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congressman up next, mark morgan with the very latest the acting commissioner of the u.s.border protection is here on the administrations latest move to stem the flow of central american immigrants with at the southern border. how soon it might be challenged in the courts we're talking days , back in a minute. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i come face-to-face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for new gas-x maximum strength. it relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort fast. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x. maria: welcome back. breaking news, several states are expected to take legal action as early as this upcoming week over the trump adminitration's plan to rollback the so-called flores agreement. this move will allow immigration authorities to detail, detain children on their families indefinitely. joining me right now is mark morgan acting border patrol chief and it's great to hav

dulce: de 40 a 60 dÍas con eso que el director de la patria fronteriza mark morgan dice que serÁ promedio que ese tÉrmino es una narrativa completamente falsa para el nuevo reglamento que reemplazarÁ el acuerdo flores. este fin de semana, en la cadena fox news, morgan dio este estimado tiempo para hablar del flujo masivo de migrantes que estÁ llegando a la frontera sur. mark morgan dijo que la idea dp unidos, y que resulta en una pronta liberaciÓn de las familias inmigrantes, es un incentivo, por lo que los familiares evitara la prÁctica de detener y liberar. >> despuÉs de 20 dÍas, en vez de poner en libertad a las familias, vamos a transferirlas a un centro familiar, donde van a estar juntas. dulce: la agencia indicÓ que los procedimientos de inmigraciÓn no se concluyen dentro de 20 dÍas. por eso sostiene un estimado de 40 a 60 dÍas para la detenciÓn familias. sin embargo, abogado de inmigraciÓn dice que un caso de asilo fÁcilmente puede alargarse. >> los casos para refugiados de gente pidiendo asilo son los casos mÁs complejos y complicados en inmigraciÓn. toma mucho tiempo para procesa

lou: mark morgan, the head of cbp. illinois's radical dem governor signed a new law that will protect illegal immigrant tenants in the state. the immigrant tenant protection act prevents landlords from evicting or reporting illegal immigrant tenants to authorities. if the landlord were to violate that new law, they would have to pay a civil penalty of up to $2,000. >>> up next, the left wing national media's latest conspiracy theory -- they call it a fact, but it's quite something really about this president. it has nothing to do with policy and all to do with -- tonight we're going to be talking about the president's age and one cnn personalty has a difficult time handling the issue. we will take that up. also more lunacy from the city of san francisco. what would you expect? wait until you hear what they want to call convicted criminals. stay with us. we're coming right back. from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you desi

eric: that's acting border patrol chief mark morgan defending last week's controversial i.c.e.s at those seven food processing plants that the government accuses of, quote, willfully and unlawfully employing undocumented immigrants. critics accuse the trump administration for targeting those aliens. gillian turner has more. >> reporter:ed good afternoon, everything. it's now been four days since i.c.e. carried out what analysts say is one of the largest immigration stings in close to a decade where those 680 folks were rounded up by immigration officers who descended on seven different can mississippi food plants wednesday and took them into federal custody. acting head of customs and border protection mark morgan took to sunday airwaves to say it was all done in the name of protecting the people who were arrested. >> so these individuals seeking are better life, first, they're being exploited by the cartels to come here. once they come into the united states, then they're further exploited by united states companies by paying them reduced wages. >> reporter: the employees roun

here's how that discussion with mark morgan played out earlier.. >> there have been syria raids on any of the companies despite headline after headline. it seems like you're turning a blind eye to this crime being committed by the president's own companies. >> so look, i've been in law enforcement for over 25 years. first of all, again, i'm the commissioner of cbp. it's not my responsibility. >> you were head of i.c.e. until recently. >> that is correct. i can tell you in my 25 years, i take offense to saying anyone is turning a blind eye to anyone breaking the law. >> the reality is there are countless employers who hire and pay undocumented workers. right now for all practical purposes the federal government doesn't seem to care about it. this is unusual, because the steven miller camp of thinking on the immigration situation very much would call for crackdowns on employers as well as on employees. for the immigration hawks in the trump administration, going after those employers is a priority. but in practice, we see it's not happening. this is

