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Consistent with long-standing practice in the law, before we deport any alien after they have gone through the process and receive a final order of removal, we do ask them if they would like to take their children with them. at the same time, the issuing of travel papers asked them would you like to be removed with your children as you re removed. the judge also asked us to ask the parents again which we did. there was no parent who has been deported to my knowledge without multiple opportunities to take their children with them. so is this with counsel present? i m sorry? is this with their attorney present? i can t speak to every case with that, sir. they have the right to counsel, but the united states government does not pay for that pursuant to the law. explain how one would acquire ....
With keeping a look all along not just when something happens that we know about anyone that apparatus to be solvent. so is difficult. sandra: it is difficult and there are still a lot of questions. what you think needs to happen here? kennedy: i don t think we need to appoint a special counsel every time we got issues for every time there s a crisis in some governmental agency. there is a mechanism in place and that is the inspector general and right now, the department of justice is under investigation by itself and maybe need to broaden them. maybe it s impossible but that s what the inspector general is therefor. harris: and it worked this time because they found those text messages. kennedy: that s absolutely right, that were mysteriously missing during a very curious time period and magically appeared the day before rod rosenstein named him the special counsel. there they are with the white house travel papers. lisa: here s the thing, even if if you have a we dislie the ....
Legal action. now, the other part of this of course is what about refugees because the supreme court ruling says if you have a relationship with a person or entity in the u.s. what does entity mean? apparently the government is saying, well, it doesn t mean a sponsoring organization like a church or a community group, that has agreed to sponsor someone s trip to the u.s. to become a refugee here, but what entity means, what it does mean, they apparently haven t if igd that out yet. the part about refugees doesn t go into effect until july 6th. two other points, refugees are already in the pipeline, who already have their travel papers, already allowed to come here and anybody who now has a visa in those six countries affected by the order will be allowed to get on a plane or on a boat or whatever and come to the u.s., and when they get here they won t be blocked. so the government says we shouldn t anticipate those scenes of chaos at the airport like we saw in early february when this ....
A.m. in the morning near the border of austria. they brought him into a police station. they had been looking for him under court orders to confiscate his travel papers. his lawyers tell cnn he was not trying to flee the country. so will amanda knox be brought back to italy and thrown in prison? we ll get some answers when our legal guys join us next hour. right now to indonesia where a volcano erupted a short time ago killing at least 11 people. a spokesman says the victims were hitly hot ash clouds. they were all found in a village close to volcano s crater. the volcano has erupted hundreds of times in the past month. in january it forced 22,000 people to clear the area. in new jersey, he s supposed to be basking in the glory of being the super bowl host but a new revelation in that bridge scandal is stealing governor chris christie s limelight. ....
to russia where ed snowden wants to stay for now. the nsa leaker requesting temporary asylum. catherine herridge, on the odds he ll get aslum. a russian lawmaker said snowden could get the application process somewhere between three weeks and three months and will need to stay at the moscow airport. the same lawmaker confirming he helped snowden fill out the paperwork and apply for a temporary asylum on the basis that snowden fears torture or the death penalty if extradited to the u.s. snowden filling out the paper work at the airport where he has been for three week, unable to travel with no passport and temporary travel papers from ecuador being revoked. having to failed to convince president putin to send snowden home, the nsa said he should come home and have the courage to come face ....