-mexico border in nogales, arizona.he credited president trump for a decline in border apprehensions and urged federal prosecutors to focus on smugglers, and immigrants who re-enter the u.s. after deportation. >> for those that continue to seek improper and illegal entry into this country, be forewarned: this is a new era. this is the trump era. the lawlessness, the abdication of the duty to enforce our laws, and the catch and release policies of the past are over. >> woodruff: and for more, we are joined from tucson by nancy montoya, senior reporter on immigration and border issues for arizona public media. nancy montoya, welcome back to the program. you've been covering border issues for many years. what struck you the most about what the attorney general had to say today? >> i think it was more what he didn't say, judy. one of the things that has been happening on a regular basis with the trump administration is officials come into the border, they spend a couple of hours, they talk to cbp, which is customs and borde

jeff viajÓ a nogales arizona para reafirmar la mano dura en contra de la inmigraciÓn ilegal.ra de trump y el respeto a la ley y la polÍtica se acabaron. instruyÓ a los fiscales generales del paÍs, de encarcelar indocumentados, a contrabandistas. >> mÁs bien los que tienen Órdenes de deportaciones de los jueces, de corte de inmigraciÓn, que han sido deportados y estÁn tratando entrar otra vez estados unidos o han cometido un crimen en estados unidos y han sido deportados y estÁn tratando de regresar a estados unidos. esas personas tienen mÁs riesgo de que las personas que estÁn esperando. jaime: el memorando reafirma las Órdenes ejecutivas del presidente trump, que piden castigos mÁs severos para inmigrantes acusados de robo de identidad y tambiÉn agrega la figura de coordinador de seguridad fronteriza, en la procuradurÍa para priorizar y darle seguimiento a estos casos. en la comunidad de repudio al anuncio. >> yo pienso que el presidente trump, estÁ muy mal. >> yo opino que no los debe tratar mal. jaime: el procurador anunciÓ que confrontarÁn 40 grupos de jueces de inmigraci

we saw this in arizona when we added agents to nogales. we were there. and shifted over to new mexico and el paso. but then what happens when you can't maintain that, it defaults right back to where it was. in the border patrol, specifically, when we started down the path of strenalic application of resources, three things that we talked about. we have to go in an area and gain the control that is needed. once you gain the control that is needed by way of metrics, then it is you have to be able to maintain and sustain that control. and then continue the expansion. so it was gain, maintain and expand. so there has to be substantive actions, substantive decisions to hold what it is that you're doing. senator daines: what are the one or two things we need to do now to ensure that we do hold this maintain, as you said, this dramatic decrease in illegal crossings? mr. aguilar: well, what we're talking about here is address the border. the needs of the border. the needs of the border patrol by the current people in the field. technology in the right mix that t

carolina: sessions llegÓ a nogales arizona para reunirse con agentes y la patrulla fronteriza.es erizar casos de quienes sienten el paÍs sin documento o trafiquen con personas. caro: bueno caro, para que nos explique mÁs pasamos con el periodista de univisiÓn noticias.com, que tiene en sus manos este famoso memorando, y ha firmado por el fiscal general. cuÉntanos acerca del alta prioridad, ahora de que estamos hablando? >> marca una alta prioridad, todavÍa mÁs y lo que hacen es traducir lo que trump y habÍa dicho. entre los coyotes, personas vinculadas al trÁfico de personas. y tambiÉn a quienes alberguen o transporten a inmigrantes indocumentados. sobre todo si son tres o mÁs. y tambiÉn la e-mail weather de sitio en una familia indocumentada. >> quÉ se les pide? >> que tomÉ falta grave en este documento, a quienes hayan tomado varias veces sin papeles en el paÍs. y tambiÉn penas de hasta dos aÑos de prisiÓn, por quien haya cometido fraude o robo de identidad siendo documentado. >> tambiÉn se habla, hace unas semanas hablÁbamos del envÍo al centro de tensiÓn para que fuera mÁs

