the second one no legal path for it to be legal list this exempts the second legal unit to go through that process and addresses the legal language in the code from the city or court orders removal of a unit their exempt from 24 process as well. >> i'm sorry not to truth of the matter but commissioner mar has a question. >> i sorry a request clarification pretty big so the definition of an unauthorized unit that was added then now says that the unit does not have independent assess not going through the principle property that's what you're user it is pretty big we have had several cases in this definition to so the folks that are separate kitchens for grandmother downstairs that is now defined as an unauthorized unit not a separate egging regress we'll not take action is that the way i'm reading it. >> if it is the rooms that own outgoing the grandmother or the family lives there and you know the two units are connected unite not going to be considered unauthorized unit if they want to remove that it will, big. >> i mean it's great in my point of view but thank you. >> please continu

but they can't become legal. in that sense of the word, yes, they can't contribute, but they contribute in so many other ways. martha: thank you for clarifying that. lynda: i would add it's not just the question of the undocumented but immigration ii general. when you say people are split, the american public is split as well, split as to whether there should be a path to legalization or whether those folks have to go home first, split ds to whether immigration as a wholol country. currently about one in seven people on this country was born elsewhere, and yet, we're fairly divided on wheer we think in general it's a good thing. ann: iiould just say this is in putting it a global perspective we're at a time in our world's history in which we have more immigrants than we ever have e the past. we have a law which does not move very well with the times which really doesn't meet the needs of the united states, either the immigrants or economy, and we ha in which we have more immigration than ever, so we really do nee

of legal counsel president saying that d.c.delegates campout. everyone agrees, i should point out two things about the legal counsel. one is that they're mostly political appointees by the president. part of the executive branch and mostly the president's own appointed. so they really bend over backwards to apply legal authority the way the president wants to. therefore, this this is a second key point, there was a very few checks on presidential authority and presence typically understand what they said is that they're trying to find a way they say no, it's basically it instead of referring the attorney general went to the office of the solicitor general and asked them to review the issue. they did not ask the office because either he would say no but they asked to defend the government in court and they will defend any law that they can make a argument of in favor of this legality. so holder as the llc is it so observed that you cannot defend it in court? and he said knows no is not that absurd. then they did it. so let's rev

we have exhausted her amount of time she is legally allowed to serve as acting legal advisor. so we undermine our own ability as a nation to work on legal questions with other nations and with other agencies, and it hampers our capacity to respond to requests for information from congress, the four years that we get all of these illegal exercises. and we need to have the full legal team on board. by not having a permanent, selected senate confirmed presidentially nominated legal advisor in place we are deprived of the full weight of legal authority and leadership necessary to do the best job on behalf of the american people. here again we have a superbly qualified nominee for more than six months ago was approved unanimously by the senate foreign relations committee command his nomination has been blocked on the senate floor. one of our most significant bilateral relationships is with mexico, and this is true economically, environmentally, socially, on border security, law enforcement cooperation and immigration. it is a relationship that thrives on mutual respect which is why

the second one no legal path for it to be legal list this exempts the second legal unit to go throughthe legal language in the code from the city or court orders removal of a unit their exempt from 24 process as well. >> i'm sorry not to truth of the matter but commissioner mar has a question. >> i sorry a request clarification pretty big so the definition of an unauthorized unit that was added then now says that the unit does not have independent assess not going through the principle property that's what you're user it is pretty big we have had several cases in this definition to so the folks that are separate kitchens for grandmother downstairs that is now defined as an unauthorized unit not a separate egging regress we'll not take action is that the way i'm reading it. >> if it is the rooms that own outgoing the grandmother or the family lives there and you know the two units are connected unite not going to be considered unauthorized unit if they want to remove that it will, big. >> i mean it's great in my point of view but thank you. >> please continue. >> that was actually, the

who said i have never found a case that legal authorities are legal interpretations that prevent us fromdoing something could that be correct? bin then asked the same question if they had not done something they wanted to do because the lawyers said it would be illegal. and then with the iraqi prisoners but i myself had the saving question in mind in one additional instance and was told though you cannot legally do something i could not find a single example. this sobering record seems to belie that claim that they were merely misunderstood. to be more of the nature of decoration instead of restraints of which the policy is formed. in to discipline the internal dialogue end up to a point i am sure that is true that over the up to a point. john mitchell and charles all were lawyers. as the obama administration is the most heavily embroidered in history. the nixon administration is surely a close runner-up. it doesn't reveal little office in which the dialogue was disciplined with the desire to comply with the rule of law. all lawyers like to make their clients happy in obama's are no exce

