this is what jeff sessions does not want to deal with.e talks about a few bad apples, not looking at systemic problems in the police department. the statute that governs these investigations and consent decrees like in baltimore is called the law enforcement misconduct statute. 14141. it was a result of the rising -- rodney king assault. that is a statute that authorizes the attorney general to investigate unconstitutional policing to engage in these dissent degrees. lost is willing to completely ignore. in baltimore, at he is attempted to dis essentially undermine a consent decree that had been entered in january, negotiated over six months by the city of baltimore and by the department of justice. as soon as he commit office, jeff sessions began to try to slow walking approval of dissent decrees. even up to last week the day before the was to be a public hearing when the community was to come before the federal judge and explain to him what they wanted to see in the decree, he filed aotion asking for a 90 day extension for the judge to

>> i met jeff sessions at the st. louis debates.e's a gentleman, his soft-spoken, but he means business and part of making america great again according to him as restoring the rule of law. you talk about the police officers and there were a lot of consent decrees established during the obama administration where the federal government takes over police departments. they did in baltimore and look what happened. all those officers who were prosecuted, all those cases were dismissed. a total disaster. the prosecutor himself is now facing malicious prosecution charges. there's immigration, no longer is there going to be catching replace. these immigrants, illegal immigrants are going to be detained in detention centers and taken to immigration courts and have their day in court. when it comes to bathrooms, there is going to be permission of individual states to decide whether they're going to let men who believe their women into the ladies room and vice versa. that.of states are no longer mr. obama got his claws into it. >> david, clea

the quotation of the evening comes from jeff sessions. donald trump is right.e need to end the cycle of hostility putting our country at risk. the wall is a multiplier in my judgment of force and the most efficient protection for our country, that barrier along the border with mexico. it's time to build it. we are coming right back. president trump calls on our allies to help stop the rising north korea environment nuclear threat. we take all of that up with ambassador john bone on. we'll show you this incredible we'll show you this incredible surprise video. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ whether for big meetings or little getaways, there are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od empl

that was jeff sessions's old view of trump's attacks on a federal judge. it looks like he is leaning more towards the trump approach. sessions justice department also did something weird, spending friday afternoon picking a whole not guiltier fight basically out of nowhere with the country's largest police department, the nypd. the doj was rollinout cal law enforcement, which is usually not all that political. but then the d. of threw this line in. new york city continues to see gang murder after gang murder, the predictable consequence of the city's soft on crime stance. i wonder if that's true though. crime rates in new york city have fallen in every category this year. in 2016 were actually near historic lows for violent crime. while the mair and police chief weren't planning to get into it with the trump administration this evening, they don't take those kind of things lying down. they came out together 6:00 p.m. on friday to blast back. >> is an outrageous statement and absurd on its face. i would say to president trump and to attorney general sessions

. >> let me start with the remarks of the relatively new attorney general, jeff sessions. he wants to go back to the re n reagan era tactics, my read of it was undoing everything that eric holder tried to do. is that the right or wrong direction? >> it is the wrong direction, he wants to take us back to policy that is have proven to have fail and caused great damage. if you think about attorney general session, he said marijuana is slightly less deadly than heroine. people have gotten to a point where they recognize the era in the approach, they recognize the incredible damage and pain they have caused to so many communities, especially the african american community, but not only the african american committee. >> when you hear sessions say this it is a throw back, it is such an error. >> we seemed to be gaining on, the advances that we have made on mass encarseration. >> that is the right word. the only thing i would say, the movement to combat mass encarseration, the movement is much more powerful than attorney general sessions. i know that is hard. president trump gets

president trump and attorney general jeff sessions promised a huge crackdown on illegal immigration and now, new numbers about illegal border crossings may be proving the crackdown is already working. >> this is a new era. this is the trump era. the lawlessness, the abdication of duty to encores the laws and catch and release policies of the past are over. >> coming up, attorney general jeff sessions saw a sharp drop in the illegal border crossings. >> a fox news alert. good saturday morning to you, i'm leland vittert in washington. the death toll from the so-called mother of all bombs dropped on isis in afghanistan is now rising. accordingly, it's over 90. the biggest nonnuclear bomb ever used in combat. pentagon officials say it wiped out a cave and tunnel complex controlled by the islamic state. and north korea fanning the flames overnight showing off its long range missiles in a military parade along with tanks and thousands of goose-stepping troops. the provocative display coming amid fears of an imminent nuclear test. greg palkot is there. >> talk was heard today in an anniversary

