internal memos released showing homeland security chief john f. kellying plans to hire thousands more enforcement agents. and fast tracting deportations. for the white house deputy telling reporters that they are nothing more than draft memos. this comes amid the backlash from democrats talking about the raids over over the country hag earlier this month. new measures coming. will we see americans embrace these? >> and then how do they do them? one of the things i democrats and republicans alike both missed in the run-up to trump was that there was a broad distance satisfaction with the regime on immigration in the united states of america. it was taken for granted by the elites of both parties. people were basically happy with the way that things were, but wanted to do things about illegal immigration. they paid lip service to it, move through. 1-5 five democrats favors nasty deportations. this is not like an altar position. i think that if trump can deliver this, and his team can deliver something in such a way that reassures people that this is not g

. >> chris: but senator, the new secretary of security, john f. kelly the courts go through this long process, considering the president's order, these are his words, entirely possible that someone will come into this country and do us harm. here is an exchange that he had this week in a congressional committee hearing. >> but you do not have any proof at this point. >> not until they blow something up or go into a mall and kill people. if so, we will not know until then. >> chris: he is saying, the president is saying, stephen miller is saying while the courts, senators argue about well, this fine-tuning of executive order, we will not know until the boom. >> well, you do not know. we want to keep americans safe. there are risk factors. there are risk factors that it could be used as a recruitment here for someone with a self radicalization. and they could go out and cause people to be if you look at what we have seen as far as the terrorist threats in america, it is not the refugees. it is not the people that are coming in who are regular process peop

sgrtd th time right -- >>> the time right now is homeld security, john f. kellybefore the house homeland committee. at this morning's hearing were expecting to learn more on how homeland security is planning to carry out president trump's executive orders relating to illegal immigrants. general kelly is expected to talk more about the wall on the border to secure the border with mexico. >>> michael rogers will discuss cyber threats. the senate committee on armed services is also expected to receive a closed briefing on the yemen operation. >>> an appeals court in san francisco will hear oral arguments on whether or not to reinstatement president donald trump's travel ban. sglisz it does not -- >> it does not discriminate based on religion, only countries of origin. trump said this is

. >> homeland security secretary john f. kelly set up an ambitious schedule telling fox news he wants it finished within two years. >> a growing number of guards patrolling the southern border don't work for border patrol at all. we're up "up all nightline" with neal karlinksky. >> reporter: we're tracking footprints deep in the heart of some of the roughest and most remote desert in arizona, part of a high stakes heavily armed this paramilitary force led by tim nailer foley is facing off against illegal drug cartels from mexico, a little more than a stone's throw from here. they are heavily armed, well organized and deeply committed. but there's just one problem with this border patrol. they aren't the border patrol. they're an unauthorized armed force called the abra, arizona border recon which we spent time with after president trump's election. critics say they're dangerous. >> they're not law enforcement. they don't have the authority to do immigration work. >> do you want this group gone? >> i would like that group not to be

he wins that argument -- >> well john f. kelly just went to the border. that is who is really a test with the construction of that. he has already deployed somebody to do this. >> but this is a theoretical wall. this is something, and again using executive actions to make good on campaign promises. a very alluring for every new administration. i look at this, the political capital that is being blown right now, it blows my mind. i understand that he is a businessman, i understand j.b. washington to my understanding draining the swamp, but a few people could help him with the rollout and the messaging, that would make a lot of people a lot happier. >> can we blame the fbi? you talk about whether it is appropriate to blame a judge, but it would have to be somebody from one of the seven countries who came in within the last two and a half weeks. maybe they violated our rights by committing some sort of horrific terrorist attack, but do you blame the fbi for the terrorist attack in san bernardino or orlando, ohio state went all out of the suspects slipped of

. >> jon: john f. kelly, the secretary of -- involved now.t's part of the problem the fact that the senate has been slow walking most of president trump's nominees? or was it just a rush to fulfill a campaign promise? >> it is not the former. the democrats are obstructing the president. one of the few that they denounce was kelly who was approved on january 20th. the white house staff did not fully involve him in the rollout. i wrote about this on february 1st, to "the wall street journal" column. imagine what would happen if president trump made the announcement with a secretary kelly and other officials beside him who could explain it, defended, and were not caught unawares. the issue this at 4:45, and very bad news. they did not have an executive order copy to hand to the press for over two hours more. no background papers, no briefing papers, and no frequently asked questions. it was well after 8:00, close to 9:00 on a friday night before they made somebody available to brief the press and answer the questions. and secretary kelly knows w

we'll hear first from john f. kelly, sworn in as the secretary of homeland security e was born and raised in boston, massachusetts, he enlisted in the marine corps in 1970, was discharged as sergeant in '72, following graduation from the university of massachusetts in '76, he received his commission as a marine corps officer. in 2002, elected to the rank of brigadier general and did multiple tours during combat in iraq. by 2012, nominated fourth star and command of the united states southern command. after last -- less than a year in retirement, secretary kelly was offered the opportunity to serve the nation again as secretary of homeland security. and i'm personally pleased at the president's choice. i recently read a moving excerpt from a speech you gave, sir, while serving in the marine corps and i would like to read it aloud today. you said, we marines believe that god gave america the greatest gift he could bestow to man, while he lived on this earth, and that is freedom. we also believe he gave us another gift nea

. >> the secretary of homeland security, john kelly, the secretary of state rex tillerson, they're both headed to mexico this week f. for secretary tillerson, trade will be an important topic. so will the border wall that the president wants built along the u.s. mexico border. you were just there as you pointed out, speaking with mexican government officials. what's the appetite for discussions in mexico on these issues, trade-related issues, renegotiating in fact yark the north american free trade agreement, for example, and on this new border wall? >>. >> i think mexico will tell our leaders that if you have that type of money to invest, invest in better intelligence cooperation with mexico invested in equipment and can help us deal with contra bands that are going across the border. there are ways of using those funds. >> i think they're going to hear that there's a much smarter way to work together for our benefit. >> the secretary will likely be able to talk about new immigration enforcement guidelines that the administration is putting out this week. among them expedited deportation. a surge of immigration ju

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kelly o'donnell for that report. >>> meanwhile thousands are expected to take part in a series of not my president's day rallies. scheduled in a dozen cities. >>> a special honor for john fer stamp featuring the 35th commander in chief will go on display and available for that is extraordinary! that does it for us on this monday. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> thomas jefferson, andrew jackson, and abraham lincoln, and many of our greatest presidents fought with the media and called them out oftentimes on their lies. when the media lies to people, i will never, ever, let them get away with it. i will do whatever i can that they don't get away with it. thomas jefferson said nothing can be believed which is seen in a newspaper. truth,

f-35 fighter jet or the air force one program price will come way down. meanwhile the new chief of homeland security going before lawmakers in discussing the immigration travel ban. john kellyaid he thinks it will actually be upheld by the courts. he wishes the rollout would have been delayed. catherine herridge has more. >> is the largest opening in the most uncontrolled part of our border is the southwest border. >> his first congressional testimony john kelly did not back away from the frustrations commitment to the wall and the travel ban. >> americans must feel safe to walk down the street, go to the mall to a nightclub anywhere and anytime. fear must not become the status quo. >> lawmakers asked kelly whether his own customs and border patrol think that physical wall is necessary.e need a 2000-milel built along that border? >> maybe there are some places that are too ready to put a wall and we covered that with technology. sample taken some blame for the travel than rollout the seven mostly muslim nations are not cooperating or can provide the intelligence. >> for the last number of years the vetting is that best loose and the amount of information you taken some thes