Casualties. There has, in fact, been a surge in reported civilian casualties in the u. S. Air campaign against the socalled islamic state. And under trump, a massive increase in u. S. Drone strikes, more broadly, almost one every two days according to the council on u. S. Foreign relations. Today, tragically, marked the third time this month a u. S. Led air strike may have killed civilians or even our allies, with 18 syrian fighters alied with the u. S. Killed in a Coalition Air strike in syria. The pentagon blamed partner forces. That news comes on the heels of last weeks air strike in syria and now today the decision to launch the mother of all bombs. And we are just 84 days into the Trump Administration. Im joined by Steve Schmidt larry corb. Larry, im going to go to you first because there is a very strange donald trump relationship to the military. He claimed during the came papa
that you knew more about the generals, that he was smarter about isis, now hes in office hes outsource
white house infighting have been dominating the headlines, we want to report for you on the trump administration also crafting some harsh new immigration in law enforcement policies, including what looks to be a follow-on to that discussion of a deportation force. here is reporting from the washington post. an internal department of homeland security assessment shows the agency has already found 33,000 more detention beds to house undocumented immigrants and opened discussions with dozens of local police forces that could be empowered with enforcement authority. this news comes as attorney general jeff sessions is ordering federal prosecutors to press new felony charges against undocumented immigrants who are caught at the mexican border declaring a new era of
are you going to have a massive deportation force? you re going to have a deportation force. and you re going to do it humanely. they re going back where they came. they came from a certain country, they reoing to be brought back to that country. s the way it s supposed to be. well, foreign crises and white house infighting have been dominating the headlines, we want to report for you on the trump administration also crafting some harsh new immigration in law enforcement policies, including what looks to be a follow-on to that discussion of a deportation force. here is reporting from the washington post. an internal department of homeland security assessment shows the agency has already found 33,000 more detention beds to house undocumented immigrants and opened discussions with dozens of local police forces that could be empowered with enforcement authority. this news comes as attorney general jeff sessions is ordering federal prosecutors to press new felony charges against und
authorize those that continue to seek improper and illegal entry into this country, be forewarned. this is a new era. this is the trump era. the lawlessness, the abdication of duty to enforce our laws, and the catch-and-release policies of the past are over. about 24 hours after attorney general jefferson sessions announced the dawning of the trump era on the u.s.-mexico borer in arizona came this headline. trump administration moving quickly to build up nationwide deportation force. the washington post published an internal memo from the department of homeland security detailing exactly what the trump era may look like. according to the post, dhs has already found 33,000 more detention beds to house undocumented immigrants and is considering ways to speed up the hiring of hundreds of new customs and border patrol officers, including ending polygraph and physical fitness
era may look like. according to the post, dhs has already found 33,000 more detention beds to house undocumented immigrants and is considering ways to speed up the hiring of hundreds of new customs and border patrol officers, including ending polygraph and physical fitness tests in some cases. which directly contradicts homeland security secretary s john kelly quote that we will not lower stads and we will not lower training. however, he also said that there would be, quote, no mass deportations. but the new memo and the president s own campaign promise suggest otherwise. are you going to have a massive deportation force? you re going to have a deportation fo and you re going to do it humanely. they re going back where they came. if they came from a certain country, they re going to be brought back to that country. that s the way it s supposed to be. joining me now is david nakamura, author of that