julían castro: thank you, damian, for having me.welcome to the bay area as well. i know you're spending your time in various parts of the country, but welcome to the bay area. let me ask you, sir, since we have you and it's very timely, what impact will the election results have do you think, not only latino communities across california but across the country? julían: well, the election is gonna have a wide-ranging impact on the latino community. let's just start with what donald trump has made clear. he wants mass deportation. that would mean up to 11 million people, many of them latinos and latinas who would be subject to deportation. this would be terrible for the community, it would rip apart families, it would decimate the american economy, and if history is our judge based on the past and other operations like this, including operation wetback, which happened many decades ago, there are even legal residents and american citizens that could possibly get caught up in this kind of mass deportation action. on top of that, whether

secretary and failed candidate julian castro said, "please give thanks to the undocumented immigrants enjoying. they deserve our grace. happy thanksgiving." i have a feeling, joey, that this is one of those "suckers and losers" that president trump was referring to in his previous tweets about thanksgiving. julian castro, like kamala harris and cory booker in so many of them, unsuccessfully ran for president and got zero delegates and dropped out to endorse elizabeth warren. i think he's a badly jealous hombre. here comes donald trump a second time in a row as our president. i take personal umbrage with what he said about who picks and packs all food in this country because it worked on a blueberry farm for eight summaries beginning at age of 12. it was legal, everybody calm down. i packed blueberries for eight summaries. i know you have a history working these kind of industries. he's trying to get attention but also i think he's dead wrong saying this. >> he's the latest one to use the stroke that comes from the '90s or 2000s. it's no longer accurate and it was never relevant, the i

former hud secretary and failed presidential candidate julian castro tweeting out, quote, everyone ate today, especially maga. please give thanks to the undocumented immigrants that picked and packed the food. you're enjoying. they deserve our grace. happy thanksgiving! i have a feeling, joey, that this was one of the sort of suckers and losers that president trump was, was referring to in his previous tweets about thanksgiving. look, julian castro, like kamala harris, like cory booker, like so many of them, unsuccessfully ran for president, got zero delegates in 2019. he dropped out in early 2020, endorsed elizabeth warren, and i think is a badly jealous hombre that here comes donald trump for the second time in a row, as our president, i take personal umbrage with what he said about who picks and packs all the food in this country. because i worked on a blueberry farm for eight summers beginning at the age of 12. it was legal. everybody calmed down, and i packed blueberries every summer for eight summers. i know that you have a history of working in these kinds of industries. so thi

joining us now, msnbc political analyst, and former secretary of housing and urban development, julian castrom homan was on fox, and also on '60 minutes," talking about what this deportation effort could look like. take a listen to this. >> i've seen some of these democratic governors say they're going to stand in the way, make it hard for us, a suggestion, if you're not going to help us, get the hell out of the way because we're going to do it. if we can't get assistance from new york city and we may have to double the number of agents we send in new york city because we're going to do the job. >> is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families? >> of course there is. families can be deported together. >> julian, how do you see this? and realistically, how much of this do you think could actually be carried out? >> well, this is a guy who was the architect of family separation. the former acting i.c.e. director. this time he comes back with even more experience in these years to gathering more cruel ideas, and also, i think, more of a green light from donald trump. a

its ceo is former secretary of housing and urban development julian castro, who sounded the alarm on the consequences of mass deportations. secretary castro, who is a stanford alum, spoke with nbc's damian trujillo for this week's episode of comunidad del valle. it would rip apart families. it would decimate the american economy. and if history is our judge based on the past and other operations like this, including operation, which happened many decades ago. there are even legal residents and american citizens that could possibly get caught up in this kind of mass deportation action. well, we'll continue to do a lot of the great work that we're doing. but of course, we feel a sense of urgency right now, especially to support organizations, nonprofits that are working with immigrant communities, for example, already we've approved six planning grants to support nonprofit organizations in different parts of california that serve immigrant communities directly and that seek to organize their local communities to support immigrants. we see this as a as a five alarm fire, as an emergency

its ceo is former hud secretary julian castro, who sounded the alarm on the consequences of mass deportations. castro, who graduated from stanford, spoke with nbc's damian trujillo for this week's episode of comunidad del valle. it would rip apart families. it would decimate the american economy and if history is our judge, based on the past and other operations like this, including operation, which happened many decades ago, there are even legal residents and american citizens that could possibly get caught up in this kind of mass deportation action. well, we'll continue to do a lot of the great work that we're doing. but of course, we feel a sense of urgency right now, especially to support organizations, nonprofits that are working with immigrant communities. for example, already we've approved six planning grants to support nonprofit organizations in different parts of california that serve immigrant communities directly and that seek to organize their local communities to support immigrants. we see this as a as a five alarm fire, as an emergency for the community, and we want to do every

