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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180626:00:12:00 - Vimarsana News

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His popularity, it is going up. >> highest in a decade in this country. the american people, you wouldn't know it from watching mainstream media, the american people are happy. i concede. case laws argues against this. i mean expediting the due process so that removal can be much faster, much more efficient. if you break and enter into our home, you are not allowed. you have due process just as a criminal has due process rights when they break and enter into a private residence. it doesn't mean you can stay here for months and years and bog down our system and it is a point that the american p...

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>> the only issue is the state pursuant to the case laws and the state to all parties as part of this proceeding. i have found some case law that's directly on point that we are not entitled to conduct any type of discovery. they did make a request, which was granted in magistrate court, to have access to their client for purposes of photographing him. the magistrate judge had no problem, but it is the state's position that whatever the court is in possession of in the way of motions should be unsealed. now, if you want the state to file a written motion unsealing it, we can certainly do that,...

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Unaccompanied the right to a hearing essentially whether they stay or get deported. the president has to choose how much he adheres to that 2008 law versus what type of reforms he tries to implement and whether he can get those reforms through congress. so it's a very tough situation for the president. they requesting a 2 billion supplemental today to handle the case laws and border security elements of it. when you talk to the administration officials, even they recognize that that is just one step and that this is a humanitarian crisis that is going to last well beyond whether supplemental p...

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That's my percentage, not the case law's, but in the overwhelming majority, it only occurs where that ill will, spite and hatred has been something that has grown over time. the husband and the wife with the affair. the neighbors fighting over the fence. things like that. so that we can presume that there's ill will, spite and hatred by previous acts against the two. and it cannot be presumed. it has to be by direct evidence that there was this previous animosity that would suggest the growth or therefore existence of ill will, spite and >> similarly, there are two other cases. at first i didn...

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Aclu is, you know, they quoted several case laws that pretty much showed us it was well established and it looks like we're going to have no choice but to have to comply with the law that the requirement not be there. although i don't agree with that personally, i still think that we should be able to in our district, we should be able to set a standard of behavior that we require for our students to show. >> sure. >> and part of that should be showing respect to the flag of our nation and our state. >> uh-huh. >> now, sammy -- >> maybe -- >> pardon me, as i understand it, it is a texas state ...