tucson. nice to have you this morning. thank you. good to be here. reverend, what led you to make this decision to offer sanctuary? every day in tucson we re seeing individuals like daniel being torn apart from their families. so we were honored that he came and asked us and that we were able to offer him sanctuary, thereby keeping his family together. and we re joining our voices to ask his deportation case be closed, that he can stay with his wife carla and his 13-year-old son carlos. when i read the story i turned to my producer and said, wait an minute, you can do this? i did not know american churches could operate in sanctuaries against deportation rules. yeah, it s a long tradition actually. the sanctuary movement of the 1980s is part of the legacy at my church. we were a founding church in the