>> we caught a guy in california who killed kate steinle and he got off. he had been deported five times, came and killed a woman on a peer in california sfle got off because of a trial in which they didn't find him guilty of the charges. >> okay. go ask kate's father, who was there, if he killed her or not. >> you feel for the victims. i'm saying that was the law. that was the process. they had a trial. that is what they found. justice doesn't always make everybody happy. >> he had been deported five times. >> i get t he should have never been here. that's why people have been here. he never should have been here. that doesn't mean all people who come illegally liker like him. let me end on this. >> i don't agree. >> fine. >> i don't disagree with you, that everyone is not like that animal who killed kate steinle. the point is this. is there a there is a way to come to this country legally. we accept more immigrants than any country in the world. if you don't want your children separating -- >> your separating the asylum people getting treated like everyb

>> chris, we caught a guy in california who killed kate steinle and he got off. we caught a guy in california who'd been deported five times, came, in killed a woman on a pier in california -- >> but he got off because of a trial in which they didn't find him guilty of the charges. >> okay. go ask kate's father, who was there, if he killed her or not. >> of course you feel for the victims. i'm just telling you that was the law. that was the process. they had a trial. that is what they found. justice doesn't always make everybody happy. >> but he shouldn't have been here. he had been deported five times. >> i get it. he should have never been here. and that's why people are angry because it should have never happened because he never should have been here. that doesn't mean all people who come illegally are like him. let me end on this. >> i don't agree. >> that's fine. >> chris, i don't disagree with you. i don't disagree that everyone is not like that animal who killed kate steinle. but the point is this. there is a way to come to this country legally. >> absol

in 2015, kate steinle was killed an undocumented -- immigrant without status while walking with her father in san francisco. the man responsible for her death had been an immigrant deported multiple times and should never have been in the country on that day. constituents of the 26th district of texas experienced a similar tragedy in 2013 when a young girl at a crosswalk was struck and killed by someone in the country without legal status. while the recent enforcement policies at our southern border have led to a temporary separation of parents and children, a grandfather will ver be reunited with their daughter and granddaughter. inclusion of the kaine steinle law will reduce the possibility -- kate steinle law will reduce the possibility of the killing of innocent civilians. and it provide for a three-year renewable status for deferred tion for childhood arrival citizens. this will apply to approximately 700,000 individuals who are currently in the united states. while it was not the fault of these then children that they entered the country without legal documentation, the fact of the m

ask the family of kate steinle.he president is on the right side when he's talking about enforcing laws which is pretty obvious and pretty basic. and cracking down on illegal immigration. when you put the kids in the middle of it it enables democrats and the media to exploit the policy. illegal immigration is a strong issue for him. jesse: the democrats think they can run on these child migrants. but i don't think that's going to necessarily move votes. yes, it's sad, it tugs at your heart strings. it's note like gas prices or jobs. it may make you feel bad for the moment. but this isn't an issue especially independent will be voting for. ed: the bigger issue is why leaders in his own party can't deliver on basic immigration reform. jesse: republicans in the house can't get anything out. ed: they are not doing it. jesse: obama had a super majority when he was in office and they didn't do anything on education. ed, we are the on ones who can get things done. ed: you are the man. jesse: the president calling out democ

by an i willed and yell alien and who can forget kate steinle whose father testified when she was killed. and my constituents, my friend to this day, michelle and scott root who lost their daughter, arah root, a .0 criminal student, who graduated the day before when she is run down on the road by an illegal alien and first name basis and who was iled out of jail for $5,000, $5,000 and and sconded back to his home country honduras. and they said he was bailed out of jail before they could bury their daughter and less money. and what do they have left? they have memories and broken hearts? what about the four children killed in minnesota when the school bus was run off the road who was twice deported and and these four kids were killed, two siblings and a child from each of two other families and some said, accidents happens. acknowledge i said, if we enforce our laws, they are not there to kill our youth and if you don't agree with me, try going up to those parents and convince them that their children would still be dead if we deported that individual when she was first encountered by th