kelly was out on the same page with jeff sessions.he issue of marijuana, smuggling, growth that's happening all over my stay california and that's was going to be cradle here is getting them to understating him to understand that the drug smuggling issue and the money that it brings the narco terrorist street gangs in mexico is so critical to the issues of los angeles when they refuse to enforce deportation, they established sanctuary cities. what they're doing is allowing this problem to fester, so it's critical that they both get on board, they both attack these mirrors and its governors and say look, you've got to be on board with us because if you're not, it's going to be do damage to your state anything that's really going to do it. they're going to show unity and basically say this is america's best interest, california's best interest, all the states. we need to solve this problem on every conceivable level. >> martha: just to make clear to both of you, you're referring to an interview that he did what he suggested that marijua

jeff sessions trying to block those in court. lost in federal court where a judge was rejecting the trump administration's attempt to stop baltimore's consent decree. so that is a loss for trump. but 14 other consent decrees are still being enforced and still could be altered. up next, we're going dig in to the real consequences of this law and order donald trump presidency. that college experience that i had. the classes, the friends, the independence. and since we planned for it, that student debt is the one experience, i'm glad she'll miss when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise [bullfighting music] [burke] billy-goat ruffians. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ what bad back?gels work so fast you'll ask what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. >>> when i take the oath of office next year, i will restore law and order t

president trump and attorney general jeff sessions promised a huge crackdown on illegal immigration and now, new numbers about illegal border crossings may be proving the crackdown is already working. >> this is a new era. this is the trump era. the lawlessness, the abdication of duty to encores the laws and with elizabeth prann. now back to eric bolling and cashin' in. eric: . >> from january to february of this year, illegal crossings dropped by 40%, which was an unprecedented drop. then last month we saw a 72% drop compared to the month before, month before the president was inaugurated. that's the lowest monthly figure in 17 years. eric: well, that was attorney general jeff sessions on the southern border this week touting big progress in the fight against illegal immigration. he says illegal border crossings are down 72% since president obama's last month in office. the trump administration must be doing something right, right? >> they are, and guess what? if you're interested in immigration reform or deal compassionately with those who are here illegally, but no crimes, get rid of

jeff sessions trying to block those in court.e just lost in federal court where a judge was rejecting the trump administration's attempt to stop baltimore's consent decree. so that is a loss for trump. but 14 other consent decrees are still being enforced and still could be altered. up next, we're going dig in to the real consequences of this law and order donald trump presidency. you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? oh yeah sure... ok, like what? but i thought we were supposed to be talking about investing for retirement? we're absolutely doing that. but there's no law you can't make the most of today. what do you want to do? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. yea. hope you're fast. i am. get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change. investment management services from td ameritrade. come close, come close. fun in art class. i like that. [ music stops suddenly ] ah. when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. awww. try

the quotation of the evening comes from jeff sessions. donald trump is right. we need to end the cycle of hostility putting our country at risk. the wall is a multiplier in my judgment of force and the most efficient protection for our country, that barrier along the border with mexico. it's time to build it. we are coming right back. president trump calls on our allies to help stop the rising north korea environment nuclear threat. we take all of that up with ambassador john bone on. we'll show you this incredible surprise video. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her mobile wedding business. she travels far and wide to officiate i do's. and quickbooks automatically tracks those miles. she categorizes with a swipe and is ready for tax time. find more than $4000 in tax savings. visit quickbooks-dot-com. lou: joining me now, former ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor. ambassador john bolton. let's put up the map of the carl vinson attack strike force that is now in the philippine sea as a result of the provocations moving -- the president

