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Dead heat here in iowa and new hampshire, so secretary clinton breaking with president obama and using some of her most forceful language yet, calling for an end to the raid and lining up with bernie sanders who has been for quite some time denouncing those raids. the concern is she's losing progressives and latino voters. a number of voters have been critical of the president's deportation program. but more broadly what we are seeing is both of these candidates sharpen their attacks the other issue on guns. just last night vermont senator bernie sanders dug in his heels saying it want a mista...

The deportation program? this is a very specific plan and i think it's important that all the candidates have something as specific as this. but you are saying dismantling the deportation process. what does that mean? >> let's be specific about that. there's very specific deportation programs that have been established over the last few years that have targeted families, that have targeted millions of immigrants and resulted in the largest deportation program we've seen ever in the history of this country and senator sanders intends to dismantle that and to keep families together. this plan is...

They go to address the basic needs and fabrics of the immigrant community in the united states and to address the needs of not only immigrants but the entire american population. it is a common sense plan that's realistic and sides with the legal community and hundreds of academics and legal scholars that have said that the president has the legal authority not only to shield those that were covered under his executive orders -- this is president obama -- but can go above and beyond that. that's what president sanders has done and taken that jurisdiction that the executive has and provided exe...

>> asked if he was trying to put a pricetag on the rule of law, earnest said donald trump should simply be asked how much is deportation force would cost. but earnest called such a plan quote inhumane. brett? >> james, thank you. let's talk more about the immigration issue and the republican presidential race with businessman and gop presidential candidate, donald trump. who is also the author of the new book "crippled america: how to make america great again." coming to us from trump tower in new york. mr. trump, thanks for being here. >> hello, brett. >> you know, this whole issue of depor...

Didn't like it. moved them way south. they never came back. >> so donald trump officially endorsing eisenhower's 1954 deportation program. but not by name, perhaps because the program was called operation wetback, named after a disparaging is term for mexicans arrived by the rio grande. in the 1950s, "the washington post" reported hundreds of thousands mexicans were packed on buses, trucks, and boats and dumped into obscure areas of mexico, with little in the way of possessions, and in many occasions, without resources to survive. after one roundup, 88 people died from heatstroke. boats packed...