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he is targeting the latino vote. and just last hour, a three-judge appeals court panel finished hearing arguments on whether to allow texas to enforce that law sb4, it let's local and state authorities arrest people suspected of crossing the border illegally and even deport them cnn broke the news yesterday that the supreme court decided to let sb4 take effect. but a few hours later, the fifth circuit court of appeals put the law back on hold. >> a new >> ruling from that court could come down at any minute. cnn's ed lavandera has been in texas tracking this for us it's been a pretty confusing 24 hours here. ed, what are you hearing there on the ground >> well, >> i think that >> confusion is but reign supreme here across law enforcement agencies, especially all across the state, as they tried to make sense of what the legal system is doing with senate bill before sb4, as it's known right now, those law enforcement agencies we've

been reaching out to as i mentioned, kind of grappling with how they would enforce this law if it were to be allowed to go into effect and when that's the news that we're waiting on, but the thing that we're hearing over and over, brianna, is that there does not seem to be in appetite or into desire for law enforcement organizations, police departments, and sheriff's departments to go out solely to enforce this law. they are many people or many of these organizations are saying that if it comes up in the course of investigating other crimes than that law would be enforced. but for example, the mayor of el paso here putting out a statement saying that they are going to focus on public security the public health not enforce immigration laws. they believed that it is the federal government's duty to do that border patrol and customs and border protection agents to carry that out here's a little sample of what it was like in this hearing. this morning. and you could just send from the judges and even the lawyer representing the state of texas confusion as to exactly how this law would

be implemented was just trying to envision how this all plays. a couple of things just because i'm not sure i understand the law totaling. so what or someone enters in let's say, from mexico into arizona and lives there for five years then moos to texas. or they covered i don't know the answer >> so you know, some really crucial questions as to exactly what the implementation of this law would look like. date today. and that is what so many organizations, law enforcement organizations are grappling with right now. and just to recap, this would allow this law would allow local law while enforcement officers to arrest people suspected of entering texas illegally and also give judges the ability to support those migrants to mexico. and we should also point out that mexican officials are saying that they will not accept

migrants from other countries, that texas sends back into mexico. so just the nuts and bolts of how this will work is still but very much up in the air. >> we're gonna >> all right. and thank you so much for that. let's bring in cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz. she is in phoenix following the president. obviously a lot of confusion there in texas, arlette, and there was a lot on the president's plate during the south southwest swing. tell us about it >> yeah. briana president biden just happens to be an arizona and texas today to critical border states at a time when the immigration debate has once a gun come front and center in the 20th, 24 campaign, the white house yesterday when the supreme court had issued a decision express their disappointment with that decision, saying that it was they believed that this texas law is unconstitutional. korean john pierre, the white house press secretary, saying a statement, quote, as before, will not only make communities in texas less safe, it will also burden law enforcement and so chaos and confusion at our

southern border. she added sb4 is just another example of republican officials politicizing the border while blocking real solutions, of course, is the it is flashpoints in the long brewing tension between the federal government and the state of texas has texas governor greg abbott has taken some actions to try to counter when he feels is president biden's inaction at the us southern border. now, part of biden's purpose, as he is out here west yesterday in nevada in here here in arizona? uh, yesterday. and today he's really trying to shore up support among latino voters. he met with a group of latino voters at a mexican restaurant in south phoenix last night hi, talking about how critical they will be to his reelection in 2024. it comes at a time where you have seen trump really try to peel off some that hispanic supports hispanics, support those typically gone to the democratic coalition. trump has tried to make some headway there of four republicans, but it comes as the the biden campaign, the president are aware that they need to do some

more work to keep latinos on board. the president while he has been here has tried to stress the contrast between himself and trump especially when it comes to his rhetoric to immigrants present pointing to trump's past comments, sustain that migrants are poisoning the blood of this country, the president condemning that in saying the, he just simply has different values, then the former president. but in addition to these efforts to court latinos here in arizona and nevada yesterday, the present let's also expected to really focus in on his economic agenda here in chandler, arizona in just a few hours, the administration today announced the largest grants going to a us companies to produce computer chips here in the united states is about $8.5 billion. that will be going to intel to construct, build, expands facilities here from the us as they're trying to spur more job growth. the white house projects that could create up to 30,000 jobs, which partially could contribute here directly in a battleground state that he's looking to defend come november. >> all right. arlette will be

