agencies that they need to help them carrying out the immigration orders. and some of the raids are actually starting to impact. and people who are not undocumented immigrants and some of these tensions are rising to the level of congress who are hearing from local officials, mayors, police chiefs, about the trouble that some of these raids are getting them, this is one of those case where is immigration enforcement is going to bump up against the law enforcement in the local level. but it s a tough spot that this is putting local law enforcement officers in. speaker paul rye yang and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell have a date with the white house on monday, they re
place so that i.c.e. can t find them, so that they can stay with their families, so that they can, you know, be with their husbands, so they can avoid being detained and deported. reporter: the idea comes from leaders across all faiths in los angeles. just days after the election pledging opposition to trump s immigration orders. people who may not agree with you would look at what you re doing and saying, you re simply aiding and abetting the violation of federal laws. look, i ll speak for myself. i feel really convicted that i answer to god at the end of the day. like that s who i m going to see when i die, and i hope that, you know, we can live up to our i hope we can live up to who we are. reporter: the pastor is clear-eyed about the risk. we re trusting in god that he would kind of help us, guide us, help us to make the right decisions. reporter: it doesn t mean it s an easy choice.
reverend zach hooper says faith groups across los angeles county could hide 100 undocumented immigrants today and that number could soon be in the thousands. people will be moving into a place so that i.c.e. can t find them. so they can stay with their families, so they can be with their husbands. so they can avoid being detained and deported. the idea comes from leaders across all faiths in los angeles, days after the election pledging opposition to trump s immigration orders. not going to stop until we get to the place that god is telling us to. people had may not agree with you would look at what you re doing and saying, you re simply aiding and abetting the violation of federal laws. i ll speak for myself. i feel convicted that i answer to god. at the end of the day. like that s who i m going to see when i die and i hope that you know we can live up to our, i
angeles people are afraid there is going to be a knock at the door and somebody is going to say you re going home. not just the media creating the fear. i was reading through the new guidance from dhs implementation on immigration orders. the challenge now the trump administration in trying to prioritize everyone that s here illegally, what really happens is you prioritize no one. it s putting people that have committed manslaughter. pete: still echeloning criminals. steve: bad elm brays are going first. pete: before top of the list. now they are saying if you arism legal, you are illegal. if you committed manslaughter we should put more federal resources into deporting you than if you committed a traffic crime and i don t think that we should be putting a lot of federal resources into taking mothers away from children. so there is some fear, i think, because this new executive order has pretty drastically expanded who a priority is for deportation and just resource wise. everyon
the thousands. people will be moving into a place so i.c.e. can t find them, so they can stay with their families, so they can be with their husbands, so they can avoid being detained and deported. reporter: the idea comes from leaders across all faiths in los angeles. just days after the election pledgeing opposition to trump s immigration orders. not going to stop until we get to the place that god is calling us to. reporter: people who may not agree with you would look at what you re doing and saying you re simply aiding and abetting the violation of federal laws. i ll speak for myself. i feel really convicted that i answer to god at the end of the day. that s who i m going to see when i die. i hope we can live up to our to who we are. reporter: the pastor is clear eyed about the risk. we re trusting to god that he