he ended up dying. >> estrada was again found guilty of murder.asn't given up his kill or be killed outlook. >> i can't sit here and say, i'm remorseful for what i did, because better him than me. they chose their own fate. i mean, taking human life, that's the worse you can possibly do. but i'm not going to let anybody hurt me or do anything to me. and i have to live regardless of the consequences, if i have to pick up 40-year sentences, 50-year sentences for defending myself, then i'll do that. i'll do everything i can not to be carried out in a box from in here. >> together, estrada's sentences almost guarantee that the only way he will ever leave prison is in a box. >> the first murder case i got 36 years for, the second one i got 48. so now i'm doing 84 years. i'd like to sit here and blame the officers for not coming in and intervening.h you know, i didn't have to choke the dude for six minutes. >> though estrada could be spending the rest of his life in this super max penitentiary, he isn't losing sleep over it. >> is there a bible down the

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. >> reporter: the sheriff of santa cruz county, tony estrada, shares that concern.me, "will you enforce s.b. 1070 if it becomes law?" my response is, "i will, i have a responsibility to do that." but it's going to be at the bottom of my priority list because i cannot afford it. >> reporter: the administration touts the fact that illegal crossings have decreased on president obama's watch. border patrol agents apprehended some 340,000 migrants in 2011, down from a peak of over a million in 2005. but russell pearce, who lost his state senate seat in a recall election last november after taking criticism as the author of s.b. 1070, says that's not good enough. >> crossings are down for a lot of reasons at the border. one is that arizona has gotten better. we do have more border patrol there. but the violence is up. and what's going on across america, it's a national crisis. the administration... and i'll tell you, there's a lot of misinformation about what they've done. they've done very little. >> reporter: back on the front line of this issue, dan bell and his ranch