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Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin, who was at immigration meeting with Trump, confirms president made 'vile and racist' comments. "I have seen the comments in the press, I have not read one of them that's inaccurate," Durbin told reporters in Chicago. "In the course of (Trump's) comments, he said things that were hate-filled, vile and racist," the Illinois senator said Friday. "... I cannot believe that in the history of the White House and that Oval Office any president has ever spoken the words that I personally heard our president speak yesterday." Ref. USAToday.

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Oh, I can well imagine. It takes a lot of gusto to come national with these kinds of sentiments but if anything you can appreciate about Trump is he really speaks his mind, you don't have to guess about what he is trying to do because he makes it clear as day and yet dark as night.

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Federal government begins accepting DACA renewals following court order. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services posted on its website that the federal agency had begun accepting renewals until "Further notice. Ref. USAToday.

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Too old for DACA, man who spent 30 years of his life in U.S. Is deported. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents didn't stop on the federal holiday. Source 6y.

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Strange to be so conflicted, but these child illegal immigrants situations are difficult. Not at fault when they arrived here, but illegal all the same, to deport them now seems harsh.

Donald Trump & Immigration

While growing up they will know they aren't in the country legal because they have no paperwork. For me the kids should get amnesty and then anyone else illegal is sent back.

Donald Trump & Immigration - Page 19

Supreme Court to issue final verdict on Trump travel ban. The Supreme Court agreed Friday to decide the legality of President Trump's ban on travelers from six predominantly Muslim nations, setting up what may be the final hurdle in a year-long battle over immigration, homeland security and religious discrimination. The justices' decision to hear the case follows a series of lower court rulings against the third version of the ban, which is intended to block citizens of countries deemed security risks from entering the United States. Ref. USAToday.

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DOJ threatens 23 ‘sanctuary cities,’ including New York, Chicago and L.A., escalating Trump’s immigration enforcement campaign. The Justice Department is threatening two dozen so-called sanctuary cities with subpoenas if they fail to provide documents to show whether local law-enforcement officers are sharing information with federal immigration authorities. The demand, outlined Wednesday by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, is the latest threat to punish local jurisdictions that do not fully comply with federal immigration enforcement efforts. Ref. USAToday.