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Discontinued federal program to allow local police to direct illegals to the feds for lesser offense. >> the obama administration converted that into something voluntary and in doing so, they have eliminated a program that was worked called security communities, where individuals like this would be detained and would be turned over to the immigration service. now, in addition to that this administration is releasing criminals back on to the streets themselves. so, there is fault to be borne by both. >> this cases reigniting over so-called sanctuary cities around the country. these cities do no...

Off to a bad start and we need to fix that program. i think the overarching goal of security communities is a good one, but it needs a fresh start. that's one thing, among a number of them, that we're contemplating doing. >> another thing threat from overseas, al qaeda, isis, the growing threat in iraq, syria, isis making significant gains and airport security is tightened around the world. in a moment i'll discuss that with you, mr. secretary, and whether similar measures might be taking place in airports here. let me turn to my colleague jim maceda as london heathrow airport with the latest ...

Voters saying i'm american and you're saying you want to pass immigration reform under the goois of racial profiling. >> an effort to bring legislation that would call on congress to pass presencive immigration reform and to stop deportati deportations. what does it say about the fact we're seeing this happen at the state level. does it speak to which the extent the effort was stalled nationally. >> it speaks to the larger narrative. when you're talking about congress, this congress is broken and stalled, everything from supporting the minimum wage to passing gay marriage, you name it and incl...

Brakes on the security communities program in an election year when it originally touted it as a way to crackdown on illegal immigration. so the feds are planning to wait until after the supreme court rules on the arizona law, which is of course the benchmark for both the alabama law and the south carolina law. but here is the thing. arizona, and south carolina all have secure communities implemented throughout the state. when she was asked about that the homeland secretary said, well, it was already done before the lawsuits were filed. now alabama is in-kind of a wait and see mode to see what...

>> that is selective, jeanine. >> judge jeanine: judge. >> judge, excuse me, i'm sorry. >> judge jeanine: that's okay. >> that is not a phenomena strictly restricted to the immigrant community or latino community. >> judge jeanine: but they are killing people. >> as a matter of fact, addressing the issues of criminality is something that we need to do but secure communities does not get us there. >> judge jeanine: wait a minute. go ahead. >> security communities does get us there. start with the fact these people are illegal. they don't belong here and that is the bottom line. >> judge jeanine...