if we are going to talk about children and illegal immigration let's talk about kate steinle and jameelently separated from their families because they were killed by illegal immigrants. let's talk about brian terry and his family. the border agent who was killed. a police officer killed on the border and whose son was shot on the face in his stoop in california by an illegal immigrant and kate steinle. let's talk about families permanently separated because the mainstream media has been so outrageous about this. they didn't discuss this during the obama administration. they didn't. >> sandra: children are caught up in this. >> i understand. change the laws. >> sandra: hold on a second. there are some who say the president can change this with a the stroke of his pen. you heard chuck schumer say it. the president saying he can't do this unilaterally. what are you asking for? and i want to go back to the words and the rhetoric what is being used around this. it is so highly charged and it is pulling at all of our heart strings. reports of these tender-age shelters. of migrant children so

the only thing more got wrenching is to see children like kate steinle separated from their parents foreverwere killed by illegal immigrants or ms 13 gang members. let's show compassion for everyone. i have got to say this, this president is a compassionate man. i have been in the oval office with him and seen him agonize over dreamers but he has also said i have to keep america safe, i will not compromise american security and we ought to thank god every day we have a president like that. >> he has indicated emotional turmoil and wants to find a solution. i went to play chris pratt on mtv last night getting a lot of attention. >> you have a soul. god is real. god loves you. god wants the best for you. believe that. i do. learn to pray. it is easy and so good for your soul. shannon: i want a quick reaction from you. >> this is such a needed message for young adults taught all their life they are nothing but biological accidents who are living in a random universe for which there is no purpose and that leads to despair, indescribable acts of violence in this is a message to hope to say there

kate steinle was also separated by her family with a bullet fired by an illegal alien felon who was deportedive times in the democrats didn't really say much about that. when they complain now, it's hard to take it seriously. no one wants to see family separated. i don't want to see families separated. but fix the law. fix the law. he's not going to end catch and release. that's not happening. >> donna: jesse, in december of last year, i don't know if you are planning your holidays. but look president trump put in place in december was a policy that, as you know, attorney general sessions announced six weeks ago. to prosecute everybody. and then find out later if they are part of a gang, part of a cartel, trafficking. what senator feinstein and others are saying would keep families together is, keep them together. >> jesse: there are laws that say you can't do that and you know that. >> donna: this is a policy change. >> jesse: no, no, no. the '97 loss as you can hold a minor for more than 20 days. you can't house them in federal detention facilities together. >> donna: keep the family intac

no one is talking about the kate steinle's father who has to live every day without his daughter becausecriminal illegal aliens. trish: richard, i think that the, will, you're going to defend the left in this case but the left is deliberately trying to sort of tweak people's emotions here so they forget about the law, so they for get, okay, you have to have borders and there is consequences if cross is border illegally, you become a criminal in the united states of america. we're not going to stand for that. are we trying to send a message to countries like honduras, to gaut -- guatemala, mexico sending thousands of people here, frankly only a fraction wind up being detained? >> couple points, trish, we're empath thick what we see. i want to say this respectfully as possible, when the president says this is democratic doing. that is delusional. the republicans control the house and senate and executive branch. he could make a phone call and stop these little kids, did i hear somebody when you cross the border illegally what do you expect? is that what your message is to a 2-year-old, to

his wife clearly want to get to a solution on this, donald trump is concerned about people like kate steinle are murdered and purposely separated from their families. he has to solve the immigration policy that we have to american citizens are protected. he's trying to get that together. that's what we're doing next week, and i'm encouraged w having this discussion because it puts pressure on congress to do something. >> two separate things. separating children is immoral. it goes against economic values. if he wants to get an immigration deal done, that's one thing. separating families, that's totally different. >> they're looking to solve both of these next week with a potential bill. let's get it both done. >> the president does have the power to address this one more immediately while working on other things long term. >> i think the challenge is when you say we'll do catch and release, that encourages more illegal immigration, more families across the border. >> thank you both for your input. i really appreciate it. we'll be right back. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe u

. >> jesse: there is selective outrage to the kate steinle point and border agent killed by gun thatallowed to walk across into mexico. you don't hear the similar type of outrage when americans die at the hands of illegals when you have people separated at the border temporarily. >> juan: i think you do. i think the problem here is the context, jesse, which is that, in fact, the crime rate among illegal immigrants is lower than crime rate among people who are born natives of our country. there is selective attention, i think, by president trump on illegals and crime he has made them whipping boards. that's unfortunate. >> jesse: i don't know about that. want the law respected. they don't want people coming across and harming american citizens because those types of crimes can be prevented because they shouldn't be here in the first place. >> kennedy: it's also -- i'm going to defend ice a little bit. i think they have the toughest job. they really do. they are the ones who are torn. and when you have zero tolerance policy there is really no discretion that they can use. they have to

