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In honduras and other countries with their little children, these are not criminals. these are desperate people who deserve to have an asylum process and to be, if possible, not detained at all. go with their relatives and friends while awaiting proceedings. at the end of the day, chuck, we have got to do what the american people want, and that is comprehensive immigration reform and a path toward citizenship for 11 million undocumented. we need to provide immediate legal status for the daca pro...

Government enforcing a court order and telling people, as they were told by the courts, you cannot stay. >> because, jake, unfortunately the trump administration is no longer believable on these issues. they said they were going to do immigration enforcement. what weve seen is so inconsistent. they have gone after folks who have committed no crime, had no proceeding against them. theres no rhyme or reason what they did undermining the asylum process with family separation, zero tolerance. on, of...

The trump administration is no longer believable on these issues. they said they were going to do immigration enforcement and what weve seen is so inconsistent theyve gone after folks who had committed no crime, who had no proceeding against them. there is no rhyme or reason to undermine asite -- the asylum process with zero tolerance and on and off and they change the way president trump cant make up his mind on so many issues. this is not legal consistent enforcement. im the first to say, in n...

Dr. weiss has said about his visit. one major concern was that the infrastructure of health care for children and their families coming through the asylum process is woefully inadequate in the border communities. providers, doctors will volunteer to work in some of these facilities, come in with good intentions but very short-term contributions are no substitute for a high-quality clinical infrastructure. caring volunteer neurosurgeon may help fill in. when was the last time this doc saw a 5-yea...

A few,000. this administration does collateral arrests. whoever is at the house, they will arrest them. >> whats the difference between what theyre doing and what president obama did. >> he still has the record for deportations, but by his second term, he realized -- the administration realized it was a waste of resources, they focused on criminal offenders, people with history of violent crimes. and recent arrivals, these were people who tended to be from mexico. the people were seeing now from...

For our government employees to face on the border, but this is his decision intentionally trying to create anxiety and fear in these families. that is just wrong and frankly, its contravening what we are as americans and there are multiple ways to do that including using historical ways we deal with this which is to release people on their own recognizance. weve had 99% success rate when we have done that, this is inhumane and it must stop. >> youre right, was there a program under the obama ad...

Represent for the southern triangle and deal with the people and also chaechgs in the asylum process. but what do you want to hear? >> ultimately most of them are inspector generals who have already issued reports. they can go in a little bit deeper. the ig from dhs has been issuing those rorts. im sure my colleagues who are testifying on that are going to suggest dismantling dhs and things like that. the people i would love to hear from are senior officials to talk about why they are a kink in ...

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It doesnt mean theyre able to say. its very hard to go through the it asylum process. most are turned down. but theres no reason to mistreat individuals as theyre awaiting an asylum hearing. es for i dont know how we can get to that core change unless we have some real leadership from republicans inside congress who say enough is enough. >> i want you to respond to something that jay johnson, president obamas secretary for homeland security wrote today in the "washington post." and heres one par...

Quietly, look, we knew the groups existed but we never suspected a lot of actual working agents were behind them, so theres nothing they can do to penalize a retiree and thats where we will wind up. arthel: lets look at kind of review the tasks at hand, to weed tout bad actors at cbp, you are saying most are retired, others are currently -- >> saying we dont know, mitch mcconnell hasnt called a vote on inspector general who could investigate it credibly. >> if they are currently employed, then w...