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Bring section 8 usc 1324 charges or any criminal charges against state or local officials. I believe the request for made. The department of justifiable is reviewing what avenues might be available. Martha the answer to that is yes they are looking into it. Good evening, everybody. Im Martha Maccallum and this is the story. Also tonight some reporters at the white house incredulous as the white house doctor declared that the president is in excellent mental and physical health. Watch this. Can y...

Challenges although right now its not clear what will change, but it comes just months after a federal court in texas dealt a major blow to the obama-era policy the dhs has not accepted any new daca applications since that texas court ruling in july and meanwhile, this morning were keeping a close eye on the national election playing out for one of our closest allies, germany. the results could have may jor implications for the western world. chancellor angela merkel set to leave office after ...

Process. but what are you hearing so far? >> this is a gut punch for many families. there are families all over this country that rely on daca. while this doesnt necessarily impact people who currently have daca status, it puts them in limbo. what is happening here is the judge said you cant have new daca applications. in the last year, we have seen about 50,000 new daca applications. this will impact people who have been here since they were children, who know america as their home. and so this...

Nursing home deaths during covid. cuomos senior advisor told "the new york times" the continued leaks are more evidence of a transparent political motivation of the attorney generals review. >> this is not a criminal investigation but the state attorney generals report could aid a separate impeachment investigation against cuomo in the state assembly. shannon. >> shannon: lauren green in new york. thanks so much. a federal judge in texas ruling that a program that protects immigrants brought to ...

At fighting terrorism. but the challengers here say this is the same problem as the other versions of the travel ban, that it exceeds the presidents legal authority because it bans people from an inn tire country. and secondly they say its unconstitutional, its basically a muslim ban papered over. the supreme court will hear this case and it will decide it by late june. and the argument comes just after a federal judge had another blow to the policy that the president wanted to stop the daca pro...

We relied on a process used throughout the u.s. government, every agency for an individual seeking security clearance. porter was never denied security clearness. he was never given special treatment. the process was ongoing. we relied upon it. >> i had a -- >> yeah. >> on capitol hill, members and their staffs are saying that the court case regarding daca means the administration is accepting daca applications again and feel theres breathing room and march 5th is no longer the deadline. what ha...

Going to be all about the presidents plan to build a wall. instead got fiery about what he said or didnt say behind closed doors. secretary kirstjen nielsen held firm in saying last thursday she did not hear the president utter the word s-hole leading corey book tore charge what he called here silence and am near shah made her complicit in the presidents comments. nielsen trying to pivot and change the narrative and maybe send a signal to the presidents political base. saying that he is taking a...

Signal to the base for the focus should not be on his words but deeds. the fact that he is taking action to crackdown on illegal immigration. secretary announcing today the administration is talking to federal prosecutors about criminal charges against local officials in sanctuary cities that refuse to follow through on federal orders to support criminals. also today the department of justice revealed its going to try and go directly to the board -- supreme court to fast-track a ruling that new ...

Taking action to crackdown on illegal immigration. the secretary announcing the administration is talking to federal prosecutors about launching criminal charges against local officials in sanctuary cities who refuse to follow orders on deporting criminals. the department of justice will try to go to the supreme court to fast-track its appeal of a federal judges ruling that daca applications can start up. republican lindsey graham charged that as a turn from one week when the president gathered ...

Taking action to crack down on illegal immigration. the secretary announcing today the administration is talking to federal prosecutors about launching criminal charges against local officials and sanctuary cities that refused to follow through on federal orders to the port criminals. also new today, the department of justice revealed its going to try to go directly to the supreme court to fast-track its appeal of a federal judges ruling that new daca applications can start up. republican lindse...