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Every year that ice officers that were not allowed to pursue for deportation. that list grew. a lot of backlog to go through. two million criminal aliens in the united states today. almost a million people who have been ordered removed, been issued final removal orders exhausted their appeals and never left. they have a lot of work ahead of them. i'm glad they're getting to it. >> neil: the ice raids are here for people that snuck in. it doesn't have anything to do with the executive order with people that are coming in and he wanted to vet them. what if the president said or executive branch ...

Mexico. so what is going on? >> well, you have an order that's increasingly going to become controversial based on who is kicked out of the country. if there are removal orders that have not been enforced before it's going to depend on who they are. i don't think americans are going to object if you have criminals in the country that have been deported and are still allowed to be here. felons, violent people, there will be consensus around that. when you start getting into the business of children of illegal immigrants and others that are more sympathetic that's going to hit people differently...

Aliens present in the united states who had been ordered to leave the country but who hadn't done so. and of those over 929,000 aliens with removal orders, 179,027 had criminal convictions. in addition to the 179,027 criminal aliens with final orders of removal, there were at least 194,791 known criminal aliens who were at the time in removal proceedings. and we also know that 121 criminal aliens released by i.c.e. between fiscal year 2010 and 2014 went on to commit homicides. and between fiscal year 2009 and fiscal year 2015, i.c.e. released 6,151 aliens with sexual offense convictions from i...

Finished by immigration judges. now, i don't think that that's very likely ta thathat that's go be the majority of these people. if they have gone to immigration courts, they have been released from detention, it is unlikely their cases would have been finished by now, because the courts are so backed up. it is more likely the vast majority of these people were released from detention, either once they saw an immigration judge or more likely before they even saw an immigration judge and for whatever reason, they didn't show up to their court dates and they received what are called inabstencia ...

Administration is putting out there. >> and in talking to the people in the department of homeland security, they said it is planned over time, and not a brash idea, and it is not signed off on, but now that it is public it makes the raiding the homes more difficult, but the department said they would take all precautions not the do it in a dramatic guns drawn kind of fashion, and the idea is that they would find the people nationwide to have the removal orders and move forward. and now, possible that it won't because it is public, but they are planning to do this as early as january. >> yes. ...