have been killed by illegal aliens. we ve had quite a few people reach out to us. we had no idea it was an issue. something needs to be done. numbers is in the thousands. if i may add, the family wants to be involved in the language of the law. so we can so we have a sense of kate within the law. i think you re absolutely right. this law is named after your daughter and you should have input into it. kate would be proud. kate would be proud. we re doing it for her, for you, and for all americans. absolutely. i ve researched your daughter. you though i m thinking if my daughter were shot dead i don t know how you guys can sit for this interview. i don t think i could do it. you have so much courage. i think that courage and your
this is a tragedy. look. it could have been prevented. roughly 30 people are murdered every day in this country it is a tragedy. you don t turn around and retaliate against people who have not killed people. you are making all felons anybody with a fell lee.ony. anybody gets 5 years if they come back. when people are over charged for having a minor amount of marijuana for somebody selling a minor amount of marijuana. that s an aggravated felony. they are all victims of the system. i support kate s law the reason i do is the federal government has one primary job to protect american citizens from enemies foreign and domestic. illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes in this country are foreign enemies that become domestic enemies. kate s law is a necessary band dade absent of securing the border which we know the president will not do. you have kate s law to come in
want action. if kate s law saves one person it s all for good. that s very well said will mr. steinle. mrs. sullivan that s exactly what i was trying to do. if it saves one american one american family that does not have to go through mrs. sullivan what you are going through now, then kate s law is worth it. it should be done. it s only fair. our laws are supposed to protect us not only from foreign if he longs but domestic if he longs. we can do this. i think it will happen. that was one of the reasons i wanted you to come on tonight. do you have any thoughts about it mrs. sullivan? you just want it to be a good solid law that won t have holes in it. i m sure there will be a lot of posturing back and forth. i had no idea how many people
session, no. i didn t hear anything that upset me. you heard him happen. the suggestion we make a mandatory minimum 5 year sentence for people who have been deported and come back across the border let s say with no criminal history and no other history from the governorment s point of view that seems to be reason for light of prosecutions. they did it to obscure the real issue hoping that case law will not be passed. that bothers me. i am going to throw it over to you. there is an element in this country who is not sympathetic for the murder of your sister. they say they are, but they won t take any steps to prevent another kate from being murdered. how do you see those people? well the quip i just saw from the senator that spoke, i think it s very plain and clear
signatures of people that you ve never met. i mean, you don t know these people, but you feel like you do. you get connected to them. i wish that i could get into a time machine and go back 100 years, 200 years and just meet these people. being on ancestry just made me feel like i belonged somewhere. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com. in the watters world segment tonight, san fran tonight sanctuary city policy and murder of kate steinle. shortly after kate was gunned down allegedly by an illegal immigrant felony jesse confronted the board of supervisors about the danger they allow. good afternoon supervisors. my name is jesse waters with o reilly factor at fox news