been a partisan situation in that regard. the thing i should say to you and the viewers is that i started writing the book in the fall of 2016, when i believed that hillary clinton would be president and could not govern unless the senate changed. so my book was not about donald trump. it was not about any particular person, although senator mcconnell does loom large in it, because he has been such a force . the long-term decline of the senate created a situation where people looked at washington and said "it is not working." "i am willing to try an outsider because the senate is failing us." host: in february, senator schumer spoke at the mitch mcconnell center about the condition of the senate. i want you to listen to what he says and get some thoughts on it. [video clip] >> we have shown the senate can lead before. it must do

most of us we work better when you have a deadline and some accountability. >> four different immigration bills went to the senate floor last month. all failed. >> let me tell you how far we went. put a god-awful $25 billion wall on the table. >> i think they want amnesty to put these folks in front of the line of people who have been waiting for years and have respected our lives and our sovereignty. that is, to undermine. >> republicans have a bill with a more aggressive approach to enforcement. doesn't include a direct pathway to citizenship for dreamers. most say it probably wouldn't pass the senate. congress seems to be a long way from any sort of legislative fix. >> shannon: thank you, ellison. from daca to russia to trade, much to discuss with south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. good to see you. let's start with daca. today was the day, the deadline from president from to get something done. at least four things we know of in the senate could even make it past the procedural vote. to get to where you could consider the content. seems like every thing on the front is stalled

meanwhile, house conservatives are now trying to win support for their immigration bill which includesougher enforcement measures. joining us now is a cosponsor of the goodlatte bill. texas congressman jody arrington. we glad to have you today. what does your bill do for the daca recipients? >> it's first and foremost that we're going to put the american people and our citizens first but securing the border by stopping illegal immigration. it says we will provide a legal status, peace of mind, for the daca recipients. who's are brought here by no fault of their own. that's a three year temporary legal permit. it would allow them to go back and do a touch back and get in whatever respective line for whatever respective long term status they like. but only by standing in line behind everybody else who is pursuing legal status today. >> congressman, arrington, why do you feel that's a good compromise? >> because we're not obligated to do anything other than deport people who are here in this country violating our laws and our sovereignty. we think because this particular community of peop

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we in the house continuing to have the debate now on a big immigration bill which will include robustder security. i voted for a comprehensive border security solution. we need to be having that debate. we can't surrender now. >> the complicated nature is that the president want to get something done here. ann coulter floated the idea why don't you use the navy construction side. so there's ideas to pull funding from different places. the president watched democratic party walk away from the table when they should have gotten something on daca recipients. he's looking across the sea here, republicans and democrats, not putting some of those national security issues on the table. >> listen, i share that frustration. i feel like i've been banging my head against the wall. new member of congress for the last year trying to fathom what's going on. i thought the administration unveiled generous framework on immigration with respect to the daca recipients as well as border security. i can tell you, you never get 100% what you want. you have to be willing to compromise. there are some people

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group of senators, bipartisan basis got together and negotiated over a series of months and immigration bill for all sides gave and protect that product as we went through the committee and then on the senate floor. i haven't seen that on a controversial issue for quite a while. not just on immigration reform. it's tough to find bipartisan agreement on a lot of things but certainly on immigration reform it isn't there. that's why i just recently proposed, with regard to doctor, to have what i call a three for three year extension of daca convocations was constitutional in exchange for three years of border security funding at the present level. let's face it, that's just a half measure kicking the can down the road. >> what should we do with the dreamers. >> i think we should offer a path to citizenship. what we do with the broader population will be negotiated between the parties but with the dreamers. i commend the white house for coming forward. for 1.8 million, that should be the path. they did take a step but we weren't able to fix the other issues. he said there needs to be four pillar

and then he said, i want it funded through a comprehensive immigration bill, that wouldn't go over wellcampaign trail. i wonder how, now possibly through a military bug, how they would go of. which is it? which is it? he's looking for something that might stick at some point. it's like limp piece of spaghetti you threw up on the wall, it keeps falling on the ground. really, don, when it comes to this wall issue, every president has something called a winning pick. this president will make a winning picture even if it's not one. he will embellish a lot. this is a president that doesn't want to look leak he's failed. we have to remember when barack obama left, there was already plans for construction of maintenance repairing of walls, or border wallles. so this president coasted in on some of. that but as far as his costly financially busting wall price, fiscal conservatives are having a heart attack easy well as democrats who are saying i thought mexico was going to pay for it. it's not going to happen for the american public to pay for it. >> so president trump also falsely claim he has

