>> because the aclu will say you are not allowed to touch these people. want to lined bridges and encampments and evacuate their bowels on the street and spread typhoid and typhus, the aclu is largely to blame and the liberals who keep supporting that idea who dignify the homeless on the streets without any shelter. these people are mentally ill. these are not bank vice presidents who happens to lose their jobs. these are mentally ill people, drug addicts, alcoholics. they need to be treated and they can be treated. it's a big hard job. we can't let our cities turn into trash heaps and places where there is disease and typhoid. but it's become a standard way to live in big cities in america. trish: why is it so much in america. you go to other places and you don't see that that much. >> we do not have in europe anything like the aclu which keeps the police from taking these poor homeless people and putting them in homes where they can be treated. it's inhumane to say we are going to be good to you to let you wander freely on the streets and freeze and bib

so this is building on what aclu said, right. we already see this in thel

just exactly what the aclu and others have claimed was the case.he hearing today is in a court in new york, one of the courts that already ruled that this census question was illegal and based on lies and they're saying to the government, hey, you know, tell us why this doesn't seem to prove that you lied to us. there is actually a request for sanctions against some of the lawyers and officials -- >> how likely is that? how often would something like that that hatch? >> it would be pretty unusual but it's pretty unusual to have a hard drive revealed, you know, the motive out loud that people have said. this is possibly, i think, the biggest or one of the biggest cases the supreme court will face this year. >> so given that and the fact that this new information came out after the oral arguments were made what is the likelihood it impacts the ultimate decision? >> it's a really interesting question. they probably already have written the opinion. when they filed the these new motions in the trial court in new york they sent a copy up to the supreme

the aclu said either rule in our favor here, essentially, or delay until the fall. you've got this letter this week from the solicitor general, noel francisco saying this is a bunch of baloney, essentially, and we have to print this thing now. >> you know, this is really a pressure cooker for chief justice roberts and his court. we've seen roberts try to make his court seem like it's not political, but he is finding himself right in the middle of this political issue, as jeffrey just laid out. incredibly important for electoral representation and for communities to get these funds that go towards safe roads, schools, health care, et cetera, and so what roberts is going to be faced with is whether he just pretends that this administration did not engage in these shenanigans, which the lower courts said were unlawful, that the secretary of commerce, wilbur ross, did not act in good faith. that's a big deal when you're talking about something as important as the census. it might sound boring but it's incredibly important to our democracy. >> wilbur ross, the commerce s

as rachel has reported the aclu has been largely successful in challenging the policy in court so fareral judge ordered the trump administration to allow abortion access to detained teens while the case works its way through the courts but the trump administration appealed that ruling and we've been waiting for months to find out what the appeals court was going to decide. today it decided. ruling that the trump administration is not allowed to block these young women and girls from getting an abortion if they want one. which is a right enshrined by supreme court precedent for any woman in this country, whether or not she is a u.s. citizen. in its ruling the three judges assigned to the case write that the trump administration's policy of blocking asylum seeking teenagers from obtaining an abortion runs in direct conflict with roe v. wade, quote, the supreme court has determined and then redetermined that the constitution offers basic protection to the woman's right to choose. we are not free to dilute a constitutional right recognized by controlling supreme court precedent so that ot

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this is a huge win for the aclu and for young women and girls in the trump administration or that theation was blocking from accessing their constitutional right to an abortion. but is this decision permanent? joining us now, brigitte amiri from the aclu's reproductive freedom project and the lawyer who has been fighting this case in court. she's back with us tonight. thank you for being with us. >> good to be here. >> the argument -- there was some unusual arguments that the government made in trying to represent its case, none of which ultimately seemed to have legal merit. that said, does this ruling stick for a while? what happens next? >> so this win is incredibly important for the young people in government custody right now who may seek access to abortion information or abortion itself. so our victory remains that those minors are able to access the information and care that they need. but this is not the end of the road. this case right now is just about the preliminary injunction that initial victory that we got in the lower court and this is an affirmation of that. but the c

