william la jeunesse is at the u.s.-mexican border just south of san diego. william?> you know this is that steel fence along the border. agents tell me that illegals come here on a daily basis and cut holes in the fence with battery-powered grinders and saws, 500 a year. so is the president's enforcement plan part of the solution? residents tell us coming up on "happening now" ." yes, sir, we need your password. the password that i use? yes, sir, your password. there's been another breach! sir! right. okay. i-h-a... ...t-e-m-y-j-o-b-1. ihatemyjob1? wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 59 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding >> i am dana perino, we have a big show for you, reaction to president trump's edge as from both chris wallace and former press secretary ari fleischer, he has some advice from george w. bush's 2001 playbook plus congressman trey gowdy says mr. trump's immigration order could use some clarity. what does he want to see? we are going to ask him and asked the chairman

national correspondent william la jeunesse reports. >> you can count on your privacy being protected. >> l.a. declared itself a sanctuary city on tuesday, saying no city employee or official can cooperate with the federal government in identifying, detaining, or deporting illegal immigrants. >> we don't separate children from their families. we don't demonize our hard-working neighbors because they speak a different language or come from a different countr country. >> we look to be able to strike the balance between public safety and public trust. >> l.a. county sheriff, his patrol deputies don't enforce immigration law but he opposes policy that bans police from communicating with i.c.e. he is one of the few politicians, mcdonnell, opposing statewide sanctuary bill. >> we can allow i.c.e. access to the individuals. that's one of the main reasons i look at senate bill 54 as something that's unnecessary at this point. >> california man -- may enact policy other states have introduced bills to penalize sanctuary cities financially. mississippi became the first state to pass such a bill.

william la jeunesse reports the president says the fight is far from over. >> i will not stop fighting for the safety of you and your families, believe me. not today, not ever. >> donald trump double down in nashville on the very reason a judge ruled against his second travel ban. >> this is a watered-down version and let me tell you something. i think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way which is what i wanted to do in the first place. >> judge derrick watson the executive order was at the very least secondary to a religious objective of temporarily suspending the entry of muslims. most controversial about the ruling, it was not based on what's in the executive order. comments that candidate donald trump made months ago. >> is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> those comments haunt of the administration not just in hawaii but maryland as well. the judge said statements of president trump's animus towards muslims. >> there are more partners in the fight. >> states and judges have come out against the executive orders.

fox news correspondent william la jeunesse with our report. >> we want i.c.e.cused on those violent criminals, not on the grandmother who has overstayed her welcome or has too many parking tickets. >> reporter: and that's why sanctuary cities argue it is their right to decide which illegal immigrants get to stay and those who get deported. the administration disagrees. >> the american people are not happy with these results. they know that when cities and states refuse to help enforce immigration laws, a nation is less safe. >> reporter: to prove its point, i.c.e. released its weekly naming and shaming report, identifying cities that refuse to hold jailed inmates for up to 48 hours for deportation, known as detabor requests. -- detainer requests. in one week in february, i.c.e. tried the pick up almost 3,000 illegal immigrants arrested for or convicted of crimes. almost 600 requests went to ten cities alone including los angeles, new york city, bakersfield, california, clark county, nevada, which includes las vegas, and san diego. according to i.c.e. most, if n

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national correspondent william la jeunesse tells us the issue is who gets to call the shots. >> we want i.c.e. to be focused on the criminals, not the grandmother. >> that's why sanctuary cities argue it's their right to decide which illegal immigrants get to stay. the administration disagrees. >> the american people are not happy with the results. they know when cities and states refused to help enforce immigration laws are nation is less safe. >> i.c.e. released its naming and shaming report, identifying cities that refuse to hold jailed inmates for up to 48 hours for deportation. in one week in february, i.c.e. trying to pick up almost 3,000 illegal immigrates immigrants d or for crimes. los angeles, new york city, bakersfield, clark county, nevada. includes las vegas, and san diego. according to i.c.e., most if not all have been ignored. crimes include assault, domestic violence, child abuse, robbery, dui, drug possession. seattle joined san francisco and challenging the plan to withhold law enforcement grant money from sanctuary cities. contracts contingent on following federal law