, alcohol and nicotine, we don't need another legal drug, legalization will increase prevalent, youth of people like myself who are addicts and i don't think this makes our country stronger. john: obviously, drugs don't make a country stronger. wait a second, the kennedys got addicted despite the drugs being illegal. prohibition didn't protect them. ex-congressman kennedy advises an anti-pot group, called smart approaches to marijuana. i think it is stupid approaches. will works for the group. educate me. >> legalization at the end of the day means rich people getting richer off of marketing an addictive drugs, that's what we don't want to see. john: there is already an industry, rich people getting richer illegally doing it, but they are criminal gangs arming themselves and hurting other people. >> the illegal industry glamorizes and commercializes it, it's going to get new users, mainly young users. $6 million for a 30-second super bowl ad, that is going to get a lot of addicted users. john: it's logical to think if you advertise it, if it's legal, more kids will try it, more people

legally the help. instead president obama's claim that bombing libya, killing people is not hostilities and the meaning of the act. this is ridiculous. people criticize the administration from the left or the right. as lawyers in the defense department, representing defense interests. you can do this. president obama went looking for some lawyer for some authority in the administration. they found a guy named harold koh former dean of yeah law school. he was known in the academic world for arguing the president cannot act unilaterally. even better, he argued that with president reagan bombing libya for 12 minutes that that implicated the war powers act. and somehow came to the conclusion that bombing libya for months at a time did not constitute hostilities and therefore the president can go ahead and do it. >> kinetic military action. >> the argument call you only bombing them, not actually at risk unless they get hit by stray aircraft and antiaircraft missiles. one problem with that is that again the

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brennan said, quote: i have never found a case that are legal authorities or legal interpretations thate out of the lawyers' group prevented us from doing something that we thought was in the best interests of the united states to do, unquote. could that possibly be correct? charlie, in 2014, asked ben rhodes basically the same question; could he think of any instance in which the obama administration had not done something that it wanted to do because the obama lawyers said that it would be illegal? rhodes could think of only one example, rejecting the proposed exfiltration of an iraqi prisoner without the iraqi government's consent. i myself read "power wars" with this same question in mind. i looked page after page for one additional instance in which this most lawyerly of american presidents was told no, you can't legally do something that you want to do. i could not find a single example. this sobering record seems to belie the claim of obama's defenders that they were merely misunderstood. their idea of the rule of law turns out to be more in the nature of an adornment or decorati

making medical marijuana legal. nick foley looking into this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning more than 20 states allow some form of legalized marijuana and groups like in ohio like responsible ohio were fighting hard for ohio to join that list but voters rejected that notion but now that fight is not over quite yet. involved as well. yesterday in columbus some of those sit lawmakers republicans announcing a special new task force that will look at legalizing medical marijuana in the state. now that group will consist of lawmakers, doctors, lawyers, cops and even some like jimmy gould, the biggest financial backer of responsible ohio in that task force. the idea now that while recreational pot was a big leap for voters in the state, medical marijuana and its use and treatment for cancer patients or those with seizures might garner much more support. >> i don't think the states ready for recreational marijuana and we went from 0- 250 miles an hour and that's tough in most states. in fact most states started w