she's a member of the aclu. he gave that answer, it can't stand, it's got to go away and then the campaign came up with a different one. i don't understand it. i think it's something you guys have to flesh out. i'm not judging, i'm not criticizing, i'm testing and i appreciate you doing it. >> chris, let me say something on that. i've been on very small rope lines. there are not that many people that want to shake my hand and ask me questions when i do events. i've seen president obama, i've seen vice president biden do rope lines. a lot of types you can't hear the question exactly how it's framed, but his record on this has never wavered and i think that you will hear him address it more. so that's why i believe the campaign had to come out and make clear because what we don't want to do is mislead anybody. and i think that that's been joe's track record, to always be a man to stand up and own what he believes, and so we want to make sure that we did that. >> well, look, and, again, that's why this show is alwa

threat to national security. >> this is the aclu?the aclu. >> reporter: the persecution of homosexual public servants gave rise to the gay rights movement in the pugnacious person of frank caminy, a ph.d. from harvard and an as stronener with the u.s. army map service, was fired in 1957 for being gay. >> to the best of my knowledge and belief, i was the first person to fight back out of all of those large, huge number of people that were fired in the '50s. >> he says that this issue is -- it's not about national security. it's not even about morality. it's about civil rights, and he creates this new rhetoric. he calls himself and his colleagues in the group hoalri citins, and you can't forget either part of that. >> reporter: in 1963, he became the first openly gay person to testify on capitol hill. then in 1965, he organized picket lines in front of the state department and the white house. >> every american citizen has the right to be considered by his government on the basis of his own personal merit as an individual. >> those fol

the aclu saying recently unearthed documents showing the now deceased gerrymandering expert recommendedying it "would be advantageous to republicans and non-hispanic whites ats, and we could be a disadvantage for democrats." after the documents became public, the aclu filing a motion informing the supreme court of new evidence, writing, "we always had suspicions about the real motive of the administration, but this is the clearest evidence we have that the genesis of this was an effort to dilute minority voting power. the real reason behind this was the opposite of what they were saying." but the doj firing back, calling the aclu's filing "frivolous, and an attempt to reopen an already decided case." in the meantime, secretary wilbur ross told congress that he added the question solely at the suggestion of the justice department with the goal of better and forcing the voting rights act. house democrats just last hour announcing that they will delay plans to hold both ross and attorney general william barr in contempt over failure to comply with the subpoena requesting documents on the c

amazon has faced increasing criticism over facial recognition from civil liberties groups like the aclu. >> there does seem to be a recognition that the tech companies need to be held to a better standard. >> amazon says its facial recognition technology is quote a powerful tool for business purposes but just as importantly for law enforcement and government agencies adding new technologies should not be banned or condemned because of its potential misuse, but it's not just amazon. other tech companies including facebook, twitter, and alphabet also face shareholder proposals on issues like privacy industry watchers say the trend marks an inflection point for all companies. >> responsible investing has become so prevalent that i think you're going to see it across companies of all market capitalizations, small, mid and large. >> the tool is able to identify faces in an image or video as well as the person's attributes like hair color, eye color and even your mood. >> is this a mood ring how do they actually recognize my mood? >> i know, right it's like reading tea leaves the promotional

the aclu says it was never shown to be very effective. there are some indications that it has not been used for the last six months. former national security officials say it's a compliance nightmare. some say snowden's revelations may have prolonged a program that was becoming cumbersome and outdated, shep. >> shepard: thank you. the u.s. military reports two american troops were killed today in afghanistan. the military has not released details. yesterday the secretary of state mike pompeo visited the capitol city of kabul where he said washington was hoping to get a peace deal done by the end of the summer. more than 2,400 u.s. service members have died after the attacks of 9-11, a mom in new jersey left dead after her son's bully beat her unconscious. he says he was pushing her 1-year-old in a stroller and walking with her son when the 13-year-old attacked her. it happened a week ago in pasaic, new jersey. her lawyer is just releasing they photos. he says they were walking home from school when they realized three kids were following

