KEVIN DE LEON, (D) CALIFORNIA STATE SENATOR: We don't know if in fact they are holding individuals who are in fact hardened criminals or in fact that they are innocent mothers and fathers, hardworking residents who respect this country, you have U.S. born children in the United States.</s>BALDWIN: You just heard the sound from the husband about this mother, two children, she was living in Arizona, she had been arrested for having false papers. She had been doing checks. She hadn't been deported in years and years, and this most recent round she was. Is that story resonating through these communities, especially in places like Southern California and how nervous are people here?</s>DE LEON: Very much so. There is a lot of panic. There's a lot of fear in the immigrant communities throughout the State of California today. They don't know simply if they are going to be dropped off at school and when they are waiting at the curb side for their mother, if in fact there are mother or father is even going to show up. So, there is a lot of panic, a lot of anxiety. I saw a lot of children crying last night because of the detention, and we'll see if there's going to be national deportation of their parents. But there is a lot of fear, a lot of anxiety, and I do direct the responsibility at the White House with Donald J. Trump, I understand that the federal government has the sole exclusive jurisdiction in enforcing immigration laws. No one's going to argue with that. But if you're going to target hard-working mothers and fathers, people who cook in our restaurants, people who take care of our children. I don't think that's American. Those are the values of America and the are surely not the values of California.</s>BALDWIN: Senator De Leon, Thank you so much for your opinion. DE Leon: Thank you so much, Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: Still to come. This.</s>CROWD CHANTING: Do your job! Do your job.</s>BALDWIN: Do your job. That was the shout here. Raw emotions at a pair of Republican town halls last evening, but is this anger just the beginning?
Mexico Warns Citizens in U.S. To Take Precautions