Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on Trump's Planned 'Mass Deportation'

The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing to examine the potential consequences of President-elect Donald Trump’s plan for getting the military involved in helping to carry out his massive deportation plan.

The hearing also covered the impact on families involved, the economy, and the federal government’s role.

Among the witnesses were Assistant Philadelphia District Attorney Foday Turay, who spoke about his life as a DACA recipient and the impact mass deportations might have on his family, and Patty Morin, whose daughter Rachel was killed in 2013, allegedly by an illegal immigrant.

Also testifying was Army Maj. Gen. Randy Manner (Ret.), who spoke on the impact mass deportation would have on the military, saying, “I strongly encourage any future presidential administration to keep immigration enforcement and our military separate.”

[NancyBrown-bt]

We're all going to suffer a little, but we got to do something..

[paulacheek]

Not one of you has the courage to stand up to this guy. Wow! He must have something on everyone.
Our government.

[NancyBrown-bt]

Is there something wrong with telling them that they should be afraid.. Criminals are not afraid..

[MyLaura]

Jesus finds trumps behavior monsterous!!!

[NancyBrown-bt]

That's right Lindsey Graham.. NO pity parties..

[x-ray-cat]

Quit blaming Work together please 🙏 fix the problem;

[jannhebrank]

Section 3

No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability.

[alexchiarella]

I agreed with this man. We are all immigrants. Where is integrity, empathy and compassion. I thought this is America!!!! God bless this world. It is a mass. 🙏

[NancyBrown-bt]

Well you're not paying attention to Lindsey Graham's postal boards.. It's time to clean up..

[James-ied]

I wish the people we vote in office and work this hard to keep us taken care of in the United States

[NancyBrown-bt]

We have the acreages.. They'll be okay..

[kathyjones]

Some have been here for 50 yrs how can you make these doctors and nurses leave they are productive members of society and don't deserve what Trump has planned.

[christinafrancine]

Ms. Hirono sounds sensible, the voice of reason. I believe Mr. Padilla and Mr. Welch are also being reasonable. He kept everyone on track. They seem to want a reasonable solution, making sense from both sides. Some of the others concentrate on finger-pointing. That doesn't solve the problem. Interesting that Mr. Cruz is so passionate about sexual assault but doesn't acknowledge that Trump and many people he wants to bring with him have also been accused of sexual assault. We need people at the helm with much better morals and ethics than Trump and his cronies.

[NancyBrown-bt]

John Deere has an amphibian machine to do the work..

[alexchiarella]

This man is right! Immigrants are hard working people ❤

[NancyBrown-bt]

Such a time as this.. Thank you Senator Lindsey Graham..

[caroleclem]

Unlike reality, it’s horrible what happened to that young lady from that immigrant one immigrant one of the citizens of the United States who attacked the capital in January 20 20 and officers were killed people were killed injured and now Trump wants to pardon those people who are in jail right now you’re comparing potatoes to potatoesstop diverting the rhetoric. We been listening to the last 489 more years.

[ericlambert]

well IF grocery prices don't hit the roof??? then who will feed us

[anon]

“87% of people voted for Donald Trump?” What? That is totally false. It was more like 48% of the people who voted. A lot of people didn’t even vote, so the percentage is a lot lower if you’re counting all voting aged people.

[belindahopkins]

Mr. GRAHAM you need to go back and research. Trump let most in not Biden