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they're willing to carry a protest sign for a day. with us now to talk about this, mark, senior national political reporter for nbc news digital. nbc news washington correspondent and moderator of "washington week" on pbs who is a professor at the cardell school of law. we'll have more on the polling in a moment. mark, what else did the judge say in his order a short time ago? >> for me, what really stood out is this was mentioned in court on friday when i was there, but the judge specifically mentioned, i'm going to try to read it from the ruling that he said given the public notori...

26 past the hour this morning. russia is pointing fingers at ukraine blaming a ukraiian sit citizen for a high-profile killing. the daughter of an influential russia nationalist was killed in a car explosion not far from the kremlin on saturday. officials deny responsibility for the attack. nbc news cannot confirm the accusations. joining us is megan fitzgerald in kyiv and berry is an msnbc military analyst. what do we know about this explosion near moscow? >> reporter: well, jose, according to investigators, they tell us she was leaving a cultural festival on saturday evening. she was driving...

Attention? >> i mean, i honestly don't have a day it could be weeks. i mean, he could even get deported, this has happened in the past. so as soon as he was transferred to i.c.e., given an alien number and placed in removal proceedings, i had to act quick. he started 12th grade next month and i wanted to make sure he could go back to school and just go back to his normal life. >> yeah. so listen, according to the l.a. times last year, nearly 1500 people were released from i.c.e. custody since 2012 after investigating their citizenship claims. have you heard any other stories like francisco's w...

Investigating their citizen ssh claims. have you heard any other stories like francisco's where people were wrongfully detained? >> absolutely. i heard about another story that actually he's a san antonio sit citizen. i believe he was deported to mexico. he came back. while he was in mexico he was abducted and then they let him go and he came back to the u.s. i believe that he filed a formal demand against homeland security for his wrongful detention in the past working with other attorneys filed motions, you know, to terminate u.s. citizen. so this has happened in the past. >> yeah. claudia, ...

Go back to the states? what do you think would happen if you were allowed to go back? >> of course i would be given jail time. >> dana: deputy assistant attorney general under president george bush joins me now. i'm fascinated with this. this has been an issue long time in coming. not just for the united states, but for other countries that had young people that decided to fight with isis and now what's going to happen to them? her case in particular, she won't be the only one, but this one is very interesting on the citizenship issue, the united states government is saying she is not a sit ci...