martha: during the campaign he vowed to build the wall, to keep out killers like those who killed katie steinle. the stories of those angel families, people who lost their loved ones to killers who had no legal right to be in the country at all. he stood with them on the campaign trail and he stood with them in his address to congress. now that daca is in danger, what do they think about all of this? tonight, one of those for whom it is very personal, marianne mendoza talks to me life. mollie hemingway and richard fowler are here to debate. let's go to chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> let's keep you up-to-date on what the president is up to. i'll put the pictures up on the screen. he touched down in west palm beach, florida, just a short time ago, air force touching down after a blinding thunderstorm there. here comes the president out no now, he'll spend the weekend at mar-a-lago, then he'll head back to washington, d.c. we are learning some preliminary details of the president's physical that was conducted to this afternoon, according to dr. ronnie jackson who was the white ho

so unfortunately, katie steinle has been to trial, and one of her family stated that even though the immigrant was being sent back, so millions and millions of dollars are being donated to her fund. here, my son was murdered and the four boys seven months before hers and we're still pending. no one is really concerned about what we as african american women are going through. my other frent's son was just shot to death by oakland police department. it's been going on and on and on, but see, this is my issue. you know, we have an african american woman what o's in a position to make change. you have voted her in twice as president, and now it's a problem. with dianne feinstein, she helped to seat this president of the board of supervisors, and she was also able to get into the seat of the mayor, so i want to know what is the problem? i have no problem with speaking up concerning the injustices. no one has taken a stand of us mothers being murdered in san francisco and all over -- >> supervisor: thank you for your comments. thank you, miss aquia. miss aquia, your time is concluded. [ i

martha: during the campaign he vowed to build the wall, to keep out killers like those who killed katie steinlengel families, people who lost their loved ones to killers who had no legal right to be in the country at all. he stood with them on the campaign trail and he stood

publicized as it was, lose i katie steinle. all understood. but you guys have a pretty intentional effort to mak them monsters. you put out this report today that fictionalizes the risk of terror that is represented by people who come into this country illegally. we understand that that's against the law. we understand that it has to stop. but why make them all into villains? why inflate statistics and cherry-pick to make americans afraid of these people? why do that? >> we're not trying to say that everybody should be afraid of, you know -- >> then why would you put out a report, raj, that says base tli three out of four of them may be terrorists? that was the point of that report that taxpayers paid for. >> chris, let's be accurate. the report said that three out of four people that have been convicted of federal terrorism charges were foreign nationals who have either come here illegally or through the legal immigration system. so, yeah, should they be afraid? >> where were they radicalized? where did they commit the acts? you ignore that?

steinle case. saying he is so obviously guilty. when the case was heard, his immigration status was never introduced. >> greg: if he wasn't there, it never would've happened. >> jesse: this guy came across twice. >> katieavo, california. these are the guys who are protecting. disingenuous about the debate over illegal immigration. they have claims that the republicans in the justice department want to go into communities and riverpark families. these are the kind of guys they are targeting. this is not an isolated incident. case like this wrapping everything a day not just against cops but every day families who have lost their children, husbands, fathers. we see this all over the country and yet it is ignored and pushed away as if it doesn't matter because it could have been anybody doing this. could have been prevented. we have an obligation to prevent it and this justice department is doing that by going into these cities, going in with i.c.e. these local governments are protecting guys like that. >> juan: they go into seven elevens and if i understand it, they are going to have a big sweep in san francisco. going into 7-elevens is getting this guy? the obama administration said let's get the crimin