the aclu took notice and sued the city and won the case. i am meeting with the plaintiffs.onsin black historical society. >> they should have a general perception with wisconsin that black people don't live here. is that it? have you heard that? >> i went to new york and when i told people they were from wisconsin, their eyes are wide open. >> ain't no cows in milwaukee. >> this is kind of an inside job. i had the same reaction you just had. i'm a celebrity. >> talk about why they get involved in this and including stories that are not about black people being killed by cops. they are harder to tell and harder to understand the racism. >> it's absolutely completely pervasive and not just cities like milwaukee, but other cities as well. what we ended up finding out with the city of milwaukee and police department and their own data, we found that they stopped something like 350,000 people unconstitutionally. >> the numbers are ridiculous and what's harder to measure is the emotional toll and you could end up dead for nothing. steven was walking home and accused of marijuana

i was never planning on working on this issue, the issue fan to me, thank you, aclu. i just got word shareholders did not end up, shareholders of amazon did not pass a ban on the sale of recognition, and that just means it is more important congress acts. thank you mr. chairman, for your leadership. chairman cummings: without objection the following statements will be included in the hearing record. facing the future of surveillance, the electronic privacy information center on the fbi next-generation identification program. onber three, a case study partnering to protect the public during freddie gray riots. i would like to thank our witnesses. i have been here now for 23 years. it's one of the best hearings i have seen, really. you were all very thorough and very detailed. members will have five legislative days to submit fortional written questions the witnesses to the chair, which will then be forwarded to the witnesses. i ask our witnesses to please respond as promptly as you can. again, i want to thank all of you for your patience. sorry we started late, we had

now, that evidence was not considered by the supreme court arguments and that's exactly why the aclu has asked the court to delay its decision until more fact finding can be done. on another front the aclu is also asking a maryland judge to stup in here by tomorrow to stop this question from being added. that's happening on a totally different track on the supreme court so that's complicating things as well. there are major decisions with other political complications, too. we're waiting on decisions on extreme partisan injure may mandderring. a lot of open questions here, poppy, but we should get more answers today at 10:00 a.m. >> 47 minutes to go, really important things that will change a lot for people in this country. either way they're decided, you'll be there. jessica snider, thank you so much. >>> he was not in the room but for some candidates president trump was front and center in the debate last night. the candidates strategies going after the president next, and cnn takes you inside that controversial migrant detention facility in texas where reports of incredibly poor c

. >> i'm the aclu celebrity ambassador for racial justice, and i had the same reaction you just had.me why the aclu gets involved with this and including stories that aren't about black people being killed by cops therefore they're harder to tell and harder for people to understand the racism. >> it's completely per vase skpif not just cities like milwaukee, but other cities as well. what we ended up finding out with the city of milwaukee, their own data, we found they stopped 350,000 people unconstitutionally. >> wow the numbers are ridiculous. but what's harder to measure is the emotional toll when you're not doing anything wrong and you could end up dead for nothing. listen to steven who was walking home from class and accused of marijuana possession. >> i said i don't smoke marijuana. he stopped and stared at me. it was in that moment where you realize if something happens to you, if you make sudden movement, you could be on the pavement. >> so what if you did smell like weed. you didn't smell like a bank robbery, you know what i mean? then there's the state rep trying to avoid w

where if you round up from your ride, you donate to the aclu we've never needed the aclu so much [ cheersdirected a piece and jason played the lyft driver and unbeknownst to these innocent bystanders, they got into their lyft and jason was their driver. and we just waited to see how long they would figure it out. >> seth: and then you added another surprise passenger >> there's another surprise who gets in halfway through. it's longer. it's, like, two, three minutes but we cut down 30 seconds just for you. >> seth: okay, let's take a -- let's take a look at this commercial >> feel free to throw in "booksmart" there in anyway you want >> my gal is - she's just always in my ear, you know >> well, that happens. >> yeah. yeah, i need a little direction every now and then [ laughter ] >> i saw this thing on the seth meyers show the other night. >> who >> seth meyers >> who's that? >> he's a talk show. he does a talk show. he's a comedian. >> what are you talking about? >> he used to be on "saturday night live." great political views. >> you're thinking about trevor noah. i know trevor noah >>

