the last 24 months. they re going to target hundreds. that number is fluid with these kinds of raids, based on intelligence, a lot of people might have moved or changed their address. it could be in the hundreds. it could possibly be more. a spokesperson for i.c.e. told fox news, our border is not open to illegal immigration. if individuals come here illegally, do not qualify for asylum or other relief and have final orders of removal. they will be sent back. consistent with our laws and values. republican congressman steve king of iowa who sits on the immigration subcommittee, told fox news the move was uncharacteristic of the obama administration in nature. but not in scope. it s a very small initiative. a few hundred when we have a few million here in the country illegally. i think it is an authorized leak. so i have to ask what is the motive. do they hope to affect the presidential race in some way by taking this position? republican presidential candidate donald trump has
house floor, i ll do anything short of shooting them, anything that is lawful, it needs to be done because illegal aliens need to quit taking jobs from american citizens. mo brooks, alabama congressman talking about how sad he is that he will not be able to shoot illegal aliens from the house floor. he will have to stop short of that, house rules. on the senate floor alabama republicans have been well represented by jeff sessions, the chair of the immigration subcommittee in congress. if you want to get the flavor of his politics on the subject, consider he thinks cracking down on just illegal immigrants is a sign of weak withness. he thinks that is for sissys. jeffrey sessions iii has made it his signature issue to crackdown not just on illegal immigrants but on legal immigrants. he s not just against illegal immigration. he is against legal immigration. not just against illegal
we are trying to find the right solution that everybody can live with. and congress woman jackson free, the biggest issue is a path to citizen high pressure and in the timing of that. how do you think it should go in any house version of immigration reform legislation that comes out? john, i think we should reflect on our history. if we look at the words of lincoln at the gettysburg address he talked about liberty and the creation of opportunities in democracy and that is all immigrants want. over a decade i have been engaged in the whole issue of comprehensive immigration reform on the immigration subcommittee on judiciary and now the border are security committee. we have to overcome the skimping and scheming of those who really don t want a comprehensive plan. we will not be able to finish the job if we do not look at the value and contributions of immigrants over is the years. the 1900s it was the italians, the germans, the russians who came and they are now third generation or
structure on, and we re just saying that we don t have enough confidence that they re always the right decisions and we would like another check on them. the questions may be answered incorrectly and we should have killed people that would have been killed and the structure would give us some confidence that it s being done right. thanks so much for the reality check this afternoon. one of the more powerful women in politics caught snoozing on the job. this was no accidental nap. a new trend in workplace productivity. also eric kabtor with lawmakers changing their tune in immigration policy this week, but what does the new chairman of the house immigration subcommittee think? we ll ask the congressman straight up when he joins us live. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. zzzquil™. the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil®.
great nation for an opportunity they couldn t find in another place. that s part of what we are today and secondly, it says quite a bit about our nation, about how many people want to come here in this free country with this opportunity for an expanding economy. they want to be here in america. but let s be honest about it. the third point is critically important. our immigration system is broken. it s been broken for a long time. 16 years ago elected to the senate, one of the first phone calls i received and i was so honored from ted kennedy and ted kennedy called this new senator and he said, i just wanted to let you know i m chairman of the immigration subcommittee. i need you on there. we haven t looked at a serious immigration law for ten years. we ll get it done. i signed up to be part of the team but it didn t happen and another 16 years and we still have a broken immigration system. with 11 million people living in limbo.