ice has said they did file a judicial warrant. that means the california standard, so he should be deported. now with the doj saying they may file additional charges, either felony reentry or denial of civil rights, we don t know where this is going to go today. brian: william, if they file it, does everything get tried there or if the doj decides to file these charges they move it to washington? no. i believe it would be in federal district court in san francisco, brian. it could be, again, a denial of civil rights. it could be a firearms violation or it could be, of course, this felony reentry, which is pretty cut and dried since he had been deported five times. ainsley: we have a spokesperson from the doj coming up on the show so we will have to ask all these questions to find out details. thank you, william. steve: well, i will tell you what, the outrage over this verdict is widespread. ainsley: you are all fired up. getting so many many emails from you. steve: mark steyn from th
payday despite being fired over sexual misconduct allegations. 3, 2, 1. [cheers] [joy to the world] steve: it is friday, december 1st, and this is a fox news alert. an illegal alien is found not guilty in the death of kate steinle. ainsley: a jury clearing zarate of murder and manslaughter in the san francisco city of san francisco. the doj considering bringing federal charges against him. brian: william la jeunesse making sense of it all what happened with the verdict and why. william? start with development from the doj moments ago. what it means is this is that zarate won t immediately be deported but charged with felony reentry because of his previous convictions he could get a
felony reentry. because he has five deportations, he could get up to ten years from a federal judge, not a san francisco jury for reentering illegally. but this trial was never about immigration. the jury never knew about his legal status or his prayers. was it murder or an accident? with no motive or intent, the acquitted zarate of manslaughter, and assault. he was found guilty and about possessing a weapon. blamed steinle s death on the gun going off on its own. the physical evidence has always supported the finding that this was an accidental occurrence. and i think the jury came to that conclusion. jon: it now, prosecutors said that he deliberately fired then ran away. last night, jurors asked her to examine the gun, which they claimed had a hair trigger.
almost five years. i know how unpopular my position is with almost everybody watching. still, i feel strongly about how i feel. i believe that mandatory minimums in the case of immigration let s say it was a dad who has three children. he gets deported. he gets caught speeding and gets deported. now his family is here, three of them citizens under my scenario. he comes back because his family is hungry. he gets arrested for felony reentry reentry. the judges need some discretion. mandatory minimums is what fill our prisons with non-violence drug offenders it doesn t work. bill o reilly did address
first of all, i believe he should have sent a representative and spoken on the issue. why? it is obvious the controversy concerning the 11 or 12 or 15, however many million undocumented immigrants in this country is a hot button issue that affects people in hearts and minds if not everyday lives. he could have easily expressed compassion remorse over the loss of this innocent young life this wonderful person by all accounts. he missed an opportunity. i agree in that regard. the other point that the person when he makes the hard turn to politics makes i think is unfair. that this woman is dead as a result of barack obama s policies. had this man been deported first of all the man was arrested three times for felony reentry. served 15 years if in federal