We have this story from NBC News.

Immigration arrests in courthouses have become the new deportation tool stripping migrants of a legal process.

It's a lie, by the way, that's not stripping them the legal process.

What's happening is illegal immigrants who are not supposed to be here are going to these courts to try and get legitimate stay in this country.

And when they are invariably denied because they're here illegally, they walk out of the

courtroom and they get arrested immediately.

Now, NBC News says they're losing a legal process, but they broke the law and they're here

illegally.

And they still get their process, which is crazy.

Check this out.

They say after Julio David Perez-Rodriguez attended an immigration hearing last week in pursuit of a refugee status in the U.S.,

the Cuban National was stopped by an undercover agent at the elevator, handcuffed and taken into custody.

If you have done nothing illegal, why do you have me handcuffed?

If I have done nothing illegal, why do you have me hand? If I have done nothing illegal,

why do you have me handcuffed? We're coming to this country to seek freedom. What is happening with this country? He said, you came here illegally, okay, sought refugee status, was denied, and now

you're being removed.

They say he's one of dozens of immigrants caught in similar drag nets, drawn in cities around the country since last week as the reality of President Donald Trump's mass deportation

operation penetrates further into American family's consciousness.

Now, I do have a question.

What do you think, my friends, of Donald Trump's activities?

We have this for President Trump's job approval, and I'm going to show you. It's really good.

It's a great job approval rating. In fact, Trump is doing better, I think we have this right here, than Bush and Obama.

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