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New york state has passed a law that could good give democrats access to the state returns. the attorney general says she's going to defend the law. jay sekulow says it amounts to presidential harassment. jay sekulow joins us here tomorrow night, part of our in-depth coverage of the mueller hearings. democrats are going to help to bolster their case against the president. he says he's focused on immigration. on a day i.c.e. released new data outlining how many people with deportation orders are refusing to leave the u.s. our chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has more. hey, trac...

For years. i'm not a fan. >> some breaking news in just the last half hour. customs enforcement giving us a readout on the number of people arrested in those expanded interior enforcement actions and an operation that targets them between july 11, 899 people with final orders of removal works arrested by i.c.e. of those, 605 had criminal convictions. 93 were facing pending criminal charges, and the other enforcement actions, 35 people arrested. 18 where members of family units. 17 were so-called collateral arrests, they were arrested by i.c.e. >> bill: john roberts from the white house. >> san...

>> shepard: the trump administration announcing it will give immigration officers more power to deport migrants without allowing them to appear before a judge. starting today the deportations can apply to anyone who's been in the country without documentation for less than two years. before this announcement these kinds of deportations are typically only allowed immediately after somebody crossed the border. in the meantime the administration has announced the results of the immigration enforcement rates earlier this month. john roberts reporting live from the north lawn. >> immigrations and c...

The current enforcement has been limited to people in the country less than 14 days and within 10. dhs is expanding the time frame to two years and will apply the policy across the country. in a statement, acting dhs secretary kevin mcaleenan saying we are past the breaking point and must take all appropriate action to enforce the law among the u.s. border and within the country's interior. though the authority to expand the criteria is allowed in the original bipartisan bill, democrats railed against the change. the aclu told dhs we will see you in court. for the first time today, immigration...

That's what i've been spending my time including this weekend doing. >> okay. i got it. i understand it. you don't want to talk more about it. maybe you can give us some real information. how many people were arrested yesterday? >> i do not have operational details. acting director of i.c.e., a career enforcement officer. >> has he reported to you on how many were arrested. >> no. >> why not? >> presumably because operational details are kept contained within the agency operation. >> before the fact but after the fact they become fact. >> that raises a really interesting point. we're talking a...