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The facility in los angeles, detroit, newark and philadelphia. those are the other ice offices involved in the suit. its alleged more than 1,000 people between those offices were denied the humanitarian parole you talked about, even though they met the current guidelines for it. the d.c.-based federal district court judge writing this opinion does no more than hold the government accountable to its own policy, which recently has been honored more in the breach than the observance. now, the white...

This applies to? do we have the scope of this? >> right now, dhs isnt giving us great numbers on how many people have been reunified. little north of 2,000. but this should apply to most of the parents of those 2,000. they are able to get deportation orders quickly, it is the asylum process that takes longer. it could be as many as 1800, 2,000 parents. >> thank you for that. the republicans have walked in lock step with the president, but have they found an issue where they have reached their ...

Weigh into anything -- >> a policy question. not having about the conversations s. there a position -- >> i understand an telling you while were in the middle of the process, i dont have an updated -- >> north korea, does the president still trust kim? does he believe hes a credible negotiator? >> we see progress and momentum in the process and good conversations as recently as yesterday. and were going to continue those conversations later this week and push forward. jeff? >> sarah, the preside...

Ambassador kim had a meeting just yesterday with members of the north korean delegation and secretary pompeo has i just mentioned will be headed to north korea later this week and we are going to continue those conversations. >> how can the public evaluate the progress? >> i think a number of things have happened. one, in the last eight months you havent seen missile launches. you havent seen nuclear detonations. and again, these conversations are continuing to evolve. im not going do get into t...

Announced he is going to retire in the first place. the white house moving this process along very quickly but we do have sources telling cnn that the president increasingly interested in selecting a woman to take anthony kennedys seat. hes telling aides, can you imagine, remarking on how he picks gina haskell to be the cia director and believes picking a woman could do things. bring out women voters in the midterms and appeal to two key republican votes, senator murkowski and senator collins. n...

At the border permanently and reform the asylum process? >> we veed d have to see the sc legislation and would be open to legislation that fixed the broken system. if democrats would actually show up to do their jobs and participate in solutions, we would be happy to discuss those and, again, support things that help fix the broken system. >> to follow up on that, what is current u.s. policy at the border? zero tolerance or catch and release? >> the presidents executive order bought some time fo...

Card and if this trend continues, green cards are backlogged. that will take about 70 years to be granted. cleaning the backlogs and legal imgrants who are going across the u.s. demonstrating and asking the u.s. presidential help. >> certainly the presidents talked many times about the fixing the overall system, illegal and legal immigration. we want to certainly address illegal immigration and securing our borders and protecting american communities. however, at the same time there is a process...

She did -- would not say if the president interviewed any women. cnn shows the president increasingly interested in picking a woman to take anthony kennedys spot on the supreme court. of course, that comes after we have senator susan collins, a crucial vote in this nomination process saying that she would not vote for a candidate that shows hostility of roe versus wade. i asked sarah sanders if the president thought that senator john mccain of arizona should step down and resign from the seat so...

Any meaningful border controls. theyll support fig leaves if attached to an amnesty. that is not what we need to do. you cant give somebody coming illegally immunity from prosecution. an average american would not have that. if you were to violate federal law. the fact that i have two kids wouldnt give me immunity. you have to apply the law across the board for sure. the asylum process we should change override the court decision so the families can stay together and repatriate together but no i...

Complicated situation on the border, i think that moved by donald trump to talk about keeping people from getting into the country so we dont have to give them due process, its an argument for building a wall. or anything, something that prevents them from getting across the border border. >> i agree last week was a bad week but i think the message from the white house is still pretty muddled. we are strong on borders, the democrats are weak on borders, that safer ground for him. but when hes ta...