the acting head of customs and border protection mark morgan took to sunday airwaves today to say itas all done in the name of protecting the people who were arrested. >> so these individuals seeking a better life, first they're being exploited by the cartel to come here. once they come to united states, they're further exemploymented by companies paying reduced wage withs. >> reporter: the fed suspects the companies of willfully and unlawfully or hiring immigrants. >> these cartels understand that the human trafficking part of this, maria, is a higher margin business than even the drug trafficking. it's not a total solution, but it's the beginning of a solution. >> reporter: democrats say the trump administration's so-called total solution is about something else entirely. >> this administration has directed dhs to conduct these raids as part of what i believe is this administration's campaign of terror. >> reporter: democrats and republicans here on capitol the hill continue to wrangle border crossing statistics in their favor and argue about whether current levels constitute a cri

mark morgan pushed back.ed. look for it to go up tune of 40 milesç aweek. ainsley: speaking immigration, the department of homeland security wanted to end the flores agreement, he announced that last week, 19 states and d.c. are suing because they're not in favor of this. they want children to be, they don't want to stay them in detention facilities longer than 20 days. steve: right, the idea behind what the administration wants to do, family units would be kept intact, detained as a family until their case is actually heard, which, we heard last week could be 40, 50 or 60 days. some have depicted it as indefinite because it is hard to put a number on it, but it is not like they will be there for five years or something like that. so these states are now suing. it is going to be up to u.s. district judge dolly gee. she has to approve the changes. ainsley: she is not going to based on her past. steve: she is the one who changed the law, essentially said it had to be 20 days. chances are they won't be. we hear

lou: talking with mark morgan, the acting director of customs and border protection earlier, talking about the lack of interior enforcement. i think it is reasonable to say that many of us, are expecting the interior enforcement to be initiated weeks and weeks ago but we've seen nothing. is that frustrating the border patrol? >> is very frustrating the only two border patrol agents but also to the i.c.e. officers. because unfortunately we have some people at the top of these agencies that are acting like politicians instead of law enforcement agents. and enforcing the rule of law. and it needs to stop. we cannot have our agency leaders act like politicians. we need to make sure we enforce the law and like you said, if these people have been ordered removed, let's your job and remove them out of the country. president trump has been putting a lot of pressure on dhs to make sure it gets done and even though we do see target operations throughout the country we hope that we remove people that are in the country illegally. lou: is a leadership at dhs basically telling the president of th

mark morgan says he insists they're not actually raids. >> i think words matter. these aren't raids. these are targeted laur eed law enforcement operations. this is a joint criminal investigation with i.c.e. in the justice targeting workside enforcement. companies that knowingly and willfully hire illegal aliens so in most cases they can exploit them further for their bottom line. >> reporter: research shows between march of this year, the trump administration has prosecuted zero companies, zero companies, and just 11 individuals. >> morgan was also asked about the widely seen video of a young girl crying and begging for her father to be returned. >> i need my dad, please. my dad didn't do nothing. he's not a criminal. governments, please put your hearts. let parents be with everybody else, please. >> here's morgan responding to this video. watch. >> they are here illegally and then a lot of times there's additional fraud that goes with them to try to get these jobs. i understand the girl's upset. and i get that. but her father committed a crime and just so the am

. >> rnc chairman mcdon isle is here to talk boycotts and debate as well, acting director mark morgantalk immigration and former ceo of toys"r"us, former target chairman jerry to talk u.s.-china tariffs, taking a look at toys, former federal reserve chairman, capitalism in america, alan greenspan, talking global market and the fed. don't miss a moment of it. futures lower, lots of nervousnesses over the china situation and tariffs, yesterday markets finished up with encouraging economic data, fears of global slowdown, sparking up rally, nasdaq up 176, the u.s. maintains pressure on hauwei, washington refuse to go grant licenses for u.s. companies to do business with the chinese telecom giant after beijing refuse today buy american products, this according to bloomberg. tit for tat continuing for hauwei and the u.s. >> well, it's about cooperation and noncooperation. president trump and the administration did not start off with you have to buy this, they started off with you have to make fundamental changes that you have to demonstrate how you are doing it but it did turn into commitme

