saldana: that's true. and i made that very clear to the field. >> i think that's a very important point. i asked that you make that point over and over again. i would like to read into the the record priority one under the humane enforcement policy deals with terrorists, national security threats, persons apprehended at the border for enumerated felons. priority for ice two would be persons committed of three or more misdemeanors, predicated on immigration status. i'm reading very quickly. and priority three would be persons issued a final order removal after january 1st, 2014. does that give -- comply with the sense that you have? >> absolutely. >> so let me ask these two questions. first of all, i had a gentleman that was not an enforcement priority. yet he was detained in october 2014 and removed to honduras in 2014. he lived in houston. he had lived here since 2005. he had a voluntary return in 2005 to honduras but came back. he was here. he had no deportation order, to my understanding. he was driven

juan carlos: saldaÑa tambiÉn indicÓ que por medio de este programa buscan ganarse la confianza de lauez federal en seattle determinÓ que los menores tienen derechos a que un abogado los defienda en sus juicios. defensores de los menores dicen que la medida determinada incluyendo a miles de niÑos que luchan por cuidarse en los estados unidos ilia: el gobierno del organismo que conoce la justa decisiÓn del presidente obama de eliminar a la isla de la lista de estados patrocinadores del terrorismo. obama notificÓ que el congreso tendrÁ 45 dÍas para pronunciarse. enrique: la directora de la dea respondiÓ a fuertes crÍticas por los agentes que estuvieron con prostitutas en colombia. pablo nos dice mÁs de lo que pasÓ hoy en la cÁmara de representantes. pablo: mÁs de una audiencia parecÍa un festival de fuegos artificiales. me ofende todo lo que pasÓ en colombia y no lo voy a tolerar, dijo la directora de la dea. se refiere a un informe que afirma que varios agentes participaron en orgÍas en colombia con prostitutas pagadas por narcotraficantes. >> que se ofende porque sus agentes organizan

i welcome your questions. >> well thank you director saldana.recent quotes. one by the president and one by you that i find disturbing. you just alluded to one a moment ago. but first t president recently at a town hall stated regarding the new dhs enforcement priorities is that the bottom line is if somebody is working for ice and there's a policy and they don't follow the policy there are going to be consequences to it. he analogized it to the u.s. military and the requirement that your ice officers are required to enforce the laws that congress enacts. enacts. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. >> please explain to the committee what officers face if they do not execute the new policies, which in instances contradict the laws? don't you think an ice officer hearing threats for the president would be scared to enforce the law? >> i give them more credit than that, mr. chairman. i will tell you that with respect to enforcement, any policy of the department or immigration and customs enforcement, new or old, certainly just as you do with you

director saldana, i thank you. i've been listening to the testimony up in my office that you presented here today. i guess in -- i'm very interested in this dhs, civil immigration enforcement priority. this card. you say you carry this card with you? >> yes. >> has it been entered into the record, the card? i'd like officially to enter the card. and who has this card with them? >> all our officers that are out there making niece decisions. >> all of your officers. so all your i.c.e. agents have these card with them? >> yes, generally. >> and it states the priorities of the administration. let me ask you something, does the lawsuit in the fifth circuit have any implication in terms of your ability to carry out these enforcement priorities? >> the one in south texas deals only with expanded daca and the initiation of daca. >> only has an impact on expanded daca. >> that's my sister agency. >> it doesn't have impact on these -- >> not on enforcement. >> these are priorities issued by the secretary of homeland security

i welcome your questions. >> well, thank you, director saldana. i'll start, and i'll start with some recent quotes. one by the president and one by you that i find disturbing. you just alluded to one a moment ago. but first, the president recently at a town hall stated regarding the new dhs enforcement priorities is that the bottom line is if somebody is working for i.c.e. and there's a policy and they don't follow the policy, there are going to be consequences to it. he analogized it to the u.s. military and the requirement that you follow orders. i.c.e. officers are required to enforce the laws that congress enacts. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. >> please explain to the committee the type of consequences that i.c.e. officers may face if they do not execute the new policies which in instances contradict those laws. don't you think an i.c.e. officer hearing threats for the president would be scared to enforce the law? >> i give them more credit than that, mr. chairman. i will tell you that with respect to enforcement of any policy of the

saldana, for your leadership to the nation and for being an outstanding texas. we're all very proud of you. delighted to see you standing -- sitting before us today and know that you bring a sense of knowledge and passion to this position. he me indicate my appreciation for ice. i have worked with them over the years, if i might say, and find them to be commendable and to be concerned about the security of this nation. i think that is very important. you will find as you come to congress that there are, the first amendment rights of members allow them to have different perspectives and views, and also representing their constituents. and that is what this house represents, this committee represents and democracy represents. but we also have an order of three branches of government and the responsibilities of the president and your responsibility in compliance with the guidelines of the administration. and so my first question to you is do you accept the concept of prosecutorial discretion? your mic, please. >> i do. and i have for the last several years as an as

