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In essence. the supreme court has recognized and theyve done this consistently, that state have concurrent jurisdiction on an issue like this, not affecting deportations. not affecting admissions to nationality within the united states, the naturalization. it is saying existing law says if you are illegally here and it is found out you should be prosecuted. the government says the federal governments if you do that arizona you are putting more work on us because we have to deal with this large n...

In essence. the supreme court has recognized and theyve done this consistently, that state have concurrent jurisdiction on an issue like this, not affecting deportations. not affecting admissions to nationality within the united states, the naturalization. it is saying existing law says if you are illegally here and it is found out you should be prosecuted. the government says the federal governments if you do that arizona you are putting more work on us because we have to deal with this large n...

Governments and government mexico in announcing its view the federal government has the right to not enforce the law and states are powerless, and have some deal with the aggressive opposition of the federal government to try to do the right thing to have a full. i with the federal government. the proper response from hillary clinton and the president should be we stand with arizona. we want to work with arizona to bring about a constructive meaningful approach to enforcing niece lawthese laws. ...

Unconstitutional. what do you think? >> its probably not. thats an interesting debate. however. thats not level on which the obama administration has engaged this. the leadership of the democratic caucus has made a rhetorical case on racial grounds. they are saying this is discrimination. they are using it as a political cudgel. they are a lot of non-bigoted normal people who live in border states who are overwhelmed with the costs. will they appreciate being called bigots? probably not. gregg: ...

Remain silent. miranda warning. >> is it true that every american has the right under the fifth amendment to a miranda warning? >> yeah. >> reporter: but as attorney general eric holder pointed out at a hearing, theres wriggle room. >> is there any exception? >> yes. there are exceptions to miranda and that is one of the ways in which we conduct our interrogations of terrorism suspects. >> candidates please raise your right hand and repeat after me. >> reporter: others in washington want the loo...

Suspects. >> candidates, please raise your right hand and repeat after me. >> reporter: others in washington want to look at the process used by the hundreds of thousands that become citizens each year, these active duty soldiers sworn in by janet napolitano. the current application for naturalization does ask potential citizens whether they are members of communist party or terrorist organization, but there are no questions about al qaeda or terror training camps. napolitano said the form may b...

Application for naturalization. if the charges stick, faisal shahzad fits in a long line of u.s. citizens at war with america. he became a citizen last year. online extremely al alackky inspired nidal hasan. >> talking about people who dont have to go through customs, who are here. what the military might say inside the wire. >> those who join such groups, join our enemy and should no longer be entitled to the rights and privileges -- >> reporter: some want to treat future american terrorists as

Suspects. >> candidates, please raise your right hand and repeat after me. >> reporter: others in washington want to look at the process used by the hundreds of thousands of people who become u.s. citizens each year, like these active duty soldiers sworn in by janet thany pal tan no. . there are no questions about al qaeda or training camps. napolitano said the form may be dated. >> as you read it, i suspect the form hasnt been changed for quite a while. that may be something to look at. >> repo...

Quiet family, you know. the guy worked on wall street. my question to you is, does he fit the m.o. of someone who would try to inflict such harm potentially on so many people? thats all part of the intelligence side. the terrorist groups are understanding how law enforcement profile individuals. they are not the kind that are living on the streets. they are supposed to assimilate into american society and not look poor or desperate. the neighbors, and the people around you, are supposed to be ab...

Who have their spouses one orer other side of the atlantic. ocean.ne the one indicator would have been him being involved in a i previous activity, terrorism, h radicalization, but the fact he goes back and forth toakistas pakistan is not the issue because of so many people who travel to pakistan. >> walid how long would he hav have to be here to become a american citizen? >> it all depends.ehat we dont have that got information. nat how he got that naturalization , being a spouse or every three...