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So, that was michael cohen prayed the president's former attorney, who pled guilty today and was sentenced to among other things, tax evasion campaign fid a number of crimes. he was sentenced to 36 months. he's also turning over at least a hundred thousand dollars in fines. please stay tuned to fox news channel and this fox nation for continuing coverage of this story. i met melissa francis in new york we will bring it up to the couch i get a broader reaction. almost everybody agrees that this seems like a pretty lenient sentence at this point. what does that tell you but the future and what's...
It is those would-be illegal immigrants that president trump targeted in a november 9th proclamation saying anyone who crosses the border between official points of entry would not be eligible for asylum. but the courts have again ruled against the president with a u.s. district judge who was appointed by president obama writing, "whatever the scope of the president's authority, he may not rewrite the immigration laws to oppose a condition that congress has expressly forbidden." the trump administration can appeal, and the case will likely circuit court of appeals, which has already ruled agai...
Already on u.s. soil. it is those what-be illegal immigrants that president trump targeted in a november 9th proclamation saying anyone who crosses the border between official points of entry would not be eligible for asylum. but the courts have again ruled against the president with u.s. district judge who was appointed by president obama writing, "whatever the scope of the president's authority, he may not rewrite the immigration laws to oppose a condition that congress has expressly forbidden." the trump administration can appeal, and the case will likely be heard by the ninth circuit court...