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Version of this program back in 2016 when it was parents of u.s. citizens whose deportation was being deferred. in a couple different turns, he mentioned the fact that the administration might have been right to believe that this childhood arrivals program known as daca would be unlawful the way the parental program was. but he didn't fully tip his hand. he asked questions about latitude in general and the agency heads in this, and about consequences. he asked questions about consequences. one other caution i would give here is that the chief doesn't fully show his hand. and last term, at the ...

As you said, in these two cases it was so interesting to see because he sided with the liberals on that census case, giving at least a temporary blow to president trump, but then in really the case that matters the most, he was solidly with the conservatives. critics said that they really wanted the courts to step in and set up a standard, fred, to say when politicians go too far to draw state lines for political gains, and he said, no, i'm slamming the door shut. so he really was key last week in the end of the supreme court term. >> and it's interesting, this comes after the chief justice re...

Case, whether or not it should be included in the 2020 forms. there is a sense of urgency here because those need to get to printing. the government has stressed we need a decision as soon as possible and get that work underway. opponents have said for this they worry that people who are minority populations and those who may have a question about the residency or citizenship aren't going to fill out the forms because they're going to be intimidating >> sandra: intimidated or worried about answering that question. if their argument is that they will be undercounted for representation for feder...