the department of justice or an organization like the naacp, aclu. these organizations have limited funds. contrast that with the jurisdiction he was defending the suit. they pulled from tax money. every person pays their tax money including the very citizens who are bringing the suit. they are actually in their tax money paying for the county to work against them. section five of the voting rights act was the most novel feature. one of the most effective enforcement mechanisms. it is what was called the free -- preclearance requirement. all changes covered by the voting rights act special provision had to be preapproved i one of two factfinders. either a three-judge panel in the federal courts in the district of columbia, or the department of justice. you begin to see some of the things that happened with the passage of voting rights act. i was involved in the charleston county council election. right before the voting rights act, there was an article that interviewed all the council members of charleston, south carolina. they said -- it is quoted t

former aclu national drang tore mike myers is here to tell us why his party is dead wrong on the issueplus, he responds to the latest racial controversy spun up by joe biden. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >> the stain of slavery with not just inked in bloodshed but in the policy that fueled white supremacy and racism and disadvantaged african-americans economically for generations. >> the role of the federal government in supporting the institution of slavery and subsequent discrimination directed against blacks is an injustice must be formally acknowledged and addressed. >> a senator running for presi

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the aclu says this. religious freedom in america means we all have a right to a religious beliefs, doesn't give us the right use a religion to discriminate against and oppose those beliefs on others who do not share them. this is what alexandria ocasio cortez says about the hyde amendment in that context. >> the hyde amendment isn't about abortion per se. the heideman trend is truly about equality of healthcare and healthcare access for low-income women and women of color and women that get caught in our mass incarceration system. >> she says it is a matter of access to healthcare more than anything else. >> i think i disagree with every word. the hyde amendment is not a board of -- not about abortion is nonsense. it has everything to do with that. for the aclu to suggest this is somehow about religious freedom or separation of church and state is nonsense and it is an offense to the american people who do not regardless where they stand on the issue of abortion do not believe us taxpayer dollars should

for decades he voiced support for the hyde amendment, that prohibits but when an aclu volunteer pressedabout this, this is what happened in may. >> i have one question question for you, and that is -- will you commit to abolishing the hyde amendment, which hurts poor women and women of color. >> yes. and, by the way, aclu member, i have a near perfect voting report my entire career. >> i'm glad you said. >> no, no, right now, it can't stay. >> just this wednesday, the campaign backtracked. they said he misunderstood the question, and putting him at odds with all his lading 2020 opponents. a top surrogate argued it was a deeply held conviction because of hi catholic faith. he is a deep le religious man, and his position on the hyde amendment has been consistent. >> but the very next day, biden announced he had changed his mind. >> circumstances have changed. i've been working through the final details of my health care plan, likes others in this race, and i've been struggling with the problems that hyde now presents. if i believe health care is a right, ai do, i can no longer support an

. ♪ >>> welcome back, the aclu wants the u.s.block a citizenship question from being put on the upcoming u.s. census, the aclu wants to while the lower court gets more information about the role they had in adding that question to the survey. a decision is expected by the end of the month, because the census bureau needs those forms to be printed no later than july 1. >>> the house committee has voted to hold two members of president trump's cabinet in contempt, the democrat controlled house oversight committee ordered william barr and wilber ross in contempt, for not turning over documents related to a proposed citizenship question on the 2020 census. emigrants say they want the information to determine why the trump administration wants to add that question to the senses. >> we want to know why this question was magically added, after we have seen that a political operative new and detailed an intent to intimidate racial and immigrant immunities for a partisan purpose, saying this will hurt democrats and help republicans, that

