re-entering for those with felony convictions, multiple misdemeanor convictions or two or more prior deportations. when somebody comes in, we send them out. they come back in, they go to prison for quite a while. they come back. they come back again, they go five years. >> all right. joining me now to discuss cnn legal analyst danny savalas and attorney and immigration analyst, raoul reyes. as president, if elected, is that something a president could do? >> it could be. he could have to have that as legislation passed by congress. that's how we get these mandatory minimums. as a criminal defense attorney, i'm obviously a little bit biassed. i would say that mandatory minimums have not had that successful a run, certainly in the drug context. as it is, the average offender,
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