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Hearing on the ground here, suzanne. overwhelmingly when we interview people who support the arizona immigration law, they say that they are 100% behind it, and it is long overdue, but in the next sentence they say that we think that people who are here illegally and working and not breaking the law should be allowed to stay, and they say that they need the federal government to pass comprehensive immigration reform to either pass citizenship or some work visa, so even the people that you see of...

Notice and proper notice to the people affected is this would not just happen overnight. there would be ample opportunity for people to respond and take the appropriate action to protect their families. >> just to be clear, these are people who are paying their bills. these are not people that are getting electricity for free. theyre paying their bills. but on a purely practical note, sir, critics of your plan say that its way too costly for utility companies to check the immigration status of e...

Additionally, there is a third accused russian spy slated to appear in court. with them his name michal samanko. he was a russian national. he was in the united states on a work visa. the u.s. attorney there has argued he should not be granted bail because he has, and im quoting now, exceptional resources for escape. in fact, prosecutors here, shepard, have essentially argued that if any of these defendants are allowed to walk out of a u.s. courtroom, dont expect them to ever return. shep? >> sh...

Amazing day today. >> yeah. as someone who was born here as a citizen, doesnt really have to go through that, you dont feel that feeling of becoming a citizen and going through that ceremony. ross, you know, now, youre a bit different. because youre still -- youre still a british citizen. or citizen of the uk. so what was this process like for you? did you find it easy? did you find it hard? were you emotional? what? >> i dont think it was neither easy or difficult. i think it was time consuming...

According to court papers the couple had two safe deposit boxes stashed with $100,000 in cash. as well as fake passports. prosecutors say the couples two young children will soon be taken to live with relatives in russia. a third defendant, mikhail simenko also in court and he did not use a fake identity, and was in the u.s. on a work visa. a visa that has been pulled. authorities say in the apartment, they found computer equipment that could be used for secret communications. in another develop...

In cash. as well as fake passports. prosecutors say the couples two young children will soon be taken to live with relatives in russia. a third defendant, mikhail simenko also in court and he did not use a fake identity, and was in the u.s. on a work visa. a visa that has been pulled. authorities say in the apartment, they found computer equipment that could be used for secret communications. in another development, attorney for accused spy juan lezaro says her client denies making incriminating...

Up. these networks transferred encrypted data between computers at specific designated times. one case an alleged spy identified as anna chapman worked from a coffee shop near times square, another time from a book store near greenwich village. each time an official allegedly with advertise with the russian mission to the uniwas if the area and thats how the two computers basically talked to one another. chapmans parents are russian. she was here on a work visa working out of her home. a u.s. un...

Their yonkers home seen here in new york. searched on monday. according to the complaint, the spice commu spies communicated with their russian contacts with private ad hoc commuter networks that translated encrypted data at computers at specific designated times. in one case an alleged spy worked from a coffee shop near times square, another time from a book store in greenwich village. each time an official allegedly with ties to the russian mission to the united nations was in that area. thats...

They me, passed one another, was basically transmitting computer information that the two computers talking to each other. chapman was working out of her home on a work visa. all of this right now under investigation. again, they have to be happy they caught the 11th person but believe there may be more out there. >> how did they catch them? >> well, interpol put out an apb on this guy. they knew they were looking for -- this other person and so we are told also search warrants may be executed a...

Right now deferred action means he can stay in the u.s., continue to study molecular biology at harvard and apply for a work visa. immigration officials are not saying how long the deferred action will last. eric can apply to have it extended when it expires. but that doesnt ultimately settle the question of his citizenship. >> obviously a really smart kid. what are people saying about him? i know theyre coming out on both sides of the issue. >> huge outpouring of support on facebook that keep e...