Politically charged murder trial of Mexican immigrant starts in San Francisco(Reuters) - The trial of a Mexican man accused of murdering a woman while illegally in the United States began in San Francisco on Monday, a case that President Donald Trump has cited as an example of the dangers posed by lax border security. Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, also known as Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, has said he shot Kate Steinle by accident on a pier in the California city on July 1, 2015. He has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder, a charge that can bring between 15 years to life in prison. Court officials confirmed the trial had started but did not offer further details of the proceedings.   He did not know the object in his hand was a gun,  Matt Gonzalez, an attorney for the defendant, was quoted as saying by NBC Bay Area before he headed into the courtroom.  He does not bear criminal responsibility.  Assistant District Attorney Diana Garcia declined to comment on the case. Prosecutors have accused the defendant of recklessly pointing a stolen gun at people on the pier. Prosecutors and defense attorneys were in court and not immediately available for comment. Garcia Zarate had been deported to Mexico five times since first entering the United States as a juvenile, the San Francisco Chronicle and other local media reported.  Steinle has been frequently invoked by name by Trump as part of his signature pledges to halt illegal immigration and crack down on so-called  sanctuary cities  that refuse to comply with certain federal immigration laws. In June, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 228-195 to pass the  No Sanctuary for Criminals Act,  which would withhold some federal grants to sanctuary cities. By a vote of 257-167, the chamber also passed  Kate s law,  named for Kate Steinle, to increase penalties for illegal immigrants who return to the United States. Under the laws, immigrants in the country illegally would face mandatory detention for past convictions of an expanded number of offenses. San Francisco, like other sanctuary jurisdictions, has defended its approach as making the city safer, saying its practice of not inquiring about immigration status makes immigrants, including those in the country illegally, more willing to report crimes. worldnews
politically charged murder trial mexican immigrant starts san francisco reuters the trial mexican man accused murdering woman illegally united states began san francisco monday case president donald trump cited example dangers posed lax border security juan francisco also known jose lines garcia karate said shot kate seine accident pier california city july he pleaded guilty murder charge bring years life prison court officials confirmed trial started offer details proceedings he know object hand gun matt gonzalez attorney defendant quoted saying nbc bay area headed courtroom he bear criminal responsibility assistant district attorney diana garcia declined comment case prosecutors accused defendant reckless pointing stolen gun people pier prosecutors defense attorneys court immediately available comment garcia karate deported mexico five times since first entering united states juvenile san francisco chronicle local media reported seine frequently invoked name trump part signature pledges halt illegal immigration crack sanctuary cities refuse comply certain federal immigration laws in june house representatives voted pass no sanctuary criminals act would withhold federal grants sanctuary cities by vote chamber also passed kate law named kate seine increase penalties illegal immigrants return united states under laws immigrants country illegally would face mandatory detention past convictions expanded number offenses san francisco like sanctuary jurisdictions defended approach making city safer saying practice requiring immigration status makes immigrants including country illegally willing report crimes worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Politically charged murder trial of Mexican immigrant starts in San Francisco(Reuters) - The trial of a Mexican man accused of murdering a woman while illegally in the United States began in San Francisco on Monday, a case that President Donald Trump has cited as an example of the dangers posed by lax border security. Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, also known as Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, has said he shot Kate Steinle by accident on a pier in the California city on July 1, 2015. He has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder, a charge that can bring between 15 years to life in prison. Court officials confirmed the trial had started but did not offer further details of the proceedings.   He did not know the object in his hand was a gun,  Matt Gonzalez, an attorney for the defendant, was quoted as saying by NBC Bay Area before he headed into the courtroom.  He does not bear criminal responsibility.  Assistant District Attorney Diana Garcia declined to comment on the case. Prosecutors have accused the defendant of recklessly pointing a stolen gun at people on the pier. Prosecutors and defense attorneys were in court and not immediately available for comment. Garcia Zarate had been deported to Mexico five times since first entering the United States as a juvenile, the San Francisco Chronicle and other local media reported.  Steinle has been frequently invoked by name by Trump as part of his signature pledges to halt illegal immigration and crack down on so-called  sanctuary cities  that refuse to comply with certain federal immigration laws. In June, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 228-195 to pass the  No Sanctuary for Criminals Act,  which would withhold some federal grants to sanctuary cities. By a vote of 257-167, the chamber also passed  Kate s law,  named for Kate Steinle, to increase penalties for illegal immigrants who return to the United States. Under the laws, immigrants in the country illegally would face mandatory detention for past convictions of an expanded number of offenses. San Francisco, like other sanctuary jurisdictions, has defended its approach as making the city safer, saying its practice of not inquiring about immigration status makes immigrants, including those in the country illegally, more willing to report crimes. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: politically charged murder trial mexican immigrant starts san francisco reuters the trial mexican man accused murdering woman illegally united states began san francisco monday case president donald trump cited example dangers posed lax border security juan francisco also known jose lines garcia karate said shot kate seine accident pier california city july he pleaded guilty murder charge bring years life prison court officials confirmed trial started offer details proceedings he know object hand gun matt gonzalez attorney defendant quoted saying nbc bay area headed courtroom he bear criminal responsibility assistant district attorney diana garcia declined comment case prosecutors accused defendant reckless pointing stolen gun people pier prosecutors defense attorneys court immediately available comment garcia karate deported mexico five times since first entering united states juvenile san francisco chronicle local media reported seine frequently invoked name trump part signature pledges halt illegal immigration crack sanctuary cities refuse comply certain federal immigration laws in june house representatives voted pass no sanctuary criminals act would withhold federal grants sanctuary cities by vote chamber also passed kate law named kate seine increase penalties illegal immigrants return united states under laws immigrants country illegally would face mandatory detention past convictions expanded number offenses san francisco like sanctuary jurisdictions defended approach making city safer saying practice requiring immigration status makes immigrants including country illegally willing report crimes worldnews