it's a private entity that in itself has nothing to do with interpol yes it's the interpol foundation created to raise money for interpol but it's an independent entity. so the claim is that the foundation is a fully independent entity and ethics committee doesn't carry out about its on member states in march twenty seventeen the united arab emirates gave the foundation fifty million euros that donation was roughly equivalent to the total contributions from all one hundred ninety two member states does that compromise interpol's independence. security. council rule of the organization that we don't want any one state to be too dominant when it comes to software mentoring donations in its or that means there's a defined limit written into all rules. however this donation we receive for the interpol foundation from the united arab emirates was below this limit and. so the threshold of concern is set rather high. monsoor of the emirates is a member of the foundation's board of directors even though his busy schedule doesn't leave him much time for the work. he is deputy prime minister of

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this is a referral from interpol as a wanted person and did surveillance to find where they lived andhen they left the home we made a vehicle stop. >> tucker: oh, murder. so the doting father was wanted for murder, homicide, killing someone in mexico. it turns out the mexican government asked the trump administration to find this man and still noble and de pressed. the kind of person the democratic party wants in your living hood soaking up the tax dollars. even after the murder charge became public they ran this headline, i.c.e. detained man driving his pregnant wife to a hospital. the murder part was buried in the fifth graph of the outrage and growing anger towards i.c.e. after the administration's quote, sweeping immigration policies. that's what propaganda looks likes lying designed to manipulate rather than inform. you can tell how inconsistently it was applied. if you were arrested for murder driving hur -- your wife it would say hooray and a letter to manafort's family would have been enough but it was shock and awe. paul manafort is an american citizen. nobody think he's nobl

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pero la interpol solicitÓ que se deberÁ localizar y detener a la persona con miras a su extradiciÓn, seguir siendo un problema, porque para obtener la fianza, la persona tiene que establecer que no es lo que se conoce como una persona que estÁ en peligro de huir. dulce en san bernardino california, dulce castellanos. enrique: el gobierno federal rechazÓ la petición de una mujer mexicana que pidiÓ entrar al paÍs para visitar a su esposo que se encuentra muy enfermo. ahora pide una visa humanitaria, luego de que su residencia legal fuera denegada. dulce: esta mujer de 24 aÑos de edad dedica sus dÍas a luchar para que le otorguen una visa humanitaria a su madre, gloria arellano. >> hace unos dÍas a mi madre le negaron la visa humanitaria para venir temporalmente, sÓlo por cinco dÍas, a visitar mi padre que estÁ en un hospital, en un centro de salud. estÁ muy grave. dulce: gloria arellano radica en mÉxico hace nueve aÑos, cuando fue de portada, dejando en estados unidos a dos hijos y su esposo. >> queremos que mi madre se pueda despedir y que mi padre pueda ver a mi madre por unas cuanta

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this is a referral we got from interpol for a wanted person.did surveillance to find out where they lived when that individual left their home we made a vehicle stop. >> tucker: oh, murder! so the doting father was wanted for murder. homicide, killing someone in mexico. it turns out the government asked the trump administration d arrest this man. but whatever. he's so noble and depressed. he is the exact of the of person they want living in your neighborhood next to you soaking up your tax dollars. "the new york times" said as much. even after the murder charge became public, that newspaper ran this headline. "ice detained man who was driving his pregnant wife to a hospital." the murder part was buried in the fifth draft. outrage and growing anger towards ice over the administration's "sweeping" immigration policies. that's what propaganda looks like. artfully disguised lying designed to manipulate rather than inform. and you can tell by how inconsistently it is applied. for example, if you are arrested for murder on the way to your wife's c-se

interpol is also on the case.rent: the italian olympic committee announced it will need to host the winter olympics in 2026. a joint bid will be launched between three countrieses, after all three expressed interest in hoping -- hosting the game. they had previously hosted the competition. italaly is one of five considerg bidding for the gains. german football club has brokered -- broken knee bundesliga mold -- theyey were ththe only club last season not to sell out a single home game. they hope this will convince young fans to adopt them as their teaeam. but even kids will still have to see to take on bayern munich. nothing is free. here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. at least three people hahave did following zimbabwe's election. the long ruling zanu-pff winning a majority in parliament, but the opposition says the poll was marred by fraud and said it would challenge the results. after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ [captioning performed