joining me now, julian castro.er mayor, help us to understand the former power cities have to resist city's deportation efforts. >> thanks alicia. these mayors, mayor johnston, mayor bass. many of them are following in a long tradition of mayors who have pushed back against getting local police involved in immigration enforcement. many cities don't participate in the programs that involve local police acting as immigration enforcement agents and cities have home rule power so they have a good amount of power themselves. now usually, the way that the federal government would try and make them comply would be to threaten to withhold funding for transportation, safety. these conflict haves gone to court before. and the courts have given a lot of latitude to cities in certain cases so it will be fascinating to watch. and i think probably disappointing for donald trump if he tries to force these cities to comply with his wishes. i'm glad to see them standing up. it's what people need. and it is also good for keeping nei

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. >> joining us now is julian castro. thank you for being here.ndly the image of using the american military to do this. >> i think this is a preview of some of the problems trump is going to have if he tries to go through with his math deportation plan. rand paul makes a very good point. i wouldn't be surprised if other republicans agree with him. secondly, i think this issue with mass deportation, as much as it was polled for the election and you have support among the public, the difference between that in theory and americans seeing that in living color on their t.v. and every way that we get our visual images these days, i think public opinion would very quickly go against this kind of plan. >> i have heard so many democrats say exactly that. this idea of pulling our neighbors out of their homes, children out of school, that that will look very different than a vague promise on the campaign trail. >> i think it is easy for people when answering a poll in question, should everyone get deported who is not here legally in the country? when you s

i'm joined now by julian castro and someone who knows the vetting process from the other side, former senior advisor harry reid. let me start with you. here's how i read it, the trump folks were high on their own supply, we won, we won the popular vote, we are steamrolling the senate, we don't care, we will do this cockamamie scheme, matt gaetz, take it, and it didn't work. >> hubris, huge unforced error but you have to ask why, but to be clear, trump one somebody whose view of the law are let's say, malleable, who will be politically driven, the attorney general oversees the execution of laws in the united states that they are faithfully executed oversees all the u.s. attorneys making sure that all these are being done right in addition to whatever sexual as we are talking about with gaetz, he was also a drug user, you don't want an attorney general who has mental issues of not being there at all time. you want someone who's diligent about being there at all time. they could have done a vetting process. the way in which trump rushed us, indicates what his intentions were. and with th

maya rupert, former senior adviser to elizabeth warren's campaign and former campaign manager for julian castro and former ohio republican governor john kasich. the trump transition is officially under way. where do things stand this morning? >> reporter: yeah, really digging in this morning now, jose. i just spoke to a senior campaign official who told me -- who tells me his first meeting with the transition team will be today and he really felt like in 2016 and that first administration the personnel issue really was his achilles heel. so he's deeply focused on it right now. he wants the right people around him to help enact his agenda. here is some of what we're learning about names that are on that list. under consideration for secretary of defense is representative mike walz, also potentially mike pompeo, for national security positions, he's looking at kash patel, marco rubio for secretary of state with ric grenell, attorney general, mark paoletta, john ratcliffe. other positions, the chief of staff role critical. susie wiles is a top contender, trump campaign manager, the woman behind th

obama administration, former homeland security secretary jeh johnson and former hud secretary julian castromuch for being on this morning. we appreciate it. >> good luck at oxford. >> yeah. let us know how that goes. we will run some of it. >>> presidential historian jon meacham, thank you as well, as always. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we're going to bring in elise jordan and eugene robinson for their thoughts on donald trump's victory. >>> plus, steve kornacki is back with us at the big board for the latest vote totals. there's more coming in. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. hank used to suffer from what felt like a cold & flu medicine hangover in the morning. ha ha. haha! uhh, hank! switch to mucinex nightshift to relieve your cold & flu symptoms. uh oh! both help you get to sleep. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go. going to work groggy? nope. try mucinex nightshift and feel the difference. it's comeback season. ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work be

. >>> and joining us now, former hud secretary and msnbc political analyst, julian castro, and formero you, it's such a big push in these final days. let's talk about what you know about pennsylvania and some of the issues or any of these key battleground states when you think that things could be different from what we were expecting. >> well, you know, that poll out of iowa by anne salzer. if we hear movement from women, older women in places like pennsylvania that she has seen in iowa, i think that's very good news for kamala harris. you add that to, of course, the puerto rico comments that in the hispanic community are still reverberating, and what i have heard is it's not just puerto ricans that have been incensed by those comments but other latinos, and so we know there's a -- >> that's a big population in allentown, the majority latino. >> that's right, and as yamiche mentioned, kamala harris is using one of those communities today in allentown. there's also reading and a number of other communities, this is a super close race. and in a super close race like that, where you're

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