or other information. i.c.e. doesn t have information on the matter at this time. troubling questions about that story. president trump s in laws are now officially citizens of the united states. viktor and amelia took the oath on thursday. they gained citizenship through family visas that their son-in-law sought to appeal. they immigrated from slovenia. a source says they have been living in the u.s. with green cards sponsored by melania. the president has denounced family based immigration just like this particular case calling for an end to what we refers to as chain migration. where a family member comes first and sponsor their family. he wants merit based immigration. the first lady s office declined to comment. we would like to congratulate them on becoming citizens.
i.c.e. doesn t have information on the matter at this time. big questions about that story. president trump s in laws are now officially citizens of the united states. viktor and amelia took the oath on thursday. they gained citizenship through family visas that their son-in-law sought to appeal. they immigrated from slovenia. a source says they have been living in the u.s. with green cards sponsored by melania. the president has denounced family based immigration just like this particular case calling for an end to what we he refers to as chain migration. where a family member comes first and sponsor their family. he wants merit based immigration. the first lady s office declined to comment. we would like to congratulate them on becoming citizens. kansas secretary of state chris kobach says he will recuse himself from the still undecided gubernatorial race. between himself and jeff collier. kobach leads by a razor thin 91
we have that were set out in our founding documents. you may not like them but those are the rules. so he is our democratically elected president and your point now is that once you are elected no one can complain about what you do because as you put it, democracy. you have the right to complain and i think everyone has the right to tucker: you made a silly point and i destroyed it. let s get to the real meat of this debate which is, how does it help the citizens. how does that help allowing them criminals to go unpunished or escape federal law enforcement. how does that benefit philadelphians? there are two systems. the preliminary arraignment reporting system that we just kowtow to, that prevents i.c.e. from going into the system with day-to-day interactions. so if they go to a party with a bunch of teenagers, and they call police and the rest of teenagers, i.c.e. doesn t get need to get involved in that. if someone gets arrested for violent crime, they still go
of getting us to our renewable energy goals. (shelee) if we can create our own energy, we can take care of this beautiful place that i grew up in. brian: hi, everybody. the let s biggest bad this summer and there is a lot of them but it s demanding the abbition of i.c.e. abolition of i.c.e. there have been protests all over the country. say it well, say it clear. i.c.e. is never welcome here. get out the way, i.c.e. get out the way. abolish i.c.e.! abolish i.c.e.! brian: it may be starting protest but abolishing i.c.e. doesn t seem to be a political winner for the democrats. there is a new poll by fox that shows only 18% of the voters want to abolish i.c.e.
families that should be a couple of key strokes. i think it s pretty apparent that it s not. i do think something more is at play here and that is that the administration is trying very hard to figure out a way to continue the detention of the families together. they re saying okay, we ll reunite, be we re going to do it in a detention setting that violates court that i.c.e. doesn t have the capacity to hold families in this situation. that s also driving this a bit. i think there is a genre luck importance because they re trying to find way despite what s impossible, frankly, to figure out a way to detain these families further. mary meg, i wonder what you think when you hear secretary azar essentially saying that they re doing these children favors, giving them education, entertainment, snacks. i mean, i ve talked to some people who have visited these facilities who say the children aren t allowed to be touched, which is obviously for reasons. they don t want them to be abused in a