all of these firearms are legal. some of the production staff didn't realize you could carry or own a gun in washington, d.c. so much people just don't know and today is a tutorial where we are going to educate and inform people about the do's and don't. president and owner of d.c. conceal and carry. and brian buckfelt who is a private investigators with the buckfelt group. what are the laws to carry and own guns? let's start with the district of columbia? >> fire must be registered. on top of that, you have to have a concealed carry permit to bear arms outside of your home or place of business. >> armstrong: what are the things you can do if you have those permits of the concealed carry vs. if the gun is in your home? >> d.c. now has a concealed care permit. you need to go get training. once you get training, therefore you need to know situational awareness and the laws for >> armstrong: brian how are the laws different in virginia and maryland. >> virginia has open carry for citizens of virginia as well as non citi

and why punish the people who do it legally?is no problem then with the executive actions that he is taking? do you think that those punish people trying to get them legally? >> well, the thought of it being, trying to disarm the american is citizen is kind of ridiculous in our eyes. the system that we have now with people coming in doing the background check and everything seems to be working fine. could it be tweaked or whatever? i am sure it could be, pu the process that is there now seems to work fine. >> mr. limoges, you say disarming the american citizen, and donald trump said to cnn that he thinks that with obama, because of obama, you are pretty soon not going to be able to get guns. do you think that the president wants to take away your guns? >> i think it is probably a first step towards it, yes. >> really? really? >> and even though the president said in his speech yesterday that his actions are not a plot to take away everybody's guns. >> right. but mr. obama has also said other things that have not always been the

there are many roles in a legal marijuana economy.i'll stop there. >> that is not your time to end. it's just a guideline to work with. if you have other things to add? >> sure. so there are many roles in the legal marijuana economy including growing, producing, retail, as well as other types of businesses. there are a lot of opportunities there and we can be doing the kind of job training to ensure that people have not only the skills, but the ability to get through some of the barriers that previous speakers have noticed. however, california chooses to legalize marijuana, there will very likely be revenue coming to the counties, as well as to the state and being thoughtful about where we direct that revenue and how we invest it will also give us an opportunity to address some of the harms, preventing any potential health harms and ensuring that we are reaching the communities that have been hardest hit by the war on drugs. so i'll stop there, if you have questions. >> thank you very much. i have been looking forward to hearing your

is a position nominated by the president confirmed by the senate so there are very, very good in a legal sense but also well-connected politically. then the role for deputy solicitors general, and they are experts in the issue area involved. so then you have the staff attorneys so what is unique cases start off with the staff attorneys do their research and write as a judge would want to read not full the jargon. they review the case is a major one of these priests in the presentation is filtered through the expert in the issue area so that type of lead which is filtered through so many different channels a review and ask about preventing a case if they are an expert but in many instances it is no there just surrounded by this and make leads -- regional arguments. >> host: where did the term comes from? >> it has been around a long time but it is the office itself but ebullition and it is interesting to go have the question of whether first pieces of legislation passed called the a judiciary act created the position of the attorney-general at that point was a cabinet officer and was char

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is it a legal responsibility?isis supporters using twitter to recruit young people in boston or california is twitter providing communication equipment is that providing material support to terrorists or would we say that's an unrealistic approach to this and maybe we need to get the tech industry to say you know we recognize that these extremists are exploiting our services and we could come up with creative ways to mitigate that threat. these are questions that i don't think anybody has answered yet but the people are tackling. there is no magic bullet. i would just say as we discussed legal remedies here i don't think those exists in a vacuum. i think we need to have law enforcement and we do have good prosecutors and a good criminal justice system but when he treated people who are counting on ways to identify people at risk and give them alternatives. maybe we can start steering people away before they come into that. that's the hard part. >> just to put a question response to that particular intervention wha

fees is sky rocketing shelling out in addition to the legal help. tyler dukes joins us to talk about the state's mounting legal bills. what kind of money are we talking about? >> millions of dollars. from the legislature on it's own since they took over in 2011 we are talking about $7 million for a range of legal cases to defend a lot of the policies they passed that have been challenged in court including voter id which we are obviously talking about today. for the governor we are also talking about $1 million just in hiss office and again these are costs that are just adding to the attorney general's office fees because they are defending these cases as well. >> so when we say the governor their own bill for the private lawyers that's not saying that tax payers aren't paying for it. it's being double billed isn't it? >> right exactly. in many cases the attorney general has attorneys who are staffed working in court along side these private lawyers and basically what the g.o.p. has said is it really does not trust this attorney general to have the

