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>> that's not true. they are apreheading those they send back immediately. the bush administration didn't even count those numbers. 2-thirds are people that come across. they don't go through a deportation process and they now count them as a deportation. if you look at the numbers for the interior of the country they're down 70%. >> so let's take your numbers. i'm interrupted because i agree with your premise but i want to get to the process. they're only the problem to the extent that they're symptomatic of the failure of the system. you know the history of them. a lot of people are spreadin...

States of america. now one reason the state seceded was to preserve their right to keep slaves. the shooting death of a woman in san francisco is exposing major problems with america's deportation process. >> we have more on the story including emotional comments from the woman's father who watched her die. >> reporter: walking with his daughter kate on a busy san francisco pier wednesday night jim steinly heard a loud pop ring out. >> this was evil. >> reporter: kate fell to the ground hit by a bullet the shooter running off without saying a word. >> there does not appear to be a connection...

It. >> the president is breaking the law. that's what two judges said. >> what does that mean? you have to ship them back in that event or let the deportation process continue? >> what's the remedy when the president doesn't do what he took an oath to do? it's a congressional remedy. it's the "i" word nobody wants to talk about. it's impeachment. we now have three out of four federal judge whose have looked at this had an have said the president is breaking the law, working outside the box that the constitution gives him. >> the supreme court? >> i would think the white house would have to app...

This facade of an effort to keep track of the tens of thousands of illegal immigrants who arrive from central america in the last year and a half or so. and it's expensive because it prolongs the deportation process for them. it doesn't necessarily make it any more likely that they're going to show up for their hearing. and on top of it, taxpayers have to foot the bill for all the services, education, health care, and other welfare benefits that these families are going to be receiving while they're here waiting for their deportation hearing. but they probably are still not going to necessaril...

To send them hope anyway. that's a missed opportunity for him. it's things that both parties should agree on. republicans have been calling for these things. increased surveillance on the border with drones, stepped up enforcement, more immigration judges, speeding the deportation process, cracking down on the smugglers who are the real bad guys, the coyotes that bring these kids up, then the care and feeding of these kids. actually it's a lot of money but all stuff that both parties should be able to get together on. >> paul, thank you very much. paul begala. "outfront" next, rupert murdoch. ...