immigration? b mike jeff sessions has been pushing forward the idea century cities going to california changes that but the bill reinforces t the argument. so that conflates the issues happening on immigration and could confuse people what is going on and again like the march 23 deadline look at that because after the shutdown last time democrats were promisedis a vote they brought proposals and were shot down so now we should look to see what they are still saying or trump not acting on immigrationen t9 or the government or demand that is included in the bill. >>host: what is axios? >> a wonderful new website we started one year ago axios.com full free viewing from politics to tech and science and healthcare. >>host: politics editor tell us about the washington times. >> a lot of immigration coverage at this point obviously president trump has kept everybody busy the last 14 months so it has been an interesting time. >>host: democratic line. >> caller: this is bill from oregon. my comments are what the presidentnt would suggest giving weapons to the teachers and training them does not take into account that au

a california law went into effect this january aimed at protecting illegal immigrants. senate bill 54 directs local authorities not to communicate with immigration and customs and enforcement agents about undocumented immigrants who've been arrested. but a loophole in that law allows that if the information is made public. so the contra costa county sheriff's office has joined other counties in the state to post inmate release dates online.immigration advocates believe this is a way for local authorities to cooperate with federal agents by giving them information indirectly that will help them make arrests outside jails.tony bravo with the california immigration policy center says this undermines the sanctuary states values.sot: tony bravo, california immigration policy center// "it undermines the values becausewe..."the assistant sheriff for custody services matt schuler didn't say if matt schuler custody services sheriff for the assistant sheriff for custody services matt schuler didn't say if the move was aimed at cooperating with ice but instead said, "this information is publi

four immigration bills hit the senate floor last month, however all of them failed. >> thank you. >>> about 100 students gathered at san jose city hall this afternoon, calling for passage of a clean dream act. some students were dreamers who worry they could lose protected status as the battle over immigration reform plays out in court and congress. >> my family themselves are immigrants as well. and, we are here to fight to be in this country. we are not going to be sent away because everything that we worked hard for, we need to keep going on it. >> students also called for reinstatement of tps, temporary protected status for an estimated 320,000 immigrants from certain countries including el salvador. the trump administration announced it will end the program in september of next year. >>> today, the florida state senate passed a school safety bill drafted in response to last month's shooting in parkland. the bill would put new restrictions on rifle sales and allow some teachers to gary -- carry guns in the classrooms. democrats think the bill does not go far enough because it does

bill hostage. meanwhile, immigration policy is also being debated. the president calling for money to start building a border wall and hire more immigration enforcement agents.

group of senators on a bipartisan basis got together, negotiated over a series of months an immigration bill where all sides protected the product as we went through committee and on the senate floor and i haven't seen that on a controversial issue for quite a while. not just on immigration reform, it is tough to find bipartisan agreement on a lot of things. on immigration reform, it isn't there. recently i proposed with regard to daca to have a three for three. three years of extension codification so it is constitutional in exchange of three years of border security funding at the president's level. that, we're told, is now being considered and may be but it is part of the spending bill. but that's, let's face it, it is a half measure kicking the can down the road again. to solve the issue we don't have a bipartisan consensus. >> what should we do with the dreamers? >> they came with no fault of their own. they are without the documentation, americans and we should offer that to them. what we do with the broader population, obviously, will be negotiated between the parties. with the dreame

a group of senators, bipartisan basis, got together, negotiated over a series of months an immigration bill where all sides gave protected that product as we went through the committee and then on the senate floor. and i haven't seen that on a controversial issue for quite a while. so not just on immigration reform, tough to find bipartisan agreement on a lot of things. but certainly on immigration reform it isn't there. that's why recently i proposed with regard to daca to have a, what i call a three-for-three. three years of extension of daca codification so it's constitutional in exchange of three years border security funding at the president's level. that, we're told, is now being considered. maybe. but as part of the omnibus spending bill. but that's what -- that's a half measure, kicking the can down the road again. we don't have a bipartisan consensus. >> what should we do with the dreamers? senator flake: i think we should offer a path to citizenship. these kids came through no fault of their own. they all -- they are, with the exception of having a documentation, americans. and we

- i don't want to use the word nasty but ignoring the fact they're real people and we need immigrants -- >> bill's not funny, here. these are immigrants to work with them to solve crimes and so the left and the right have gone way far to the extremes and we need to meet in the middle. >> bill: let me stop you there, josh, address that. supporters on the left believe you are going to dissuade immigrants from reporting crimes to police. is there evidence do you believe that's not the case. >> not only is the the case but the reason california is doing what it's doing. marie, i love you, but the idea that somehow it is not okay for a the to follow a state law but okay for a state not to follow federal laws is ridiculous. what we've got here is a state that has fallen off the left side of the map and you have a precious few in california trying to prevent it from falling in the pacific ocean altogether. this is completely ridiculous liberal immigration policy and the extension. tase total chaos. it needs to be fixed. >> bill: my sense is when you talk to public officials they're worried about public

