John Morton

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Guest

Director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement

John Morton on KCRW

The Obama Administration is setting records for deporting illegal immigrants with the highest rate in six decades. But some American citizens are being caught in the net.

Is LA 'Secure' for American Citizens?

The Obama Administration is setting records for deporting illegal immigrants with the highest rate in six decades. But some American citizens are being caught in the net.

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