customs and border commissioner mark morgan.g for, this overturning this rule. why? >> because this is a game changer, brian. the three of you have been doing a great job this morning laying it out for the american people. right now because of current flores settlement agreement, irving knows the smugglers know, and those trying to enter the country illegally know i grab a kid that's a u.s. passport into the united states. we can only 20 days that's not long enough to go through the immigration proceedings. that's catch and release. that's the significant driver of this the first 10 months of this fiscal year over 470,000 family members that's more than tripled any other previous year in history. it's a crisis. this new rule is going to address. this. steve: okay. so, mark, what will happen is these family units will be detained as a unit. two questions for you. one, some critics say it's indefinite, which makes it sound like it could be 25 years. or 25 months or something. is it indefinite and, also, if, for instance, somebody

and on sunday mark morgan, the acting commissioner of u.s.so i understand that the girl is upset and i get that. but her father committed a crime. and just so the american people know also, is that girl, her mother was home and she was reunited with her mother within a few hours that night. >> did you hear that committed a crime part? now a spokesman for i.c.e. tells us that the little girl's dad has no prior criminal convictions. his family still has no idea where he is or if he will be deported. let's go to jackson mississippi. dianne gallagher is there. i know you spent time with the family and i would like to know what they said to you. and it's possible mark morgan was talking about an illegal crossing into the u.s. as a crime. it sounded like he said there was another criminal record here. >> reporter: yeah, and poppy, look, it would be very well that he was talking about workplace crimes in the act of working well.horized in this country as- according to his wife, the mother of their four children, who is frightened, she is confused, s

acting commissioner mark morgan said today that the sweeps took place to protect the immigrants who wereted. >> so these individuals states then oid by united state companies by paying reduced wages. >> many democrats continue to criticize the raids last week. presidential candidate kamala harris said the sweeps are part of the trump administration's campaign of terror. >>> it was an emotional day for hamid hyatt, the 36-year-old man from lodi now freed from prison. he was in jail on charges of terrorism, but his attorneys assist he's innocent. >> here's more on the story. is. >> i'm at a loss for words. >> reporter: overcome with emotion today as hundreds of fellow muslims celebrated his release of 14 years in a federal prison. his conviction was overturned for training in a pakistani training camp and lying to the fbi about it. he's free now because the judge ruled he didn't have adequate legal counsel in a case filled with holes according to this former fbi agents. >> it was one of the sorriest interrogations i ever witnessed. >> reporter: the key witness was an undercover operative w

griff: moving on, still ahead 6t completing acting cvp commissioner mark morgan joins us live with ann me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. of course he's got plans. with labor day deals starting from 20% off, bookers are leaving summer with no regrets. it's labor day! book a place to stay and be a booker at booking.com. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? griff: president trump and french president emmanuel macron they're having a lunch discussing many of the things, there we are, i thin

mark morgan head of custons an s and border -- customs and border protection, it not happening? what is the reason why? you mentioned congress, we know that this congress is not going to lift a finger to help donald trump. >> have have talked many times, courts are not help, except very rarely. we need to do everything we can within boundaries of the law, cuch nelly icuccinelli is doings same thing border patrol and i.c.e. needs to do. i know i.c.e. is hurting for resources, you are dealing with the crisis on border, but they have 7,000 special agents with title 8 authority, we have to do it, it worked for me in fy15, we need to have it it needs to be large scale, not a little bit here a little bit there across the country. lou: returning to my question. why isn't this helping, president want its to happen, cuccinelli, morgan. they want it to happen, what reason why it not. >> i do not know, when i was i.c.e. director, i just did it, i didn't look for approval from different or white house, i did my job. there are 7,000 deportation officers -- lou: what are they doing right now?

