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So how did this happen and what is the status of the lawsuit? >> reporter: well, the status right now is that we should hear a decision by the end of the day by the judge but you really can't overstate the importance of what's happening here. by the end of the day women across missouri could lose access to abortion entirely and that could happen without any laws having to change whatsoever. this is a regulatory issue, a routine licensing issue, an annual license for the only clinic that still provides abortion in this entire state. planned parenthood is saying that the state is essentially try...

Signal. >> he's made the choice to stand by the president on everything. >> there are real concerns about how this is going to affect the economy and i'd say while this is not centrally totally connected to china, we're seeing this sort of parallel story play out over huawei and national security concerns and questions about whether the u.s. policy on tariffs with china is in any way connected to that. >> the president sees no fire wall between any of these issues. huawei, an example, that's a justice department case, it's about a violation of law, iran sanctions, et cetera, but he's mixed it ...

Own administration has said in the past is needed in terms of curbing this is a real issue as well. finally to you, though, what is the biggest lesson learned from your time in cbp under the obama administration that you hope the trump administration would apply here to stem this crisis? >> well, i think, again, it's improving conditions in the three central american countries, but i'm here in miami with the police chiefs of the nation's largest cities and they've made it clear that they have immigration policies also. there is no sanctuary for violent offenders, no sanctuary for felons. they ...

A country for another completely separate issue which is illegal immigration. that's raising some concerns. also raising concerns this could weaken the economy in both countries and weakening mexico's economy how does that solve the illegal immigration problem if you want to put these two together, trade and illegal immigration. last year the u.s. imported almost $350 billion worth of goods from mexico and it's a little deceiving. the u.s. trade representative's office even says this. it's deceiving because some of the things that the u.s. imports some of those dollars like 40 cents of the dol...