the acting second retear of d.h.s. called it disturbing and inexe. ere are all these issues from the census to the facebook posts to what's happening on the ground tat are inflaming the situation. amna: and it just points to the division that currently is in. this count shawna: i think the c.b.p. posts, it's one of those where you know that they didn't intend for that to become blic. it is improper. but also, i will say, they're rmunder an es amount of pressure and it seemed a little bit like offensively blowing off steam. which all of us have done at some point or another. but -- it underscores the amount of pressure these people are under. robert: despite the on again, off again rain crowds gathered on the national mall on the fourth of july to hear presi trump pay tribute to american acheements since the revolution. the speech came after a week of debate over the military presence at the event and the r way taxpaye funds were used. president trump: as long a we stay true to our founders, as long as we remember our great history, as long as we never

and the inspector general routinely conducts audits of d.h.s.. i have no problem with the amendment which directs them to do what they already do, to ensure the safety of c.b.p. personnel and those in custody. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. the gentlewoman from new hampshire is recognized. ms. kuster: could i inquire how much time i have left. the chair: the gentlewoman has two minutes left. ms. kuster: thank you. i want to thank the gentleman for agreeing to the amendment. i yield the balance of my time to representative sheila jackson lee. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank the distinguished gentlelady. i want to personally thank her for her constant and needed fight for women's rights and particularly to protect these women against sexual assault and sexual abuse. ky not tell you how many stories that we've heard at the border of young women who have come either by coyotes or when they get here to this country, the fear that they have of sexual assault and sexual abuse. it is a long, lo

robert: i think they feel pressure but there's two sides of pressur if you're working at the d.h.s., sure you've been feeling the last few months rom the president to be tougher, not softer. d while this is obviously an optics problem as well as a hunitarian problem and a problem on the ground with real people, if you're looking at whether you're going to keep your job with d.h.s., the t sket cess so far has not been telling the president no we can't do that. no, te needo do somethingt. differ that's been the path out the door. so i think that it's goinga to e ough couple of weekers in people who are trying to deal with this issue. money son the way. it's now been approved by t president and by congress. it'll take a while until it startsou cycling t system. in the meantime you'll see more of these pictures, more of this debate. enbert: will people keep coming up fromal america? you were on the veans way la border for pbs news hour, what' driving them to come here at this moment? amna: that's a very specific situation. the country has been in a fee fall for years. s i on the brazilian

services to continue to recruit and employ and train, place, support and supervise the peer-to-peer staff within d.h.s. and community settings. some of those services include the peer-to-peer services, and a peer specialist mental health certificate program, a transitional leadership employ employment program and a support to outpatient program. and it defines peers as individuals with personally lived experiences of mental illness, who are consumers of mental health and/or substance abuse treatments and former consumers of mental health and/or substance abuse treatment services, or family members of significant others. and the fiscal year 2018-2019, the department processed a revision to the currently existing contract which expanded peer-to-peer services under two new r.f.q.s. and the authorized solicitation for these two new r.f.q.s allow for services to be extended up to december 2024, and it's beyond the term of the original r.f.q. supporting the current contract which ends june 30, 2020. and the department did not need to return to the board of supervisors to have funding from the two new solici

the data is already in d.h.s. when they start their squob, the employer puts their smart card into a reader. it identifies the person, a positive identification. we have eliminated 100% of the fraud that occurs with the current systems. and we requestion that the individual worker has to check into a federal office on a monthly basis. every time in america has a courthouse or a post office. paysart of the fee, $2,500 for the equipment. i would be the same equipment that we use when we go to do a retail sale. you put your card in there and reads it and tells d.h.s. where this person is. the employer is required to use the everify. and this would be seamless and they are already in the system. so they go through the system. and everify will become mandatory once we get the expected population we need. at that point, all employers will be using the e develop verify system. we have give yep a portal for people to come into this country legally and stay up here five years at a time and bad players that sneak into the co

the acting d.h.s. secretary recently said that if our 201 bill had been enacted into law, quote, we would have a very different situation. we would be a lot more secure at our border. that's what he says now about a bill that we passed six years ago. republican senator lamar alexander of tennessee, who supported the 2013 bill, said, quote, if that bill became law, most of the problems we're having today we'd not be having. there are ways to deal with this in a sensible, bipartisan way. our comprehensive bill did that. getting tough, threatening a wall, cutting off foreign aid has backfired on this president. it has created failure when this comes to immigration. the democrats have introduced the central american reformer and enhance -- reform and enhancement act. it reduces root causes in the northern triangle countries that causes migrants to flee. it cuts down on traffickers. it provides for in-country processing and expands third-country without making that dangerous expensive trip to our border. it