which hurts poor women and women of color. >> yes, and by the way, the aclu, perfect voting record mytire career. >> i heard you did, but i'm glad you just said you would commit to abolishing the hyde amendment. >> right now it can't stay. >> you just heard the former vice president tell that woman twice that he opposes the hyde amendment. his campaign says he has not changed his position. he misheard the question, and thought he was referring to the mexico city rule. >> you can see how he may have misunderstood that question. i was having a hard time figuring out what she was asking, loud room. he will have to answer to the position in the weeks and months ahead. >>> the fbi has a file on big foot. they conducted lab tests to determine whether he's real. what did they find out? >>> and remembering the heroes of d-day, this tribute to the fallen is about to get underway in normandy, france. we're going to take you to the live coverage next. ♪ living well do you often wake up with chest congestion? or suffer excess mucus? try mucinex 12 hour. the bio layer tablet immediately releases t

by the way, the aclu member, i got a near perfect voting record.ion, he's for the hyde amendment. it says you can't use federal funds to fund abortions. he is not opposed to that. >> that is deeply troubling and puts him out of step with most democrats, most americans and the rest of the field. >> bret: as we're getting closer to the first debate in the democratic primary, we're entering the piÑata stage. the first frontrunner, joe biden is getting hit from all sides. today, his support for abortion and bernie sanders says abortion is a constitutional right. we will repeal the hyde amendment. back to the panel. it seems that there's a constant stream of things and some things that joe biden stepped in this week. >> there's things that he's apologized for. now that -- that was 20 years ago, 30 years ago. now here's where i am. the hyde amendment says he's not pushing back. you're right to put the emphasis on yet, this is a really important issue in a democratic primary. always would be. you put that on top of what has been happening in many of these

jorge: la aclu tiene dudas con respecto a los derechos constitucionales de las personas y de las entidadesisputa legal interesante que ella hubo en arizonay llegÓ una instancia hasta la corte suprema sÍ que se espera que esta ley tambiÉn sea demandada y que el debate jurÍdico llegue a la corte suprema. borja: quÉ consejo le podemos dar a las personas que estÁn bien preocupadas como quienes estÁn residiendo en la florida. jorge: que las personas no se metan en problemas con la ley y si tienen alguna duda de alguna gestiÓn que hablen con sus abogados y se acerquen a las organizaciones comunitarias. carolna: te agradecemos, jorge. en la pÁgina de univisiÓn tenemos varios artÍculos y uno de ellos habla a quÉ hacer cuando uno toca su puerta. borja: vamos a seguir con este tema tan interesante a travÉs de facebook. ahora hablemos del tiempo porque el azote de una ola de tormentas pone en jaque a residentes de varios estados. en las Últimas horas mÁs de 20.000.000 de estadounidenses sufrieron los efectos del mal tiempo. al menos 17 tornados dejaron viviendas y comercios convertidos en ruinas mien

the aclu filed the complaint of behalf of a jp morgan chase employee. workplace lawsuits. peter, good morning. >> good morning. lauren: how tight is the job market right now that you were able to have such a big win with a major bank? >> well, i think the job market is tight but here we're seeing kind of regardless of the job market that employers are fighting for workers and making sure that they provide good benefits that employees want, especially paid leave, which is a benefit where there's a fight for workers and their loyalty on these issues. lauren: how has th corporate america changed to be more friendly to new moms and dads. >> several years ago, most companies that wanted to provide paint parental leave only gave it to mothers and considered it a benefit that only mothers wanted. we're seeing lots of large employees, including banking industries, law firms and lots of big companies, providing robust amounts of paid leave if the range of 12, 16, even 20 weeks, often to both mothers and fathers to support gender equality in the workplace. lauren

i'm a voting rights attorney at the aclu based here in san francisco. i'm here in strong support of the recommendations and ask that you please vote in favor of the proposedded ordinance. over the last couple years, the aclu foundation of northern california has been engaging different bay area organizations focused on organizing and building power among historically marginalized community and exploring publicly financed elections as an option to address political inequality. we believe that small donors, a 6:1 matching system is a critical tool to empower underrepresented communities. we applaud the commission and local advocates efforts to carefully craft a proposal that will work for san francisco and be effective and ensuring the participation and competitiveness of community based candidates who would otherwise not have a viable opportunity. we urge you to support this important reform. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioner. i'm nancy tongue. i have been for the last 18 years a public prosecutor, 11 of those years in the san fran

