system set up very quickly - the floor. and so i suppose this system set up very quickly to l the floor. and so i suppose this| system set up very quickly to try the floor. and so i suppose this - system set up very quickly to try to respond to that crisis, what of the government said about checks and balances her? aha, government said about checks and balances her? balances her? a couple of things. they dispute balances her? a couple of things. they dispute the balances her? a couple of things. they dispute the 3096 balances her? a couple of things. they dispute the 3096 figure. - balances her? a couple of things. | they dispute the 3096 figure. they they dispute the 30% figure. they say they do not mechanise that. they say they do not mechanise that. they say thousands of hosts and refugees have had perfectly good matches and is working well for them and they do reject this criticism. effectively, what they say is any attempt to exploit vulnerable people are in their disgustin
work. she has no money. she s borrowing a couch in the home of a family who has let her stay. now that family is subject to background security checks. we offered to bring lydia to chicago where jojo is and have them stay in a hotel for the 22 days that the government needs to process this and they said, no. so jojo spent ninth birthday away from his mother and got a phone call from his mother. i wonder what you thought when the president suggested on twitter to eliminate due process, send these migrants back to their countries, no judges, no court cases. to clarify, he did not get to speak to his mother on his birthday. they refused. the people who are at the detention center refused to let the mother speak to him on his birthday. as far as president trump s latest statements, it is so disheartening, so frustrating. he is talking to talk. talking to his base.
government. have you done that? what do you think you can accomplish here? we think we can get a temporary restraining order prohibiting the government from holding jojo. he needs to be reunited with his mother and doesn t need to be treated like a piece of chattel. that s what s happening here. there s procedures and policies to be followed. but this is going to his actual mother and a safe home. but what is all this paperwork? 37 pages of paperwork they sent that she needed to fill out which we helped her do and returned that at least four days ago. and it took them two days to get back to us to say, okay, now background security checks done, fingerprints need to be done. who are the two people in the home where she is living? mind you, they released her because she had a valid claim for political asylum but they she doesn t have the right to
meeting would give him respect he doesn t deserve. this is a stab in the back, a slap in the face and i agree with senator schumer that has to come with consequences. the firm that cleared edward snowden in a background check now is being investigated by a grand jury according to the wall street journal reports, and the company does more background security checks for the u.s. government than anyone else. gregg: peter doocy from washington, dc, thank you. on fox news sunday, more on the n.s.a. and the snowed were story joining chris wallace, general michael hayden and congressman, next hour, on fox news sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern after years of delay the court-martial for the man accused of gun down 13 people and wounding more than 30 others at a military base in texas will get underway this week. we are live in our new york city newsroom with more. reporter: the military trial
planned meeting this month with russian president vladimir putin. for the president to meet with putin a one on one meeting later this month would give him respect he doesn t deserve after all he has done. this is a stab in the back, a slap in the face. i actually agree with senator schumer, that has to come with consequences. reporter: the firm that most recently cleared edward snowden in a background check is now being investigated by a grand jury, according to the wall street journal. that company, u.s. investigations services does more background security checks for the u.s. government than anyone else. harris? peter doocy, thank you. they got a look at newly disclosed documents that show how often the nation s top law enforcement agency enlists criminals to help in crimes and gives them permission to break the law. the documents show agents authorized an average of 15