among its many offerings to the states, d.h.s. offers cybersecurity assessments, detection, and prevention tools, training, and career development for election officials, all free of charge. and using the hundreds of millions of dollars congress sent to the states, which i proudly voted for and supported, the authorities who actually conduct our elections on the front lines have gotten themselves better prepared. this is a long list of significant achievements, achievements that my democratic colleagues applauded and cheered behind closed doors when the administration briefed us a few weeks ago. but in public? in public? in front of the cameras? some of my colleagues quickly pivoted right back into hysterical accusations that only fan the flames of this modern-day mccarthyism. these pundits are lying, lying when they dismiss the work that has been done. they're lying when they insist i have personally blocked actions which, in fact, i have championed and the senate has passed. they are lying when they suggest that either party is a

we hope as the nurtmbers stao plateau and the $4 billion given to congress by d.h.s. to address the problem, we won't be seeing pictures of sights andf sounds children sitting in feces or we won't be hearing those stories.o as a na we should be treating people and children humanely and now d.h.s. and hhs hat. the resources to do t >> woodruff: do you have a sense of how thsys controvs going to affect how well these migrants are treated by the united states, whether there are better conditions or not for them? you've talked to people who work on immigration iss time.ll the >> so over the weekend in the "new york times," there's this incredible set ofeporting by sonia navarreio, the author of "inreeky's journey," one of the landmark books, and she reports on how the situation continues to get worse. one organization in n.g.o. called a association for more just society are actually losing their foreign aid froe u.s. because of the trump administration's decisions. sous a nation we are not actually addressing the problem in honduras and we're making the problems worse over

did not rebut that allegation or even address it, quoting the trump administration has instituted the d.h.s. and local officials to protect our elections. in september he signed an order declaring national security agency have named senior officials to coordinate responses to foreign influence. but that was only last week. beyond that what's missing is any sign the president considers this a national priority, or his leadership, or to add his voice to it or even any sign of his participation at all. the in fact, the president doesn't seem to consider foreign countries helping out to be a problem. >> your campaign this time, foreigners, if russia, if china, if someone else offers you information, should they accept it or call the fbi? >> i think maybe you do both. i think you might want to listen. there's nothing wrong with listening. if somebody called a country, norway, we have information on your opponent. oh, i think i'd want to hear it. >> you want that kind of interference in our elections? >> it's not interference. it's information. i think i'd take it l >> that was only last month. a

the d.h.s. secretary gave those populations at least 12 months to wind down and prepare for departure. but a lawsuit was filed and activist federal courts issued an injunction. i oppose h.r. 549 but do not do so lightly. there is no doubt the people of venezuela are suffering. they are in a dire situation as a result of the socialist policies of longtime president hue go chavez and his successor, nicholas maduro. but i hold out hope for regime change in venezuela and know the administration is watching the situation closely. if congress is nevertheless inclined to statutorily designate venezuela for t.p.s. we should not do so without reforming the process to ensure renewal is not a rubber stamp. otherwise we risk being in the same position we're currently in regarding other t.p.s. designations. no administration will terminate it and 25 years from now, members of congress will call for green cards for venezuelans here on t.p.s. another concern is two federal circuits, the sixth and the ninth, ha

director, the d.h.s. secretary sent a letter dated march 28 that states, and i quote, "without additional assistance, we will be forced to increase the releases of the single adult population from i.c.e. the only population for which we can currently effectively enforce u.s. immigration laws. " when meeting with border patrol agents, the point is made time after time that if we can't keep up with detaining and returning single adults, we've lost the border. question, do you agree, does the sentiment of the march 28 letter still hold? director albence: without a doubt. flibeflibe how can we make sure -- mr. fleischmann: how can we make sure we don't lose ground on this population, sir? director albence: again, in dealing -- again, just dealing with the symptoms now, absent additional capacity, i don't know how you would do it. there's not a way to move these cases through the system really much quicker than they currently do. we certainly need to make sure that the individuals have all ability to access the