awaiting his remarks. there in arizona. thank you for that report for us >> we're joined now by john sandwich. he served as acting director of immigration and customs enforcement or ice, under president obama. john thanks so much for being with us. i want to go back to that sound bite that ed lavandera played for us, where an appeals court judge asks a hypothetical question regarding sb4, and it seems like a folks that are arguing on behalf of this law for this law are struggling to explain it what does that tell you >> well, listen, if the state doesn't know how it's going to enforce this law, how is this going to fit into the broader ecosystem at the border? and how is it that you can say it's not going to create massive confusion? >> look, this >> is very delicate boss. there's a lot of moving parts here but the idea that texas could just adopt this kinda take on a big part of the border security role. what we're in do immigration enforcement really just from a practical perspective is

ludicrous? this is a very complex system and it's not so easy to just kind of change the law and then start enforcing it and solve things. it doesn't work that way. >> to your point about it being delicate, that question of local law enforcement taking on immigration enforcement you get a very serious problems there. i got two diametrically opposed views discussing that over the last two days. first, brandon judd, he's the head of the national border patrol union. he says that texans should have faith that officers at the local level will be properly equipped to handle the duties that up to now have been the purview of border patrol agents. on the other side, we spoke to the mayor of laredo yesterday dr. victor trevino. he says that this is a recipe for disaster, not limited to just outright discrimination against latinos which two of those do you see as closer to the truth >> boards look, i think that if we obviously as you know what this operation lone star texas

have been deploying officers right at the immediate border to be fair, certainly, if you see somebody entering the united states and right, no, they're not texas law enforcement officer watching someone unlawfully entered the united states. you're probably not going to have that as many concerns are there. they're going to violate someone's civil rights if they effectuating arrest for unlawful entry in that case. but certainly the farther you get away from the border, it is going to be incredibly hard for texas police officers to enforce this law in a way that doesn't step on in a nondiscriminatory fashion, or it doesn't step on civil rights. remember, federal agents have extensive training about how to do this, even then it's incredibly difficult, but probably more importantly is we have ice, has access to databases that often reveal someone's immigration status or their immigration history. texas police aren't going to have access to that information. so i don't see a as you get away from the border, how they're going to be able to do this in a nondiscriminatory fashion. and if i just say very quickly, boards despite all that training given it is very rarely, but mistakes have been made even there where us citizens have been apprehended.

so look, i think right at the border itself, to be fair, probably less concerns, but the farther you get away, it's gonna be very difficult to do this in a nondiscriminatory manner and not to mention that those border patrol agents are also trained to offer humanitarian assistance which folks crossing the border often need that local law enforcement, it's not clear that they're gonna have the resources necessary to provide that. now john, if this law were to take effect despite this long list of unanswered questions about how we would actually work how likely is it that sb4 would be effective in stemming the record shattering numbers that we've seen of people entering the country three illegally. do you think it would help deter illegal immigration >> it might have an immediate deterrent effect where it migrant communities based on the fear and confusion about the law. maybe avoid texas and just it pushes traffic over different parts of the border. but look, writ large, texas law enforcement have their hands full forcing public safety laws. and i think boris very quickly what i would emphasize

is they play a critical role in border security. they're on task forces with ice investigating drug smugglers and human traffickers texas state prosecutors to pick up the slack when the fed's don't have enough resources to prosecute cases, we will, ice will frequently present cases and driving drug cartels or human traffickers, et cetera. to state prosecutors. so now we're going to divert those resources away from those kind of key public safety and border security functions to just kinda doing the civil immigration enforcement right. going after the economic migrants have a concern about that. but the book, the bottom line is, as i've said, 1 million times, this crisis is a resource crisis. the federal government pores billions into it and it's still overwhelmed by the numbers texas doesn't have the resources to make a significant impact in what we're seeing. and certainly not one that justifies all the confusion this law is going to create. >> and it seems to be quite confusing even for the folks that are supposed to be a defending it. john sandwich appreciate the perspective. thanks so much >> thank you. >> of course, brown.