the aclu took notice and sued the city and won the case. i am meeting with the plaintiffs.ven jansen, and david crowley, along with their aclu rep at the wisconsin black historical society. >> they should have a general perception with wisconsin that black people don't live here. is that it? have you heard that? >> i hear it everywhere i go. i went to new york and when i told people i was from wisconsin, their eyes were wide open. >> ain't no cows in milwaukee. >> this black people meeting is an inside job. see, i'm the ambassador for racial justice, and i had the same reaction you just had. i'm a celebrity? >> talk about why they get involved in this and including stories that are not about black people being killed by cops. therefore, they're harder to tell and harder for people to understand the racism. >> right. >> it's absolutely completely pervasive and not just cities like milwaukee, especially milwaukee, but other cities as well. what we ended up finding out with the city of milwaukee and milwaukee police department's own data, we found they stopped 350,000 unconsti

and we are -- this law has not taken effect in georgia yet, and the aclu is committed to making sure it will not take effect. >> you're saying that the majority of public opinion in georgia, by your reckoning, is not represented by the georgian state legislator. >> no. >> just because how politics works in this country and gerrymandering. >> and intense voter suppression that makes it more difficult for younger people, for people of color, for new residents of the state, new americans to be registered and cast their ballots. >> do you think roe v. wade, andrea, is on shaky legal ground? because if the strategy of republican states is to push this to the supreme court and to force the supreme court to take up the abortion question again, they would only overturn their own case if they find that the law behind it is shaky. >> i think the science behind roe v. wade is still sound, and the reliance on the precedent is even stronger today than it was when sandra day o'connor reaffirmed roe in the planned parenthood case. she talked about how the role of women in society has so changed bec

segÚn aclu, la norma es discriminatoria y afecta sobre todo a hispanos y afroamericanos.Ó incluir una pregunta sobre ciudadanÍa en el censo. la casa blanca hizo el anuncio justo, cuando una comisiÓn de la cÁmara baja declarada en sacado ride comercio y al de justicia por no cooperar. ilia: por primera vez, la mayorÍa de los indocumentados en este paÍs no son mexicanos. el centro piu dijo que esto ocurre porque la Única dÉcada se redujo notablemente el nÚmero de inmigrantes indocumentados. sÍ se incrementÓ la cifra de centroamericanos indocumentados que ya se acerca a 2 millones. jaime: en muchos de los consulados de mÉxico, en estados unidos, con las frecuencias llegan ciudadanos mexicanos preguntando por los trÁmites que se tienen que hacer para regresar a su paÍs.. quÉ beneficio les otorga sus hijos nacidos en estados unidos. la doble ciudadanÍa para establecerse en mÉxico. >> sus hijos pueden registrarse como mexicanos, en vez de que vengan como extranjeros. jaime: segÚn un estudio de un centro, los mexicanos estÁn yendo, ya no son la mayor poblaciÓn indocumentada de l

i don't always agree with the aclu. you are a past president of the aclu. but i agree with you wholly on this. we have to be very careful, my colleagues, on this, because what you deem as inaccurate, i do not deem as inaccurate or other people may not deem. briefing on this issue, one of the members said i think president trump's tweets incite terrorism. are we now going to ban what president trump says because somebody thinks that it insights terrorism? this is really scary stuff to i am -- this is really scary stuff. i am glad i'm part of it because we need more standing up for our rights. i have a specific question. this is to mr. slater. videos project veritas which i did watch last night, they alleged there are internal google documents which they put on the video. and this is what it said. googlemple, imagine a image for ceo's shows predominantly men. even if it were a factually accurate representation of the world, it would be algorithmic unfairness. in some cases, it may be appropriate to take no action if the system currently reflects reality while

