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Beforehand. portland a sanctuary city. residents of one washington town are pushing for a vote on their sanctuary city policy. this comes as a 23-year-old illegal immigrant sits in jail they are accused of a heinous crime. dan springer tells us. >> on the night of june 25, a 19-year-old woman was beaten and raped. she had a bloody head, missing teeth, ear was torn, was only wearing her tank top. four days later police arrested their suspect at the apartment complex next door. 23-year-old salvado...

They are removed out of our country. were getting gang members out, were getting drug lords out. were getting really bad dudes out of this country and at a rate that nobodys ever seen before. >> you heard it there. its a promise the president made over and over, to deport every undocumented immigrant in the united states. however, this week he surprised everyone by allowing the so-called dreamers to stay, at least for now. lets bring in victoria di francesco, from the center for mexican-american...

Seems like there are some gray areas in his case. >> reporter: gray areas, it definitely safe to say that. basically what happened is we heard about his case, we wrote about the case and then we started getting reaction from the department of homeland security. basically what they initially said after we published the story is that juan manuel montes lost his daca status in 2015 so that he had no protection, no problem, they could arrest him, they could detain him, they could deport him no probl...

You remember judge curiel. >> were building a wall. hes a mexican. im building a wall, okay? and its a wall between mexico, not another country. >> hes not from mexico. >> in my opinion -- >> hes from indiana. >> hes of mexican heritage. >> yes, totally coincidentally, its the same judge curiel who candidate donald trump complained was biased during the trump university case who will now hear this dreamers case. today trumps attorney general jeff sessions claimed daca recipients are not being ta...

Have been thrown out. >> reporter: arguing that he was biased because of his mexican heritage. >> hes a mexican. were building a wall between here and mexico. the answer is, he is giving us very unfair ruling. >> reporter: ultimately this march judge curiel approved a $25 million settlement between trump university and students who claim they overpaid for seminars. mr. trump never admitted any wrongdoing. as for judge curiels current case, 23-year-old mantes says he was arrested and deported fro...

Complained was biased during the trump university case who will now hear this dreamers case. today trumps attorney general jeff sessions claimed daca recipients are not being targeted while simultaneously sending a warning. >> daca enrollees are not being targeted. i dont know why this individual was picked up. everybody in the country illegally is subject to being deported. so people come here, and they stay here a few years, and somehow they think that theyre not subject to being deported. wel...

As first reported by usa today, montes says he was approached by a u.s. border and customs officer in ca lexco. montes had left his walt in a friends car so he couldnt produce his id or proof of his daca status and was told by agents he couldnt retrieve them. within three hours, he was back in mexico. montes is now suing u.s. customs and border protection for information about his case. an advocacy group attorney saying, juan manuel was funneled across the border without so much as a piece of pa...

Case. that he left and didnt alert them. thats effectively why they say he lost his daca status. daca protects those who are undocumented who were brought here as children. it gets very murky when you get into those types of details. did he, in fact, violate that? >> yeah. so its a violation if you leave the country without notifying dhs? >> reporter: correct. you have to notify dhs and say, look, im planning to leave. and get their approval to do that. dhs saying he never got that approval so d...

This year. one of those deportees was followed, suddenly adjusting to a new life in a country he hardly knows. >> i grew up in fine friction a very young age so thats all i captured. >> reporter: jorge feels out of place on the streets of mexico city. >> this is my country, but ive never actually been here. >> reporter: the 23-year-old was only 4 when his parents took him to the united states illegally. >> its the little things, the little things that make me miss back home. >> reporter: last au...

Years ago in 2013, a strategic move to develop a cyber forces division that can hack, control, that can develop false, fake news stories. so, the military asking for more money. they see the move in the united states increase the defense budget as a way to get that and also letting out of the bag their secret cyber warfare unit that they are developing and using. >> hopefully we start to hear about our own cyber warfare plan. nick, thank you. >> all right. lawyers for detained dreamer are fighti...