will happen to this mother now? i don t know. i think in the short run, they re both going to be deported rather than go through the lengthy extradition process. the mexican authorities person either back to their - country of citizenship or the last country from which they entered, both in this case would be the united states. so they ll both be not wanted in mexico and immediately then turned over to the marshals to be brought back to california. so i think that that s going to happen to them. whether she s charged upon return will be a good question. you think that extradition/deportation process, the transfer, let s put it that way, the transfer, do you think that will be fairly speedy? should we anticipate his arrival back in the united states today? yes, that normally is within a day or two, they ll verify his identification. you know, the u.s. embassy in mexico city will get involved, verifying that they have the certificates of the arrest warrants and all the
the deportation program? this is a very specific plan and i think it s important that all the candidates have something as specific as this. but you are saying dismantling the deportation process. what does that mean? let s be specific about that. there s very specific deportation programs that have been established over the last few years that have targeted families, that have targeted millions of immigrants and resulted in the largest deportation program we ve seen ever in the history of this country and senator sanders intends to dismantle that and to keep families together. this plan is about keeping families together, about addressing the economic, social, and basic needs of this country as it relates to having a robust and vibrant immigrant population that contributes greatly to this country. we re talking about very specific programs that have indiscriminately separated families and the senator intends to dismantle those, as well as a
dangerous and desperate. he proofed all three today. the feds are letting thousands of convict goes free nationwide part of an effort to reduce sentences for some drug offenders, nonviolent offenders and cut back on prison overcrowding. beginning today the justice department is releasing 6,000 inmates from federal custody. it is the largest ever one-time release of federal prisoners. there are critics, of course, who say the feds have done not done never to prepare these inmates for life outside of prison, and some prosecutors, judges and cops warn we could see an increase in crime. trace gallagher now. what happens now, trace? reporter: well, shep, most of the prisoners being released already or will soon be in halfway house or home confinement. at some point they ll be place owned supervised leave or probation. a third of those being released are nonu.s. citizens, so they ll be turned over to immigration agents and begin the deportation process, though some law enforcement agenci
that s not true. they are apreheading those they send back immediately. the bush administration didn t even count those numbers. 2-thirds are people that come across. they don t go through a deportation process and they now count them as a deportation. if you look at the numbers for the interior of the country they re down 70%. so let s take your numbers. i m interrupted because i agree with your premise but i want to get to the process. they re only the problem to the extent that they re symptomatic of the failure of the system. you know the history of them. a lot of people are spreading misinformation and even the phrase sanctuary city has a good faith based logic in being misleading but it hasn t been fixed. your committee keeps coming up with proposals that should be debated and they don t get
states of america. now one reason the state seceded was to preserve their right to keep slaves. the shooting death of a woman in san francisco is exposing major problems with america s deportation process. we have more on the story including emotional comments from the woman s father who watched her die. reporter: walking with his daughter kate on a busy san francisco pier wednesday night jim steinly heard a loud pop ring out. this was evil. reporter: kate fell to the ground hit by a bullet the shooter running off without saying a word. there does not appear to be a connection between the victim and the suspect. at this point, it appears to be a random shooting incident. reporter: the suspect?