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Valles was booked for murder when it had already notified the feds about the stolen car. but he declined an interview. in a statement, the sheriff's department says, denver has never and will never condone dangerous or violent individuals being on the streets. immigrants are not. -- immigrants or not. however, detaining anyone without a criminal warrant is a violation of the fourth amendment. >> bill: the sheriff has confirmed that he is full of it, it's bull, it is no violation of the law holding someone for the government.s none. the sheriff opposes sanctuary city, as does the mayor. in my o...

Who had a number of run-ins with the law, was released by the denver county sheriff's office despite i.c.e. asking that he be held. reyes is a honduran citizen inel this country illegally. so what happened after his release?du reyes allegedly struck 28-year-old karina pulec with his car, dragging her 50 feet and killing her. then he fled. he is now charged with multiple felonies. also in denver county, another horror, 19-year-old ever valles, an illegal immigrant from mexico and a known gang member, was again released by the denver county sheriff's office despite i.c.e. asked that he be held. ...

It's problem. it is an american consumption problem. >> bill: mexicans don't see violent drug cartels smuggling drugs into mexico, killing mexicans at a record rate, as a problem? >> they start staying in mexico and the mexicans become addicted to the drugs. this has been tried in the mexican -- >> bill: they want the drugs to come into the usa and not be in mexico. >> they don't want the drugs staying in mexico. >> bill: they don't want to solve that problem. if they did, they would have solved it. that was a really good debate. i hope you guys will come back. we really want to figure out wha...

>> bill: the word i'm trying to get to, giselle, is "criminal." did you purposely leave that out? i >> no, but i think that we categorize a community as criminal, and i think that it is a false way to categorize -- >> bill: we are talking about convicted felons in this country being deported. >> i think you mentioned a harvard-harris poll. that poll says that 80% of americans actually support the deportation of criminal residents undocumented who are here in this country. of course. who would be against that? what defines criminal? is it an expired visa? >> bill: how about a convicted felony? ...

New york city, or ruben navarrette. ms. fernandes, let's begin with mexicans in general. we have to generalize. are they angry about the criminal illegal aliens being targeted in the united states for department back to mexico? are the angry about that? >> they are angry and they are protesting in the streets. twice this week at mexico city. over trumps ramped up negative narrative against mexican immigrants. legal and undocumented. i i think that ratcheted up diatribe, especially on the eve of sending the homeland security chief and secretary of state to ease tensions, is quite awkward when o...