Eyewitness news center. This has been changing by the minute. Bring us up to speed. The state had two choices, could either follow the courts orders and redraw the congressional map, or it could appeal to the Supreme Court and hope for the best. There is an old adage, hope for the best, plan for the worst. Today, an aide to a stop top state republican says that until now it is all been hoping that the District Court would change its mind. And allow districts one and 12 to vote in north carolinas march 15 congressional primary. That did not happen though, and now, instead of working on new maps as instructed by the District Court, the state filed this appeal with the u. S. Supreme court asking chief Justice Roberts to real quickly, saying, given the short twoweek deadline, and the fact that absentee ballots have been sent out, this was lee approaching impending election chaos the court should expedite any response to this application. Chief Justice Roberts denied a similar appeal in vir
Isnt over for voters. Where are people still voting . Patrick Walker at 6. Polls will close in texas and minnesota. And the caucus will wrap up in colorado. And at 9. Alaskas Republican Caucus concludes. Paula Francis our super tuesday coverage continues all evening leading up to a special edition of politics now at 7 30. Paula Francis and you can always get the latest results on our website. Because we are your local election headquarters. Just go to las vegas now dot com. Dave Courvoisier the man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a teenage girl has agreed to a possible plea deal. North Las Vegas Police say 26yearold Jimmy Carter Kim abducted a 14yearold from arizona and held her captive for a month. Today in court kim waived his right to his preliminary hearing. After the girls case became known, other victims came forward. Kim was eventually charged with 83 counts. The plea deal would require kim of Sexual Assault of a minor under 16 and one count of Sexual Assault. Kim
Necessarily changes. By the late 18 hundreds illegality essentially, as charles pointed out, mint, meant asian, this nefarious group of people from asia and were coming to take jobs, plan opium in the United States and generally the boschdebauched the morals of the United States through asian prostitution, for example like the 1875. The page act is directed toward this part of chinese prostitution coming into the United States and the blushing them also places like San Francisco and the surrounding areas. But i wonder even has now, we dont necessarily, although you think about the Campaign Rhetoric of jeb bush, when i was thinking about 1st tourism i was not talking about latinos. I was talking about asians. Somehow that made it better in his mind. Obviously as aa general matter we have replaced that group for which we have this animus with regard to immigration and the way in which we now think about the latino population in some sense and immigration question even though it does not
Rhetorical connection. Theres some, a deeper connection in some ways that i think is worth exploring. So i think thats part of the what i think is fueling this, its the next Civil Rights Movement. [ inaudible ] especially with little ma li. Can you wait for a mic please . I think were changing the whole idea. Racial profiling. Not race, but theyre so mixed now. I mean, the huge diversity of a latin latinos, and i love the millennials. Theyre whatever, everything. Peruvian, chinese, mormons, theyre my best friends. How do you racially profile in this incredibly, this is the question in affirmative action people are talking about now, too. Im not sure that dynamic of the 60s, i think in some ways were more like the 1920s now than we are the 1960s with huge income inequality, the fear of war, fear of foreign invasion. Tremendous difference in working conditions. And that was what drove a law that people wanted more border control, not less. I think were heading more for that in the public
Federal level in the United States. And thats what i really want to focus on. It creates then a cascade of problems that political and legal developments attempt to grapple with. They attempt to grapple with it without addressing that fundamental disconnect at the heart of the 1965 law and so you see a series of enactments at both the state and federal level that are, perhaps we could say, biting around the edges of the problem but not really getting to the root of it itself. So immediately after 1965, or very soon thereafter, you start to see some of the effects of the state level. In 1971 california passes an employer sanctions law. For the first time its able to sort of connect the idea of who should be working within california to the concept of illegality that the 1965 act helped set up. California is in a fairly 1971, yeah. California is in a recession at this point. This law, this employer sanctioned law that stops employers in california from or at least penalizes employers fro