>> there could be a lot of bias in those decisions. >> the aclu is worried about artificial intelligencend how the data it collects could be used to profile us. >> from demographic information, race, sex, gender, age, to the clothes that we wear, the products we're carrying and on and on and on. >> reporter: the group is asking for new transparency rules, so people better understand what's being collected when they're on camera. that way they say our personal information is less likely to be used as a weapon. >> once they have my video, what's going to happen after that? i have no idea. maybe my insurance company, maybe my health insurance will decide that well, you're too risky. we're going to raise that. >> reporter: we visited the headquarters of vectra security. they use ai in their security products and say companies have a responsibility to customers not to store and use their data. >> we do not need to pry into people's contacts, the way we work, we apply ai sensibly but never have to look at people's content to deliver security. >> reporter: a way to patrol and protect without pr

amy: you write members of trususting may not have been fuy forthcoming. >> the aclu and other plaintiffs challengnging the census citizenship question are trying to sanction these former trump officials for lying under oath to conceal tom hofeller's involvement in the case. there will be a hearing in federal court this week. the big question is, will this make its way to the supreme court and will it matter? this case is going to be ruled on in a matter of weeks. the justices have likely already written their opinions. this is all very last minute. this evidence really undercuts the trump administration's claimsms of why they added thths question. however, is to remains unclear whether this is going have any impact on the suprpreme court. amy: let's talk about gerrymandering and abobortion. >>>> these issues are all connected. bans,e saw these abortionon one thing i realizized is many f the states passing these abortion bans recently also are very heavily gerrymandered. so you have in ohio, which was one that has the abortion ban, republican candidate in ohio got 50% of votes in the last

all of the justices have been weighing what to do here, and in particular the aclu has recently come up with what they say is a trove of documents they say proves there was a political motivation behind this push to the essential question. the problem is they came up with these documents after the supreme court heard the arguments in this case. so the aclu has asked the supreme court to put their decision on hold until the fall so further fact finding can play out in the lower courts here. the doj here has said no way supreme court, you need to make this decision by the end of june with just a few days left in the month because the doj has said the commerce department needs to prints this census by the end of june. july 1st is the deadline here. the census buree has said, look, if there's a census question added it could lead to an undercount by 6.5 million people. also another opinion the justices could weigh in on as soon as today, extreme partisan gerrymandering. when partisans go too far drawing congressional and district lines in states for purely political gain. there's also a

and by the way, aclu, i have a perfect voting record my entire career. >> i heard you did.you just said you are committing to abolishing the hyde amendment. >> right now it can't stay. >> you heard him say it can't stay but on june 5th the campaign said he misheard and stated that biden still supported the hyde amendment. social media blew up and the democratic rivals attacked him and then last night he reversed course. soarlet, you have the new reporting, why did he make this about-face. >> you had the criticism from his 2020 rivals and also from abortion rights groups. but my colleague jeff zeleny and i are learning there were members of biden's own campaign team who were pushing him to reverse course. and here in atlanta yesterday, before he made that speech, several aides, including senior adviser symone sanders made a forceful and direct case to the vice president for why he needed to now go against the hyde amendment. they were arguing that this disproportionately effects women of low income and women of color and ultimately that helped biden lead to this change. this

the aclu notified the court of this evidence last week.idence they didn't have when they first argued this case. that it is not clear whether the high court will consider the evidence before making its decision. i want to bring in the director of the aclu voting project and he voted against adding the question before the supreme court in april. he joins me now. a simple question. you got new evidence. you had your opportunity to say your peace. you don't have it. what happens if the supreme court agrees the justice department today which said hey, this is just trying to, they shouldn't need it. this evidence is frivolous, et cetera. if the court won't view this evidence in deciding this decision. what do you do next? >> well, right now this evidence is not in the formal record before the supreme court. i think it would be a mistake for courts to, for the supreme court to pass judgment on what has happened before the truth comes out. we have a revelation that the administration's purpose in adding a citizenship question was not as it has be