as well he's raised over one hundred fifty thousand dollars in just three days that's kind of off interpol is not always bad business to be dismissed by the president. and donald trump was a host on the reality t.v. show the apprentice he really took the show's iconic catchphrase to heart you're fired you're fired you're fired. now that donald trump is the president getting fired by him isn't exactly a career setback take the case of michael cohen this is michael collins lawyer urging people to support michael cohen with an online fundraiser for hoping that he will get some help from the american people so we can continue to feed the audience isn't it they don't know if they are ready to donate some people might be laughing but that is blowing and then there's peter struck the disk raced former f.b.i. agent who sent to trump messages to his mistress now he's raising money online he's already raised four hundred forty three thousand dollars half a million dollars on a go fund me just for hating donald trump this cancer patients on that site that are like hey we hate him too can you pay for

spokesperson said the objects are national treasures and would probably be very difficult to sell interpol is also on the case. all right gary hart is here with business now and the head foreign minister for foreign ministers rather from ten southeast asian nations they're meeting in singapore today that's not the top of the agenda this at this asian meeting the escalating trade dispute between the u.s. and china all this the it's become a conflict with the potential to do harm to many of the region's economies the latest salvo from the u.s. is giving today's talks for. the gathering is taking place amid continuing bad news for members of the association of southeast asian nations or. the u.s. just announced plans to raise its latest rounds of tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports from ten to twenty five percent. as part of china's growing export supply chain the as young nation stand to lose big in any trade war. a full scale conflict could slash singapore's growth next year by half the host country's leader warned the association to brace itself there are rules

please have asked for help from interpol in case the thieves have fled the country, but right now theirlia wondered how they could get more people together to have a sing—song — they came up with a very australian answer — hold choir practice in the pub. now the concept has become a social media hit and attendances have boomed. we've been to brisbane in queensland to find out more. pub choir is a community singing group where strangers meet at the pub. they learn a song in 3—part harmony in 90 minutes, would put it up harmony in 90 minutes, would put it up online and we never do it again. people say that they love singing, but but they were told at some point in their life that they were not very good at it and so they stopped doing it in public and just do it in the car or at home or whatever. we had 70 people at the first event, which i thought was an amazing. but now we get 800 people buying a ticket, it sells out in minute. i think that the pub that makes all the difference. i take choir rehearsals outside of the pub all the time and 800 people do not come to those rehearsals! it is

spokesperson said the objects are national treasures and would probably be very difficult to sell interpol is also on the case. well the olympic committee has announced that it will be to host the winter olympics in twenty twenty six a joint bid will be launched between. all three locations. previously hosted the competition. for. the bundesliga mode by offering young fans free entry to almost all of their home games this season. five thousand capacity olympic stadium. but we're the only club in the league last season not to sell out a single home game they're hoping that this will convince young fans to adopt as their team but even. they still have to pay to see how to take on germany's big to munich. of the top stories we're following at least three people between security forces and protesters. but the opposition says the poll was marred by fraud the result. entered the conflict zone with tim sebastian. turkey is not an easy ally for the west to manage my guess is the toughest four minutes that members who travel show me all the differences between said he can beat you becoming impossib

. >> there is this interpoll and something called red notice where i done think it's likely but putind seek to detain me and exta-- extradite me to russia. >> wow. >> don't travel with me. >> yeah. >> there is an interesting part of the book when you talk about push's relationship with putin. and the two men had an interesting relationship because it seemed like it started off well and then 9/11 took thicks off course with the war in iraq. but we were quick to judge donald trump when he said he met with putin and believes him and he is a good guy, et cetera. but you write about an incident where president bush did the same thing. he met with putin, he told the story of a cross and bush left the meeting and came out publicly and said i've looked into this man's soulnd he is a good man. >> right. >> could it be that it's not donald trump who is an idiot but rather that putin just has really beautiful eyes. like what is he do in these meetings to people that makes everyone walk out going like yeah, maybe he's cool. >> well, as i write about in the book, i've had meetings with putin mysel