el fiscal general jeff sessions anunciÓ medidas severas para detener la inmigraciÓn de indocumentadosefensores de los inmigrantes piden al gobierno medidas para controlarlos constantes abusos sexuales contra detenidos en cÁrceles de mi naciÓn. el secretario de prensa de la casa blanca generÓ controversia y reproches al decir que adolfo no habÍa usado armas químicas como lo hizo el presidente sirio. tuvo que retractarse y pedir perdÓn. lanzan objetos al presidente de venezuela en un acto popular organizado por el gobierno. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >> y cita a la frontera para un procurador general, jeff sessions anunciÓ una serie de medidas para criminalizar la admiraciÓn indocumentada. advirtiÓ que quiere elevar a un delito mayor el regreso de inmigrantes indocumentados. dulce: el procurador de justicia, jeff sessions recorriÓ la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos en arizona. el procurador dice que hoy enviÓ un documento a todos los fiscales del paÍs en el que ordena fijar como prioridad el hacer cumplir las leyes migratorias. sellos dio a conocer el para juzgar a los inmigrantes. entrar

jeff sessions: need to confront this heroin and opioid abuse.ney general jeff sessions talking about fighting violent crime in america by taking on the growing problem of opioid addiction. sessions rejects the idea that legalizing marijuana will help. he told a group of law enforcement officers in march, quote, "i am astonished to hear people suggest that we can solve our heroin crisis by legalizing marijuana, so people can trade one life wrecking dependency for another that's only slightly less awful." vanessa schipani: we at factcheck.org deal with facts, and it's important to mention that that is a subjective statement, but it runs counter to the opinion of experts. jim: factcheck.org says heroin is three times more harmful than marijuana based on a ratings scale put together by experts in the united kingdom and europe that takes into account harm to society and user. vanessa: no one has ever lethally overdosed on marijuana, whereas just in 2015 alone, 13,000 people overdosed on heroin. jim: experts also looked at dependency rates when puttin

mayor, so you had a meeting with jeff sessions today? >> we did. >> and it was before the judge's ruling, wasn't it? >> it was before the judge's ruling. what we got from that meeting was, as close to a definition of sanctuary city as we've heard and it was defined as any city that doesn't comply with section 13-73, which basically requires cities to communicate they have about immigration status with i i.c.e. i know of no city that doesn't comply with section 1373. by their own definition of sanctuary city, there is no sanctuary city in the united states. so what we continue to ask of them is, please give us clarity. let us know what we're talking about and then we can figure out where we stand and don't stand. perhaps most importantly, how we can work together. for example, we all have an interest, our main responsibility as mayors is to make sure that we protect our communities and provide public safety. at the federal level, they also say that's their exact priority. that's their same goal. let's figure out how we can work together t

jeff sessions to me is one of the real stars in this administration. i think they realize what the american public wants is the gang stopped, they don't care about illegal waiter or waitress or the nanny in the suburb, they care about the gangs and the criminals that are coming in if they can stop them, chase them out and put them in prison as they deserve, i think public will be more tolerant of how long it takes to build the wall. lou: intolerance of how long paul ryan would like to delay the wall. this is suggestion you can bring people into this country, unskilled and not have an impact on cost of welfare, and not have an impact on opportunities for middle class americans to have a living wage for themselves and a family that the drug cartels can have unrestrict access to the u.s. and everyone be damned. i the guy i give credit to is president trump, he said point blank, he is taking on the cartels, there has not been a single president, a single homeland security secretary standing up saying, we're taking on the drug cartels. >> there has been a w

jeff sessions is not that. he's very -- he's close to the president. >> he has not gone back before the congress because he knows he'll be questioned about the meeting with the russian ambassador during the campaign and he didn't want to deal with that right now. today as we talked about earlier, one of the issues the trump administration is fighting for next week when congress is deciding how to keep the government open, the administration is insisting not only that they revisit obamacare but they need the seed money to pay for the border wall. the administration saying we want it. some conservatives don't think it's money well spent. a lot of democrats think it's a fool's errand. >> we do need that wall and we want to bring this down to virtually zero. we want people in america to know that we've secured the border. i think congress will provide our necessary funds and there will be ways to fund this wall and i believe we've got to do it. >> he's been passionate and consistent on this issue, but will they, wi