custody in the final sex years of the obama administration. and then former d.h.s. secretary kristen nielsen previously admitted it had been more than decade since a child had died in dr. b.p. detention until december of last year when the -year-old gaut ma lan national passed away on christmas eve. since then at least four other children have died while detained. so there is a -- we're seeing this crisis get worse and worse and my fear is that we haven't hit the bottom yet. and until congress steps in, puts those guardrails in place, until we flex our constitutional muscle, we're going to see things just deteriorate even further. mr. castro: in order to make sure we start to solve this problem, there's legislation that the congressional hispanic caucus and others are pushing immediately. so there's a few -- there's a few specific things we need to do. one of them is we need to raise the standards of care. many of us went out to antelope wells, new mexico, parts of rural new mexico, and we tnessed that c.b.p. is understaffed, underprepared, underresourced to handle m

the new agreement came after the trump administration threatened to ban all tral from the guatemala d.h.s. officials expect the deal to go into effecnext month. as amna nawaz reports, this was just the latest development in a ek of immigration news. >> nawaz: less than a month on the job, matthew albence, the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement, found himself in the hot seat thursday, facing questions from congress about recent widespread ice raids. >> i think it's a disservice to classify them as raids. were going after target individuals. i think calling them that heightens the temperature with all these issues. >> nawaz: the enforcement actions carried out last week-- dubbed "operation border resolve"-- targeted more than 2,000 people in ten cities whoer have removal ofrom immigration judges. but ice officials sa recent raids resulted in less than three dozen arrests, bringing theotal to more than 900 since may. body that came into the country very illegally will be brought out of the country. >> nawaz: president trump had touted the mosrecent planned surge of roundu

the united states. catch-and-release must stop. d.h.s. must have the authority to humanely return minors to be with their families in their home countries. it's, right now, a situation where nobody knows what they're doing because our laws are so bad and it can be changed in -- i always say 15 minutes; make it an hour. it's very simple. these changes are very simple. it's changes to the asylum. if we change asylum, we can have 75% of it done. the rest has to be done on the loopholes. vast migrations out of central america undermine the future of those countries. these countries now, they want their children back. they're actually wanting their children back. as you know, i stopped hundreds of millions of dollars from going to guatemala, honduras, and el salvador because they haven't been doing what they should be doing. caravans have been forming, but now the caravans are being stopped by mexico. and again, we want to thank mexico, but the caravans that formed are being stopped by mexico, short of our southern border. and in many cases, be

require more information regarding any training or resources on domestic terrorism provided by the f.b.i., d.h.s., and national counterterrorism center to assist federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies. this would enhance oversight and transparency in the area and give us a better sense of how domestic terrorism training has been provided to law enforcement throughout the united states. again, i thank my colleague for her work and i urge our colleagues to support the amendment and the underlying bill and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. does any member claim time in opposition? seeing none, the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. schiff: i urge support for the amendment and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 22 printed in part bambings of house report 116-154. for

. >> and so in your experience, then, how does that play over the long run within d.h.s. es that actually do the work? because they must see what we slowly find out through original reporting, but they must see it on the front lines there's a big gap between donald trump's, as you put it, fear tactics and their daily jobs. >> well, yeah. i think the agents themselves would probably like to be going out and doing this type of enforcement. they think that this is important. and i think -- so they would just see he's maybe a politician just like the ones in the past that promised they were going to be tough on immigration and then they really aren't. >> paula, i want to read from some of the reporting from the "wall street journal" on this, because it speaks to how everyone can understand what may come next if they keep on with the same tactics. other white house officials -- this is pretty good sourcing -- say i.c.e. doesn't even have the capacity to process large-scale arrestees and said there was, quote, never a plan for such an operation. paula? >> exactly. the point is t

during that visit, throughout the course of a day, we toured d.h.s. detention facilities, department of homeland security detention facilities, including the border facility in mcallen, texas, and facilities in donna and ursala, texas. i saw overcrowding and adults in glass-enclosed rooms. i saw the need for hygiene products and better access to showers. we also saw at the same time catholic charities run by sister norma pimentel, known as sister norma, to many, where migrants were cared for and migrants were treated with compassion. i believe the white house's policies take the opposite approach, not william welcoming -- not welcoming migrants, but pushing them away. i think those policies make it not only bad for the migrants and immigrants but make it bad for d.h.s. personnel who have to do the work every day and bad for the security of our nation. i know our delegation last friday met a number of dedicated personnel who work hard and care about the families but not all -- not that i can say about that all of those working. so when there is mistreat

