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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20171112:17:55:00 - Vimarsana News

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A trait. in two thousand and thirteen for international artists exhibited their works at the pavilion to provide different perspectives on our increasingly complicated world with a focus on photography and film. and in two thousand and fifteen another four artist represented germany at the german to villian you haven't been. a brick we call the pavilion. that's one way of reacting to the building and reflects a theme touched upon by the art you know me from fits about how we work on a me the western neo liberal economic order and how it affects other parts of the world and evaded. today's most...

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Gotten. what works in the system are the checks and balances and restraints that everyone, including the president, must submit to. >> this is a legal permanent resident. so there are protections that are afforded to those types of immigration cases, immigration status in the united states. if you go back to the first world trade center bombing trial, we learned so much about al qaeda, how osama bin laden was operating at that point. we have had others in the immediate post 9/11 era. padilla who wanted to put out a dirty bomb, and others, including the -- who would have been i think one of the...

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Didn't crack the surface. more has to be done. and i just met with the governor here even though that we are from different parties here, but we are working together. but it doesn't scratch the surface. we will be in washington addressing the issue and just with the facts. it will take a lot more, but again, you will see speaker ryan and the delegations in the house as well as leader mcconnell and the delegations in the senate with more accurate approach to the crisis. >> former governor of puerto rico padilla, governor thanks for your time, sir. >> thank you so much for having me. president...

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Tweets this morning. >> gabe guttierez there from our newly established bureau in puerto rico. let's bring in puerto rico's former governor padilla joining me from san juan. before we talk about what is happening on the ground, your reaction to the series of tweets by the president of the united states saying fema can't stay forever. >> well, i think it shows his lack of knowledge of federal law. the law requires from fema to stay on the ground until the job is done. so fema cannot get to a position and work for a couple of days and just hang around and then leave. that is first thing. second,...

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Each passenger costing u.s. taxpayers an average of $2,000 last year. >> it's just so hard. they just pull you away. you can't even say bye to anybody. it's so hard. >> that's my daughter. >> reporter: padilla explains, he was separated from his two young daughters in early march when immigration officials pulled him over on his way to work and took him into custody. he blames president trump. >> i would have been, like, pulled over the day that it happened without trump being in office, i think i would have been able to go home. >> reporter: others have similar stories. diaz was convicted of ...