2018 MD Governor's race: on Immigration

Larry Hogan: Reject Trump policy of separating families at the border

The governor's order covers most of New Mexico's deployed troops, along with Guard members who have traveled from AR, KS, KY, NH, SC, and WI. In all, 118 National Guard troops have been deployed in New Mexico, the governor's office said.

At least five states, including two led by Republicans, rejected the president's call to send troops., with Maryland's Gov. Larry Hogan saying his state wanted nothing to do with the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border.

Ian Schlakman: Pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens

A: Strongly support

Ben Jealous: For society to be healthy all members need to be embraced

Richard Madaleno: Allow Syrian refugees into US and Maryland

OnTheIssues Q: what are your views on Immigration issues?
• Supports allowing Syrian refugees into US and Maryland
• Voted YES on allowing state AG to sue federal government on travel ban
• Supports TRUST Act to bar local police from asking about immigration status

Shawn Quinn: Pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens

A: Support

Larry Hogan: Feed & clothe illegal immigrant kids; then deport them

Hogan says the state needs to respond to this "humanitarian crisis" by providing for their immediate needs of food, and clothing and medical care, but then Hogan says these children have to be deported. "I want to reunite them back with their parents in their home countries," Hogan told the C-4 Show today. "I think it is absolutely ridiculous to take these children and to be busing them thousands of miles from their point of entry, to try to house them in Maryland, when we can't house our own kids, and we have a broken health care system."

Governor O'Malley asked clergy leaders to help create a network of foster families to help house these children, provide them with access to health care, and to provide them with other assistance as they wait to be reunited with relatives, or wait to be sent home.

Martin O`Malley: Feed & clothe illegal immigrant kids; then find foster homes

Catholic Charities is seeking a federal grant to house about 50 children in St. Vincent Villa in Timonium.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Larry Hogan says the state of Maryland should not house some of the thousands of children coming into the U.S. illegally from Central America.

Hogan says the state needs to respond to this "humanitarian crisis" by providing for their immediate needs of food, and clothing and medical care, but then Hogan says these children have to be deported.