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Has escalated dramatically. our borders are not secure. we have to have our borders secure and then move forward with a resolution, because if you dont secure the borders, then people and drugs and human smuggling and all the abuses will continue and so we have to secure the borders first. its a position ive had for a number of years and its clear that what is happening on our border is unacceptable and the fact that the president of the united states and the secretary of homelands security who ...

Terroristic or terroristic associated. that process has been renounced. it is a very flawed process. very few due process protections. weve seen a lot of abuses. you dont get the same rights. you see evidence used that is very questionable. the agency gets a great deal of deference. this magnifies the problem. first have you an agency that determines an organization is a terrorist organization. thats already a high lie controversial process. then have you another agency say were determining that...

Involved with the person that they then ask for i.d. from, if you have that, and, you know, you can easily sue the police if there are any abuses. i think that the law is pretty restrictive on what the police can and cant do. am i wrong? >> well, actually even some of the police in arizona have said it puts them in an impossible position because they have said some of the police chiefs in arizona said they cant actually -- they cant enforce this without racial profiling. there is no way to figur...

Involved with the person that they then ask for i.d. from, if you have that, and, you know, you can easily sue the police if there are any abuses. i think that the law is pretty restrictive on what the police can and cant do. am i wrong? >> well, actually even some of the police in arizona have said it puts them in an impossible position because they have said some of the police chiefs in arizona said they cant actually -- they cant enforce this without racial profiling. there is no way to figur...

Involved with the person that they then ask for i.d. from, if you have that, and, you know, you can easily sue the police if there are any abuses. i think that the law is pretty restrictive on what the police can and cant do. am i wrong? >> well, actually even some of the police in arizona have said it puts them in an impossible position because they have said some of the police chiefs in arizona said they cant actually -- they cant enforce this without racial profiling. there is no way to figur...

Investigation, the most damaging evidence may have been put in writing. heres gary tuchman with who nights crime and punishment report. >> reporter: the man in this car is a convicted child molestor. hes also a former catholic priest. he spent time in prison. his abuses cost the church millions in settlement money to his victims. >> obviously i had an inclination to improper conduct with children. >> reporter: this is steven keesley. today, his victim is 52. he said he suffered years of abuse by...

Tonight, accusations from survivors of abuse in california, the future pope delayed the removal of a pedophile priest. and as youll see if in our 360 investigation, the most damaging evidence may have been put in writing. heres gary tuchman with tonights "crime and punishment" report. >> reporter: the man in this car is a convicted child molestor. hes also a former catholic priest. he spent time in prison. his abuses cost the church millions in settlement money to his many victims. >> obviously ...

Monday. victim of a priest who was convicted of molesting children. they tell their story and how then cardinal ratzinger who is now the post got involved. >> reporter: the man in this car is a convicted child molester. he isments a former catholic priest. he served time in prison. his abuses cost the church millions in settlement money to his victims. >> obviously, i had an inclination to improper conduct with children. >> reporter: this is steven. this story is about the man who was asked to e...

Phenomenon opens the door to intolerance, hatred, discrimination and abuses in the enforcement of the law. >> reporter: even mexicos first lady weighed in, margarita zavala says shes concerned about the message arizona is sending on the mexican state. >> translator: this legislation will always be a great concern because of the message it sends after being signed and of course, this is a legislation that radicalizes, discriminates and is unfair and violent. >> reporter: on the streets of mexico ...

Assistant scout master. smoking gun? well, a number of things, but secret files of abuses that had gone on for decades were revealed. the attorney that took on this tremendous case, kelly clark, and the victim? kerry lewis and he joins us on the phone. kelly, lets start with you. you took on a mammoth institution here, the boy scouts of america, that for decades has had a squeaky clean reputation. what made you think that you could take this on and win. >> well, two things. first of all, before ...