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And they never gave her i.d. in i.c.e. custody and they get fake names given to them all the day but they cannot identify this girl? >>randy: keep in mind first of all this is not a criminal case. this is a deportation case. so, we did not have the same safeguard you provide for a defendant and as arthur notes she does speak the language. in other words she could have said, you have the wrong person. i gave a fake name. but there are taped conversations that have been capture idea she is talking to other people and never says, you know what, i screwed up so to blame it on the government is lud...

The new policy demoral liesess ice agents who are trying to enforce the law and he calls it part of a wider effort to allow illegals to remain in the united states. now, megyn i talked yesterday with a spokesman for ice. i specifically asked him this question, is it the policy that if you're here illegally, but you're not causing a problem, or have committed any serious crimes, your deportation case may be dismissed? his answer, and this is a quote, not true. well the memo we've obtained, this one appears to prove that it is true. so i spoke with him yet again today, twice, and he said, it is ...

>> reporter: there is allegedly this memo from an assistant secretary at ice which sets forth this brand-new rule. if you're here illegally but you haven't committed any serious crimes, your deportation case may be dismissed. we haven't confirmed it, and ice won't deny it on the record. but if true this would appear to be de facto amnesty. the department of homeland security is reviewing thousands of cases in the houston chronicle and a television station in houston both reporting that dhs is moving to dismiss some cases against illegals who have no serious criminal records, so instead of depo...

The white house says the president will ask lawmakers for more than $2 billion. the money would go to more border enforcement and humanitarian aid. president obama will ask lawmakers to modify current laws so the administration can speed up deportations. currently children are allowed to stay with family members or sponsors until their deportation case is heard. more than 52,000 unaccompanied children have been caught illegally entering the u.s. since last fall. many fleeing the violent conditions. president obama says it has escalated into a humanitarian crisis and is urging parents to stop s...