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Tonight, the Trump Administration is taking steps to speed up deportation. As immigration activists celebrate the release of a man taken into custody last fall after reentering the country illegally after having been previously removed. He has a drunk driving offense come up previous deportations on his record. Today he walked out of the Immigration Office in San Francisco. His attorney argued he would be persecuted and sent back to mexico. We have team coverage. Trace gallagher covering the show down over the mexican caravan. We begin with chief National Correspondent ed henry. Breaking, an o...

Hundreds of protestors clashed with Lebanese security forces outside the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The unrest comes following Hezbollah's call for "a day of rage."

Los alamitos joined the trump administration lawsuit last week. another city will vote to do the same this week. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you so much. here with more on the caravan and the trump administration's response, arash aramesh is a san francisco attorney. harmeet dhillon, committee woman for california. great to see you. >> happy to be here. >> shannon: i want to play something from your senior senator, dianne feinstein, when she was asked about this issue, this underlying issue of daca. let's start there. >> the point is daca's here, and we've got 800,000 young people. >> y...

Listen to this judge, we are going to go on with the blockad blockade? >> well, he could but then he might be in contempt of court. the attorney general came out and said that this does mean that the immigration officials must follow this. they must honor this ruling because the judge said that it is nationwide. >> jesse: okay. well, would be the first time. it dan, thank you very much. joining us from austin, texas, is nick adams and with me here in houston, arash aramesh. so, we had a situation in paris today where there is a muslim immigrant and he came in, he's been a terrorist for about a...

Executive orders, this is not something trump can say, i'm not going to listen to this judge, we are going to go on with the blockade? >> well, he could but then he might be in contempt of court. the attorney general came out and said that this does mean that the immigration officials must follow this. they must honor this ruling because the judge said that it is nationwide. it might open him up to contempt charges. >> jesse: okay.im well, wouldn't be the first time. dan, thank you very much. joining us from austin, texas, nick adams, and with me here in houston, arash aramesh. an attorney and...