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spokesperson said the objects are national treasures and would probably be very difficult to sell interpol is also on the case. so i've been farmers in the us have found a new market after trade with china dries up and the market is europe the european commission says u.s. soybean imports to the e.u. have almost quadruples commission president zone close it up as a sign the e.u. is delivering on promises made to president donald trump last week in an apparent effort to dodge a trade war between the two sides donald trump has certainly disrupted global trade flows especially when it comes to soybeans u.s. soybean foam is have seen prices for their produce plunged by twenty percent after their prime export market china imposed high tariffs in retaliation for u.s. tariffs on chinese goods the trade has almost ceased. the e.u. was quick to take advantage of the cheap the u.s. crop something that must have been clear to commission president john claude younker last week when he promised trump the e.u. would step up u.s. soybean imports the latest figures show that that process was already well

a privatealer, entrepreneur, sitting in moscow even though interpol wants them, goes out of his secure perch to be with the agents to run weapons to columbia and the gets arrested in this ring. minutesent because the he was arrested, the whole russian government and crazy trying to get him extradited just as they are now trying to get madame butina extradited. i believe he was sent by politicians to undermine america by running gun. it to lace in latin america and could happen again if the situation warrants it. lacesuggested, there are that are going to start burning very quickly. needsore, everybody your to think about these. not just part of russian strategy and syria or you train but as a global and of russian power. in russian strategy in syria or ukraine but as a global arm of russian power. >> i want to talk about emcs in how thate region and is connected to russia's pmc push today. there are three different models you find in the middle east and the gulf. this has occurred over time. with then to start transfer of equipment and other materials from the iraq the a church or the

please have asked for help from interpol in case the robbers have fled the country.'s guess. maddy savage, bbc news, stockholm. if you happen to be visiting the eiffel tower on thursday, you may be in for a disappointment. the tourist attraction has been closed by industrial action. workers are unhappy about a new booking system that's produced what some call monstrous queues. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. the eiffel tower is iconic, a symbol of france, and millions come to visit every year. but this is the welcome you'd currently receive. the tower is shut, the staff are on strike. translation: i've waited 28 years to come, and it's closed. it's unfair for the tourists who have come from so far. i've come from venezuela to see the eiffel tower. it is unfair for visitors, you know. we may or may not come again because we spent so much money. so it's not nice on the part of... for whatever reason they have this strike for, but it's an injustice to visitors. and this is the reason staff say they walked out — a huge queue snaking around the base of the tower. a ne

the arms dealer, a private entrepreneur sitting in moscow even though interpol wants in. he goes out of his secure person moscow to deal with dea agents to run weapons to colombia and then gets arrested in a stain. he didn't just passport and get on a plane, he was sent because the minute he was arrested old russian government went crazy trying to get him extradited just as they areare now . he was sent, i would suggest by who did. he has a portfolio who was the curator of latin america and consortia in order to undermine us by running guns from moscow to columbia. we have tapes about how he can do this. it's a perfect example. it took place in latin america, it could happen again if the situation warrants that. in america and as i suggested there are places of dry timber which are about to start burning very quickly yet and therefore, everybody here needs to think about these roots not just as an adjunct to russian strategy in syria or ukraine as a global instrument of russian power. >>. >> thank you very much and i like to take both of these presentations and then kind

has been confirmed by sources that interpol and an official extradition request from c.b.i. is pending and more flush times mr modi was a regular on the list of the wealthiest indians and was known for decked for decorating and socializing with celebrity clients. and of to get to another story from india we know the horrendous flooding in the state of kerala which has taken the lives of more than four hundred people and displaced more than a million since august eighth we send our condolences and hope for the best in the search for survivors and the missing and their efforts to rebuild even as india attempts to rebuild however commerce goes on leading indian online shopping site flipkart has made an interesting and perhaps unexpected acquisition buying live in a i at the limit which is a start up in bangalore that develops speech recognition and speech to text technology effective forms of such technology would be especially helpful for retailers in india which is home to nearly two dozen major languages and many more according to the financial times that technology can proc