alonchildren >> reporter: meanwhile, following the bombshell report by propublica, the privateer bo patrol facebook group d.h.s. promising a swiftgress, investigation tweeting, quote, any employee compromised the public's trust in our law enforcement mission will be held inaccountable. a growg scrutiny and sense o urgency feltll along the border dan scheneman, nbc news. gallagher is a freeman this morning. the veteran s acquitted after being accused of killing an iraqi citizen. gallagher was sentenced to four months confinement because ofime rved, though, he has now returned home the navy s.e.a.l. chief isin al beg demoted in rank, but his laers vowed toight the demotion in a statement the gallagher family says, in part, that edward will spend this 4th of july witlyh his fami, celebrating not only our nation's freed, but also his own. >>> el chapo may have busted out of an mexican prison but his attempt to bust out of u.s. conviction has failed. a new york judge rejected his request forte new trial. his lawyers filed a motion saying the jury was tainted. the judge denied that request based on the overwhelming

and so president obama's team jeh johnson as the secretary of d.h.s. built a facility in mcallen to be able to hold children there. that's the facility that president obama is getting blamed for -- i'm sorry, president trump is getting blamed for. president obama and his team actually designed and built. now, is it a great facility for children? no. i don't think it is. nor is it the fault of border patrol, though, that it's a bad facility. they're using what they have to be able to manage the crisis that's happening in front of them. but i'm tired of hearing people say that president trump is trying to be able to throw all these kids out and treat them so miserable when that is not the case. they're scrambling to be able to figure out what they can do and how they can manage and take care of the kids and the families that they have and how they can sort out and try to figure out what to do. so let me talk through the solutions here. how do we solve this crisis that's going on currently with thousands and thousands of people illegally crossing the borde

venezuelans anyway, on the the hardest cases, a handful people are deported, an appropriate use of the discretion that d.h.s. has. my question specifically is what do you think about this issue of tps for venezuelans, and more broadly, do you think this idea of t.p.s. which we are dealing with, for salvadorans and others who are not separated at all, does this whole structure need to change? sen. cotton: let me express my sympathy to those venezuelans living here, many of whom have ties to america through family members, or education, or working here legally for many years but their status may be about to expire, and let me express my sympathy to venezuelans living under the corrupt dictatorial regime of maduro. this is a kind of situation that temporary protected status as a program was created to address, it was created to address people who are living here legally can't get it renewed, maybe are a student and their education is done but for some reason they can't return to their home country safely. either there's a famine going on and a brutal socialist crackdown or there has been a natural disaster or

sheila jackson lee said there is no evidence of improving could not digs following the $4.6 billion package. >> d.h.s but covering up from the top down to the bottom. >> reporter: and congresswoman sheila jackson lee says she went to that facility in clint, texas, to address unsanitary conditions, but she says she was turned away. she vows democrats will bring this issue back to the forefront once congress is back in session, dion. >> mona, a question here. has president trump said anything about the deportation rates? >> reporter: well, you may remember that president trump set a deadline for congressional democrats to change the asylum laws before congress went on their 4th of july recess. of course, they missed that deadline, and so he now says that those raids targeting thousands of migrant families will happen, quote, fairly soon. reporting live in washington, mona kosar abdi, abc7 news. >> okay, and we will be watching, mona. thanks. >> a new team of lawyers will take over the justice department's census case. the trump administration has been fighting to add a question about citizenship to the

it scared the wrong people and confused more people when they -- the f.b.i. and d.h.s. did what they did. and while there's no question that both of those agencies have redoubled their efforts to build trust with the states and deploy resources to help secure elections, that we have to remain vigilant to see that they -- that they continue to do that. even when you and i worked on a bill together last year that local officials continued to have some problems with, even after we worked on it, i know i said at the time i believe we're doing everything this bill would do, but i'm not sure we'd still be doing it ten years from now. so we need to memorialize that. i haven't significantly changed my view on that but i haven't changed my view most importantly that we're doing what we need to do now. but congress needs to be vigilant. we have to insist that state and local officials have the clearance levels they need. i talked to -- frankly, let me say this, too. on that topic, i'm not sure you can legislate take. i'm not sure you can legislate here is what you have to be willi