>> right now, house republicans are holding their second public impeachment inquiry hearing into president biden. despite the fact that the main source was just indicted for allegedly lying to the fbi. and while the hearing so far has been low on proof, it has had plenty of antics democratic congressman jared moscowitz showing up wearing a mask a vladimir putin, as you see here. and republicans keeping a name plate for the empty seat meant for hunter biden, who declined to appear the gop list of witnesses also includes a former business associate of the biden family plan, a former business partner of hunter biden, he testified remotely from a federal prison where he is serving time for fraud democrats, maine witness, serve time for campaign finance, wire fraud himself, a former colleague of rudy giuliani, lev parnas, testified that he knows firsthand the ukraine corruption allegations against the bidens are false

>> in nearly a year traveling the world and interviewing officials in different countries i found precisely zero evidence of the bidens corruption in ukraine no credible sources ever provided proof of criminal activity, not the fbi, cia, nor the nsa >> cnn's annie grayer is joining us now live from capitol hill, and he tell us what you're learning from this hearing. >> well, brianna, we're >> not seeing much of anything new happening in the hearing room behind me, but we are seeing is both sides really digging? yeah republicans are continuing to claim without any evidence that joe biden is somehow intimately involved in his family's foreign business dealings. democrats meanwhile, are using their own witness to undermine the key allegations of this republican led inquiry. take a listen to lev parnas, who you might recognize, he was a key way fitness in donald trump's first impeachment and is a former associate of rudy giuliani. take a listen

>> the only information ever pushed on the bidens and ukraine has come from one source, one source only russia and russian agents their impeachment proceedings that bring us here. now our predicate or false information spread by the kremlin, because the team's investigations were centered around biden in ukraine. i was designated a point person and every matter they pursued now this how that is how i know with certainty that these biden stories and are untrue then and are true now now riana, this is only the second hearing republicans have >> had since opening their investigation into the bidens. and now the inquiry is at a standstill because after 15 months of investigating countless interviews, subpoenas, and documents, they haven't uncovered any evidence of wrongdoing by the president, and they certainly don't have the votes to impeach. republicans were hoping that hunter biden the president's son, was going to show up in-person for this hearing today, but he decided not to do

so instead of that, we're seeing a lot of antics happening in the room behind me and no clear consensus on where the inquiry goes from here. >> yeah. >> and masks it's like halloween been up there on the hill annie grayer. thank you so much for that report. we do appreciate it. >> and it had >> this hour on cnn news central are rescue flight from haiti full of america park in a is due back in the us today, we'll have details of the terrifying chaos that they're leaving behind. plus the problem just keeps stacking up for boeing. what one of their leaders just reveal >> and the book >> ban debate turns very ugly and nebraska state lawmaker is facing calls to resign, including from within his own party after he inserted a fellow senators name into a novel's graphic depiction of rape. we're going to talk to a member of his own party who is among those telling him to step down gene charles, did night at

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are in apologized for what he said. he said he was trying to get the attention of both the female lawmaker and her brother with the same last name. but now many of his colleagues are calling for his resignation including one of the senators that how tolerant mentioned in the speech, michela kavanaugh, she sent this statement to cnn halloran verbally spat in the face of sexual assault victims across this state and the country by inserting my name in-between phrases obscenity, it's beneath him it's beneath his title. so let me say this. senator steve halloran should be held accountable. calvino's colleagues backed her up. here's what another state senator had to say about what halloran did >> if you were at your job any other job any other job in the world and you got up and told your co-worker in front of the entire rest of the workplace give me you got up and you said that and then you interjected