their preferred gender is not necessarily their legal gender, a school may say the legal gender needso be on the test form, or on the school records. that doesn't prevent them from being able to call them by a preferred name in class, or student i.d., which is not an official document that reflects the student's chosen name. there is recently from the department of education, u.s. department of education, guidance that came out at the end of last year talking about how title 9 which addresses gender discrimination, and how that should and needs to be addressed when it came to transgender students. i think schools are learning to pay attention to it >>> joseph is chief strategy officer. i'll be back in a moment with final thoughts on sexual minorities, nature and the difficulty of being different. want to comment on something you saw or heard on "inside story". follow me and share your thoughts on our facebook page. we'll be right back. >>> i saw an old friend for the first time in a long time, and asked her offhandedly how her 28-year-old son was doing. still living with his girlfrien

someone wants to be legal and learn the firearms, how expensive is it? >> varies greatly based on the person's training. come to find out if someone h h no experience whatsoever, in the district of columbia, they need to take a 16 hour firearm's course, they need to take a two hour firearm course, specifically live fire at a range and above and beyond that, they need to have two hours of self-defense and situational awareness. so we can come up to 18, up to 20 hours minimum of training depending on the class and knowledge. that is just a minimum. on top of that, they need to actually go through the process of registering their firearm getting fingerprinted, paying administrative fees. can become expensive. >> armstrong: i went through the process, learning not just when to shoot a gun equally important and when not to shoot a gun. it is easy when firing at targets, you can sort of get lost even i do well, that is not the reality of it. nobody is shooting back at you. every situation is different, sometimes you have to know you can't shoot because you may

we have new developments in the fight to bring legal marijuana to ohio. two months ago voters here in our state shot down a plan to legalize it and now the campaign is taking a new approach. nick foley live with the break good morning nick. >> reporter: good morning terrence. more than 20 states currently allow some form of legalized marijuana and groups like responsible ohio fought hard for ohio to join that list but they lost in november but the fight is really not over. it's starting right back up and they've got state lawmakers now involved as well. yesterday in columbus, the state republicans announced a special task force that will look at legalizing medical marijuana. the group will consist of lawmakers, doctors, lawyers, even jimmy gold, the biggest financial backer responsible for ohio will be in that task force as well. now the idea is that while recreational pot was a big leap for ohio voters medical marijuana and its use in treatment for cancer patients for those with seizures might garner much more support. >> i don't think this state is read

legal and it will save lives. barack obama speaking out as he makes a fresh effort to tighten gun control in the united states. allow which were -- around between two forces takes on a new dimension. allies weighing in on its disputes with iran. the new manager at real madrid. for theyear contract world's most viable club. club.uable he says it won't solve every violent crime but it could save lives. barack obama speaking out in a few minutes on his renewed efforts to cut the number of gun deaths in the united states. the u.s. president meeting with top officials to discuss tightening gun control. many americans support stricter gun laws, but not all. >> men, women, and families eager to get new firearms. drew a show in virginia larger crowd than usual after president obama promised to take executive action to tighten gun control. >> there's a lot more people at the show than i've seen at a long time. i think it has had a pretty big impact on sales. >> one of obama's plans is to crack down on unregulated sales of

affordable units this shifts the goals of review to towards one of trying to find a solution to legalize not the case now we need to do that a lot of right work around programs whether from the board or our departments administrative orders have been around that to try to find solutions to keeping the units and even though tenants in those units to the end the issue by the president having the timeframe that is predictable and associated with this is really i on a key to whether it works or not like we want to it work and again, i want to reiterate that we need to find some financial assistance in a lot of those cases we see whether from the tenant side or the landlord people need help 33 we need to find solutions as we do this so i think we - i just wanted to reiterate that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you one more statistic i think is important to know 11 percent of our evictions in the past 10 years have been due to demolition so i think this is this is an important piece of ordinance that was to fix that problem. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> commissioners do you - so is there