warning in the interpol warning that they they mention it it's called white listing software you have blacklisting software the usual security software it recognizes the bad stuff coming in and it blocks it but if it doesn't recognize it what if this is something new it doesn't block it white listing all the allows things to be downloaded if they've already been approved so that way even if you have your employee who clicks on that link and downloads the malware it won't get downloaded because it hasn't been approved now this is something the institutions should be using but for for you and for me and for the average person white listing software isn't really going to work effectively so the key thing for us the real thing that we should always be watching because this is how we all get hit is we're going to be targets of spearfishing too and sometimes they're going to appeal to us because they've been watching our social media and they've been seeing things that we're interested in you never ever clip trust me you can't trust anyone you never ever click on a link unless you've absolu

recruited by the four north korean men who've been named who have been identified who are now on an interpol one to list these four men trained these two women carrying out practice runs in shopping malls in kuala lumpur but these two men were never in police custody because they were at the airport when the killing was carried out and they left the country they left to malaysia i was off to the killing the north korean embassy in malaysia has also been implicated. they were accused of buying tickets for the four suspects to leave malaysia shortly after the killing but north korea has denied any involvement in this killing south korean officials have said they believe there was a standing order from the north korean state to kill kim jong un because he had criticized the regime and when if he's gone it would strengthen. now kim jong un had believed that his life was in danger when he was living in self-imposed exile in macau but of course the true intention or the who really gave the instruction to kill kim jong un is something that the trial has not explored and it's something that we can o

further north also what weather as well for the northeastern parts of india through bangladesh and interpol and across the northern parts of pakistan it's also looking pretty wet as we head through the next couple of days so watch out for the showers here they could give us a little bit of flooding here in doha staying sticky as we head through saturday still very humid it changes for sunday and the air does become drier. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories but it was in the truck didn't happen on the board through the eyes of the world's journalists the images matter a lot international to join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most. here is someone from the country who guides you to lead you to the story of the bar line road listening post on al-jazeera. where you're watching as reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump says he is doubling steel tariffs on turkish imports and says the country will emerge much more powerful even as its currency the turkish lira h

the arms dealer, a private entrepreneur city and moscow even though interpol wants him, goes out at his secure perch and moscow to bangkok to do with dea agents to run weapons to colombia and think it's arrested. he was sent because the minute he was arrested, the government went crazy trying to get in extradited just like they are mad at butina. he was sent i would suggest by putin who had a portfolio, and -- in order to undermine u.s. by running guns from moscow to venezuela, colombia, shall as on tape bright but how we can do this. this is a perfect example. it took place in latin america. it could happen again if the situation warrants that in latin america, and as i suggested that are places of dry timber which are about to start burning very quickly. and, therefore, everybody here needs to think about these groups not just as an adjunct to russian strategy in syria or ukraine but as a global instrument of russian knowledge. >> thank you very much. unlike to take both of these presentations and can flip things on their head a little bit. what i wanted to do for the next ten minutes

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. -- interpol have arrested at least three members of a gang in the last three months.arrested the leader of a gang because he bought a luxury car and forgot to pay for it. he was living in spain. what are banks doing right now to up their own security and try to prevent more of this from happening? wrecks they have been pretty tightlipped about what they do to beef up their own security, but they are taking action, they are monitoring for these types of things. they are aware of the threat and working with authorities to deal with it. emily: will we see more of this? >> we absolutely will, but i think we will see it in smaller banks. are insured against these sorts of losses. there is a bank in the southeastern united states fighting against its insurer right now because they got attacked in a fairly simple way, hing twiceing -- phis in a row, and they had to pay out. budget bighave the banks have to spend on cybersecurity, and more importantly, don't have the teams are networks of individuals to fight those systems. we are going to see more of them. emily: thank you b

