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Terrorist-supporting or somehow exiting those countries, in the list of countries that were of concern. i think the biggest issue here has been the implementation and the fact that the reporting of the secretary of homeland security getting briefed on all of the details and all of the t. over the last day, i think they are trying to expedite that process, but we will see where it goes from here. it is clearly the topic of the day here in washington. >> jon: there was also some flip-flopping abou...

Process, then you could argue they also deserve to have a lawyer to take them through the due process procedures that they are required to be given. judge jeanine: however, if its in administrative proceedings, then it wouldnt necessarily be the case. >> thats correct. im not saying they definitely deserve to have a lawyer but that would be the argument one would make to court and we know that some of these courts do seem to like these arguments, theyve stayed implementation of the executive ord...

Process, then you could argue they also deserve to have a lawyer to take them through the due process procedures that they are required to be given. judge jeanine: however, if its in administrative proceedings, then it wouldnt necessarily be the case. >> thats correct. im not saying they definitely deserve to have a lawyer but that would be the argument one would make to court and we know that some of these courts do seem to like these arguments, theyve stayed implementation of the executive ord...

Right enter to the united states. judge jeanine: all right, now, i dont know if we still have a sound, but the atlanta mayor today on another station said that -- do we still have that sound, guys? okay, were going to put it up. take a listen to this. the mayor said -- they dont have it. we had 11 individuals who are impacted last night, but any individual who was impacted by this order should have a right to have an attorney. what do you think, david? >> well, the court, as you mentioned, at th...

The case that im familiar with there wasnt much due process. they landed and werent given the opportunity to speak to a lawyer no, translators and this was just poorly handled. i represent probably the largest syrian community of any member of congress in the country. the syrians in my community are over whelmingly christian and we have a support system. i want to say this family you were interviewing they bought a house and furnished it, the family was supposed to move in on saturday when they ...

Agai i am primitive about some f the implementation -- implication that has been seen. and we will not let them have an up or down vote in the center. >> and saying that his party will be a mainstream nominee, but not to letting go of the merrick garland drama. watch. >> mitch mcconnell said that we just wanted to be treated the way that we treated obama nominees, does he think we have amnesia? he refused for the first time in the history of the senate to meet with or have a hearing or vote on a...

Aides who spoke with you are disputing that kind of history and saying this was in the an outgrowth of any religious ban. >> thats what theyre telling us. theyre saying this was drawn up from the expertise of people who know immigration law, on capitol hill, and mayor giuliani was not mentioned in any shape or form, hes not a part of the administration, though hes been an ally of donald trump for quite some time. thats not where their focus was. theyre having this conversation with reporters ton...

Official just briefed us a few hours ago and described the implementation of this executive order as a massive success story even though you know, they say it only applies to a small number of people and the disruption to travelers has been minimal. but thats very different from what republicans on capitol hill are saying this afternoon. senators lindsey graham and john mccain issued a joint statement condemning the rollout of this executive order. they released a statement that reads in part, q...

Broad. do you agree? >> i agree with both of those. one, is not a ban. however, i think it was not properly vetted. so you have an extreme vetting proposal that didnt get the vetting it should have had. as a result, ain the implementation, we have seen problems. >> what do you think should be done now? >> i think we should slow down. there was a discussion about hysterical voices on both sides of this. lets make two points. one, our kunltsry is not as safe as it should be. im on the homeland sec...

Wouldnt -- what happened in new york, there was no guarantee they cant be detained or can ever leave the airport, in the instance of logan or dulles, there are much more protections for those to come, and you have to have advice from the attorney of your native country, but according to the order, protections will remain in place, and those that were supposed to come or had valid rights anyway. >> we know the president can enforce laws but cannot create them, and based on what we have seen and h...