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we have mark morgan and greg jarrett.re, diamond and silk have never been apart, they will be together again. we will discuss this as soon as i put on pants to get underneath this couch and also going to be urging you to get dressed. back to jillian and todd who will continue for 11 minutes. >> it may take some of your time. the third candidate, new details about what is to come for the ten candidates it to take the stage. >> the question remains do they have what it takes to unseat donald trump? here to weigh in is kaylee, i am going to go out on a random limb and say you assume the answer is no. my new question for you, why? >> you've seen a lot of radicalism on that stage with joe biden wanting to illuminate all fossil fuels, every democrat contender raising their hand for healthcare for illegal immigrants, talk about decriminalization. what is going to be unique about the third debate, joe biden in between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, pulling him as far left as humanly possible. there is immense pressure on jo

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lou: and mark morgan, have to complement him. words do matter. that these are illegal, illegal immigrants, not undocumented. there is you know, i know, i don't know about you but i'm hopeful there is a growing strength within dhs that will be very helpful to the president and the nation. thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. lou: anti-sex trafficking activist -- says president trump has done more to address sex trafficking than any other commander-in-chief.>> these are incredible men and women that help us. hsi, special response team, incredible people who actually go and keep america's children safe. this president has empowered them to do so. he's actually made this a topic in the oval office. lou: last year they arrested more than 1500 people at the border. for sex trafficking. 26 percent decline since president trump took office. the newly elected conservative president in guatemala says he wants to rework the recent third country agreement with the united states. the bill would require u.s. bound central american eagl

mark morgan says the raids took place to protect the immigrants who were targeted. >> these individuals seeking a better lives are being exploited by the cartels, once they come uned states companies paying reduced wages. >> democrats are criticizing the raids. ca ma ha harristhe trump admi >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is back from central america where she led a delegation to explore the causes of migration. the speaker and democratic and republican members of congress traveled to guatemala, el salvador and honduras and met with government leaders and social activists. they made a stop at immigration center in mc allen texas. >> for them to invade a workplace, divide families, just under mines the character of america. what the motivation for it is, i will leaf up to decide. >> pelosi and the rest of the delegation met with faith and community leaders and families seeking asylum. >>> jeffrey epstein died by apparent suicide in his jail cell over the weekend. doug luzader joins us live from conspiracy theory. >> reporter: the awe up thesey completed but the results not made public and

meanwhile, acting customs and border patrol mark morgan defended the move saying it was a criminal investigation. >> given the emotions of the country right now, in hindsight, do you wish this raid didn't happen this week. >> the timing was unfortunate. >> these aren't raids, these are targeted law enforcement operations and in this case, this was a joint criminal investigation with i.c.e. and the department of justice targeting work site enforcement, meaning companies that knowingly and willfully hire illegal aliens so that in most cases they can pay them reduced wages, exploit them further for their bottom line the that's what this investigation was about, a criminal investigation. >> and presidential candidate kamala harris weighed in on the raids, calling it part of trump's quote campaign of terror. >> this administration has directed dhs to conduct these raids as part of what i believe is this administration's campaign of terror. which is to make whole populations of people afraid to go to work. we say every person matters, we count. we make decisions based on who's here and what they need,

country and the u.s., conservative alejandro securing a landslide victory, he tells reuters >> mark morganividuals seeking better life, first exploited by the cartels to come here. >> right. >> once they come to the united states, further exploit bid the united states companies by paying them reduced wages. carley: well, almost 700 people were arrested during the operation, ice has not yet brought charges against the four companies accused of willingly and unlawfully hiring workers with fake documents. rob: today the nra will challenge a controversial new law in los angeles, the city's rule requires contractors to disclose all business ties with the nra, the organization argues the law violates first amendment rights of free speech but the city says public deserves to know how funds are being spent. family of 5 and friend all came within few feet of the shark, right off the coast of cape cod. >> it is crazy because that's where we fish, like all of the time. >> it was pretty unique and surreal to be able to see a great white shark on the waters we have been fishing for years. rob: there he

