ICE deports legal residents for petty crimes

The United States deports most immigrants for minor offences, and one in five of those deported were in the country legally – either as lawful permanent residents, or in some cases as refugees. That’s according to a new report issued by Human Rights Watch, the group that was finally given access to the numbers after a two-and-a-half year-long battle with the federal government to release information under the Freedom of Information Act. HRW also found some egregious deficiencies in the data that the government keeps on people who are deported. Aura Bogado speaks with David Fathi, Director of the U.S. Program at Human Rights Watch about the report.