living in? you don t know the biggest immigration story of the past 10 years and he doesn t have any clue. that s how out of touch they are. tell me about the secure communities program william. secure communities was a great success. it cost taxpayers about a million bucks. it basically meant every time a person was booked into jail ice got their fingerprints so they could be deported. it was a logical choke point so we weren t going to round up 11 million illegals. it was around the country. when authorities arrested someone they thought was in the country illegally they would immediately take their fingerprints and shoot it over to ice who could check the record to see what he whether they had felonies or not. all right. but the pressure from the groups that don t want any accountability scuttle the program? how could you scuttle the program? who did that?
the ebama administration did it because they got this push back. previously, you know, if a guy was booked into local jails, ice didn t know it prior to 2008, 2005 when congress did this after 9/11. basically every time you got booked in the jail, your fingerprints went over to ice, oh, bill is here illegally, let s deport him. he has overstayed his visa. it worked. now you have the situation where ice is throwing out these detainers and they did their own study last year. 8,000 criminal aliens, 40% had felony priors. 20% went on to recommit more crimes in just 8 months. in fact here in l.a. we had a career pedophile who was released and he went out and sodomized a 10-year-old even though they had a ice detainer. crazy. it s got to stop. kate s law is the first step and then we are going to have to have more. william, appreciate it it directly ahead reaction to all the immigration chaos from crowley and powers. later, the iranian nuke deal is it good for america? we will hear both
about somebody who has been deported who has been here since he was in the fifth grade, he was a felon because he was overcharged by ice which is something that ice has been slapped down three times. that s a bureaucratic mistake. ice has been slapped down three times by the supreme court for doing this and they continue to do it. they overcharge people. you don t trust the criminal justice system. no. i don t they deport people even though they have committed a minor crime. you come down on the side of anarchy. when someone opposes something you support you call it anarchy. you don t have a solution. a solution to what? a solution to this violent criminal alien problem? no, this is a tragedy. no tragedy. it was a violent crime that could have been prevented. not a tragedy. roughly 30 people are are murdered every day in this country and it s a tragedy. you don t then turn around and retaliate against people who have not killed people. retaliated? you are ta
about somebody who has been deported who has been here since he was in the fifth grade, he was a felon because he was overcharged by ice which is something that ice has been slapped down three times. that s a bureaucratic mistake. ice has been slapped down three times by the supreme court for doing this and they continue to do it. they overcharge people. you don t trust the criminal justice system. no. i don t they deport people even though they have committed a minor crime. you come down on the side of anarchy. when someone opposes something you support you call it anarchy. you don t have a solution. a solution to what? a solution to this violent criminal alien problem? no, this is a tragedy. no tragedy. it was a violent crime that could have been prevented. not a tragedy. roughly 30 people are are murdered every day in this country and it s a tragedy. you don t then turn around and retaliate against people who have not killed people. retaliated? you are ta
living in? you don t know the biggest immigration story of the past 10 years and he doesn t have any clue. that s how out of touch they are. tell me about the secure communities program william. secure communities was a great success. it cost taxpayers about a million bucks. it basically meant every time a person was booked into jail ice got their fingerprints so they could be deported. it was a logical choke point so we weren t going to round up 11 million illegals. it was around the country. when authorities arrested someone they thought was in the country illegally they would immediately take their fingerprints and shoot it over to ice who could check the record to see what he whether they had felonies or not. all right. but the pressure from the groups that don t want any accountability scuttle the program? how could you scuttle the program? who did that?