. >> heidi jo castro is live in brownsville, texas tonight. and heidi, for the undocumented immigrants where you are, what was their reaction to this court decision today? >> hey david, obviously it was not the news they were hoping for, but for the state leaders here in texas they're the ones celebrating. texas was the leader of this group of 26, mostly republican states that filed this lawsuit against the federal government, in it claiming that the obama administration overstepped it's authority, and that the states would bear the burden of its executive action. of course that brawnsville judge agreed and he issued this temporarily injunction for the immigrant community here, and that was devastating news. >> 36-year-old doris clutches an american flag in front of the courthouse where hours earlier, a federal judge ruled now is not the time for her to step out of the shadows. >> i was waiting for my kids to finish breakfast and i read it and started crying. >> this is your life. >> it is. and it's been this way for many years, and i thought i

. >> heidi jo castro is live with us from brownsville texas and you spoke with people on both sides of the issue. what's their reaction? >> reporter: that's right tony, texas was the leader of the 26 mostly conservative states that filed the lawsuit against the obama administration, and they claim that the president overstepped his constitutional authority with an executive action with a cost to border states. last night a judge here in brownsville sided with those arguments and put a temporary injunction, which was applauded by leaders here, but devastating to the immigrant community. >> 36-year-old doris clutches an american flag in front of the courthouse where hours earlier, a federal judge ruled now is not the time for her to step out of the shadows. >> i was waiting for my kids to finish breakfast and i read it and started crying. >> this is your life. >> it is. and it's been this way for many years, and i thought i was going to do something and i read this, and it's heartbreaking. >> llama said her mother sent for her to come to the u.s. from mexico when she was nine. she crosse