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Remarks and pretty much got the same shot down. former immigration and naturalization commissioner tried her best to get the protesters to stop. invoking the argument nothing is accomplished without robust exchange of ideas, let the man talk. she implored him to try again. he did. it didnt work. >> we will give it one more shot. as a career law enforcement professional i dedicated my career to protecting the rights of free speech and all the values we hold dear in america from all threats. >> if...

>> people who waited to get their citizenship, naturalization through the green card process, et cetera, they have waited and done it the legal way. youve got to illegals just getting in front of the line to get it first. >> thats exactly right. thats why these measures including the supreme court ruling on the asylum rule are so important because it allows us to combat that unlawful entry and repate rate people that are trying to jump the line and give us more space to focus on those following ...

That as well. >> if we are letting in 1 million or billion every year, the illegals we are talking about are jumping the line. people who waited to get their naturalization through the green card process, theyve done it the legal way and illegals trying to get it first. >> that is including the supreme court ruling, so important because it allows us to combat that unlawful entry by repatriating people trying to jump the line and focus on those. >> i want to take a short break. i want to ask how ...

Published a proposal for the legal immigration, to make that, to improve that. >> were doing a lot of things to improve the efficiency of the legal processes whether its worker visas, whether its naturalization. and in the last fiscal year, this administration naturalized over three-quarters of a million people, more people than the previous four or five years befores it s and were going to come in around those numbers again -- steve: by the way, our audience will know, im going to be one of the...

Into the united states as part of this new refugee plan to bring in -- now there are about 90,000. 80,000 or 90,000 memories of the somali community in the st. paul minneapolis area. thats quite a story of i guess youre trying to freeload, allegedly freeload on someone elses asylum claim and just piling onto that family tree. if thats the case, do you lose your naturalization if its discovered that you came in under false pretenses? >> yeah, i dont know the answer that thats what i really need a...

90,000. 80,000 or 90,000 members of the somali community in the st. paul minneapolis area. thats quite a story of i guess youre trying to freeload allegedly freeload on someonee elses asylum claim and just piling onto that family tree. if thats the case, do you lose your naturalization if its discovered that you came in under false pretenses? >> yeah, i dont know the answer that and thats what i really need an investigation here and weve been clamoring for one. the interesting part is the family...

Former campaign committee. the board says omar and her current husband filed joint taxx returns. the problem is that at the time she was married to another man. namely ahmed elmi. laura. >> laura: wow. as trace laid out, fox has not independently verified this extensive information laid out by this independent journalist but it does raise the question why arent any mainstream media outlets looking into this. omars local paper, the "star tribune," penned a piece nearly a month ago. we reached out...

United states and became citizens through naturalization or a parents citizenship. we should know only one of the four member of congress that the president directed his tweet born in somalia and came to the united states at the age of 12. shes currently the only former refugee serving in congress. joining me now democrat of california who was born in guatemala and emigrated to the united states when she was five years old, congresswoman norma torres. im curious because i had a conversation with...

The first place. one would argue the system is not broken. theyre not getting their asylum granted. >> whats broken is because the pipeline is clogged at various points that werent designed to handle this sort of flow, theres some catch and release. we start talking about mpp, which is a controlled flow. they wait for their hearing, come in for the hearing, and have their hearing. the statistics you put up is where we end to end up. however, the legal process one we expect them to apply in their...

Honduras and el salvador. we refer to those as the triangle because thats where most people come from. per capita versus the out, which has a per capita gdp of 62,461. thats not a direct correlation to income but i think everybody gets the point, theyre not close to the kind of life you can have in america. some of them might be political refugees, some might be fearful for their lives but many of them, i think we probably agree, are economic relief. >> overwhelmingly, yes. >> how do you think a...