jeff sessions voted for the uj j.oint, too, the fact of the matter is jeff sessions is a smart politician. he knows hawaii is not some island out there where liberals are living just to try to obstruct the trump agenda and whoever allowed that reaction to his statement to go out really was malpractice. >> you know, the president of the united states, he had some negative things to say about federal judges as well. it is not just the attorney general of the united states. >> he has. and, of course, that federal judge that the president had some negative things to say about -- >> judge curiel. >> -- judge curiel is coming back into the spotlight. he will be hearing this case over a dreamer who says he was deported, wrongfully so. so lots of questions at the forefront about how this administration views the judiciary and these comments they're making. but when the attorney general is coming out and saying something like this about a federal judge, it is really astounding to me. the justice department you would expect to

just ask your doctor about taltz. >>> jeff sessions tells cnn he has no regrets about his controversialremarks about his comments. listen to what sessions said in a radio interview and his response to critics who say disrespected the judge and the state of hawaii. >> i really am amazed that a judge sitting on an island in the pacific can issue an order that stops the president of the united states from what appears to be clearly his statutory and constitutional powers. >> you know i wasn't just criticizing the judge or the island. i think it is a fabulous place. and had a granddaughter born there. but i got to tell you, it is a point worth making that a single sitting district judge out of 600, 700 district judges can issue an order stopping presidential executive order that i believe is fully constitutional designed to protect the united states of america from terrorist attack. and i was just raising the point of that issue of a single judge taking an impact it had. >> do you wish you had phrased it differently now? >> i don't know that i said anything i would want it phrase differentl

how does this relate to jeff sessions? how do you relate that to jeff sessions and what's going on at the white house, and as i open up the immigration laws. what does this have to do with each other? >> i think to the point to what i call the ideological christianity, faith in this country is refracted through the interests, through white supremacist east interests, and that is why people can call themselves christians on one hand and care nothing about poor folks. jesus talked about poor them more than anything else. they talk about christians and not talk about poor folks. they can support discriminatory laws because they sacrelizes their every action. they can justify every action through this lens of this ideological christianity, which as we know, is not christianity at all. it is really just politics. it is just just us, not justice, the it's just us. >> but what makes it supremacy? if i am saying that jeff sessions is rolling back civil rights, and i am saying that, and social justice, and i am saying that, and i'm

>> yeah, i think -- look, there are lots of questions about jeff sessions. that's why i called for him to resign, and the attorney general's a special office. it's the chief law enforcement of the land. you have to be impeccable. so, if there are outstanding questions about you, as there have been with jeff sessions, a, i don't think that person is the right person for attorney general, but b, yeah, i'd be happy if they brought him before the committee and had him testify. >> reporter: do you know if that's going to be the case? >> do not know. >> reporter: some democrats, perhaps wishful thinking, but they think that this russia controversy could turn into a full-blown scandal, that it could end the trump presidency, some think. congressman castro, sits on the house intelligence committee, said that some trump associates could end up in jail. do you agree with any of that? >> i am not going to, again, any parts of the -- since i know many more things that are classified, i'm just not going to comment on it. it's a serious investigation. they ought to follow

lou: attorney general jeff sessions ordering a crackdown against illegal immigration. visiting a boare border port of entry in knol nogales, arizona, directing federal prosecutor to pursue felony changes against those who enter united states a number of types illegally or get married to gain legal spat status, we'll have a full report on the changes takes place in department of justice, much more ahead, stay with us. >> president trump is not giving up on repealing and replacing obamacare. >> we're going to have a phenomenal tax reform. but i have to do healthcare first. i want to do it first to really do it right. lou: we take up the trump agenda with the 5 a, kimberly guilfoyle next. and united airline stream of a paying passenger, sparking outrage. first, annuitie united ceo apologized, defending his staff's actions and now he is really, really sorry. we take up that and much more ahead. looking sharp, len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. ishow i dress to g

when we come back, examples of how attorney general jeff sessions justice department is rolling backivil rights progress of the last 50 years. who will win this fight? later, singer harry delafonte is still influences a whole new nation of civil activists. he'll be here to tell us all about it. we'll be right back. this is politicsnation on msnbc. to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ... he got there. that's the power of and. getting heartburn doesn't mean i means i take rolaids®. rolaids® goes to work instantly neutralizing 44% more acid than tums® for fast, powerful relief of your worst heartburn. i trust my rolaids®. r-o-l-a-i-d-s spells relief. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for

