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Convictions, current cases, probation violations, all of these defendants will be able to ask for a reduction in their charges and elimination of enhancements, basically preferential treatment on violent crimes so they can avoid immigration consequences. >> sources within gascons office says the new policy tells suspects that talked to his office and let it be known if criminal charges could have "adverse immigration consequences" on them and if so, das are expected to pursue a lesser alternativ...

Studying where immigrants prefer to stay is important in developing policies that attract newcomers to a particular area. Through mobility data, we learn what sorts of places immigrants find attractive, and what factors play into their decision of whether to stay or leave. Statistics Canada recently came out with a study on which cities and […]

Conference last week than the president was in south carolina bent away yesterday, a lot of questions pending particularly on the new immigration crackdown, this falls out of double executive orders that the president signed back on the 25th of january, one to enhance border security, the other to improve public safety in the interior of the united states. this will hire an additional 10,000 immigration and customs enforcement agents, additional 5,000 border patrol agents and expand what is know...

Expected soon. john roberts starts us off tonight from the north lawn. >> good evening. almost a month ago president trump signed two executive orders, one on improving border security, the other cracking down on illegal criminal immigrants. the department of homeland security unveiled its plans for how it will all get done. in the election campaign, president trump repeatedly promised he would put thousands more agents along the border and higher even more personnel to enforce immigration laws....

And an additional 5,000 border patrol agents. it will also end the long-standing program of catch and release, where someone comes across the border they are handed a piece of paper and told to appear in court, many times they do not appear. there will be a special caveat for unaccompanied minors, children who come across the border by themselves. it also restores the secure committees program which means any time anyone is arrested, not just a suspected illegal immigrant, arrested and figure pr...

Youre asked to do whats called a voluntary detention of somebody just because their name matches an immigration database. imagine if youre an american citizen and about to be released but say wait, immigration asked us to hold you for a day, two, three days longer, thats unreasonable and against my values, american values to detain somebody whos se they m to be somebody thats undocumented. we have a very good federal system that says local law enforcement should not create an environment that ac...

Unrealistic, the fed created secure communities in 2008 using local jails as the choke point for the screen to separate the law-abiding illegal from criminal aliens. here is how it worked. when a suspect was booked into the jail their fingerprints were automatically checked against the immigration database. if they overstayed the visa or committed a crime they went home. by 2012 the administration called this program a brilliant success, helping deport some 700,000 criminal aliens. but democrats...

>> live from americas news headquarters, im ainsley earhardt. the state of massachusetts taking action against the pharmacy at the center of a deadly outbreak of meningitis. moves are underway to revoke the license of the new england compounding center. a preliminary investigation found visible specks of fungus in steroids link to the outbreak and the drugs were sent out before test results could determine if they were sterile. 23 have died and more than 300 sickened. 300 more non-citizens suspe...

State believe there is, especially since this new list of about 1200 names is so much shorter than the original list this summer. state of florida blames the department of homeland security for delaying sharing immigration database until last month. according to the state department, we have a responsibility to uphold the integrity of our elections which means making sure ineligible voters cant cast a ballot in florida. first list of 2700 names was rife with errors igniting lawsuits. i contacted...