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At mississippi food plants. while hundreds were arrested, these are some of the situations. they showed children with no parents to come home to. the crackdowns happened on the first day of the school year and days after the mass shooting, only two states away in el paso, texas, the suspected gunman, white supremacist, wrote of an hispanic invasion. heres the outrage. i want to warn you, some of what youre about to see is hard but important to watch. undocumented workers on the outskirts of jack...

Targeted latino, an i.c.e. official with direct knowledge of the raids defending the timing as coincidental but said he understood the poor optics. the official who was on site for the raids telling cnn the emotion was a horrible thing. i saw kids coming up crying at the gates. some detainees have been released with ankle monitors to reunite with their families. still local activists expressing outrage about the operation here in this community, a community here only to contribute. >> we are ash...

Were divided on chick-fil-a, on the nfl, on weeequinox, on busis after business. and it makes it harder and i think those divisions again -- >> doug, i appreciate what youre saying but political correctness is life and death to people. its not political correctness when you are being discriminated against, if youre not allowed as a gay person to be able to marry, if you dont have the same rights under the constitution -- i know that. but sometimes people use that political correct term and its s...

There? >> reporter: what happens here or whats happening here is what happens to a lot of communities that see raids like this. they become ghost towns. on a typical day locals tell me youll hear the sound of kids running around. this is the first week of school back here. you hear music playing from the porches at these communities, but its a ghost town. hispanic owned businesses im told closed early today. latinos who werent caught up in these raids are afraid to come out, kids are afraid to g...

When people come into this -- this killer came into their community and tried to sew fear and the community of el paso is not going to cower, right? this person was trying to sew hate. theyre responding with love. and so what i would suggest is that we, you know, talk about, in fact, call this what it was. it was white nationalist terrorism. and im glad that it seems like most of my colleagues have been referring to that. we should also make sure that we have a focus on this within the departmen...

Car backfires in someones home town they think oh, my god, running for cover. everyones on edge and tucker said this earlier tonight, everyone needs to calm down. but im telling you, mollie, the left does not want people to calm down or to be happy because of a better economy or anything else. they dont want that. >> it does seem that they are just fanning the flames and its not good. >> laura: both of you, thank you very much. we didnt even get to play all of our whack job sound bites. ridiculi...

These were not necessarily individuals who had criminal histories. theres talk of this tone deaf nature, erica. this happened just before the president touched down in el paso. he was supposed to be there to comfort people who were grieving because of a white supremacist who had posted a racist screed online talking about a hispanic invasion and then killed 22 people in el paso, most of them latinos. here in mississippi theres discussion of almost what they called a victory lap that t, br about ...

Hispanic there. there is a small base of trump supporters. about 25% voted for president trump during the last election. but yesterday we saw ugly spats as one woman came down here wearing a magazine ago h hat an immediately engaged with with people trying to mourn. i want to show you this memorial for 22 people where weve got candles and mementos representing all of these different victims. the 15-year-old javier rodriguez, a soccer ball signed by many of his friends. here we have a sign, im go...

Shooter actually uses the same word of hispanic invasion in his posting, that is fair game. they have every right to mention it, and ordinary people who favor gun control overwhelmingly in this country have a right to say that. >> but then by your same logic, would you lay his dayton shooting at the feet of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren? that is the logical conclusion that you would draw if you are laying the blame of the el paso shooting at president trumps feet. i hate to even bring this...

Attacked while filling up his car at a gas station. his nose was almost severed but he also survived. minutes after that, the suspect was spotted at a 7-eleven where he stabbed and killed a security guard and took that guards handgun. the last business targeted in the rampage was a subway restaurant. a man inside also fatally stabbed before police closed in and arrested the suspect, described as a 33-year-old latino man. >> i have worked here in garden grove for 30 years. this is the first time ...