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To identify, assess, and engage potential mass shooters before the fact is that 70% of the civil arrests that i.c.e. makes our local jails and state those shooters strike. prisons across the country. [applause] but we used to make more. before sanctuary laws or policies prevented us from doing and last month i was profoundly so, leaving us with no choice honored to award the medal of but to expend significant resources to locate and arrest valor to the six police officers criminal aliens and other who brought down the mass immigration violators in the community. it is less effective, it is mor...

Immigration violators per day. that number can fluctuate. but last year we finished off with 38,000 apprehensions. this year we have passed that. this is far from the days of the early 2000s when tucson was making 500,000 arrests in the area. so it shows border control can be accomplished if you continue to devote assets that you need. the important piece today we are grateful that you take time to come out and see it first hand. talk not only to our people but to the families. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'd like to turn it over to mike from the office of the field operations. >> mike humphri...

almost 3% of market's valleys. the standard & poor's index down more. nearly 4%. alison kosik live with the latest. what's driving this? >> reporter: we saw the sell-off pick up steam on wall street after a report a eurozone official said they have no plans to givotly a financial rescue package, financial assistance may not be in the cards for italy. the thinking, it will could be too big to bail out. the fact it's solvent but drowns in $2.5 trillion in debt. its economy more than twice as big as greece, portugal and ireland when you put them altogether. a bail xwout could cost clear...

Provided you don't commit a crime. morton disagrees. >> we can remove about 400,000 people a year, about half of those last year were criminal offenders and half of those were noncriminal offenders so the idea that somehow we're not enforcing the law, against regular immigration violators, simply isn't true. nationwide, it took 2000 officers to catch 3000 criminals. >> now, ice has a new program designed to reduce that backlog with a seamless transfer of jail to deportation, but we have a long way to go, operation cross check apprehended, less than 1% of 500,000 fugitive criminals, living amon...

Felon and convicted of drunk driving and giving alcohol to a minor and three times deported. >> we are putting the message out. if you come to the united states and get convicted of a crime, we'll find you and we'll remove you. >> eight team in los angeles alone look for 500 illegal felons. >> it is such that if they are left on the streets, most of them will reoffend within three years. >> john morton said focus on criminal alience make sense. but critics argue that another message is sense. entering america illegally is fine provided you don't commit a crime. morton disagrees. >> we can move...