segÚn el nuevo plan migratorio anunciado por el fiscal general jeff sessions..Énero movilizaciÓn en ohio. el pistolero que matÓ se posa delante sus alumnos en una escuela de samanÁ reino california, la amenazÓ luego de que decidiera terminar relaciÓn tras un breve matrimonio. el servicio de impuestos dice que no comparte su informaciÓn personal con otras agencias. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ilia: eliminar isa de manera mÁs severa, la inmigraciÓn documentada. el indocumentado que cruce la frontera, aquel que lo haga tras ser deportado, enfrentan serias acusaciones judiciales. asÍ lo anunciÓ jeff sessions en la frontera donde dijo que ha disminuido en 40% el cruce ilegal de personas de enero a febrero y un 72% comparado con el pasado mes de diciembre. dulce: jeff sessions recorriÓ la frontera eentre estados unidos yy mÉxico en arizona. el procurador dice que hoy enviÓ un documento a todos los fiscales del paÍs en el que ordena fijar como prioridad eel hacer cumplir las leyes migratorias. los que re entren al paÍs ilegalmente serÁn enjuiciados por delito mayor. extranjeros

let's take a look at a memo that attorney general jeff sessions policeon this issue of consent decrees. he mentioned, the federal government alone cannot successfully address crime rates, protect public safety, all members ofof the public or implement best practices in policing. these are first and foremost tasks of state, local, and theal law enforcement and misdeeds of individual bad actor should not impugn or undermine the legitimate and audible work the law-enforcement officers and agencies perform in keeping american committee safe. is this the shift that we heard president trump talk about on the campaign trail about being a law and order administration? guest: i think it is an indication of that. this is how president trump and attorney general sessions want to approach things. federalnot want to see interference with what city police department are trying to do. i think sessions has a point when he says if local officials really have to take the lead in cleaning up their own police departments. i think he has a valid point about that. mcdonald casean came up in chicago, it caus

trump administration stepping up the war on violent gang and drug cartel and attorney general jeff sessionhs secretary set to visit the border tomorrow. sessions, in an interview ahead of the visit said viulent street gang ms 13 could be labelled a terrorist organization. >> i don't think it is any doubt that the open border and lawlessness we had is the factor in the rise of ms 13. this is one of the most violent gangs in the history of our country no doubt about p it. if the were a lawful board many would not be here. >> lou: and homeland security secretary said gangs are a biggest problem. and blaming them for 52000 drug over dose in 2015 alone. >> in a single year we lost as many americans to drug overdose as we it in world war one. and almost as many as we lost in vietnam. >> lou: the attorney general and kelli called for the wall to move rapidly. two weeks ago kelly was not seemingly overly committed to the wall. >> it is unlikely it is a barer built from sea to shining sea. >> lou: but sounding more likely. and speaker ryan said he will delay the funding of the wall because of a pra

city's mayor and police commissioner there firing back at the president and his attorney general jeff sessions. sessions just yesterday sparked outrage for his "island in the pacific" comments that happened to be about the 50th state of hawaii. today turned his sights on so-called sanctuary cities, cities who don't detain someone solely because of their immigration status. the d.o.j. again threatened to cut off federal funding for law enforcement to those cities. new york got something extra. in a statement accompanying the letters, the justice department specifically called out what it called new york city's soft on crime stance as causing an increase on murders. quick fact check here. new york city's crime stats thankfully have been trending down and not up. another way of thinking of this story is this. six blocks from here on a foggy and damp evening here in new york the midnight shift is about to begin in trump tower where members of the nypd stand post no matter the hour or the weather and maintain 24-hour protection over the president's new york home. many of them in body armor, carryin

