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Protests against the president, ice agents trying to do their job, newly mintedit citizens we sworn in legally in an annual independence day ceremony. 14,000 immigrants, and naturalization centers, and this great nation and the signing of the declaration of independence. thomas jefferson wrote the firsn draft but do you know who were the editors? john adams and ben franklin. here is what americas new citizens had to say today after hearing from the president himself. >> you pledged allegiance to...

What do you think? i know its a social media feed. but its an official white house account. >> this is public policy that were dealing with. one side is looking to abolish or reinvent, however you want to say it. the protests are simple, abolish ice. what does that mean? you just said, nobody knows what that means. >> it means different things to different people. >> what it would mean is you take immigration, customs and enforcement -- the immigration and enforcement will go away. thats what a ...

Okay? nobody knows. we have thousands of judgeses already. >> now, while there is a lot that we dont know whats going on at the border or the families and the children tha b separate immigration judges there are. 334,ording to the association of immigration judges. and the bill senator ted cruz has been requesting that that number be increased to 750. so lets cut through the noise on this. joining me right now is judge paul schmidt, he was deputy counsel at the naturalization and immigration ser...

Similar to the u.s. naturalization test with questions like name your u.s. representative and how many u.s. senators are there? students will not have to pass the test in order to graduate. being front and center proves to be just a little too much for one little ballerina. some say the show must go on. pay attention to the left side of your screen to see what happens next. >> okay, so thats bellas dad mark, who tried to calm her down from the side of the stage during this performance in bermuda...

Maria car dondona, director for immigration and naturalization services, and shes also a political commentator. maria, i want to start with you, because you were watching leylas report, and you were honestly starting to tear up a little bit. tell me how this has touched your heart. >> this, as a mother of an 11-year-old daughter and a 13-year-old boy, i can understand what these migrants are going through. i have met them. i know who these people are. luckily i have not been through the hell the...

Lets talk about what is appropriate for the federal government. lets talk about whether everything needs to be at the federal level. in this case it does, in the case of laws governing immigration and naturalization, those are federal issues, the constitution says so. but we can use this as a pivot point to say lets talk about whether there are, in fact, dangers associated with allowing excessive power to accumulate in the hands of the few. or too much power to be pushed to washington, d.c. that...

And makes for a much more nuanced conversation than many people want to have. i think its important to have that conversation, rather than instinctively giving into the impulse to create yet another law. mark: when you hear about sanctuary cities and you know about sanctuary cities, back to the constitution again, and federalism, how do you weigh this? federalism, nullification, federal authority, state authority, when it comes to sanctuary cities? . >> sanctuary cities present a particularly in...

And makes for a much more nuanced conversation than many people want to have. i think its important to have that conversation, rather than instinctively giving into the impulse to create yet another law. mark: when you hear about sanctuary cities and you know about sanctuary cities, back to the constitution again, and federalism, how do you weigh this? federalism, nullification, federal authority, state authority, when it comes to sanctuary cities? . >> sanctuary cities present a particularly in...

Lets talk about what is appropriate for the federal government. lets talk about whether everything needs to be at the federal level. in this case it does, in the case of laws governing immigration and naturalization, those are federal issues, the constitution says so. but we can use this as a pivot point to say lets talk about whether there are, in fact, dangers associated with allowing excessive power to accumulate in the hands of the few. or too much power to be pushed to washington, d.c. that...

Violence in his district with a proposal to strip us citizenship from violent gang members born outside of the country. the bill proposed by new york representatives eldon will revoke the naturalization of anyone involved in gang activity ten years before or after becoming a citizen. jillian: a young hero extreme coming true after he sacrificed his life to save a classmate. west point im accepting peter weighing after he helped students escape during the massacre in florida. rob: weighing showed...