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Arent used to shape public opinion but returned to their mission of investigating the facts and doing it in a dispassionate way. >> tammy: its pretty obvious those two men liked the attention they used to get. they want more attention. and they are looking to get that attention anyway they possibly can. congressman, thank you so much for joining me tonight.ay wild times. i appreciate your perspective. i.c.e. arrests nearly 700 illegals working at food processing plants in mississippi. the libera...

The associated press says these are the largest of these types of raids that the u.s. government has put forward basically in about a decade. president trump defending the raids. >> if people come into our country illegally, theyre going out. theyre not coming in illegally and staying. we have laws. they may get in. may be tough, they may get in but it doesnt matter. theyre going out. when people see what they saw yesterday and like they will see a long time, they know that theyre not staying he...

In the intelligence community art used to shape public opinion but returned to their mission of investigating the facts and doing it in a dispassionate way. >> tammy: its pretty obvious those two men liked the attention they used to get. they want more attention. and they are looking to get that attention anyway they possibly can. congressman, think is much for joining me tonight. while times. i appreciate your perspective. i.c.e. arrest nearly 700 illegals working at food processing plants in m...

>> bill: steve harrigan has more on this story. we picked it up from atlanta, georgia, today. steve, good morning. >> bill, good morning. i.c.e. officials are calling this the longest series of raids in history, as many as 600 agents were involved. the target was mainly chicken processing plants and small cities around jackson, mississippi. now, the timing was difficult. it happened in the hours before president trump arrived in el paso to mourn the murder of 22 people there, gonna down in part ...

I.c.e. agents surrounding food processing plants in mississip mississippi, arresting 680 people. steve harrington calling the story from us from atlanta this morning. steve. >> sandra, this operation was planned for months. more than 600 agents were involved. they moved in on six different cities, smaller cities around jackson, mississippi. they were mainly targeting chicken processing plants. the agents whats around the perimeter of the plant and move in. they would check for proof of rivers an...

That hit six different cities around jackson, mississippi, mainly targeting chicken processing plants. they surrounded the perimeter of those plants and checked i.d.s and documents. if people were not able to furnish proof of residency, then they were taken by bus, zip tied, taken to an airport hanger where they were processed. some were arrested, some will be deported immediately, others will be leased. some of those released will be wearing ankle bracelets. >> im told those who were detained i...

>> shepard: breaking news. were learning of an enormous immigration raid in an area about 40 miles east of jackson, mississippi. associated press is now reporting immigration agents arrested 680 people at a food processing plant. morton is home of one of the largest chicken farms in all the country. the chicken production houses are there are the life blood of the economy in morton, mississippi. for years and decades, immigrants have worked in those facilities. if youre looking for a target to g...

Of the children in the emergency room. you cannot change what you cannot measure. in the supreme court decision 5-4 decision and in texas, they did not say we couldnt collect citizenship information and texas couldnt prove the costs of the program . once we have assimulated the cost of the educate providing health care to illegals. i intend to sue the federal government and hold them accountable. >> republicans and democrats have been unable. but isnt georgia and south carolina they have chicken...

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