the white house is what it on a short-term immigration bill to republican lawmakers. on familiar with the matter said president trump can offer new protections for young undocumented immigrants in exchange for border wall funding. the president seriously insisted on a agreement that would and chain migration and the visa lottery system to applicants from certain countries. the white house has confirmed that larry kudlow as the president's pick to succeed as head of the national economic council. in a statement the white house press secretary sarah sanders announced that kudlow accepted the position and his official date will be determined soon. it is an election that will be a bellwether for the battle of who will control congress, and now it is too close to call. in southwestern pennsylvania, conor lamb has a lead of a few hundred votes over republican rick saccone in a special election for congress. still haveee ballots to be counted and paul ryan says democrats showing in the election is a wake-up call for republicans. >> they did not have a primary. they picked a c

i've also called for action on the liberian refugee immigration fairness act, a bill that senator reed has introduced every congress since 1999, and i cosponsored this bill. the bill would actually provide permanent protected status, including a path to citizenship, for those liberians who have obeyed the law and been here in this temporary status for decades. that is not what we're asking for today. we understand and we hope negotiations are ongoing so we can have a more comprehensive immigration bill. we are simply asking the administration to continue those 18 months that have been started back in 1991 by a republican president. i met with a number of members of our liberian community yesterday. they are in very big fear right now that their livelihoods, their families will be ripped apart, and i am hopeful that we'll be able to resolve this at least for their temporary 18-month period. secondly, a different topic. i'd like to take a moment to discuss a bipartisan bill that i introduced this week that would help reduce the burden of relocation for military families. when service mem

immigration meeting that seemed so productive, all of a sudden that derailed and we didn't get an immigration bill. but that was strange. yesterday's meeting was strange, with the president pushing back on some republicans seeming to embrace some of the concepts that democrats are putting forward and speaking about a larger, more comprehensive bill than the toomey/manchin bill. what do you think happens, representative? you think something can actually come out of that that's positive, the toomey/manchin bill could actually grow into something that's more comprehensive and supported by democrats and republicans? >> well, look, if we actually do what the president said that he believes in yesterday, which is mandatory background checks plus making sure that the nics system has the data that it's supposed to, plus something like these gun violence restraining orders, banning bump stocks, increasing the age to buy a gun to 21, these are the kinds of steps that would be really significant. look, when the president of the united states looked around that room yesterday, looked around that table and sai

but -- but i had a big problem when our leadership a whiling a was saying we can't a immigration bill to the floor unless the president agrees with it. since when? >> i agree with you that that's the role the senate should play. but it strikes me that you may not be a great messenger for this because the fact is that you've spoken out on all of these things. >> yes. >> then you made a judgment you could not win your own parties primary in arizona. >> right. right. i certainly couldn't win as a republican running the kind of campaign that i felt i needed to run. i couldn't -- i just couldn't see agreeing with some of the president's positions and condoning his behavior. if that was the price to win re-election, i simply wasn't willing to pay it. . and so i -- i may not be the best messenger in terms of how to saddle that, you know, some of the issues. but man, it's painful to see the congress defer so much to the president. >> you are someone who -- your reference for the institutions of democracy are clear. i mean, i share those. and we have different views on many things. >> right. >

immigration authorities. the justice department contends senate bill 54 is unconstitutional. chelle steele, an immigrant from south korea, told the board meeting law enforcement should cooperate fully in the constraints of federal law. the sheriff sandra hudgins started publicly posting names and dates for all inmates to alert the public and ice officials with illegal immigrants to be set free. she contends that is in the letter of the state's sanctuary law. >> a public safety issue, not about immigration at all but about individuals who committed violent crimes. let me give you some examples of individuals we had to release, helping out, sex with a minor, child cruelty, domestic violence. i don't think i could sleep at night knowing i let somebody go and they commit another crime. >> was angeles democrat who authored the sanctuary law causing the decision, said use of taxpayer resources. and threatened to throw sheriff hutchins in jail. >> state law is state law. it is my job to enforce state law and i will do so and we want to make sure every jurisdiction understands what st

in fact, if that was the limitation on the bill and law being presented we could have said we don't do local immigrationtreet level. that's never happened before. >> bill: but sacramento felt compel to issue new guidelines, why? >> the guidelines are just reiterated what the law says. my hope is the attorney general reads the guidelines because that actually summarizes what the law is and what we did with releasing information on release dates is perfectly within the law and legislation, we're just following it. >> bill: simple question here, what do you think the laws are doing to public safety in your town or your county? >> well, in the state it's eroding public safety. when you legislatively prohibit law enforcement from holding criminals accountable and when have you alternatives to release them back in the custody and the law requires you to release them back into the community doesn't make the community safe. it makes it less safe. these individual not just low level offenders, they're drug traffickers and assailants and commit burglaries and thefts. >> bill: leaders don't want to let violent peo