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public. and i think with giuliani and sekulow now, what they re trying to do is trying to put pressure on mueller to wrap it up. they re putting this false deadline out there that he has to finish by september 1st because, you know, that s department of justice policy, to not come close to an election. that s a great ov oversimplification of what the department of justice policy is. there is no absolute september 1st deadline, particularly when you re talking about the president, who is not even on the ballot in november. so it s not even a clear-cut connection to the elections. and even if it were, mueller does not have to stop investigating september 1st. he just might need to stay away from charging certain people or doing overt acts that might impact an election. so giuliani once again is just making stuff up and trying to put this false deadline and pressure on mueller. and you re right, it has an impact on the public. but i d
Desperate to get here, unquote. do you still feel that way? i saw them when i was at the united nations i saw them. that doesn t mean we should let them into our country. first of all, i will tell you that when i was governor of south carolina, we passed the toughest illegal immigration law in the country. obama sued us over it and we won. we fought obama on illegal immigration. we fought obama on migrant kids. we fought obama on syrian refugees. we fought obama on guantanamo bay prisoners. i always said we re a country of laws. the second we stop being a country of laws we give up everything this country was founded on. butly tell you in passing that toughest illegal immigration law in the country, we passed e-verify i want to take national which is where businesses have to prove that the people they hire are in this country legally. i passed it within six months of being governor. ron didn t pass it for five years. he only waited to pass it and when he decided to run for president.
That when i was governor of south carolina, we passed the toughest illegal immigration law in the country. obama sued us over it, and we won. we fought obama on illegal immigration. we fought obama on migrant kids. we fought obama on syrian refugees. we fought obama on guantánamo bay prisoners. i have always said we are a country of laws. the second we stop being a country of laws, we give up everything this country was founded on. but i will tell you, and the one passing that tell us a legal immigration law in the country, we passed e-verify, so i would try want to take national. which is where businesses have to prove the people they hire are in this country legally. i passed it within six months of being governor. ron did not pass it for five years. he only waited to pass it, and when he decided to run for president. what we need to do is not just ban a wall, we need to put 25,000 border patrol and i. c. e. agents on the ground and let them do their job. we need to defund sanctuary
When i was governor we passed the toughest illegal immigration law in the country. obama sued us over it, and we won. we fought obama on illegal immigration. we fought obama on migrant kids. we fought on syrian refugees on galveston bay prisoners. i have always said we are a country of laws. the second we stop being a country of laws, we give up everything this country was founded on. but i will tell you in passing that toughest illegal immigration law in the country, wee-verify, which i want to take national, which businesses have to prove the people they hire are in this country legally. i passed it within six months of being governor. ron didn t pass it for five years. he only waited to pass it when he decided to run for president. what we need to do is not just span a wall, we need to put 2500 border and i.c.e. agents on the ground and let them do their job. we need to defund sanctuary cities once and for all. no more safe havens for illegal immigrants. we need to make sure we go b
Using their last name. the family landed in new york city, where jordan started his educational journey. at ps 51 elementary school in manhattan, jordan is 1 of 34000 migrant kids enrolled in new york city schools in the past 18 months. who is this? say grandma. grandma. reporter: their first lesson comes in liz pearson s english as a new language, or enl class. some of them have surprisingly a lot of languages, or different languages. and some of them are starting at zero. reporter: how do you get them to a kind latch on? a lot of life smiling and laughing to make them feel comfortable. reporter: some lawmakers are worried about overcrowded classroom and the cost it has on education. the move has not been easy for this young family. [speaking spanish]