The children aren't deported. The mother chose to take the children with her.

When you enter the country legally and you know you're here legally and you choose to have

your assistant child, that's on you. That's not on this administration. If you choose

to put your family in that position, that's on them. But having a U.S. citizen child after

you enter this country legally, it's not a get out jail free card. It doesn't make you immune

from our laws.

Those Donald Trump's borders are Tom Holman are responding to questions about a four-year-old

American citizen with cancer who was sent to Honduras on his mother's deportation flight.

We're going to have a lot more on that story, what the administration's saying and also what

the family's lawyers are saying ahead.

It comes as a president's approval rating is dropping the historic lows after 100 days

and off.

We're going to go through several new polls that have been out this morning and over the weekend.

Also, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says this could be critical week for peace negotiations

between Russia and Ukraine. A lot to get there to there. David Ignatius is going to be with us.

Good morning. Welcome to morning. Joe. It's Monday, April 28th. We hope you had a good weekend with us.

We've got co-hosts of our fourth hour, Jonathan Lemire. He's a contributing writer at the Atlantic covering the White House and national politics.

Also, a Liverpool fan, a Celtics fan, and a Boston Red Sox fan, a good weekend for John.

Also, the host of Pablo Tori finds out the man who predicted that Sanders would go number one in the draft.

MSNBC contributor to Pablo Tori, also co-founder and CEO of Axis, Jim Van de Haid, who's

Green Bay hosted the whole event, also staff writer for the Atlantic, Ashley Parker, who's going

to tell us what kind of hug Jeffrey Goldberg and Donald Trump engaged in when they went

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