jamiel shaw came up and told the story of his son, that was a very -- that was a compelling moment. but at the same time, that plays into the narrative that turns off latinos about all undocumented people being crimes. and for the record, we have many instances for exam mel in 2013 -- for example in 2013, an undocumented women saved a woman in hurricane sandy and in 2011 a undocumented worker saved a child from a carjacking, one of the first kyled in afghanistan was an undocumented immigrant so there are plenty of people making positive contributions to society and this race baiting around the issue is a huge turnoff for latinos. >> hector, we were listening to the first question, and we couldn't see who the person was, he said he was a mexican-american, a u.s. citizen and donald trump responded by saying did the governor of mexico send you to ask this question. that is a very racially charged statement or response to that questioner. if you put that in african-american terms, in a parallel there, this would be quite something to listen to and i think a lot of peoples eyes popped op

-- this is jamiel shaw standing at the podium with trump. y, thank you for inviting me. >> absolutely. jamiel, your son was killed when he was mistaken for a gang members years ago by illegal immigrant. what did donald trump say to you in private when you met with him? >> he told me that my son's life was not going to be in vain. and that, you know, that he was going to do something about it. by, you know, enforcing immigration law securing the border, you know. everything that we want. everything that people are asking for he is going to do it. >> jamiel, since you lost your son, do you feel like anyone has spoken out the way donald trump has forcefully the voice for victims like your son? >> no. and i don't think nobody can. donald trump has the resources that he can withstand the storage. most people can't afford to lose any money especially millions just because they are with something. they almost have to back down for survival. >> jamiel, as you know, president obama has spoke out actively and forcefully about what happened in baltimore

the next day he killed jamiel shaw. last year this mexican immigrant was arrested despite ten deportation and ten traffic tickets. san francisco refused to alert i.c.e. to edwin ramos, a month later he murdered a father and two sons. still some don't blame sanctuary laws for shielding accused killers like sanchez. >> i don't think we should ascribe blame based on destination as a sanctuary city. >> reporter: the president opposed an arizona immigration law because it created a patchwork system of state laws that undercut federal regulations, a patchwork of 200 sanctuary laws does the same thing and undercuts the policy of deporting criminal aliens. sflou. lou: thank you very much, william la jeunesse. >>> republican congressman kent bach is calling for a cut in funding in any city that designates itself as a sanctuary. he joins us later in the broadcast. not everyone gives the obama administration a free pass on illegal immigration. a federal judge in texas is threatening to hold homeland security secretary jeh johnson

about a lot of these losses and people speaking out against you we did have earlier in the show jamiel shawet your reaction. >> everyone is illegal alien lovers right now you know. that's what donald trump was talking about, you know, and they called him a liar. i'm here to prove it. there are thousands of people who have been murdered by illegal aliens and raped and child mow lesser chargessers and. donald trump was right. what we call our community is the deaf community. donald trump was speaking for us, speaking for our dead. >> mr. trump you say you are taking a loss, if you listen to that you certainly may be gaining supporters a well. >> i have watched him before. he is a fantastic person and man what a tragedy. i don't know how you could feel wrong about is safety. why are people bad because they want to stop illegal immigration and some of the people coming in, not all but some of the people coming in are very violent people. and i don't understand how people fight it but they do. and you become unpopular at the same time on another side of the ledge you become very popular i guess.