immigration, a new federal report has uncovered dangerous and disturbing conditions at an immigration detention center this southern california. the facility is run by the geo group, a private company under a contract with u.s. immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. and inspectors with the office of the inspector general paid a surprise visit there and found nooses made from bed sheets in 15 cells ande detainees being deni from timely adequate medical and dental care. the trump administration was blocked from endingro aam that gave protected status to hundreds of thousands of immigrants. >>> joining me now to discuss it is our news reporter. and michael kaufmann, a aclu staff attorney. let's start with the ruling that block trump from denying protected status to immigrants. what happens now, t arey still subject to deportation? >> well the trump administration decided to end the protected status for immigrants from the four countries that you mngz mentioned. so the first batch of sudan were set to lose the permitwo to live andk in the u.s. in november. so it halts the deprotection from them. >> these are people who have been in the country for deckade. they have families and businesses osre. >> and of the people were from he wiel salvad

u.s. immigration and customs enforcement and the u.k. police with the purpose of cracking down on crime however apple has crippled the great key program to the point where it can only do a partial extraction of data on a walk to i phone pulling a few up on. encrypted files and some added data that experts say is worthless with i.o.'s twelve apple created the u.s.b. restricted mode that shuts off lightning port access on the i phone if it hasn't been unlocked by a user in the last hour that's allegedly stops law enforcement or any third party from hacking and i phone experts say al bull's new security update purged the company wants to protect its consumers privacy and lessen the chances an i phone user becomes a victim of a hacking by any third party person company or bought apple c.e.o. tim cook spoke at a data privacy conference earlier this week and he had this to say hey be ready. in the. whole room. with. the device to. be. in. the room although it appears that i phones are secure from greek here right now experts believe that great

u.s. immigration and customs enforcement ses voter roles -- since voter roles could be subpoenaed by the federal government. it is illegal for undocumented immigrants to vote in state and national elections. >>> the man accused of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats is set to appear in court tomorrow. also what people who know him are saying about his arrest. >> the red sox turned dodger stadium in to a launching pad. joe fonzi will be here with highlights in sports. >> the central american migrants in mexico continues to move toward the united states despite set backs. the latest on the push north. >>> the 56-year-old man from florida accused of sending 14 pipe bombs to prominent democrats around the due in court tomorrow. facing 48 years in prison if convicted.. >> reporter: 56-year-old cesar sayoc remains locked up in a cell in the building behind me. the downtown miami federal detention center. on monday he will be taken to the u.s. courthouse where he will have his first court appearance. cesar sayoc faces five federal counts, including illegal mailing of explosives and making threats

u.s. immigration and customs enforcement thomas homan. another volatile day of trading on wall street.he dow gaining more than 400 points on the day to assess the markets. what we can expect from this economy, we're joined by "wall street journal" editor james freeman, fox business correspondent, susan li. our top story, president trump is in pittsburgh tonight where he is paying hi respects to the victims of saturday's shooting at the tree of life synagogue. president trump and members of the first family meeting with rabbi jeffrey myers. they laid stones and flowers at each of the 11 stars set up in remembrance of the victims. fox news correspondent garrett tenney joining us live from pittsburgh with the latest. garrett? reporter: yeah, lou, today president trump took on the role of consoler-in-chief three days after the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. first lady with his daughter ivanka and area kushner who are practicing jews, showed support for the jewish community on behalf of the entire nation. they laid stones and white roses at each of the stars of david for the 11

u.s. immigration and customs enforcement is a part of this investigation. >> laura: i.c.e. was apparently involved in the very beginning of the story, even before the gruesome murder. back in 2017, garcia was arrested for dwi and the misdemeanor criminal mischief after he reportedly rammed his truck into the car of an ex-girlfriend and her family member. he got an immigration judge, though, to give him a voluntary departure order. lloyd you be surprised would you be surprised to hear that he did not leave the country voluntarily after that order? a few months later, he was in i.c.e. custody a second time. a second time he was given a voluntary departure order. and now, in just 11 days, he awaits his trial for the murder of jerry vargas. why aren't any of the democrats who rail against family separation also railing about stories like this! 55 illegal immigrants found stuffed in a truck ready to be shipped across united states and undoubtedly to unscrupulous employers. our open borders, as well as our immigration and asylum loopholes, are enriching the cartels, they are endan

u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement. tom, always great to get your expertise on this. did you hear what kevin just said? he said there are a couple of 727's filled with mexican federal police stopping people not stopping them, i guess watching the situation to make sure it remains orderly, why not stop them from coming into mexico, what is going on? >> i think mexico will respond, i agree with your white house correspondent. if i had to guess, mexico will do the right thing. people from central america cannot travel through mexico without what we call a transit visa. i'm hoping the mexican officials, these law enforcement officers are there waiting for this caravan to arrive and will either turn them back and not issue transit visas are let them apply for asylum in mexico. >> harris: big question, there's more than one country between where these people are coming from and our u.s. border. what is happening that they get to just go -- you talk about transient visas in mexico, what about the other countries involved? are they just writing papers and sending these people

u.s. customs and immigration enforcement, "to the extremely low bar for establishing credible fear is rightor fraud and abuse, being exploited by those simply seeking economic opportunity, not to those willing execution, crisis after crisis at the southern border, and keeping those who truly need asylum into the back of the line." and the numbers bear this outcome of the past decade has seen a surge in people claiming credible fear. jumping 5% of migrants entering the u.s. in 2006, 30 percent in 2016. >> homeland security officials say the high percentage of things to good organization and planning on the part of the caravan. they say these days migrants arrive prepared, and often were aware hurst on try to reach the critical three fear threshold. >> bret: strong earnings from companies, microsoft, visa, comcast, stirring sonic spring big gains on -- the dow surginge s&p 500 jumped 4.5, and the nasdaq picking up 2.10. up next, the murder of journalist continues to change, first, what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight, fox charlotte as military officials say that a prematurely