and we have legal opinions by former judges of the constitutional court saying that legal obligation to protect the borders of germany. >> that opinion is being rightly criticized and we have a current head of the constitutional court saying there can be no -- there is no top number to the right to asylum. and i think it is understandable that politicians have brought up the discussion but from a legal point of view, i don't think it's a moral obligation but a legal obligation that comes from the german constitution as much as it comes from humanitarian law. we can't tell number x of the applicants from syria -- we cannot tell them, sorry, you're the one too many anchor: we will come back to you in a second. we want to further this debate because the migration issue has been making waves at the world's international forum. the german president calls on the e.u. to keep the borders open. let's hear what he had to say. reporter: the refugee crisis has reached the swiss alps. 200 people that have fled afghanistan are living in davos. president gauck has taken the topic to the stage of t

>> historians and legals -- legal scholars discuss the original intent of the scope of the 13th and 14th amendment. they dealt with rights for freed slaves and african americans in general. the panel debates whether these amendments were meant to protect just civil rights such as owning property and making contracts or whether they also protected rights such as voting. the 15th amendment would eventually solidify that the right to vote could not be denied by race. the national constitution center hosted this 45 minute event. [applause] >> ladies and gentle them, welcome to the national constitution center. i am jeffrey rosen, president of this wonderful institution which is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis. i cannot imagine a more inspiring for film and of our -- inspiring fulfillment of our congressional charter than the program we are about to share with you today. with our great partners at the federal judicial center led by judge jeremy fogel we have assembled some of the greatest feder

the second one no legal path for it to be legal list this exempts the second legal unit to go throughprocess and addresses the legal language in the code from the city or court orders removal of a unit their exempt from 24 process as well. >> i'm sorry not to truth of the matter but commissioner mar has a question. >> i sorry a request clarification pretty big so the definition of an unauthorized unit that was added then now says that the unit does not have independent assess not going through the principle property that's what you're user it is pretty big we have had several cases in this definition to so the folks that are separate kitchens for grandmother downstairs that is now defined as an unauthorized unit not a separate egging regress we'll not take action is that the way i'm reading it. >> if it is the rooms that own outgoing the grandmother or the family lives there and you know the two units are connected unite not going to be considered unauthorized unit if they want to remove that it will, big. >> i mean it's great in my point of view but thank you. >> please continue. >>

>> legalize all drugs but put funding aside to deal with addiction. hearing testimony on marijuana legalization. we'll catch up with them next. >> lester there is a big debate, the last the last one before the is. everyone is talking about the man who was not there. >> thank you. >> donald trump faces on debate of sorts, a non-debate debate. something is a winner here but people are talking about how he set the stage for other candidates. this is an opportunity for another republican contender to get up to the plate. >> they know hillary clinton will never be prosecuted by this justice department. they are going going to want to put a prosecutor on the stage and better prepared to prosecute the case then i am. i will be ready, i'll take her on and when i take her on, i guarantee one thing. she will never get within 10 miles of the white house, the dates for the clintons and public housing are over. >> you get more in this debate for reaction will go to gym with debbie wor, what you think. >> i think when you see the saga of fear start to dissipate from trump and carson by the way, you are start

host: are fetal tissue sales legal? guest: for profit body parts sales of any kind are not legal.host: cecile richards, because of the tapes, this is what she had to say. [video clip] >> planned parenthood has been in the news because of deceptively released videos by a group dedicated to making abortion illegal in this country. this is just the most recent in a long line of discredited attacks over the last 15 years. the latest smear campaign is based on efforts by our opponents to entrap our doctors and clinicians into breaking the law. and once again, our opponents failed. to set the record straight, i want to be clear on four matters. first, using fetal tissue in life-saving medical research is legal according to the 1993 law 93-4 and the senate based on recommendations from a blue-ribbon panel created under the reagan administration. second, currently less than 1% of planned parenthood health centers are facilitating the donation of tissue for research. third, indo centers donating fetal tissue is something many of our patients want to do and regularly request. finally, plann

