where does this debate go? of donald trump should do what he can do it. back in 1980 for teaching me how to enforce the law, violate the law and angelo country illegally and at the same time birthright citizenship, this is crazy coming entices people to come to the country, encourages people to come to the country. people who enter the country legally hideout long enough, several us citizen kids and democrats say why did you arrest this guy after eight years? knowing he was here illegally by an immigration charge. it entices people and people are going to die from this country because democrats talk about abolishing ice, sanctuary cities and all these issues that entice people to come to this country. we got to stand by will of law. shannon: this coming so close to the midterms a lot of folks say
mariana dejesus mahea. she said she crossed the border with her son, they were detained and a few days later her son was taken from her. she was moved to a detention center in arizona. she said she was allowed to talk to her son once on the phone. that he cried in a distressed voice, mama, mama, mama. and she asked repeatedly to know where he was. all she could find out that he was in phoenix, in the custody and care of the department of homeland or rather, department of health and human service refugee resettlement. this is the office that takes these children once they ve been turned over by immigration authorities. now, she says she was released from custody on june 15th and allowed basically to bond out, waiting for her hearing on the immigration charge. so she s out, awaiting her immigration hearing. but she says since she was released on friday, she still hasn t been able to learn anything about where her son is,
crapser was given a new immigration charge. never in my wildest did i think i would be facing deportation hearing tomorrow on my 40th birthday. adam s problem started long ago. he was brought to the country when he was three and adopted. his family never filed citizenship papers. it was the least of adam s problems at the time he was abused abandoned by the first and second family that adopted him. later got in trouble with the law, since turned his life around does not deserve to be deported. now efforts are under way to try and keep that from happening, including attempts to retroactively change federal law to automatically grant citizenship to adopt ees like adam. let me ask you, we know adam had
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he had been seen with, but nobody could find in the dorm room. so that was missing. as was the computer. but what we can tell you is that the three the three men are being charged or sorry the two students from kazakhstan are being charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice, by conspireing to destroy, conceal and cover up tangible objects belonging to the suspected marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. so that s what they re being charged with. and initially one of the lawyers said it is just an immigration charge, but clearly this steps up to a whole new level. brooke? absolutely, just seeing the pictures here, this is the first time we re seeing these images of these fireworks. it is stunning, from this criminal complaint. deborah feyerick, thank you so much. we ll stay on thissa angle, tal about the charges and the students who will be walking in a federal courtroom, not far from where i stand in boston. when it comes to the fireworks here, as we talk about the federal charges,