clearly that the gnaw nsa director will have total and complete say over the makeup of the nsc. the trump administration is poised to roll out new enforcement plans on immigration. general kelly, now secretary kelly he s really doing the job. new draft memos signed by secretary kelly from the department of homeland security read like a blueprint for the president s priorities. at a saturday night rally mr. trump emphasized deporting criminals. get them the hell out of here. reporter: the draft memos, a get tough approach recommend hiring 10,000 officers and agents, deputizing qualified local la law enforcement to assist with deportations. expedite the removal of undocumented immigrants in the u.s. for two years or less. undocumented parents who pay smugglers to bring children into
the secretary of homeland has signed off but they re not final. when should we expect to see is that? reporter: likely within the coming day this is week and you re right, these are draft memos so they re not final yet. the white house saying these are among the proposals that are under consideration. some of the head lines coming out of the draft memos call for 10,000 more enforcement agents, would call for deputizing local law enforcement officials to help with deportation, as well as expediting the removal of undocumented immigrants. so the goal is showing the president is getting tough on immigration and deportation. over the weekend he suggested he d focus on those with criminal records as well. already the draft memos are creating a backlash particularly among immigrant rights groups who say these types of proposals will break up families and are going to be overly harsh so there s a lot of focus and a lot of attention on the specific
hazlitt. what is the president looking for? we will have more details on that in a moment. a new washington post report provided more details about the trump administration s plans to crack down on illegal immigration. memos detailing plans to hire thousands of enforcement agents and partner with local law enforcement to make sure moore, we are live for washington with more. reporter: this report comes from two draft memos. allegedly from homeland security for john kelly laying out the ministrations plans to aggressively enforce immigration and border security. in addition to hiring 10,000 more ice agents and 5000 more border patrol officers. the 19 page memo details significant changes to how the government handles illegal immigration. if unlimited, federal agencies would be given greater authority to detain and deport those who are in the country illegally. regardless of when they arrived or how long they have been here.
it is going to have great consequences for the united states economy and starting with agriculture and mexico doesn t really have to put a tax on u.s. agricultural pructs. they have already ben to open markets with australia, argentina and brazil. so they can get their grain and their meat products are alternative sources. they would prefer to get them from the united states, but there are other sources. and that will be a big hit to u.s. ago gri gull chur. nbc news has obtained draft memos details how the department of homeland security plans to carry out president s trump s two different orders on illegal administration and an official tells us at nbc news is white house objected to some of the language. president trump has not rescinded daca. but it is also says criminal
because there would be lawyers rushing to continue the old cases. so let s go to the two new draft dhs memos that question got a view of here. they outline policy implemench tags earlier. in those memos, they occur these. prosecuting parents helping their children to enter the u.s. illeg illegally, those trying to cross illegally could be returned to mexico to a wait legal proceedings, also part of the memos, hiring of thousands of additional enforcement agents, speeding up of deportation hearings and finally enlisting local law enforcement to help make arrests. so the white house by the way objecting to some of the language in these draft memos which is the process that they re going through as they are looking at this dhs memos. your thought. what stands out? on the process it stands out