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>> s.e.a.l.s would rather die than be captured. >> at the end of the day it was a leap of faith. >> reporter: friday, april 29, just after 8:20 a.m., the mission begins. the president gives the go. >> the president, after a long night's sleep, basically came in and immediately told the staff, "you've got the green light." let's go. >> reporter: as president obama departs for the tornado-ravaged south, the u.s. military's best-kept secret is under way. >> the troops were ready and in place. the equipment was ready to go. the plan had been practiced again and again and again. >> report...

>> s.e.a.l.s would rather die than be captured. >> at the end of the day it was a leap of faith. vi . >> reporter: friday, april 29, just after 8:20 a.m., the mission begins. the president gives the go. >> the president, after a long night's sleep, basically came in and immediately told the staff, "you've got the green light." let's go. >> reporter: as president obama departs for the tornado-ravaged south, the u.s. military's best-kept secret is under way. >> the troops were ready and in place. the equipment was ready to go. the plan had been practiced again and again and again. >> r...

>> s.e.a.l.s would rather die than be captured. >> at the end of the day it was a leap of faith. >> reporter: friday, april 29, just after 8:20 a.m., the mission begins. the president gives the go. >> the president, after a long night's sleep, basically came in and immediately told the staff, "you've got the green light." let's go. >> reporter: as president obama departs for the tornado-ravaged south, the u.s. military's best-kept secret is under way. >> the troops were ready and in place. the equipment was ready to go. the plan had been practiced again and again and again. >> report...

Arizona police officers inquire into the immigration status of those stopped or arrests." after a judge's decision last week on arizona's law, some opponents interpreted that as a signal that the policy rests entirely in federal hands. today's decision makes clear that virginia is not buying it. >> opponents of immigration enforcement say last week's temporary injunction means no one anywhere is allowed to enforce immigration law but the federal government. and that is just not true. >> he did not challenge the fig's -- federal government's to set this arrangement. >> it says, first of all, no...

Enforcement officers they do have the authority to inquire into the immigration status if a person is stopped or arrested. after a judge's decision last week's on arizona's immigration law. signal that the immigration rests entirely with federal hands. today's opinion clarifies that. at least in virginia. >> the opponents of immigration enforcement are saying last week's temporary injunction means no one anywhere is allow tonight force immigration law except the federal government. that's just not true. now cuccinelli did not challenge the power to set immigration policy but did argue the powe...