national correspondent william la jeunesse tells us what's involved in the process. >> we will soon begin the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border. >> the process begins wednesday when the administration entertains bids to design and build a wall on the mexican border. 30 feet tall and resistant to climbing, tampering, or damage, preferably concrete but it could be steel or both. prototype is due in two weeks with a firm proposal due in may. >> the border wall is unwise, immoral, ineffective. >> most democrats propose trumps wall but that wasn't the case a decade ago when they overwhelmingly supported president bush's $2 billion border barrier, including then-senator barack obama. >> it will authorize some badly needed funding for better fences and better security along the border. >> the 2006 secure fence act ran out of money. and seventh 700 miles of double fencing is called for, agent scott green or 50 of fence. some argue trump is simply finishing what bush started. security and israel company has built barriers around the world. the company is expected to bid

william la jeunesse is live for us from the federal courthouse in honolulu.ough assignment there. >> heather, you know essentially president trump has three games today. he asked a win all three. one loss would mean the travel ban would probably not take effect tonight at midnight. in the case here in hawaii, it is similar to those in washington state and maryland in that it seeks a federal court injunction to stop the presidents executive order, which, of course, suspends immigration from sudan, syria, iran, all state sponsors of terrorism, and the failed states of libya, small you, and yemen. it would stop all refugees for 120 days and reduce the number of refugee admissions from 110,000 down to 50,000. the legal experts we spoke to said given judge derek watson, obama appointee, very democratic state politically and culturally, it is very possible they will not win here, but they the groundwork for potential appeal probably to the supreme court based on presidential authority. hawaii's argument is this. number one, it just commits on the basis of nationali

william la jeunesse is live for us in honolulu with more. >> heather come you know judge derrick watsonntee basically ruled that the purpose of the travel ban which is national security is secondary to what he called its primary objective which was to discriminate against muslims. he reached that conclusion based not what is on the document itself but with the statements made months ago by candidate donald trump that if elected he would ban all muslims entering the u.s. though that is no longer the president's view and it is not in the latest executive order, the state argued and the judge agreed that it was religious discrimination as the administration's intent. >> what we have heard today loud and clear, and it did not take the judge very long to rule is that when there is intent to discriminate, whether it is on the four corners of the document or you need to look outside to the context in which the document was prepared, intent is intent. >> we now have eight judges, five at the district court level, three at the federal who have ruled against the president's travel ban even though

correspondent william la jeunesse reports tonight on how the big game will go on in spite of the law.reporter: when the ucla men's basketball team shows up in tennessee for tonight's sweet 16 matchup, it may be breaking the law. >> i think the ban probably does apply to the university of california. as i said, they have actually made their commitment that they were supposed to be honoring this california travel ban but they are not. >> reporter: new california law prohibits the use of taxpayer money for travel to any stated that has enacted a law that discriminates on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. >> travel ban was really put in place to make sure that taxpayer funds were not used to fund discrimination in other states. >> reporter: right now that list of states includes north carolina, mississippi, kansas, and tennessee. the law applies to state officials, the real impact comes from sports. >> somebody once told me that we have sports to keep us from talking about politics. i think to put these student athletes kind of in the crosshairs seems

william la jeunesse what will the wall look like?500 companies are signed up to bid and the designed are due next week and the wall is supposed to be beautiful to those on the north side, looking south, not so much. it the face multiple legal challenges but the first prototype those 30 feet and six feet deep and one design must be reinforced concrete and must be able to withstand assault and prevent tunnelling and also be aesthetically pleasing on the u.s. side. one prototype must be made of solid reenforced concrete and withstand a 30-minute breach. many oppose the wall. san francisco said this week any company that bids on the wall cannot do business with the city and it will require the california pension fund to divest of any company that bids on it wall. >> ed: we've seen so many wildly different estimates some over $20 billion. what's the latest? >> cost will depend on the length and it's not only built in strategic locations i heard estimates of over $10 billion and companies must submit the concept by wednesday. by mid april

william la jeunesse is live to tell us more. >> the report is part of the escalating fight we're seeingses is if an inmate gets out isis will say we tried to deport them but your mayor, your city refused to honor our detainer which is a request to hold an inmate 48 hours to ice can pick him up from jail. in one week ice tried to deport 3,000 illegal immigrants arrested for or convicted of crimes. instead just ten cities released about 600 criminal aliens. the worst include los angeles which released 162 inmates, new york, kern city, clark, san diego and it includes robbery, dui, drug possession and others and ice stopped because they were being ignored. not any more. ice's new policy is if you're in the country illegally you'll debt a detainer and the number will go up. >> shannon: we know your tracking it. thank you very much. >> bill: in minutes from capitol hill the first senate hearing will convene on russia. we'll get opening statement from the chairman of the committee. they made a strong statement yesterday. we'll see what they have to say in a moment and hearing it as well. alle