it has every thing to do with abortion peered for the aclu to suggest this is somehow about religiousore about the separation of church and state , and it is an offense to the american people who do not -- regardless of where they stand on the issue of abortion -- they do not believe that u.s. taxpayer dollars should be spent to end unborn human life. that is wrong, and mow the americans, the overwhelming majority of americans, no it to be wrong. >> shannon: why do you think biden decided to flip on that? he has repeatedly said he is catholic i'm against abortion, bone it comes to him as a politician, he doesn't believe he should tell other people what to do on that issue. >> i think of the past, he has perhaps been leaning in that direction. running for president, has moved to the left constantly, and i think he feels that tension, and that is having a gravitational pull on his politics peered >> shannon: all right, senator lee, thanks for stopping in. all right, we're watching a very dangerous situation unfolding in sacramento right now. a loud boom just minutes ago after rounds of

the aclu obtained documents in court as recently as last week that showed that the trump administration did discontinue that policy in name, but they have absolutely kept separating kids from their moms and dads. and the physical conditions in which the trump administration is holding people on the border, and holding kids on the border, if you're somebody like victoria escobar representing greater el paso, i mean, it's impossible not to see. i mean, obviously, this is a national interest. this is something we will all have to answer for one day to our makers, right? but in her case, taking care of her district means dealing with some of these facilities and people being treated this way in the part of the country that she represents in washington. for example, there was this report last month from the inspector general of the department of homeland security, report about a facility called the el paso del norte processing center which is in el paso, and what the inspector general reported was that that facility has a maximum capacity of 125 persons. when the i.g. sent people there to lo

. >> planned parenthood and the aclu are challenging stas who have restricted abortion, saying lawmakersassing these bills onlyo benefit their parties. >> they know and say publicly that these laws are blatantly unconstitutional, and they don't care >> tonight the governor here says while she signed the owortion bill, she also knit is unenforceable because of roe v. wade. a >> seth: thinkut that. they passed a bill they know is unconstitutional, and they don't care can you imagine how republicansc would if new york and california passed laws just banning all gun ownership? the nra would send out an all caps e-mail saying, "tyranny is here." trump would tweet something like, "gun grabbin' libs, not nice" with a bunch of weird exclamation points light laughter ] and sean hannity would scream so loud, the screen in your tv would crack. well, probably not your tv, but, you know, your grandpa's tv.gh [ lilaughter ] and it will not shock you to learn that some of the men voting for these bills have absolutely no idea how pregnancy oreproduction work take republican state senator clyde chamblis

immigration courts, has been challenged by the aclu and other groups. court filings by a union representing the asylum officers, read -- "asylum officers should not be forced to honor departmental directives that are fundamentally contrary to the moral fabric of our nation and our international and domestic legal obligations." in indiana, the family of eric logan, the 54-year-old black man who was shot dead by a white police officer earlier this month, filed a lawsuit wednesday against officer ryan o'neill and the city of south bend. the officer did not have his body camera turned on at the time but claims he fired at logan after he approached him with a knife and refused to drop it. south bend mayor pete buttigieg has come under fire following logan's death. residents have called him out for failing to hold the police accountable and favoring wealthy white residents over black citizens. people of color make up 40% of south bend's population. buttigieg has also been accused of neglecting his mayoral duties to spend time on the 2020 campaign trail. butti

after the hearing the aclu will host a forum to the continue discussion about ref rations on m street northwest at 1:00 p.m. and is opened to the public. >>> a program that is a big part of summer in the district will get a big boost today. the city is pushing $1.75 million to extend the mary and barry summer youth employment program. re yalbouzer will make the announcementtoday. the money going to the program today is just part of a larger commitment to keep the progrago ng through 2030. >>> it's 4:06 now. d.c. council member jack evans is defending himself once again. >> evans, who is also chairman of the metro board, is facing allegations of using hispo itical position for personal gain. in a letter sent by the chairman of metro's ethics committee,t outlines serious allegations against evans who is also the focus of a separate federal es invgation. the letter makes clear the ethics board could only agree that s violated one ethics cold. he failed to avoid colict of interest but they took official action allowing evans to maintain his innocence. >> everybody to hear this, the ethics