Jillian: the isis bride who big to return to the us must stay in. refugee camp. a federal judge dismissing her lawsuit ruling she has no longer he is no longer an american citizen. rob: she and her family battle to bring her home. the judge says she is not a us citizen because her father was considered a diplomat when she was born here. and with her 2-year-old son, in 2014 dropped out of college and that her alabama home to travel to syria after being radicalized. muslims commit drive-by shootings on americans. when she sat down with fox news
To the principles of including ethnic minorities, religious and racial minorities. i should back up a little bit because the pluck charge rule that you were responding to under that plan the u.s. would be able to deny lawful permanent status to low-income legal immigrants that rely on federally assisted programs. i m curious, as we look at all of you, would all of you be here in this country based on these new immigration policies? i would not. i m not sure but i know that my aunt has done a lot of research and we go back to the mayflower. i m not sure. glen? i don t know if i would want to be in a country that instituted that exclusionary rule, but i was enlightened by the reporting that stephen miller apparently his parents were immigrants and yet he s looking to bar immigrants. i don t quite understand how somebody can take that position. jason, last word to you. i think your question goes to the heart of what they re trying to do, beyond the commas and the
African-american voters. so that s part of this rollout that s part of this outreach that we re seeing. this is a state in 2016 blunted senator sanders momentum after he came up close in iowa then won in new hampshire and lost big here in south carolina. he thinks he s going to do better. he says s going to beat expectations in south carolina this time around. this criminal justice rollout is part of that. kendis? shaq, you ve been following the senator for some time right now and have the new nbc/ wall street journal poll that shows senator sanders popularity is waning a bit there as you can see there, his popularity is going down. how does the support seem? at least from the ground, as you talked with many voters there. reporter: yeah, you know, i ll start with when i spoke to senator sanders earlier today, i asked him about the polling and he s been very critical of the media s coverage of polls and i said, what do you say to those, does the race feel tighter to you in the se
Is out at one of the gun rallies taking place. we had another gun rally, there were several, but one we re paying attention to yesterday in los angeles, didn t really have a strong turnout, especially considering it s been two weeks, only two weeks, since el paso and dayton. what s the scene like there? yeah, kendis, it s a really good question. when i spoke with the organizer of this rally earlier, allison peters, she had about 800 people reserve a spot on line for this. she was hoping for 200 to 300. this event has not gotten under way in foley square, but taking a look, a lot of the people who have come out for this, have actually taken cover for a while under some trees because it is so hot out here in new york city today. it s approaching 90 degrees. the humidity is high. right now, just from what i can see and i m blocked a little bit, i can see about 30, 40, 50
Administration. interesting to hear stephen miller s voice. mike is following the president in berkeley heights in new jersey and with me jason, senior writer for the new york times and the author of the book a good provider is one who leaves. that s out on tuesday. molly hooper, freelance congressional reporter and glen curner, nbc legal analyst. welcome to all of you. head over to mike who is out there in berkeley heights. the president expected to leave within the next few hours. the new york times mike reports that despite the president s public image as an unrelenting immigration foe, some restrictionist leaders view him as a soft businessman whose key si desire for labor will lead him to support more immigration, that unreliability they say makes mr. miller s presence important. give us a little bit of color. you re at the white house often. what s miller s role really