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With the regional fugitive task force in new york and new jersey. tommy, welcome. the government says 43%, i mean, that's almost like 50%, but the problem with that though is even if it's successful, they're kind of clogging the system. so what do we do with all the detainees, basically, that they're nabbing? >> well, when i retired, i was back at headquarters two years ago, and i can tell you we had on average 30, 35,000 bed spaces per day. if you increase 43% or 50%, whatever the amount, we need more beds. we're not going to release them like we did under the prior administration. i heard yo...

>> jon: the highest court in massachusetts taking on a case i could determine the legality of federal ice detainers and how much local authorities must cooperate with that. the u.s. emigrations and custom in enforcement agencies often asks local law enforcement to hold someone in custody even after legal proceeding has ende ended. i.c.e threatens safety. local police want clarification. is it constitutional to hold someone solely at the request of of federal government? let's talk about it with our legal panel today. criminal defense attorney's are joining us. for instance, if somebody has esc...

After we finished the kitchen floor. [laughter] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the brawl over sanctuary cities. that is the subject of this evening "talking points" memo. as you may know, the federal government is threatening cities that do not cooperate with homeland security with the loss of federal grant money. now, the city of seattle, suing the feds over that, the first of many lawsuits, i believe. the basic problem is that cities like chicago, seattle, new yor...

What else did they find? >> they also went through the people who were released, 63% were a threat to public safety. so it looks like, at one point, releasing people who were threats, who were recidivists -- >> bill: that is what the center, what they described in that one. >> no, that is their records, they were convicted or they were charged with, in some cases, violent crimes, let back out -- >> bill: 63% let back out. >> many of them did it again. >> bill: all right. now, there is a man named daniel ramirez medina, shannon bream, who was swept up by i.c.e. february 10th outside of seattle....

>> we had a dance party earlier after we finished the kitchen floor. that took us days to make. [laughter] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the brawl over sanctuary cities. that is the subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. as you may know, the federal government is threatening cities that do not cooperate with homeland security with the loss of federal grant money. now, the city of seattle, suing the feds over that, the first o, many lawsuits, i believe. th...