sanctuary cities katie: yes, there is. san francisco, california just is trying to be a sanctuary state. the federal government can take these folks write back right now. we are so intent you should tell francisco, you should tell that to the family of a young woman who was murdered in northern california because the authorities there did not inform the federal authorities when they released a guy from prison, from custody katie: okay. i m going to interject and ask francisco another question. we all know about that case, we are going to move onto another topic. francisco, is this a good use of resources from the state government, to be using pardons to pardon immigrants who have felony records? the pardon does not matter. let s get on katie: but detailwise, why does it not matter? i am here for the 11 million people who committed legal offenses katie: we are not talking
an inquiry and it s either a witch hunt or a snipe hunt. the commission doesn t have a legal authority to demand the information, and i think what you re seeing is bipartisan recognition that it s not in the secretary s best interest, and it s not in local elections best interests, to give the secretary kobach, the fig leaf he s looking for. are we seeing bipartisan re, seeking a solution to the problem that doesn t exist? there are actually real problems that exist. one is the voter i.d. laws that are suppressing the right to vote for millions of people especially african-americans and elderly people who tend not to have state-sponsored i.d. we had this concern where people who have done their time, who have felony records and who get out and want to be responsible returning citizens aren t allowed to vote in many citizens and yet the trump administration is on the side of suppressing
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didn t have folks buying weapons who were not supposed to, had felony records or mental health problems. my dad felt that if guns should have enough metal in them when they go through a gun detector, it should pick up that stuff. we shouldn t sell cop killer bullets. i think we ve moved away from using common sense here and my hope is that somehow a tragedy will change that. i read an interesting peace piece in the new york times this weekend about profiling some of the people carrying out these mass murderers. they tend to be male, oftentimes white male, and more often than not people with problems in their lives. the idea that we got to do a better job making sure that we have the data on people so if somebody has a mental health problem they don t get access to the guns. they have records they don t get access to the guns. i can mention something else? i ve been thinking a lot about the pope s visit. one of the things that we learned from the pope reinforcing over and over again,
make it harder for disturbed individuals to access guns. realize oregon has a very strong second amendment gun culture, very strong hunting and target shooting culture, people embrace individual ownership and i support individual ownership. but when people have felony records or when people are deeply disturbed, it should be harder to access weapons. do you think it is a mental health issue or do you think it is a gun control issue or a terrible confluence of the two? it is both. for example, mental health is our system is not readily accessible when it needs to be. that matters. those who talk only about that are ignoring the full spectrum issues here. we have, for example, a background check system. oregon by even though as a strong second amendment state it voted to have, backed by initiative, background checks on