on this. the president obviously taking a strong stand on the immigration issue tonight. the democrats i think know they have some vulnerabilities here on the ms-13 issue, the unaccompanied minor issue as i pointed out in the angle. obama was sending back people, even a huffington post, we have a great headline from the huffington post. this is from march of last year. the hard truths about obama s deportation priorities. from 2009-2015, 56% of all immigrants were removed from the country had no criminal conviction. preliminary data from 2016 when obama was still in office suggested this trend of deporting noncriminals continued. it goes on and on and obviously had to deal with the unaccompanied minors that he claimed were going to be sent back in only 3.4% of them were ever deported. i don t think he was great on immigration. i ve said that before, i will say it again. i think you probably could have worked with congress to have comprehensive immigration reform in his first te
strong stand on the immigration issue tonight. the democrats i think know they have some vulnerabilities here on the ms-13 issue, the unaccompanied minor issue as i pointed out in the angle. obama was sending back people, even a huffington post, we have a great headline from the huffington post. this is from march of last year. the hard truths about obama s deportation priorities. from 2009-2015, 56% of all immigrants were removed from the country had no criminal conviction. preliminary data from 2016 when obama was still in office suggested this trend of deporting noncriminals continued. it goes on and on and obviously had to deal with the unaccompanied minors that he claimed were going to be sent back in only 3.4% of them were ever deported. i don t think he was great on immigration. i ve said that before, i will say it again. i think you probably could have worked with congress to have comprehensive immigration reform in his first term and he didn t. and that s a failure of
in west palm beach. jim, thank you very much. for the first time we re also now learning just how robert mueller is using information from a former trump campaign deputy to tie paul manafort directly to the russia intelligence agency. we re talking about the deputy rick gates. he was a business partner with manafort s firm before being brought onto the campaign, eventually sefvering all ties with the white house in march of last year. he pleaded guilty of lying to the fbi last month. sara, walk us through how mule ser trying to connect the dots here. wolf, when gates pleaded guilty, i think robert mueller was thinking about how he could pull him in. sources are telling my colleague that when rick gates was speaking to the special
didn t know there was an investigation of donald trump, candidate for president, is to believe in the tooth fairy. sean: does that make him a witness? absolutely. sean: he should be subpoenaed? he should be. here s the problem with all of the subpoenas for the department of justice and the fbi. they should have been held in contempt already because they have been stone walling for a long time. jeff sessions awakened from his slummer and told christopher wray hand over the documents. we trust them to hand over documents. sean: rosenstein didn t want to turn over the 3,000 that led to the nunes memo and to the gram memo and america knowing about fisa abuses which was broke in march of last year.
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