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Found their way into the united states. they will be removed as fast as they come in. the acting secretary of homeland security was asked about this this morning and he said no comment. i.c.e. just issued a statement which doesn't directly address what the president means but it does say the border crisis doesn't start and stop at the border which is why i.c.e. will continue interior enforcement. it goes on to talk about targeted law enforcement. >> that actually in no way addresses at all -- >> it doesn't address -- essentially i.c.e. is saying we will continue doing what we were doing the da...

Family unit credible fear asylum claims is more than 900,000, tom, as they work in conjunction with the d.o.j. to accelerate these claims on the docket. another portion of this reporting by ice also says that they are accelerating interior enforcement. i wanted to ask you about that. as far as the interior enforcement operations. they are pointing to existing overstays saying that 98% of migrants who came here in 2017 from central america remain in the united states today, tom. >> that's exactly the population i'm talking about. people who had their due process, other countries bend money on -...

Not. we should not treat people that are here in violation of a federal immigration law differently. we shouldn't exempt any category so if you're here illegal to include those people who have deportation orders of removal to include families, there has to be consequences. we have to enforce the law. griff: what's so significant about that is they're moving into enforcement operations is the next phase because before even this surge, you're dealing with an unprecedented number of central americans, who have remained in the country. i.c.e. pointed out to me this morning in a conversation that 9...

This country, and we are going to acknowledge that." >> harris: your reaction? >> i would say that 30% of young women and children that are making this dangerous track are sexually assaulted. right now, again, the mud security investigation element, ice, estimates 25% of these kids are being smuggled in and recycling being exploited. right now next month we are probably going to have an excess of 125,000 people illegally entering this country. that's the crisis we should be focusing on. in my opinion they are way off and this will do nothing to leave it the crisis. harris, if i could say anoth...

But terrorists. with everything going on in this world, and if you look at what's been said about the economy, the fact that american workers are displaced by foreign workers, they lose their jobs, wages are suppressed, tax revenue goes down, why would you want to reward people who come illegally and invade the vet -- evade the vetting process at ports of entry. heather: the question is, in terms of the wall, we also need personnel at the border. what do we do to make it secure? is it even possible? >> it's possible. the biggest issue i think is interior enforcement. nearly half of all illegal...