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said he thought the epa had to expansively interpreted its authority of greenhouse gases in its interpolation of greenhouse gases. the next year, a similar and the same up kind of statutory provisions and judge kavanaugh in the second opinion ended up writing an opinion that would have been quite broke regulation where he talked about the d.c. circuit judge had reached an interpretation different from his own in the prior case. the president needed to be adhered to and neutrally applied. in the 2013 case, the epa had more authority or responsibility to be permitting in the area -- requiring permits in the area of thoughtg than the epa had. you see a very much case-by-case regardless of whether it will come out on one policy side or the other. way that plays we is judge kavanaugh and will talk more about this in the area of national security but judge kavanaugh has abdicated and noted the role of congress not just in restraining or guiding how agencies can act in regulation but also and other areas of power shared by the executive and congress. national security and international as well, judg

so much so, that i know a lot of secular experts, people that work for interpol and academics at seculars saying that the catholic church is on the vanguard of the problem. the problem is it's a response to the sexual abuse of minors. it's not a response to the cover-up of the abuse. that's where most observers will tell you that the church is lagging behind and that until that gap in accountability is filled, i think it is very difficult to sell the church's response as comprehensive. >> all right had, john allen, reporting live from dublin in irela ireland. the pope will be shortly taking off and for the next leg of his trip, he will be visiting the pilgrimage site in ireland. we will be covering that and john will be with us for that as well. john, thank you very much. we will be right back, stay with us here on cnn. now t-mobile has unlimited for the rest of us. unlimited ways to be you. unlimited ways share with others. unlimited ways to live for the moment. all for as low as 30 bucks a line. unlimited for you. for them. for all. get unlimited for as low at 30 bucks per line for fou

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number one and it also invites the russian government to try to chase us around the world and use the interpol system which they have abused in the past to try to arrest us in third countries. i hope the president or some seep yo senior official said what would be the negative consequences of doing that but to this day they have not said that. i think it's because why am was i put on that list because i'm a critic of putin. he's trying to intimidate me and scare me. my government is not pushing back on it. >> pretty stunning. i want to play a clip of something the president posted on his twitter page. here it is. >> we have nobody shooting out missiles and nuclear test iing d other things going on. nothing bad can happen. it's only going to be positive especially if your president knows what he's doing. >> what do you think the purpose was of that vid yeo and how do u think slad pictuvladimimir puti kremlin are looking at it? >> i have no idea who thought it was a good idea to post that video. i disagree with the president. i think a lot of world disagrees with the president about what he just

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this fellow who travels the world wants to cooperate or might -- doesn't want to be subject to an interpolluntarily. >> karl, according to the attorney, mueller's team is interested in discussing the trump tower meeting and the talks around the building of a trump tower in moscow. right? they were talking about building a trump tower there. what does that tell you about mueller's focus? >> this may be the real sleeper of the whole mueller investigation, because clearly on its face the trump tower meeting was convened for the purpose of collusion and collaboration and conspireing. and with don junior and in the letter -- i'm going to read. i'm going to do something untelevision like and read the letter that brought this meeting about. he just called and ask me to contact you with something interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father this morning and in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with official documents and information that would incriminate hillary in her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father. this is obviously very high lev

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subsequently working on a book that examines the mechanic party activists in interpolations of reactions to the 2016 election but the talk today is entitled learning from laws, how parties interpret election losses to prepare for the next fight. the podium is yours. thank you. [applause] >> chuck, thank you for the introduction. and for purchasing the book. look forward to the 10% commission will receive on that. thank you for coming out today. i appreciate this imitation in the chance to talk about some of the work i've been working on the summer. in my capacity at the center for the lord for your progress. i'm in the middle of a project right now and the ultimate book will be called learning for laws the democrats 2016 through 2020. it focuses on how the democratic party interpreting what happened at the 26 election and trying to make a difference in the next election. so some of it is focused on what is happening out some of it is rooted in historical events in historical party changes and that's a lot of what i worked on the summer. the stock is giving me a chance to put together wha

this is a referral that we got from interpol for a wanted person. we did surveillance to find out where they live. when this individual left their home, we made a vehicle stop. none of the i.c.e. officers did anything wrong. that is what we ask them to do each and every day. it just so happened that they were on the route to the hospital. >> neil: we may be securing an agreement with mexico. anything we could do with china, is it your hope that a trade agreement between our two companies might economically help to the point where your job becomes easier? >> economic matters. mexico is a strong partner in all of the things that we do, including trade. we are hopeful that i will make things better in terms of the relationship between the countries on trade. we work overseas with our counterparts to understand where they have challenges and the violence that they face with the cartel, and help work that with our partners in mexico. alleviate some of the pressure on the border and use best to in a country and the states to help track down the cartel mem

