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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180728:21:52:00 - Vimarsana News

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1,000 of them could face immediate deportation. 600 have been released under supervision. 392 are still detained and being held in i.c.e. custody. that still leaves 650 children the government deems ineligible for reunification because their parents have already been deported. i want to bring in my panel now. victoria is an msnbc contributor and professor at the lbj school of public affairs at the university of texas. jose, let me start with you. you're a lawyer in private practice here. you have made that journey to the border many times now. you have clients who are down there. what's the st...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180302:03:23:00 - Vimarsana News

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Skip forward 2015 to 2016 i think we have the fill screen. that number goes down to 392. kids started really behaving well, i guess. >> well, yeah u obviously they didn't start behaving well but we started seeing less arrests and therefore the numbers go down. it's a numbers game that we are playing. unfortunately when you play the numbers' games ultimately you lose. those 17 lives lost can be directly attributed to the lower standards created and setting of the tone that actually lowered the standards what law enforcement should be involved with. now, i was a juvenile detention chaplain in ne...

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Skip forward 2015 to 2016 i think we have the fill screen. that number goes down to 392. kids started really behaving well, i guess. >> well, yeah u obviously they didn't start behaving well but we started seeing less arrests and therefore the numbers go down. it's a numbers game that we are playing. unfortunately when you play the numbers' games ultimately you lose. those 17 lives lost can be directly attributed to the lower standards created and setting of the tone that actually lowered the standards what law enforcement should be involved with. now, i was a juvenile detention chaplain in ne...

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You have distressed economies. you have a flood of opioids going into west virginia. there's a town in west virginia that has 392 people, 9 million vicodin pills provided to that town in a two year period. controlling that free flow of substances into vulnerable populations is part of the solution. you have vulnerable communities with free access to self-medicating instruments which big pharma played a big part in. >> dana: if there was one thing you could ask president trump to include in his emergency declaration, what would it be? >> that would be to have no criminalization of drugs. that i...

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Judiciary committee where those originated and had gone through. so they're going to call. our office is going to call. call the lawyers at dea and doj. tell us about this law. is this going to impede you doing your job? absolutely not. they give you the wave-off on this. doesn't come to me at my level because my staff says we've been waved off completely. doj doesn't raise any flags. >> are the drug companies at fault? >> it's a business plan. it's a business plan. they can say what they want to. you can't send 9 million pills to west virginia with 392 people and tell me you didn't have a bus...