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Disgraceful. you know, the highest land of the courts enacted and upheld the law, and how the administration moved forward the way that it has done -- it doesnt surprise me. bottom line is theyve been down-playing our border problem. they sued arizona for trying to protect her citizens. they did back door amnesty, and now they rescinded the 287, the ability for our law enforcement to call in to the database to get the information to enforce the heart of the bill. something is wrong, and i think ...

deep enough to get a sense of whats happening here. this was really the hardest hit county so far in the state. county saw 25 inches of rain in the last several days. keep in mind also there was a wind event. this storm packed a punch. winds gusting at 45 miles per hour. strong enough to knock over several things, knock down some trees and cause a lot of problems with debris in the roads. here along this coastal road, we are finding that police are in place to make sure that drivers ar...

Federal government for not protecting the border. >> arizona has an all-out border problem there thats not just about immigration, its about security, and its legislature, frustrated with inaction from the federal level, reacted with this law. what ive said is i believe arizona has a right to pass that bill. i understand why they did it, but i dont think its a national model and i dont think other states should follow suit. for example, i dont want to see a law like that in florida. immigration ...

U.s. president to have had the power to cross out items out of a budget law for about a year. speaking of the supreme court, its not just health care, the court could hand down a ruling on arizonas controversial immigration law. they drew sit simple for provisions including giving police officers authority to check the immigration status of people they stopped. former rnc chairman and political analyst with the author of the take. the chief correspondent. welcome all. immigration i think we have...

>> its a long that sparks controversy and outrage as well as sympathy and imitators. today the supreme court told arizona it went too far in trying to stem illegal immigration, taking matters into its own hand that constitutionally belongs to the federal government. the justices struck down three major portions of the law but upheld one of the most controversial provisions. kate bolduan has more. kate, what does the ruling say? >> hey, joe, it was a big day at the supreme court. one th...

showdown at the u.s. supreme court, where arizonas controversial crackdown on illegal immigration seemed to get quite a sympathetic reception from the justices. the obama administration contends the law steps on powers that are exclusive to the federal government, but as cnns kate balduan reports here, there may be a majority of justices who see things differently. >> reporter: inside the courtroom, the conservative majority appeared to lean toward upholding at least part of the arizon...

United states, looking to put people at risk here in the united states. >> a lot of people might think its a mexican or a border problem. how deep into the united states do the tenticles of the cartels go? >> we have agents in st. louis, milwaukee, ohio. we have agents throughout the united states, northwest, southwest. in miami, we have enforcement opportunities in colombia today, south america, brazil. so were looking to attack the organization throughout the world. >> reporter: this is very p...

Because it doesnt impact any of our cities who are already doing the job we need do in conjunction with the federal government. >> greta: i take it you were posed to sanctuary cities the open kind or the nod and wink kind? >> yeah, im definitely opposed to sanctuary cities. one of the things we are facing in arizona are criminal syndicates that operate on the border and come into the regions. weve got to -- we got to crackdown and get them out of the country. >> greta: it is interesting. represe...

Able to estimate voter turnout is what will youth voter turnout be? usually dm midterm elections its very low. during the primary in california in june, there were stories of students, of people showing up across the state to vote for legalization. 70% of people between the ages of 18 and 34 really believe that legalization is important. its very, very important to them. i think it could drive voter turnout in a way we werent anticipating. >> you truly think violence would diminish if they legal...

Because it doesnt impact any of our cities who are already doing the job we need do in conjunction with the federal government. >> greta: i take it you were posed to sanctuary cities the open kind or the nod and wink kind? >> yeah, im definitely opposed to sanctuary cities. one of the things we are facing in arizona are criminal syndicates that operate on the border and come into the regions. weve got to -- we got to crackdown and get them out of the country. >> greta: it is interesting. represe...