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>> is a great question. this is the day one priority at dhs in the direction of the wanted to do it right. they put it through a very robust process. it took well over two years to get where we are now but now we are very solid legal foundation and can survive a myriad of challenges. if you look at some of the losses that are coming out of california and the far left, they are really making a valid legal claim these are policy objections. the administration is a good legal footing because of the deliverance of nature that they took. bq one of the things that they took. is related to racism. bu...

Has happened? >> i have not. and -- but we expect them. and we've taken the opportunity to inform people their rights. for example, they don't have to open up their doors until they see a warrant signed by a federal judge. so we're informing people as their rights. i come from -- >> how are people being informed? >> we're informing them through the organizations, as well as leaflets, as well as all of our offices are making certain that people know what their rights are. but we have lots of immigrant organizations here in south florida, and all of us, republican and democrats, have joined toge...

Happening in washington. >> so, mayor, you know, obviously it's unclear what exactly he will do this weekend. but are you going to actually help people hide? are you going to take that full stop to defy him? how far are you willing to go personally? >> we're doing a couple of things here in denver. what we're doing is really working with all of our partners in the communities, our -- the aclu, the seiu, the immigrant organizations, immigrant law -- legal services programs. we also have a legal defense fund we created here in denver in partnership with the private sector felon throppic organiza...

Emanuel. his city today taking action against new federal regulations governing sanctiuary city. his city claiming the new rules are unauthorized and unconstitutional. the attorney general announced in late july that cities must agree to let federal immigration agents access local jails and give 48 hours notice before releasing certain people that the federal government might have their eye on. if they don't comply, those cities could lose millions in federal grant money. msnbc's mar anna aturns ois following this story. give us some context and some reaction. what are you hearing? >> chris, i...