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Them as a way of deterring them from coming. that probably is not going to have a fact unless we can fix the system that allows them to claim those protections they want, decide those cases quickly, a lot of us are entitled and remove them quickly if not. you have to look at all parts of the system. heavier, have her enforcement is not likely to address situations causing them to come. what are we doing to help them with their gang problem? drapery understood. some people within the meantime you...

Kirstjen nielsen is the secretary of homeland security she was there at the table. madam secretary, thank you for joining us, first of all. >> my pleasure. steve: were you shocked to see the media reaction depicting the president said essentially the headlines in all the big papers was the president calls people who are in this country as immigrants animals. that was not accurate. he was responding to a comment from a sheriff talking about the gang problem with ms-13. >> yeah. you know, i have t...

Gang members, im sure there is going to be some who sneak here to get into the u.s. brian: last surge we had when all those unaccompanied minors coming. in thats how most of them ended up populating long island. came in desperate situation. had ms-13 and family of gangsters waiting. >> they are fleeing countries that are plagued by this gang problem ms-13 there. so they are leaving from one area, coming here. even if they are trying to come here legitimately to try to find worker whatever it is,...

Families. i.c.e. is going specifically for particular targets that arear criminal aliens, have warrants for arrest, came into the united states after reentry after deportation. thats who has been targeted. over 2200-pound of fentanyl has been seized by i.c.e. >> the drug problem, gang problem, violence problem all very real. its not just this one congressional candidate. you have one in wisconsin, indiana, new york. this is in the bloodstream of the democratic party. >> the progressive talking p...

Making schools safe. he gets a lot of opposition to it, though. even though some schools in america already are doing this. on a very limited basis. i am already told that the president is not likely to mention this news that we got about this sheriffs deputies who stayed outside of the school, even though he was armed. he was a school resource since the 2009, while the carnage was going on inside the school. sandra. >> sandra: he has now resigned. john, clearly this is going to be a wide-rangin...

Treatment. and then in addition talking about some other areas of violence like gangs and the attorney general of the united states is in this meeting yef sessions, we know there has been tension there, the president praising sessions for his work on trying to deal with the gang problem in the united states. so the president is trying to be responsive to some of what the students and the larger environment following parkland is talking about. are there ways to improve and respond to this issue. ...

>> if we dont change it, lets have a shut down. well do a shut down. its worth it for our country. id love to see a shut down if we dont get it taken care of. >> we dont need a government shut down. both sides have learned that a government shut down was bad. it wasnt good for them. we do have bipartisan support on these things. >> neil: you know, you have to admire barbara comstock telling that to the president of the united states. a lot of people leave the room and then start talking. barbara...

Basis people in the community who will give them the information without even asking, telling them where someone has a gang, about to be a gang problem and the police get there first. >> the nypd cracked the code on something here. why do you think its been so difficult for other cities, chicago, baltimore both jump to mind to figure out what you all have figured out in new york? >> you have to be honest about the interplay of crime and other issues. baltimore has a horrible income inequality ga...

Identifies by the tattoos or other signs on somebody under 18, that theyre likely a member of a criminal gang, are they permitted to detain them or required to treat them the same way they would every other minor child and place them with a sponsor ultimately and only to have them never show back up for their court hearing in the future. criminal gang members who happen to be minors treated any differently? >> unfortunately, no. we have to treat them the same. we do if we have that information p...

Other signs on somebody under 18, that they are likely a member of a criminal gang, are they permitted to detain them, or are they required to treat them the same way they would every other minor child and place them with a sponsor ultimately and only to have them never show back up for their court hearing in the future? are criminal gang members who has been to be minors treated any differently? >> unfortunately, no. we have to treat them the same. we do, if we have the information provided to ...