immigrants, legal immigrants. trump about to change a long standing rule saying an immigrant who uses a whole range of public services may no longer be welcome in america, services like medicaid. the libitarian cato institute says the move is changing what it means to come to america. tonight s the stop citizenship services official insists the new rule has nothing to do with the president s vast immigration crack down. why shouldn t the first of all, this is 140 year-old legal structure. this was the same question might have been asked when my italian immigrants were coming, immigrant ancestors were coming in all through that 140 years. of course, the facts are, they re changing the rule. and they re changing it
parents. they re upset and scared. they re little kids. maybe i can understand more, but elementary kids don t know anything. he said to my mom take care of the kids because immigration has now captured me. i started praying to god to let them go. i hope you come back. that god protects you. she didn t do nothing wrong. she isn t a criminal. hispanic people, they don t come here to hurt or injure anybody. they come here to make a better future for the kids. and the fallout in the immigration crack down is disrupting school. one district in florence, mississippi, had to go into lockdown after suspicious calls following those raids. another district, scott county, says 154 students were absent yesterday. that is 25% of the county s latino student population. a director of the people s advocacy institute, a community activist organization based in
there may be more of an appetite among republicans for some form of gun reform. but this moment is tempered by the fact that the nra is al speaking up. and later it may have been the biggest immigration crack down ever, sweeping mississippi parents on the first day of school for their children as the 11th hour is just getting under way this thursday night. t under way this thursday night. with advil, you ll ask. what sore muscles? what pounding head? advil is. relief that s fast. strength that lasts. you ll ask. what pain? with advil.
off our discussion, and coming up for us after the past few difficult days for this country, there may be more of an appetite among republicans for some form of gun reform. but this moment is tempered by the fact that the nra is speaking up. and later it may have been the biggest immigration crack down ever, sweeping mississippi parents on the first day of school for their children as the 11th hour is just getting under way this thursday night. these folks don t have time to go to the post office
capitalized within it. but on comments on the south lawn a few hours later trump credited the media saying they were doing his vetting for him. the vetting process for the white house is very good. but you re part of the vetting process, you know. i give out a name to the press and they vet for me. we save a lot of money that way. yeah, he actually said that joining me malcome nantz. intelligence analyst. malcom thb, this whole thing started and ended while i was away. didn t know john ratcliffe two weeks ago, didn t know he was chosen as dni and didn t understand when the name was pulled. but there was something interesting here. the washington post says that ratcliffe exaggerated his role it says representative john ratcliffe claims as a federal prosecutor in the eastern district of texas he was the leader of the immigration crack down describing it as one of the