protections to most of the migrants traveling across the southern border. the rule states, quote, with limited exceptions, an alien who enters or attempts to enter the united states across the southern border after failing to apply for protection in a third country en route to the united states is ineligible for asylum. essentially, this means migrants coming from honduras, guatemala, and el salvador cannot seem asylum if they did not seek it in mexico first. to be clear, mexico has not agreed to this rule. the washington post also points out less clear is whether the united states would be able to deport such applicants back to the nations they passed through along the journey because the transit nations would have to agree to take them and provide protection. and the american civil liberties union already announced it s planning to file suit to stop the rule change calling it patently unlawful. this all comes after new reports indicate, quote, there was little evidence of massive imm
lose their teachers who have daca if this is implemented. yeah. you really have to wonder if the president goes through with this, who is this who is he doing this for? yeah. who s the base? it s a good point, because if you look at the polling, julieta, people overwhelmingly support keeping daca. the nbc poll shows 64%, so two-thirds of americans support it. at the same time in houston you have 575,000 daca recipients who are there embedded in the community. and while it is not specifically a latino or latina issue, it is the community who feels the most threatened by like i.c.e. border patrol put out a statement saying non-criminal immigration enforcement operations will not be conducted at evacuation centers but said laws will not be suspended and vigilant against any efforts
you ve done, you must be allowed to stay. that just seems insane. it is insane and i think it s wrong and i m quoting that piece pushing against that perspective. i m saying that piece as have elsewhere that a violent and property criminals, people were convicted of these ascents absolute should be deported. they should serve their sentences in the united states, they should be shipped back to their home country and almost 100% of the federal and state and local immigration enforcement operations should be devoted to those people entirely. they shouldn t be wasted on people who are not violent or property offenders. we should go after these folks and those groups, i work with those groups in the past. i know some people of those groups and i m told them i disagree several times. i m very disappointed to see that they ve gone in that direction. tucker: you can see where this is going, the illumination of any distinction between citizen and noncitizen, the recognition of borders out
you ve done, you must be allowed to stay. that just seems insane. it is insane and i think it s wrong and i m quoting that piece pushing against that perspective. i m saying that piece as have elsewhere that a violent and property criminals, people were convicted of these ascents absolute should be deported. they should serve their sentences in the united states, they should be shipped back to their home country and almost 100% of the federal and state and local immigration enforcement operations should be devoted to those people entirely. they shouldn t be wasted on people who are not violent or property offenders. we should go after these folks and those groups, i work with those groups in the past. i know some people of those groups and i m told them i disagree several times. i m very disappointed to see that they ve gone in that direction. tucker: you can see where this is going, the illumination of any distinction between citizen and noncitizen, the recognition of borders out
it is insane, and i think it s wrong, and i m quoted in that piece pushing against that perspective. i m saying in that piece as i have elsewhere that violent and property criminals, people who were convicted of these sinsns these offenses should be deported they should serve their sentences in the united states, they should be shipped back to their home country, and almost 100% of the federal and state and local immigration enforcement operations should be devoted to those people entirely. they shouldn t be wasted on people who are not violent or property offenders. we should go after these folks w and those groups. i ve worked with those groups in the past. a i know some people of those groups, and i ve told them i disagree several times. i m very disappointed to see that they ve gone in that direction. tucker: you can see where this is going, the elimination of any distinction between citizen and noncitizen, the recognition of borders out the window and the next line of i argume