. >> first i would like your reaction or response to those comments we just heard from mark morgan andtinues to show the insensitivity of i.c.e. and homeland security officials to this issue. you can't separate children after their families, their parents go to work. some of the school districts were not contacted. the human service department in many instances have yet to be contacted. it was the good people of those communities who rallied around the children. they are the real heroes in this situation, not i.c.e. and homeland security officials. >> we know border crossings dipped, 24%, in fact, from june and july. they're down 33% since may, according to vcp. here is what the acting commissioner said about those numbers. >> make no mistake we're still between 2300 and 2500. former secretary jeh johnson said a bad day for him was 1,000. i know because i worked for him. this is still crisis levels. >> congressman, do you think there's still a crisis at the border? >> well, let me say that the crisis is not at the processing plants. those individuals are going to work. they were not tr

acting commissioner mark morgan said the sweep took place to protect immigrants who were targeted. >> these individuals seeking a better life are being exploited by the cartels to come here and they come into the united states and then they are further exploited by united states companies by paying them reduced wages. >>> many democrats continue to criticize the rates. presidential candidate carmella harris called the sweep part of the trump administration's campaign of terror. >> thomas 7:38. house speaker nancy pelosi is back from central america where she led a delegation about the causes of migration. the speaker along with democratic and republican members of congress went to guatemala, el salvador and honduras. they met with representatives from all parts of the community from government leaders to social activists. they came back to the u.s. yesterday and made a final stop at an immigration detention center in mcallen, texas where nancy pelosi criticized the u.s. treatment of migrants. >> for them to invade a workplace, divide families, just really undermines the character of a

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obama's former border patrol chief, mark morgan was on this morning, said this is a game changer.his will absolutely eliminate at least part of the border crisis but you rewind one year ago when jeh johnson, obama's dhs secretary made the point that flores is an issue. it's a loophole that has to be close. i want to address the media, indefinite period of time, supreme court ruling, 2001, 180 days is the longest period of time. they are talking about 50 to 60 days that they need to properly process the migrants. >> juan: what we have on the table should be how do we properly process and deal with the fact that we have on the books asylum laws and we want to hold to the law. greg talks about let's do everything by the books, by the law. the president has no idea. >> greg: so you are for illegal immigration. >> juan: no one is against the law, crossing the border. another major point of contention on the campaign trail is the green new deal. bernie sanders giving trump plenty of new ammo by rolling his own plan out. he somehow says it's going to pay for itself. >> greg: i don't thin

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mark morgan a bench joins me, but first breaking news trace gallagher wh the back story. >> the allegationthe family which owns purdue pharma withdrew more than $4 billion from the company. there are certainly nothing wrong with owners taking profits, but the arizona lawsuit contends the money transfers have been at a time when they knew because of the oil. crisis purdue pharma was facing massive financial liabilities and that siphoning off $4 billion would leave many victims without confirmation. we covered the massachusetts lawsuit on the show. what makes this suit unique is that it was filed directly to the supreme court which also never hears cases onto the lower courts have considered them, but arizona said it could take years for the lawsuits to go through state and federal court and officials have decided the urgency of the epidemic simply does not have time to wait. legal experts say the arizona case is a long shot and they point to a phase in 2017 where the justices turned down a request by nebraska and oklahoma to challenge colorado. in this case a spokesperson men from the famil

. >> brian: ken cuccinelli and mark morgan, great communicators, trying to settle everybody down.elli will go on any network and explain it. if you are overseas and you have a kid, like john mccain was born overseas as a young man to his daddy was an officer. it's not going to apply to you. but if you are an illegal immigrant, if you don't have papers to belong here and your kid is born somewhere else, that's the issue. >> capri: that has nothing to do with this most recent thing, for my understanding. it has nothing to do with people who are illegal. it's two categories of service people. one that may adopt -- that are serving abroad and may adopt a foreign-born baby, but that couple is naturally-born american. they would have to apply for that baby to become an american citizen. the other group -- >> brian: but are the american citizens? it will be no problem. >> capri: my understanding is they stop to apply. >> dagen: that proves my point. >> capri: the second part has to do with individuals who are green card holders that are serving in the american military abroad, that have