juan carlos: saldaÑa tambiÉn indicÓ que por medio de este programa buscan ganarse la confianza de la. obama notificÓ que el congreso tendrÁ 45 dÍas para pronunciarse. enrique: la directora de la dea respondiÓ a fuertes crÍticas por los agentes que estuvieron con prostitutas en colombia. pablo nos dice mÁs de lo que pasÓ hoy en la cÁmara de representantes. pablo: mÁs de una audiencia parecÍa un festival de fuegos artificiales. me ofende todo lo que pasÓ en colombia y no lo voy a tolerar, dijo la directora de la dea. se refiere a un informe que afirma que varios agentes participaron en orgÍas en colombia con prostitutas pagadas por narcotraficantes. >> que se ofende porque sus agentes organizan fiestas con prostitutas y sÓlo le suspende el sueldo, le preguntÓ este enfadado congresista. pablo: esta periodista colombiana ha vivido amenazada por los carteles y dice estar indignada por ver lo que hacen algunos agentes que han ido a colombia a pelear con el narcotrÁfico. >> se meten sus lÍneas de coca, les paga el narcotrÁfico, algunos les pegan a las mujeres. pablo: esta mujer que trabaja

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director saldana, the recent expansion of family detention from approximately 80 detention beds to now more than 2400 beds at the new detention center is truly alarming. a vast majority of the women and children escaping the northern triangle region are fleeing domestic and/or gang violence or abuse. in 2011 el salvador had the highest rate of gender motivated killing of women in the world followed by guatemala and the honduras. these women are escaping some of the most dangerous countries in the world to seek protection in the u.s. instead they and their children face prolonged detention while they fight their ally lump claims. in my view there's no way to detain families humanely. when i first learn the average age of a child in family detention is 6 years old, and that there are even babies and toddlers being detained, i was truly shocked. as a psychologist, i know the mental health concerns that children and families in detention face. detention in jail-like facilities retraumatizes victims of violence, and children, in particular. reports show that children in detention experience

good morning, director saldana. welcome to the committee. >> i like the way you say that. >> pardon me? >> i like how you say that. >> understandably a lot of the questions so far in this hearing have involved i.c.e.'s mission to enforce our nation's immigration laws. i want to discuss i.c.e.'s equally important mission to disrupt and dismantle drug trafficking organizations. as part of this mission i know that i.c.e. works in partnership with other dhs component agencies like cbp and the coast guard, doj component agencies like the fbi and dea, and state and local law enforcement. you are an important player in a whole of government effort to combat drug trafficking and the violence associated with it. in january 2012 i met with your predecessor, john morton. puerto rico had just experienced the most violent year in the u.s. territories history. in 2011 there were 1,136 homicides in puerto rico. that is the equivalent of over three murders a day every day. it was roughly the same number of homicides as texas which

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saldana to correct the record, we heard from mr. gutierrez, very eloquent on this esh yu and very good at making statements here in our proceedings. we heard that you -- we're deporting people here that are traffic offenses yet we should be deporting people with duis. are you aware over 13000 people were released out of custody last year because of duis and the previous year it was 15,000 people? between the two years we've had close to 30,000 people being released into the united states because of the orders of this president with the dui convictions? >> well i don't know specifically the numbers you're talking about, but i will tell you that i explained earlier that a good portion of those are court ordered releases. the others are made on a case by case basis depending -- >> you're aware it's close to $30,000 have been released from ice custody for dui convictions -- >> i presume you're looking at something we provided you. >> thank you very much. >> i yield the time to the gentleman from florida. thank you. the apprehension dete

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. >> i was shocked when i heard that the director saldana said all criminals should be removed.nse she did retract that statement the next day. i want to ask whether she upholds the priorities memo which makes those who are felons the greatest priority to remove and others should be lower in the priority list. >> you know congresswoman, there are reports, and i get them all the time about folks who, for example, come back into the united states they have kids that were born and raised in the united states the parent may be deported. they return to the united states to be with those kids. they if they are caught are considered high-level deportation risks. when you talk about priorities what are those priorities? are they being respected? >> well top on the priority list are violent felons. but those who are lower on the priority list according to the memo are those that may have ties to the u.s. that have maybe one misdemeanor, and in fact, there are those who have come back they have a legal wife, they have u.s. citizen children and worked here for many many years, and their mi

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