he made the comments at a 'get-tough' speech at the u.s-mexico border in nogales, arizona. he outlined a series of changes that he says mark the start of a new era aimed at getting rid of problems created by drug cartels. sessions is urging prosecutors to intensify their focus on immigration crimes like illegal crossings or smuggling others into the u.s. he wants felony charges against repeat offenders. ...and also says that he's streamlining how immigration cases are tried. "this is a new era. this is the trump era. the catch and release policies of the past are over." "we will now be detaining all adults who are apprehended at the border. they will not be released. to support this mission, we have already surged 25 immigration judges to detention centers along the border." sessions also says that immigrants who use fake documents can be charged with identity theft or fraud. (vicki) activists are calling on contra costa county sheriff david livingston to stop cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement officials. hundreds protested this morning at a detention faci

visiting a boare border port of entry in knol nogales, arizona, directing federal prosecutor to pursue felony changes against those who enter united states a number of types illegally or get married to gain legal spat status, we'll have a full report on the changes takes place in department of justice, much more ahead, stay with us. >> president trump is not giving up on repealing and replacing obamacare. >> we're going to have a phenomenal tax reform. but i have to do healthcare first. i want to do it first to really do it right. lou: we take up the trump agenda with the 5 a, kimberly guilfoyle next. and united airline stream of a paying passenger, sparking outrage. first, annuitie united ceo apologized, defending his staff's actions and now he is really, really sorry. we take up that and much more ahead. looking sharp, len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. ishow i dress to get a mortgage. i ju g lendingtr. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compa

day before yesterday he went to nogales, arizona.e reported years ago about the striking scenes, those amazing holy week visuals of the american cardinal conducting that cross border mass. they said this mass that people could hear on both sides of the border. they gave communion through the border fence. jeff sessions went to that same spot this year, this week. instead of doing anything like that, obviously, what he planned to do was denounce the flilt coming crosses border from mexico into the united states. you might have seen headlines this week about jeff sessions planning on giving what some people were calling a full blown white nationalist scary speech on the border. here was part of his prepared remarks. quote, it is here on this sliver of land where we first take our stand against this filth. that was his prepared remarks. here's what happened when he came to that part of the speech in real life. >> it is here on this sliver of land on this board where we first take our stand. >> jeff sessionsise a speech and crafts polici

crackdown by the trump administration on undocument the immigrants and a visit to the border town of nogalesna, he pledged to step up prosecutions. >> for those that continue to seek improper and illegal entry into this country, be forewarned. this is a new era. this is the trump era. the lawlessness, the abdication of duty to enforce our laws and the catch and release policies of the past are over. >> the attorney general calling it the administration's first stand against, quote, filth like gangs and criminal aliens. sessions says the justice department is placing two immigration judges and detention centers along the southern border. >> time for an early start on the money. informing federal agencies today the ban on hiring is over but the office of management and budget expects agencies to be carrying out more targeted is surgical cuts to agencies and staffing. this is an attempt by the trump administration to drain the swamp. that's the sloegts an from his campaign. just days after he became president, trump signed a presidential memorandum imposing a hiring freeze on the federal govern

we saw this when we added agents to nogales, we were both there and it shifted over to new mexico and el paso but what happens? when you can't maintain that it defaults right back to where it was. in the border patrol specifically when we started down path of strategical application of resources three things we talked about, we have to go into an area and gain the control that is needed. once you gain the control that is needed by way of metrics then you have to be able to maintain and sustain that control and then continue the expansion so gain, maintain and expand. so there has to be actions, substantive decisions to hold what it is that you're doing. >> so what will be the one or two things we need to do now to ensure we hold this, as you said, this dramatic decrease in illegal crossings? >> well, what we're talking about here is address the border, the needs of the border, the needs of the border patrol as provided by the current chiefs in the field. technology, infrastructure, personnel in the right mix, in the areas that they needed. in addition to that -- and this is a whole ot

