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for their daughter because the man that killed her was released and slipped right back into r the shadows wherehe came from. this family in iowa will never see justice for their daughter. many of these other families will never see justice for their lovedve ones because our law dos not require ice to detain and hold those murderers, those killers t until they have been seen by a court of law. that's what my bill does. it requires the detention. it allows ice to voluntarily keeps them, it requires them to keep them. justice for our family and i yield the floor. >> senator from south carolina. >> thank you very r much. senator before ranch imp telephone telephone will be joining me in that endeavor. we will have a vote at 2:00 o'clock about a bipartisan bill which i applaud the effort to change immigration laws, unfortunately doesn't matter what laws are on the books if the administration is not going to enforce the ones that already exist. we had a vote in february on this bill and one of the problems i've had the entire time is that a parole was being since february until now, april, 77,800 peo

where is she? >> had to be a reasonable explanation. pam zimmerman was so reliable. rwo years divorced, a successful businesswoman and fully engaged mother. a pillar of the neighborhood. david and his 15-year-old twin sisters, heidi and rachel try to push their worries aside. >> we made up every possible excuse for why she wasn't coming home. >> you don't want to focus on t that. >> but some signs were hard to ignore. for one thing, the night fo before, when pam didn't respond to her kids text messages, heidi tried tracing it. what she found didn't make sense. >> my mom and i had an iphone account, so i looked it up, i found it wasn't at her office. it was in a weird location. i convinced myself that she was at a client's house, because at that was my excuse at the time for why she wasn't home >> still, their mom was a rock. they told themselves they would be laughing about this later. or they would be relieved anyway. >> they said, let's just get ready for school, keep mom with her day. >> so you kept going? >> yeah. >> same time, say morning, two doors down the stree

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