this amendment clarifies section 602 of the bill, dealing with domestic terrorism it. would require f.b.i., d.h.s. and the national counterterrorism center to produce an annual report and join strategic stieges -- intelligence assessments on terrorism. chairman thompson's amendment would add safeguards to protect the civil liberties and privacy of individuals whose information would be contained in the report and mandate compliance with the data quality act. it also makes d.h.s. disclose information on domestic terrorism matters, enhancing oversight in this area. i'd like to recognize chairman thompson for his work and that of the house homeland security committee. all that he has done on the issue of domestic terrorism, together we'll continue our lines of effort to address this significant threat. once again, i thank my colleague for his work and i yield back time and urge support for the amendment. the chair: the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson: madam chair, i have closed. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offe

the russians and election security. it's absolute garbage. if you look at d.h.s., d.n.i., the director of national intelligence. was just up at n.s.a. and with the cyber com, they have new authority to go after this. i coauthored legislation with democrats on a public notification protocol that if voters lose data through being hacked, through voter data bases they have to be informed. legislation just went through the intel committee. >> listen, congressman -- >> that is garbage. we are taking it seriously and we are moving forward on it. >> i thank all three of you for your service and thank you for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. directly ahead there is a major development in the feud between the so-called "squad" and speaker nancy pelosi. austan goolsbee and former governor huckabee will be here with more. be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every year millions of working american families and their children hide their struggle with hunger. it doesn't need to be that way. hunger hides, but, we can help. let's end hunger in america. ♪ mno kidding.rd. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? ea

mexico, and california as i have, and you talk to the officials, kevin mcaleenan, had he done of the d.h.sve been sent back to mexico as their asylum claims play out. " "but i also need congress to act act." well, one member of congress that isn't helping and just grilled kevin mcaleenan on thursday is representative alexandria ocasio-cortez who says cv.p. officers had outright contempt for her when she visited. listen. >> one of the things that was especially chilling to me the disrespectful and, frankly, outright contempt that c.b.p. officer had not just to me but to the entire congressional delegation and visit. if these officers felt this comfortable defying rules in front of thinner management and superiors, what that tells me and what i was extremely concerned by was a culture of de dehumanization within c.b.p. pete: that was her yesterday talking about her visit to the border previously. you know, some of those officers probably do have some contempt for the policy positions she's taking. she's calling he means concentration camps. she thinks their jobs should be gone, crossing the

that is really where we saw the overcrowding we've opinibeen reporting on. d.h.s. it's building a new facility because of supplemental funding from congress that has recently passed. but certainly the question is what will happen moving forward? right now border crossings are down because of the heat, because mexico is helping out more, but moving forward it remains to be seen how this is going to be handled. back to you. >> pamela brown in mcallen, texas, thank you so much. >> we are also following breaking news of hurricane barry expected to make landfall soon as a category one storm. the governor of louisiana is expected to give an update on the storm. we'll bring that to you as it happens. we'll be right right back. jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with

on the date of designation legally or illegally may be here. d.h.s. estimated 370,000 venezuelans in the country and 123,000 is here illegally. if the country no longer meets the country for t.p.s. designation, the secretary must terminate the designation. despite the fact congress intended d.p.s. to be a temporary protection has become a permanent and automatically renewed. contrary to congress' intent, some countries have been designated for t.p.s. for decades. the current administration has followed the law and terminated t.p.s. for certain nations, but, of course, that is not been left to -- it's been stymied in the courts. i oppose h.r. 549, but the venezuelan people are in dire situations. hanks to the socialists chavez and maduro, i pray for change. we should not ensure renewal is automatic. if we do -- if we do not do that, we can continue the same broken t.p.s. designation process. no future administration will terminate the designations and 25 years from now members will call for the green cards for those who are here on t.p.s. i must also po

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among its many offerings to the states, d.h.s. offers cybersecurity assessments, detection, and prevention tools, training, and career development for election officials, all free of charge. and using the hundreds of millions of dollars congress sent to the states, which i proudly voted for and supported, the authorities who actually conduct our elections on the front lines have gotten themselves better prepared. this is a long list of significant achievements, achievements that my democratic colleagues applauded and cheered behind closed doors when the administration briefed us a few weeks ago. but in public? in public? in front of the cameras? some of my colleagues quickly pivoted right back into hysterical accusations that only fan the flames of this modern-day mccarthyism. these pundits are lying, lying when they dismiss the work that has been done. they're lying when they insist i have personally blocked actions which, in fact, i have championed and the senate has passed. they are lying when they suggest that either party is a

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