a referral we got from interpol for a wanted person. we did surveillance to find out where they lived and when that individual left their home, we made a vehicle spot. none of the i.c.e. officers did anything wrong. >> what a lot of progressives are calling for i.c.e. to be abolished, many moderate democrats are worried that could backfire and hurt the party's chances of retaking the house in november. that is something the president and republicans agree on a small. shannon. >> shannon: garrett tenney, thank you very much for the president predicting that immigration will be the major issue separating the two parties in the november election. critics say he is using law enforcement officers for inappropriate political purpose purposes. georgia republican senator david purdue was at today's event and won the appraiser president trump. he joins us now. great to have become a senator. i want to play more for the president had to say. here's what he had to say about the folks who are saying don't cooperate with federal immigration and it's

others could be caught by an interpol warrant if they're caught and face justice.er didn't indict them as just an exercise. could you shed any light on at least in this report that it sounds like this person was quietly fired? >> well, i would say two things. three things. one, i don't know the full facts. we'll have to learn that. number two, we obviously could not have arrested her in her territory. that's what's different about butina versus this vid. but three, there should have been a thorough investigation. in fact, oftentimes we would run counter intelligence on someone like that to follow them to try to understand what they're doing to try to get greater fidelity as to how the fsb works. and remember, it dedicated lots and lots of resources. i'm being vague on purpose following every single member of the u.s. embassy and first and foremost me and they're really good at it. just to dismiss somebody without trying to investigate and figure out what they were doing if that holds to be true, then that i think was probably a mistake. >> and final question then.

spokesperson said the objects are national treasures and would probably be very difficult to sell interpol is also on the case. and the baltic country of lithuania is celebrating one hundred years of independence throughout the summer there are various celebrations taking place around the country and our very own robin merrill from our culture desk is here to tell us a little bit more about the celebrations because they're being called the centennial of the restored state of lithuania why is that well because the yabu has been a lithuania around for a lot longer actually almost eight hundred years in fact in the fourteenth century i discovered it was said to be the biggest country in europe to have bits about a roost bits of russia bits of ukraine and poland as well then in the nineteenth century was followed by the russian empire then in one thousand nine hundred eighteen and this is the date we're talking about the end of the first world war the acts of independence laid the foundations for the. democratic country we know is live when you today meanwhile of course it wasn't plain sailing

or is it more with a sword to crypto gaming as the interpolator going into the quarter?: in terms of the new chip architecture, the graphics processor, what is this used for? we talk about how nvidia is represented across different parts of technology, whether it is gaming, cloud, and others. is it used for all of those segments? anand: absolutely. some of the key technology in the jeep used that they reproduce and are repurchased -- repurposed, these are fundamental changes. a higher rate, potentially being able to show light in a clear way, the way it is meant to be shown so images can be shown more accurately as in real life. if you do that well and are able to process those information's better, it makes those chips more interesting to game players, people who'd develop content, movies etc.. the same technology, also, can be used in their data center chips as well. joe: i remember you mentioned crypto and how people could not find nvidia chips because etheri um miners were buying them all. that must be overcome a right? anand: we don't know how much -- that must be o

this was a referral we got from interpol for a wanted person.e did surveillance to find out where they lived in that when that individual left their home, we made a vehicle stop. none of the i.c.e. officials did anything wrong. it just happened they were on their way to the hospital from that location. >> jason: we are hearing from a source of the request from the mexican government for i.c.e.'s help first came nearly a month ago. jose, i will let you take the first shot at this. did i.c.e. do the right thing in that case? >> if you are undocumented person and you committed some serious crimes, you should be deported. democrats have said that from the beginning. it's a little strange to me, jason, there was a press release that came out by i.c.e. saying that they will deport anybody, no matter what, and the next day, all of a sudden they awe just found out that the guy that we arrested has a warrant out to get him in mexico. do i believe the whole story coming out by the agency? not totally. but i will say it again. if you are undocumented perso