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to from early december from the department of homeland security in the fiscal year 2017, customs -plusted 310,000 apprehensions nationwide, many of which along the southwest border. immigrations and customs enforcement conducted arrests. let's take those individually tiered border crossings are very low. they went off a cliff when trump was taking office. they have been falling for a while. they have been inching back up over the last few months but overall, they are at a historically low number. that is the context there. at the same time in terms of the , second set of numbers, it has to do with interior enforcement. dealing with people people who are already living in the u.s. illegally. the arrests are up from what they were at the end of the obama administration, for sure. deportations have not risen. that is partly because some of the deportations stemmed from border crossers. if you have fewer border crossers, you have fewer deportations. some of it has to do with the fact that the immigration courts are severely backlogged and in order to deport someone who has been living here yo

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. $8.95, plusts shipping and handling. to get your copy, go to c-span.org. >> now, a look at the trump administration's aorta is for cutting back on regulations. you will hear from the head of the white house office of information and regulatory affairs. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning, everybody, and welcome to brookings. i am be vice president and director of economic studies here at brookings. i also direct the center on regulation of markets, which is hosting this event today. i am delighted to welcome naomi to speak here today. she is the administrator of the office of administration and regulatory affairs. her appearance today is reminding me of one of the first events i ever did here at brookings. it was probably eight years ago. nervous, so i bit was walking around outside, and getting warmed up. there was a group of protesters out front, one of whom was costng an oscar the grouch oscar the grouch costume with the trashcan, a fake sign in front of him, they were singing a creatively written song, a

. $8.95, plusts shipping and handling. go to your copy, c-span.org/landmarkcases.washington journal" continues. managing clifton is partner at gallup, joining us to discuss the new global leadership report. jon clifton, remind us what the survey measures. founder0 years ago, the of our organization, dr. george gallup, studded asking a question he became famous for in america, which is "how do you feel about the leadership of this country?" he has done that since harry truman was president, all the way to president trump. 10 years ago, we decided to take the question global and see how the world feels about u.s. leadership. not just u.s. leadership. he wanted to ask about china's leadership, germany's leadership, and russia's leadership. this announces the new results now that trump has been in office for a year. host: take us through the results. guest: after conducting surveys and 134 countries, we find the approval ratings today are now in, down from 48% last year, obama's last term in office. that decline is the single biggest shift we have seen in the history o