their name into a graphic description of a rape >> what do you >> think your company would do to you? do you think you would have your job the next day? >> that was nebraska state senator julie slama, who is with us now to talk a little bit more about what's happening there in nebraska. center. thanks for being with us and your colleague has no plans to resign. he's made that very clear. he is term limited out, so he's not going to be in the state senate too much longer, but where does this go from here? here then >> thank you very much. briana i appreciate it. i have spoken with senator cabinet and she is moving forward with her own official action to be taken. the executive board announced an investigation this morning which i think is an effort to slow walk any action being taken until after the session. there's no investigation that needs to take place. everything's under halloran

said was in public on the mic for the entire state of nebraska to hear. it's shameful, it's disappointing, and it's another, in a long line of very embarrassing comments that have happened in our nebraska legislature over the last few years >> you are >> a survivor of sexual assault. you had other survivors as did other lawmakers reaching out to you. what did they say? >> the survivors who reached out and very bravely shared their stories shared their anguish at this happening in their house, and their legislature and it's stirred up a lot of emotions for many of them to see another state senator be very cruelly victimized by being named in that passage my heart goes out to all of the survivors that have reached out to me. i stand with them, i stand with senator

kavanaugh in breaking party thanks. and fighting for what's right here and holding sunder halloran accountable >> what has offended you? >> the >> most about this entire incident? >> the most >> offensive >> chapter about it for me happened yesterday morning when sender halloran gave really it half effort at an apology and the speaker of the legislature, john arch, made it clear that we needed to move forward and not make an issue of what happened the legislature is historically failed to correct actions in times like this and has failed to implement any kind of hr policy the most public workspace and nebraska lacks any kind of coherence, human resources policy, which

is a disservice to nebraska pins and everybody working in the legislature so for me, after all of the survivors had reached out to my office and i had recovered from the night before having that really half-hearted effort to make those survivors feel better about what happened was the most offensive to me >> at the heart of this was a debate over this bill, which would hold teachers and librarians criminally responsible for giving students in grades k through 12 access to obscene material as it is defined. find in the law >> you know, what do you think about >> the effort behind this bill i think the >> effort behind the bill comes from a good place. the bill died on a filibuster this morning. but i think that sender halloran comments took us so far beyond anything that

was appropriate in debate on that bill to where i actually think that his comments serve to help kill the bell even though he was trying to support it >> do you think that what we heard from senator halloran speaks to this larger trend that we're seeing where violence is being invoked in the name of politics. do you see a through line? i'm there or not >> yes, absolutely. this is been a problem in the nebraska legislature for at least the last five years, and it's only gotten worse. the more that senders see that there are no consequences for invoking violence and how they're speaking. and this is just another, another example of that conduct been seen as acceptable in nebraska >> you see that trend. do you see it as part of a national trend?

>> yes. i think there is definitely a national all through line there >> how do you >> worry about that as you are a young lawmaker and i know that you are not going to be seeking another term, but you may have a political future ahead of you that's certainly a potential expectation. i mean, what do you think about that is you think to the future of politics in your state? beyond >> for me, i've, i've survived some of the worst things a person can go through. so i'm not necessarily worried about myself. i worry for the next 22 year-old young woman that's going to be coming into the legislature or getting into politics and knowing what i've fallen through and knowing that there are protections in place to keep them from experiencing some of the same trauma. i've had to experience. so my my worry right now as i'm leaving the legislature and going on to

other things, is really calling out >> the issues i see >> that have traditionally been swept under the rug in the nebraska legislature and fight for positive change, even if it does mean defending one of the most staunch liberals in the legislature, while i'm one of the most outspoken republicans in the place well, we appreciate the conversation obviously, what happened in nebraska garnered a lot of national attention and it's great to get your perspective number prasco state senator julie slow-mo. we appreciate your time >> thank you very much. briana >> we'll be right back >> check who a year, nothing. >> a space shuttle accidents, usually not one thing. it's a series of events is that part of the wing? coming apart? >> space shuttle columbia. he final flight or mere sunday, april 7 at nine on when these

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