to discuss those numbers is jonathan bialoski. also, fewer executions of death 2013.mates in richard dieter of the death penalty information center will join us. our guest on the "newsmakers" program is michael needham of the heritage action for america. >> we need to modernize our immigration system. we need to have an immigration system they get the wealthy people from all around the world to come to this country and contribute to this country and have jobs. unfortunately, you only get one 20 years to 10, 15, do big, bold immigration reform. >> what about the ones who are here? >> and there are all sorts of from buddy to be looked at in our immigration system. youdo not look at it if have a president in the u.s. who has demonstrated how he wants to use this issue for political means and not forgetting good policy. we can all agree, many people can agree, that we need to increase the number of h1b visas. 112th congress, republicans in the house, agreed to pass the h1b visas. i support a guest worker program. we should have someth

then jonathan bialosky of george washington university law school discusses how the u.s. determines its criminal illegal and those apprehended at the border will be removed from the country. after that, richard dieter of the death penalty information center on the use of capital punishment in 2013. plus your emails, phone calls, and tweets. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the c.e.o. of heritage action, the advocacy organization linked to the heritage foundation is our guest this weekend on "newsmakers." founded in 2010, he talks about his group's roles and issues in topics dividing conserve tiffs in the republican party. watch "newsmakers" sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. astern here on c-span. >> about 10, 15 years ago, we started looking at the census department data, and very strange kind of pops out. when you look at where profits are of multinationals, you know, if you look at europe, you see germany, france, ireland, italy. but if you look at the data on where the profits are, france, germany, ireland. it's just this -- a unusually dispro

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