so, what looked like a truth one minute can fall apart the next. you are right. these are complicated negotiations and these have to be turned into a real agreement that s literally hundreds and hundreds of pages. we re going part by part with euro. i was down in mexico last week. we had a terrific meeting with the new administration. the nafta talks are back on track. that s our number one priority to get nafta done. we will negotiate these by peace with the eu and we continue to have conversations with china and we will see what we get. but you are right, these things have to be negotiated because the president is very clear. he doesn t just want to talk. we want our counterparts to follow through and deliver on breaking down barriers and
wanted to revisit a family who made headlines, the garcia family clutching on to their father and husband, jorge, brought to this country when he was just 10 years old. this is as i.c.e. agents escort him bound for a plane to mexico. . with me now jorge s wife of 15 years, cindy. thank you so much for taking a minute with us. you have laid eyes on jorge since he left new january? yes, we were down in mexico for two and a half months in april, and we were glad that we were able to go and see him. and how is he doing? he lost 30 pods.
case that they are refugees and run are for their safety. steve: it s interesting. we heard they would just try to somehow cross the border. but they are in tijuana and they re filling out the paperwork. what s interesting though is the federal government says that family units and unaccompanied minors would have priority. this caravan of migrants disbanded after the president made it very clear that he was going to this would impact nafta negotiations going forward. next thing you know, for the most part the mexico government pulled the plug on it. ainsley: it s amazing. they have take one step on to u.s. soil and they have a case that we have to keep them here. it s catch and release and release them back into america until they have their court hearing because they plead their case. those leaders down in mexico or south america are telling them bring kids with you because you have a better chance of getting to stay. steve: right. they are not trying to cross the border. they are a
his decision to renegotiate nafta. it comes as the ceos urge him to modernize nafta and not 8 up completely. they say the trade deal is crucial because it supports 14 million american jobs. the president is saying it s a horrible deal. and it supports 14 million jobs. you and i both learned the president talks in extremes. of course, he s going to say it s a horrible deal because he wants to give people impression it could be terminated. i think we will be seeing a lot of renegotiation this next few months. i think it s a good thing. in ads in in indiana, all the jobs that go down in mexico. what s the truth?
but on massive deportation, from john kelly saying after being in mexico and meeting with his counterpart down in mexico, quoting him let me be very, very clear there will be no, repeat no mass deportations and adding after he heard president trump saying it was a military operation with regard to immigration, which by the way it s not a military operation at all, technically speaking, kellie said this, no repeat, no use of military force in immigration operations, none, yes, we ll approach this operation systemically in a organized way, operational way and human dignity way, but gloria, you made the point earlier when talking about c-pac, is the left hand talk to