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They're reporting is basically the administrative arrests and housing and deportation of illegal aliens. and the work of the agents is not being covered or reported on. >> beyond just the enforcement part, help our audience understand, when it comes to i.c.e., there are over 30,000 people that work for i.c.e. what are their duties? what are some of the things that they do in this country? >> shi agents, we have hsi composed of approximately 8400 personnel. of the 8400, 6100 of them are special agents. the special agents are just like special agents at dea, special agents at fbi, these are crim...

Bad position. i don't think the republican leadership is against doing something like this. the ask is high from democrats. they are going to give something to get daca. that's what you get. you get the permanent solution you did not get under obama. if they want that for those people, they have to play a little ball on this. he will suffer with his own voters if there is not the enforcement part. there has always been a weird scenario in which trump can be nixon to china. what you are missing with the right side of this country and i mean right politically is trust. the federal government wou...

He's going to have to get something that is at least a faint at the wall for his supporters. in the past, that's been the moment the ann coulters of the the world have turned him on him i think there has got to be enforcement there. there has always been a weird dynamic where trump could be a nixon to china on comprehensive immigration reform. the issue for many right of center people, rightly, they don't trust the federal government to do the enforcement part. they trust him more than they have trusted people in the past. i think he ideologically wouldn't mind getting a big deal like that don...

From that a khrabcollaborative agreement was drawn up and it expired in 2007, and we still live that way eight years after the expiration. let me say, if cities are waiting on the doj to come in and tell them what they need to do they are behind the curve. they are saying they want to see transparency and constitutional policing. we do that here and we are engaged and we walk our talk, and we are not perfect. we try our best to remind our officers every day to treat people with dignity and respect, and not be so concerned with the enforcement part of the job that we forget the engagement part ...

Immigration reform said the barrier wasn't a steve king caucus or this selective outreach we're talking about here, but rather president obama and his attorney general. >> what i found was the central impediment to making progress on this issue is people would say to me, we understand that you put all the security stuff in the bill but we don't think it matters. we just don't think the government will enforce the law anyway. and as a result, they'll just do the legalization part but they won't do the enforcement part and that's what happened last time. and then they pointed to the irs scandal ...