to drop off children at homes unless they could be sure that a parent actually was at home. the chicken processing industry in mississippi has largely depended on immigrant labor. it s tough, hard, dangerous, cold work. i.c.e. officials were targeting not just those working illegally but those who knowingly hire them. sandra: thank you very much. we are going to have more on this coming appeared bill: also more on the immigration issue overall. tom homan will be our guest coming up on that a little bit later on this morning. sandra: meanwhile, president trump firing back at congressman or ken castro. the democrats stands behind his decision to shame trumped owners. is there a double standard at play? we are going to have more on that. plus, this. joe biden went out and gave the speech again, suggesting that the president was directly responsible for those murders. then immediately sent out a
and now seems, jake, however that they, too, may be a priority for deportation. jake? what s interesting about this is president trump insists that he s being misconstrued on all this. he only wants the bad ones, in his terminology, to be deported, the people who are violent criminals, who are in gangs, who commit serious offenses and drug offenses. right. that would not seemingly include danielle a. does she have other family here who could come to her defense? reporter: she does, and we city of oakland to her friends earlier, but her mother, according to her family is also here in the country illegally. they initially immigrated here in early 2000s to work in the chicken processing industry on a visa they overstayed. we tried to get her mother on camera because she was afraid to speak. her entire family is in i.c.e. custody. obviously she s concerned about her own safety. jake? nick, thank you so much. before we go, we hear a big fan of the lead, a woman named goldy is un