city's mayor and police commissioner there firing back at the president and his attorney general jeff sessions sessions just yesterday sparked outrage for his islands in the pacific comments that happened to be about the 50th state of hawaii. today turned his sights on so called sanctuary cities, cities who don't detain someone solely because of their immigration status. the d.o.j. again threatened to cut off federal funding to those cities. new york got something extra. in a statement accompanying the letters, the justice department specifically called out what it called new york city's soft on crime stance as causing an increase on murders. quick stat check. new york city's crime stats have been trending town and not up. another way of thinking of this story is this. six blocks from here on a foggy and damp evening here in new york the midnight shift is about to begin in trump tower where members of the nypd stand post and maintain 24 hour protection over the president's new york home. many of them in body armor, carrying assault weapons. they might be the most surprised to learn new york ci

jeff sessions. now the attorney general of the united states. this week." thank you for coming on this morning. >> thank you, george. to be, good to be with you. >> let's go back to the contract with the american voter that donald trump had. top of the list is the border wall. he said he was going to end the illegal immigration. fully funds the construction of a wall on the southern border with the full understanding that the country of mexico will be reimbursing the united states for the full cost of such wall. the president is trying to get a downpayment in the government funding bill that needs to pass this week. democrats insist it's a nonstarter. is the president going to insist on the funding even if it means a government shutdown? >> i can't imagine the democrats would shut down the government over an objection to building a -- a downpayment on a wall that can end the lawlessness. we have already received, george, a 60% or so reduction. march was the lowest illegal immigration month in 17 years. but our goal is not to reduce it 50%, 60%, 7

attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary john kelly. they have been touring and assessing the border situation this week. they will be joining me live in just a moment. we have a lot to discuss. first, with me now, cnn political director david chalian, and senior washington correspondent joe johns. joe, first to you. president trump on this 100-day bit, if you will, this morning he's suggesting the 100-day mark is now an unreasonable standard. in a tweet this morning, he wrote this -- "no matter how much i accomplish during the ridiculous standard of the first 100 days -- and it has been a lot -- " including the supreme court, he points out, "media will kill!" what's going on, joe? >> clearly, that is his standard, and it's certainly changed as he's seen just how difficult it is to get certain things through the congress. look, what's going on right now on capitol hill is this attempt to get a do-over on the health care proposals that the congress and the president have been working on. and the question, of course, is whether they can d

jeff sessions on comments are ignorant and dangerous."just politics at play or are they dangerous? >> i think there's a lot of politics at play, but look, i think the real issue here is the substance of the executive order, which is so controversial. senator hirano and many others are outraged at what is perceived as the broader anti-immigrant policies of the trump administration. you know, whether this particular statement about this particular judge in this particular string of islands is a dog whistle, i'm not sure, but this is very controversial stuff. >> 20 seconds or less, charges against julian assange of wikileaks. could they stick? >> absolutely. you know, it's a policy. it's not a constitutional command that the recipients of leaks have not been charged historically. the government has not charged journalists with receiving leaks, but under the law, it is possible to bring those charges. >> yeah. >> and wikileaks, you know, is sort of a journalistic institution, and that's the question of whether there should be charges or not.

jeff sessions and john kelly checking out operations for the second day in a row.r immigration operations. immigration and custom officers now guided by the new enforcement policies are carrying out a string of operations this week alone. an inside look inside this operation. tell us what you found out. >> yeah, hallie, we're expecting the attorney general and the secretary of homeland security to continue that tough talk on immigration. over the last few months, we have seen a number of immigrants related to i.c.e. and most of those are tlults he results of enforcement operations the same kind of operations that we saw happen under president obama. show us how they work. they said they were targeting immigrants with criminal histories. while we were with them we saw one immigrant family use an immigrant rights card to turn agents away. take a look. on any given day in los angeles, the first immigration arrests happen before the sun comes up. nine teams like this one spanning southern california with lists of immigrants with criminal histories targeted for deportat

. >>> attorney general jeff sessions making comments about a federal judge and angering hawaii in thecess. the reaction to the controversial comments next. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. and these kids are having a bake sale for their soccer team so i need some cash. can i give you my mother's maiden name or my first concert or - [team member] oh, well, now you can just use your phone. [customer] my phone? [team member] yeah, just open the wells fargo mobile app and request a one-time access code. [customer] that's way better. all set. thanks. they have snickerdoodles! [team member whispers] i love snickerdoodles. [customer] thanks! >>> attorney general jeff sessions is under fire for controversial comments about a federal judge ruling on the president's travel ban.