linda sarsour, stay with us as we talk about the travel ban. we will be back in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: "immigrants" from the hamilton mixtape. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: in a series of extraordinary legal decisions tuesday, the supreme court has upheld president from so-called muslim travel ban and a federal judge in san diego has ruled immigration officials must stop operating immigrant children from their parents at the border. and must reunite all parents and chil within 30 days. on tuesday, the supreme court ruled five to four to uphold trump's travel ban, which prohibits people from entering the united states from five majority muslimountries as well as people from north korea d some government officials from venezuela. amy: in a scscathing dissent, justice sonia sotomayor condemned the van as harrowing and said it was "motivated by hostility and animus towards the muslim faith." she also said the decision to uphold the event involved " ignoring the

what's the strategy of linda sarsour that tweeted the most hateful, horrific things in her career? she doesn't have problems in tweeting that. she tweets them. everybody forgets about them. dinesh, you have this film out onn august 3rd that deals with a d lot of the hate in the past. it's like a historical foundation on l many ways on wht is happening today. your reaction? play a're going to little clip from your preview of your film that no one else has seen. but your reaction to her in particulare in her vitrail? >> well, look at the reason they keep using the terms like "racism" "fascism" "white privilege" and so on -- they can't fault trump for being anti-black. he's not. they're trying to get him on this immigration issue as well as on the security issue as being some kind of a racist. now, the important thing to realize, laura is that the vast, vast majority of legal immigrants who come to this country are nonwhite. most of us today come from asia from africa, from south america and so the line that trump is drawing is not a racial line at all. it's a line between the legal a

the party of linda sarsour and maxine waters. >> that same commentator accused chuck schumer and nancy pelosi of being racist. i am certainly no fan of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi's politics but she insinuated they were acting out of some malice based on race by calling maxine waters comments nonamerican. it's utterly absurd but it points out the cliff you are walking off with identity politics. sooner or later when you start pitting white versus black, immigrant versus nonimmigrant, union versus nonunion, you start this tendency. if i can comment on one thing chris said, he's not wrong. all politics is local. in the house of representatives race. the problem with the democrat party is local politics aren't national. this is yet democratic party because of ocasio-cortez, keith ellison, this is why the democrats win the governorship in california and new york and can't and probably won't win a national election in 2020. >> laura: there is a poll that came out today about the way americans are looking at the tenor of politics. it's a rasmussen poll about violence against trump support

actress susan sarin continue spotted with the leader of the march linda sarsour.0,000 in v.a. benefits. the only problem the south carolina man never served his country. keith hudson could serve a decade behind bars after pleading to the defrauding the v.a. investigation reveals he used forged documents to falsely claim he was a navy veteran who served in the vietnam war. he was busted for the same thing in connecticut in 2005. the supreme court refuses to hear an appeal to reinstate prayers at county meetings in north carolina. now the aclu is counting that decision as a victory. north carolina's rowan county was trying to fight a ruling from a lower court that prevented praying at hearings. filed suit on behalf of three of residents who thought it was unconstitutional since the prayers only represented one faith. the army looking for a new slogan to replace army strong. ♪ be all that you can be ♪ thanks, first sergeant. ♪ good morning. jillian: largest branch in the military wants a message that's just as successful as the be all you can be add in the 1980 and 9