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MSNBC MSNBC Live November 17, 2019 21:55:00 - Vimarsana News

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When the fate of daca recipients are. there's a sense given the make up of the court leaning more toward the conservative end of the spectrum. the daca may be taken away those protections put into place in 2012 will be taken away. the idea of ultimately we don't know what this is going to look like, if the protections are taken away, but there's a sense that they may be phased out since daca recipients had different expiration dates for their permits. anything is possible. there is, also, the sense we won't see mass deportations but what is really scary for daca resip yenlts is the fact that u...

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House tweeting about it, not engaging the american people on the road, making his case. this is the first step of doing that differently the second time around. i think they're expecting a shutdown to happen. that's probably the reason he's going to el paso. >> victoria, this latest holdup involves a demand by democrats. this is the "washington post." the democrats proposal included a new limit on detention beds for immigrants picked up not at the border but in the interior of the country. republicans want to exclude a range of immigrants from the cap. these would be people convicted of or cha...

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>> i think the blame is going to go squarely on to the president. i want to give a little bit of a historical context to this cap on the beds. in the obama administration, we had something called the priority enforcement program, the p.e.p., which prioritized the most violent to violent criminals and folks with multiple misdemeanors and now on down the line. and so when president trump came into office in january, 2017, that was one of the first things he did away with. and the democrats have not forgotten. so in this negotiating in trying to put the cap on, it's almost trying to do a back doo...

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People have recommended the president put in the deportation stations and not given a day in court five years from now but be processed right there. >> they can be swiftly returned. when that starts happening people will get the idea it's not so easy to show up here and claim asylum. >> as for interior enforcement the president could cancel president obama's protections for illegal immigrant children and parents. secondly, he could also end priority enforcement program. that has meant only putting violent offenders into deportation proceedings, not everyone else. finally, sanctuary cities he c...

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Afghanistan, egypt, libya, pakistan, and syria and saudi arabia, caught at the board in just 2013. there is a threat. the threat is not 0. it is small but not 0 and keep in mind, it only takes a couple of bad guys to do damage. >> see the problem is under the president's priority enforcement program, most are not deported. some have a sylum and some fail to come to court. they get a free pass because they are not a proprietary. ice doesn't pick them up. and sanctuary cities, illegal aliens are allowed to stay, no questions asked. >> sanctuary city is great for people from other nations who wan...