well, i think among those circles, you know, the legal elite circles, the solicitor general's always really well known. but it's kind of weird to examine the evolution of figures over time as the media has become more widespread, and, you know, and now with social media having such the force that it does. if you take a look, for example, at just the behavior of justices and, they have followings today that one never would have thought of before. now, frankfurter, when he was on the court, he had a following because he had so many former law students who wound up going into practice. he was sort of the rock star of the time, right? now if you look at it, you can see justice scalia has such a following from people. elena kagan seems to have one as well. and if you go and you actually look at the justices' financial disclosure reports and see where they're traveling, who they're speaking to, you get a really interesting sense of what's motivating these folks, you know? maybe -- it leaves you with questions about why are they traveling to some places versus others. but the bottom line is

. >>> the fight to bring legalized marijuana to ohio is gaining strength once again. just months after it was defeated by voters at the poll, nick foley joins us live from downtown cleveland with a new push under way right now. nick? >> reporter: yeah, terrence we all saw those television ads a few months back telling us why legalizing pot and recreation at use in ohio would be good for the state but the majority of voters didn't see it that way in november but now there is a new push to make pot legal in the state. yesterday in columbus, state lawmakers republicans by the way announcing the addition of a new specialized task force that will look at legalizing medical marijuana. now the group will consist of cops, even jimmy gold the biggest financial backer of responsible of ohio that group pushing for legalized marijuana. now more than 20 states currently allow some form of legalized pot and gold says while medical marijuana is not the final goal for responsible ohio, it's a start. >> it's the next best solution to what we offer the public when we got beat in the el

there are five in total, and they won't come out with anything that is legally binding on legalization of marijuana and the issues surrounding it, but they said they will shape policy. so this marks a moment in which mexico has been thought to be very conservative in the handling of drugs and drug policies. maybe just shifting it to engage a little bit more. >> john, what would legalizing marijuana mean for mexico? >> well, people in support of legalizing marijuana say what it would mean is that the mexican cartels, that marketplace to sell marijuana would be taken away from them, and they would be battling and that would mean less violence on mexico's streets. people who are against the leg legalization of marijuana obviously say that the cartels have other businesses of kidnapping and other drugs apart from just marijuana, so that doesn't have to be necessarily true. the other thing that is interesting, which is not full scaled legalization but mexico at the moment allows its citizens only to carry about five grams of marijuana. that's enough for two joints. that does seem to be on t

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a political and legal text. one has to work as hard as ,ossible to sort out immunities which rights were excluded. when the 39th congress, after the original intent to draft the amendment comes back to it, they had multiple voters they had to respond to. develop serious constitutional authority for the civil rights act of 1866 and presumably other legislative acts that would come along to clarify whatever ambiguity there was at the end of the war. they were also going to the polls. the 14th amendment was framed in part with the congressional elections of 1866 in mind. it was meant to go to the public. they will be able to sustain whatever course reconstruction took. in that sense, a second critical aspect of thinking about the amendment is to say for those purposes you might only need a certain level of generality. you would not have to sort out the exact meaning in approach to immunities. it is enough to have the general principle out there. nelson's argument over and over again. a very focused argument that th

. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz was born in canada but to an american mother and legal scholars widely agree that makes him a natural born u.s. citizen. trump once shared that view but has apparently had a change of heart as cruz climbs to the top of some iowa polls. the billionaire now argues a cruz candidacy could imperil the g.o.p. >> if the democrats bring a lawsuit, the lawsuit could take years to resolve, how do you have a candidate where there is something over the head of the party and that individual. >> reporter: it is familiar territory for trump who was the figure head for the birther movement, questioning president obama's hawaii roots. >> our president has finally >> like the president, cruz initially brushed off trump's comments. likening them to this famously implausible scene from the 1970s sitcom "happy days." i will stick with fonzie jumping the shark and let the rest of you battle it out. >> in rock rapids, iowa, the lawyer in him took over. >> as the a legal matter the question is straight forward and settled, the child of a u.s. citizen born abroad is a nat