apprehensions typically declined during the hot summer months but today commissioner mark morgan arguedo the administration's policies are having an impact as well. without congress taking action, it's a temporary solution. >> this is a crisis, even with the help we are getting from mexico and guatemala but it's not sustainable. >> more than 26,000 asylum-seekers have been sent back to mexico since january as part of the administration's return to mexico agreement which forces them to wait in mexico for months or years while the petition process plays out instead of being released into the u.s. some migrants are opting to head back home instead of waiting. >> we came from nothing, we asked for asylum and we weren't granted asylum. we returned to mexico but we wanted to be in the united states and not mexico. >> dozens of migrants boarded the buses back to their home countries rather than waiting around for decision. >> brett: thank you. let's get an update on the border wall, other immigration issues -- robert perez isn't deputy commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection. i want

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. >> that was mark morgan, acting commissioner at u.s.r protection saying the girl's father committed a crime. does that explain it away in your mind? >> no, i don't think so. i.c.e. has limited resources and we really need to be focusing on the people truly committing crimes, crimes that are dangerous related to gang violence, related to -- we do know that gang members are coming across the border in certain numbers. why are we not focusing on those deportations that should be happening, not the ones that are people just trying to work and, you know, take care of their families. this is the fundamental issue with immigration and how we need to be talking about it and looking at it in our country, you're right. asylum under the traditional definition doesn't necessarily include people coming here for economic reasons, but i think one of the biggest things we need to do is expand legal immigration so people can do that legally. and you know, we're looking at it all wrong as far as i'm concerned. >> i do want to ask you about the gun violen

as you know, commissioner mark morgan has said, the effort of the mexicans in terms of their troops thate been both deployed to their southern and northern borders have really helped stem the flow. additionally, some of the dna testing they have been doing has really, you know, deterred a lot of people who would bring fake families across the borders. the amount of fake families they are apprehending is truly shocking. these are adults who pose as the parent of a child but it's no relation, just part of the smuggling operation. >> this is gary kaltbaum. so this is definitely going to go to court, and i'm sure the question's going to be asked since you're not going to do 20 days, what is the maximum amount of days, is this open-ended? could this go for a year or two years where people are actually detained? >> right. well, i haven't seen a definite timeline in the final rule, but what they are aiming for is when the obama administration did this before the settlement agreement was modified, they could process cases in less than 50 days. that's the timeline we're shooting for. of course, t

the acting head of customs and border protection mark morgan took to the sunday air waves today to sayne in the name of protecting the people who are arrested. >> so these individuals seeking a better life first are exploited by the cartels to come here. once they come to the united states they're further exploited by united states companies by paying lower wages. >> reporter: the employees were rounded up in four different companies. the search warrant say the feds suspect them of willfully and unlawfully employing undocumented immigrants. president trump's right hand political adviser told sunday morning features -- >> these cartels are sophisticated paramilitary operations. they understand this is a higher business even than drug trafficking. that's why the southern wall is so important. it's the beginning of a solution. >> reporter: democrats say the trump administration's so- called total solution is about something else entirely. >> this administration has directed dhs to conduct these raids as part of what i believe is this administration's campaign of terror. >> reporter: democ

customs and border protection, mark morgan. thank you so much for joining us.ant you to take a listen to one 11-year-old girl whose father was detained in these mississippi raids. >> i need my dad. my dad didn't do nothing. he's not a criminal. governments, please from your heart. -- >> you and the president said a few weeks ago that the pending i.c.e. raids would be focused on violent criminals. that is not what happened here in mississippi. why not? >> well so first of all, i never said that the raids as you call were focused on violent criminals. i've never said that. and also i think words matter. these aren't raids. these are targeted law enforcement operations. and in this case, this was a joint criminal investigation with i.c.e. and the department of justice targeting worksite enforcement meaning companies that knowingly and willfully hire illegal aliens so that in most cases they could pay them reduced wages, exploit them further for their bottom line. that is what this investigation was about. a criminal investigation, jake. >> so i want to get to that