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Up to what he promised during the campaign, and thats exactly what president trump is doing. second, we are seeing activities on the ground. during the obama administration, we had great difficulties with immigration custom enforcement, because the obama administration would not allow them to do their job. now we are seeing the empowerment of i.c.e., of border patrol, and they are now actually doing their job. and so those who are in the state of texas illegally and have committed crimes are now...

Expedited deportation process makes it easier to get a larger class of individuals out of the country and the so-called dreamers or daca program as the president noted in his press conference and now you can see it in the memos, that san executive action which means it could change any time but for now that stays in place. couple other highlights is these memos say they want to count the amount of nonintelligence u.s. aid to mexico and want to start planning and designing and building the wall, ...

Jake sherman of politicalo play boovenlth the president and the aides suggest that it is not a mass deportation policy. are they correct? >> it is how jon, you define mass deportation. what the white house plans to do simply, change the priority basically of how the government starts the deportation process for undocumented immigrants. the obama administration focused on serious criminal and the trump administration is saying, yes, that is a priority but we are not limiting ourselves to that. an...

Security envisions putting those executive orders into place and do include sweeping changes to how our immigration policy is enforced. for instance, federal agencies will be able to fast track the deportation process for anyone in the country illegally for up to two years. thats instead of the current limit of two weeks. also, if someone from mexico is caught crossing the southern border, instead of being released and allowed to stay in the country weeks or months or years while waiting for the...

How the department of homeland security envisions putting those executive orders into place and do include sweeping changes to how our immigration policy is enforced. for instance, federal agencies will be able to fast track the deportation process for anyone in the country illegally for up to two years. thats instead of the current limit of two weeks. also, if someone from mexico is caught crossing the southern border, instead of being released and allowed to stay in the country weeks or months...

How the department of homeland security envisions putting those executive orders into place and do include sweeping changes to how our immigration policy is enforced. for instance, federal agencies will be able to fast track the deportation process for anyone in the country illegally for up to two years. thats instead of the current limit of two weeks. also, if someone from mexico is caught crossing the southern border, instead of being released and allowed to stay in the country weeks or months...

Kristen, thank you very much. arthel? arthel: a "washington post" report shedding new light on the administrations sweeping plans to combat immigration in the u.s. speed up deportation process and crack down on sanctuary cities. garrett 10y is live in washington to explain it all. reporter: these two memos are allegedly from homeland secretary john kelly. the sweeping changes to enforcement policy gives federal agencies greater authority to detain and deport those in the country illegally. it al...

Aliens have demonstrated their -- wouldnt that mean all 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. are now subject to deportation? >> yes. they are subject to deportation. but president obama started the deportation process and targeted particularly those who were convicted of serious crimes. and i think president trump is continuing that. there is nothing wrong with that at all. in fact, i hope that general kelly, the homeland security secretary, will be listened to at the white hous...

Writer and immigration lawyer raul reyez. >> how would this work? >> to understand how this would work, which is definitely in a trial phase, we have to look another two structurals a peb s aspects of mexicos -- in mexico, their greatest source of cash to the government is remittances, in 2016, mexico received $20 million in rem remittan remittances. that same year, mexico received $23 billion in its money from oil exports so mexico needs this money from remittances, the mexican governments have...

Boost as the new administration takes the reins. dozens of local agencies are already participating. among the latest to sign on, the plymouth and bristol county sheriffs departments in traditionally blue massachusett massachusetts. >> its a time-saver and a lifesaver. prevents someone who might go out and kill someone who we wouldnt get to in time. >> the officers will be able to look at criminal records, run prints, and detain inmates on immigration violations. the officers can initiate the de...