welcome to "legal view."where the specter of terrorism is never far away, least all on the one-year anniversary of the charlie hebdo attack. today, anxiety is mixed with some sense of relief that police were able to foil a brand-new attack by a man who was armed with a meat cleaver and what

legal esperan poder llevar su caso a un juez de inmigraciÓn. 14 personas fueron deportados. de acuerdo con el portavoz fernando rociero. jorge:trump dice que el nacimiento de cruz encarada podrÍa ser un problema. habla sobre su anuncio legal sobre la inmigraciÓn, este es el corte de cruz. >> es insultante porque plantea de que quienes llegan no son profesionales. >> un inmigrante que vino con los mÍnimos recursos. >> millones hacen trabajos que son duros, y necesarios para el paÍs. >> levantaba todo tipo de alimentos. decÍa un testigo que vino sin nada a estados unidos y terminÓ siendo un exitoso cirujano. cruz naciÓ en canadÁ y podrÍa ser inconstitucional que se convierta en presidente. >> de ser hijo de madre estadounidense calificÓ para ser presidente. >> hay dos jurisprudencias sobre el tema hay quienes dicen no importa donde naciste, importa quiÉnes son tus padres esta es una de las posturas. los inmigrantes tienen otro mensaje para el. >> muchos estÁn en restaurantes, hoteles, que son necesarios para el desarrollo econÓmico, y sin esta ma

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i was for legalization. i think, frankly, we could have border security, you can have legalization.was ted, but now he says it wasn't so. that's not true. >> two ahead, sir. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, john adams famously said facts are are stubborn things. the facts are are very, very simple. when that battle was waged my friend senator rubio chose to stand with barack obama and harry reid and chuck schumer and support amnesty. and i stood alongside jeff sessions and steve king and we led the fight against amnesty. and if you want to know who's telling the truth, you should look and ask people like jeff sessions and steve king and rush limbaugh and mark levin, all of whom say as jeff sessions said responding to these false att k attacks just recently in alabama, he said if it wasn't for ted cruz, the gang of eight rubio/schumer bill would have passed but because ted stood up and helped lead the effort, millions rose up to kill it. >> senator rubio, even chuck schumer, your co-sponsor of that bill agrees with ted cruz on this. >> i understand, but let me respond. that was m

deirdre: he feels he has legal authority to act. >> he has legal authority to spend money on mental health which he is going to do. he has legal authority to hire more fbi agents which he says he will do. he has legal authority to broaden size of database for background checks. he has legal authority to hire more bureau tobacco, firearms d exosivagen. heoes t ha leg autrity impe relatis oneopl ke g a lenser ifou, u dot yore gng tgo t jail he absolutely can not do that. the first person that they prosecute or soon as they promulgate the rule, the first person adversely affected by it should challenge what the government has done and that challenger will prevail. deirdre: judge, in addition to giving us this legal insight you're showing us the guide lines would be like next to impossible to enforce? >> one of the reasons they would be impossible to be enforced they can not be enforced in 12 1/2 months left in office. to hire 500 federal agents would be nearly impossible in this time period. to spend money on mental health and have that expenditure be effective to put up this, to t succeeds h

>> a lot of this legal work, a lot of the legal work on this issue was done at the department of justice and that's why you heard the attorney general talk about many of these issues on a conference call last night. there certainly were white house officials who were involved. i would like to take this opportunity to single out a couple of white house officials who don't get a lot of attention but were certainly instrumental in the successful implementation of these actions. that is michael bosworth, who serves as the deputy counsel here at the white house, and natalie quillian, who serves as senior advisor to the white house chief of staff. they were both the points of contact here at the white house for the development and implementation of this policy. and a lot of the steps the president was able to announce today is thanks to the good work of those officials here at the white house, working closely with the legal experts in the department of justice who as i mention yesterday, were focused on producing recommendations to the president that were well within his legal authority as the