. >> and i think that's a point we need to make as well, kate steinle, murder, but also talking about the national security. i have a map i want to point out i thought was going to be up on the board. has to do with special interest alien pathways into the united states. this was given to me i think from your agency director homan. this is, you know, dhs was created as counter terrorism department. this is what keeps me up at night. when you look at special interest aliens coming into the western hemisphere with flights on air, sea and land, and then the pathway up into the united states. we know that thousands, it's in the thousands of these special interest aliens try to make it per year. this is why i think closing the legal loopholes is so important. because it does no good if they get in and you can't deport them. it does no good if you can't prevent them from coming in in the first place. there's also a program i want you to talk about because i like this committee to authorize this program for you, sir, is the bit map program which deals with biometrics and deals with how can w

in 2015, kate steinle was killed an undocumented -- immigrant without status while walking with her father in san francisco. the man responsible for her death had been an immigrant deported multiple times and should never have been in the country on that day. constituents of the 26th district of texas experienced a similar tragedy in 2013 when a young girl at a crosswalk was struck and killed by someone in the country without legal status. while the recent enforcement policies at our southern border have led to a temporary separation of parents and children, a grandfather will ver be reunited with their daughter and granddaughter. inclusion of the kaine steinle law will reduce the possibility -- kate steinle law will reduce the possibility of the killing of innocent civilians. and it provide for a three-year renewable status for deferred tion for childhood arrival citizens. this will apply to approximately 700,000 individuals who are currently iunit states. while it was not the fault of these then children that they entered the country without legal documentation, the fact of the matter is

and so kate steinle, let's talk about some of the americans that are victims, that are torn from theirly. these folks all want to play on emotion, but the american people understand what is going on here. and it is, look, all of us have big heart. we don't want families ripped apart but these parents are responsible for their actions, and they are the ones who are committing a felony, a crime, that then gets them separated from their kids. let's not forget if they didn't do that, in the other part of it is, the asylum-seekers. if you're seeking asylum, not just trying to breach the border illegally, if you're trying to find asylum here there is a way and process to do that that doesn't get you separated. i think mark meadows will make that clear today. stuart: i'm interrupting, david, we just got a tweet from president trump. i will read it out for everyone. here it is, democrats are the problem. they don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be to pour into and infest our country like ms-13. they want win on their terrible policies. so they view th

the first thought in my mind was kate steinle's family sitting there watching the mayor dance around sanctuary cities across the nation. and that's just not the case. brian: s to he reflect the feelings of philadelphia? >> i don't believe so. back home in my district, i know that there are many families that are probably sitting at home watching your program right now wondering about the safety of their own family, of their children and their spouse. and unfortunately, sanctuary cities do not keep their families safe. brian: i just think that we should be thinking about americans here illegally first. mayor kenny took on the president. blamed him for the tone. >> it is a ruling that prevents a white house run by a bully from bullying philadelphia into changing its policies. this country was not created to be divided. it was created to be united. and this president, for personal, political reasons, as we have seen yesterday with the eagles, once to divide. >> well, i mean you could -- the eagles is another situation. but, on this, couldn't the president be convicted that it should be

for , san francisco, example, the guy that wanted guy that shot kate steinle and -- as they , as begged their daddy to help them, i mean, i can't imagine anything worse than that as a father. the father should not have his lawsuit thrown out of court, as happened in the steinle case. we ought to give the means to the aggrieved party to say to san francisco or say to the city or state when they're acting as a sanctuary city or state, you know what, you can do that if you want, but you are going to monetarily pay to the people who are harmed under your state or city color of law. just seems fair. so hopefully we'll get something done on that and let the lawsuits commence against the sanctuary cities. as a former lawyer that tried a lot of cases, i've seen the good that can come. sometimes there are places ere the litigation system is abused, but it's often a topic on fox news. there are some laws we don't really have to pass if you have a good court system, then aggrieved parties can come in and they can sue and collect and just the threat of that suit and collection voids the needs for u