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Take them on this crazy route to el paso, texas, and push them back into ciudad juarez -- >> why does that matter? why is that important to note here? >> its important to note because people in juarez are already waiting a year to get a decision on their asylum case. now theyre joining others, so it will be more crowded, and its a 300-mile journey from tucson to el paso, more money, more logistics. this is something the administration has decided they want to do, but its going to be pretty hard ...

Those diplomatic efforts. but now that diplomacy is a question mark. who is going to lead that at the state department? pompeo thanked her for her work at the state department and. she was leaving to spend time with her family. but as you said, there were clashes between her and the white house. especially when it came to policy. >> and a large part of it had to do with disagreements specific will you with steven miller. >> thats right. the "washington post" is reporting that they had gone back ...

Policy. >> and a large part of it had to do with disagreements specific will you with steven miller. >> thats right. the "washington post" is reporting that they had gone back and forth over the asylum case with guatemala. so that is where there was a key sticking point. and she decide that had she no longer could fight that fight and is now leaving the state department. >> and the foreign service officer, chuck park, he laid out an op ed. >> it is a blistering op ed. it cites his frustration wi...

That democratic opponents here have called president trump a white supremacist, something that joe biden has not been willing to do. he said he thinks his words encourage white supremacy. i also had a chance to ask him about these i.c.e. raids weve seen in mississippi what, kind of message the trump administration is trying to send. lets take a listen to that. >> no, no, no. what we should be focused on, number one, is we should be focused on having a comprehensive immigration plan that provides...

Laced midnight driven from office, an investigation in the legislature and protests from the people he represented. >> love that dramatic music, that made that all the more credible. my new podcast, shannon bream, fox news in 19, take it from here. >> we begin with a fox news alert, the political firestorm in the wake of mothers testimony is heating up and nancy pelosi trying to manage a caucus that flipped between pushing for impeachment and moving on. and hours she sits down with her most voca...

Card federal, wallet sized birth certificate. that didnt prevent 23 days of detention, losing 26 pounds because of what they say were the denial of basic food that he needed. and so on the one hand, people criticizing this. on the other, it is precisely theres a system with checks, balances and judges that that person gets out and dont sit there for a year. in the asylum case i mention in the introduction, controversial rule, people heard a lot about it when trump uncorked it. as of today its st...

Percentage up, number one or number two in the country and nobody would have believed that. west virginia is doing great. im going to west virginia. we did have a big case today. we won the asylum case in washington, which frankly, you should be asking about that because that is the real deal. i cant believe how nice you are today, go ahead, give me a question. [question indiscernible] >> pres. trump: no, because we did nothing wrong, very simple, nothing was done wrong, this was all a big hoax....

States, a state that is doing -- if you look at percentage up, i think it is number one or number two in the country and nobody would have believed that. west virginia is doing great. so im going to west virginia. we did have a big case today. we won the asylum case in washington. which frankly you should be asking about that because that is the real deal. i cant believe how nice you are today. go ahead, give me a question. >> my question, mr. president is that you know -- [ inaudible ]. >> no, ...

Compassion you have to, for the many legal immigrants who came into this country saying why did i bother to follow the law if it was going to be praised -- if i hadnt followed, it was going to be praised and just fires by not only protesters around the country but by people in leadership. jeh johnson had a lot to say about enforcing immigration laws. >> deportations occur all of the time of those who have been ordered deported by an immigration judge hopefully after theyve exhausted their appeal...

School. im afraid to leave the house. im afraid to come home and find my parents gone. >> jay johnson who served as home land security secretary under obama has supported the raids. >> >> deportation raids occur all the time after they have a opportunity to have an asylum case heard we have to enforce the law, particularly if someone has been ordered deported. >> the raids are expected to begin sunday morning with ice targeting around two thousand immigrants missing court appearances ordered out...