-mexico border in the gallows, arizona, -- nogales, arizona this week, where he met with u.s.toms and border protection agents and vowed a major crackdown, calling immigration "an attack on our national security." immigration advocates say the trump administration's crackdown against immigration and immigrants living within the united states has led to more immigrants being imprisoned at jails, including at the northwest detention center. on thursday, "the new york times" reported in its scramble to find new places to house immigrants arrested in ice raids, the trump administration is trying to curtail protections for immigrants being held in county jails including doing , away with a requirement that immigrants have access to translation services. for more we're joined by two , guests. maru mora villalpando is an activist and undocumented immigrant with the group northwest detention center resistance and the group mijente. and alexis erickson is the partner of hunger striker cristian lopez. cristian was part of the hunger strike in the northwest detention center in tacoma, be

we have areas where we both worked in nogales arizona where the canyons are so close together that an ift tower won't work but a helicopter -- but a helicopter can only fly for i think it's two hours, blackhawks. two to three hours. whether as a drone can stay up for weeks at a time or if you place a relocatable tower that has a radar to detect movement, that has a high fidelity camera and detect a person carrying something, these are things that come into play. it is the packaging of those capabilities that exist by the way of technology identifying what best fits the area of the boarder that's of interest from an operational perspective and placing it. part of that's going to be also does that package require infrastructure to do that slowdown, if you will, and create that effort of time and distance? and in addition to that, the personnel to respond to it. >> and by the way, that personnel response may be in a blackhawk because it's an area that's so remote and rural. it's all these things -- as the chairman said it's verycomplex. there's not a one size fits all. >> is homeland sec

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/mexico border nogales, arizona. >> reporter: sessions putting the focus on the administration's proposede existing wall but only exists along parts of the border and doesn't look like this in many places. five miles down the road it is simply a fence with some barbed wire. president trump wants to extend and fortify it, create what he calls a great, great wall. what you don't see here though is the role of technology that is already playing in securing the borders and that experts say the role it will have to play in any future plan of the systems two already working elbit systems develop high tech surveillance using video cameras drones and other technology to monitor activity. the ceo says this isn't anything new. >> dhs has been a long time user of technologies to help and identify border incursions. thermal imaging technology has been recognized as a very powerful tool in that mission in that it operates day or night and operates over long ranges, so you can detect and identify people or human activity at several miles and range. >> reporter: now, former secretary of homeland securit

take the border just here in nogales, arizona, can you see the wall right into mexico.ay, it is something opened to a full post of vulnerability. these physical barriers, what they can't do, technology is making up for. take two companies currently working with the government to pervade the borders using high-tech technology, they are clear and elbit systems. clear is working on infrared sensor technology able to identify trucks and humans from miles away and then alert border patrol agents. there are also companies submitting proposals for the administration's vision of a new wall with some high-tech solutions, for example, one company wants to invent smart sensors on the physical wall. another company wants to use drones for 3d mapping around the border. they say it's not enough, but in some cases, it may prove more effective and less costly. >> maybe more effective. but this stuff looks like it will cost a pretty penny too, deidre. >> reporter: when you think of how much amounts to ship a physical wall and what companies, it is likely you will get manufacturers close

mÁs temprano estuvo en nogales y recorriÓ la frontera con mÉxico. "cÓdigo segura". adelante. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ orlando:dÉjame mÁs! recordemos que estamos en semana santa y hay muchos jÓvenes disfrutando, arriba los que estÁn de vacaciones! muy buenos dÍas! ♪ ♪ ♪ hay gente que toma esta semana para disfrutar. saludos a los venezolanos, estamos con ustedes. esta bastante molesto pepe aguilar con los medios de comunicaciÓn. dice que le estÁn dando maltrato a su hijo. veamos lo que dijo a su llegada del aeropuerto en ciudad de mÉxico. pepe:hay que hablar por que ustedes representan en determinado momento a la gente que los ve. aunque ahora con las redes sociales se tienen que poner mÁs las pilas. yo y todo el mundo los que tienen redes sociales, es una gran comunicaciÓn directa que tiene uno ahora con el pÚblico. quÉ bueno que podemos hablar y dar nuestro sentir. reportero: el intÉrprete pepe aguilar quiere dejar claro que no es Él quien tiene un pendiente con la justicia y que la gente la prensa lo debe entender. sabe que la opiniÓn pÚblica estÁ dividida per