by the supreme leader is to keep the honor of our country alive and under the shadow of the supreme authority of our province, our honor and closeness will always be high. considering that you are from the same university, do you agree with the removal of the entrance exam, or do you agree with the removal of the entrance exam? due to the fact that the stress that is inflicted on the respected students may not show itself in these four hours, but the final exams and the education themselves, the ministry of education must have special measures so that a student who has struggled for one year or two years does not suffer because of these four hours. he wasted all his efforts, you think that now there is a necessary infrastructure for a new component or indicator to get some students into some popular fields such as medicine, dentistry or engineering in some prominent universities. it definitely exists, but i have one thing to say: our students go to foreign countries more often , if we can charge the same fees from our students who are abroad and for them in our country, because there are a nu

saying that we must keep the honor of our country and under the shadow of the supreme authority of our province, our honor and closeness will always be high, and considering that you are also a university figure, do you agree with the removal of the entrance exam or against me, i agree with the removal of the entrance exam because the stress that is inflicted on the respected students may not show itself in these four hours, but the final exams and themselves. they have special measures so that because of these four hours , a student who has worked hard for a year or two will not lose all his hard work . a new way for some students to enter some popular fields such as medicine, dentistry or ba. engineering exists in some famous universities , it definitely exists, but i have one thing to say , don. we can charge the same fee from our students who are abroad and for them in our country because there are a number of them who have the facilities, so we can create these facilities inside my country so that they do not go to foreign countries in these fields. they can be inside our country

has nothing to do with the family, the political system has nothing to do with the family, the supreme authority and the big policy in our society is that all laws should be family-oriented. therefore, we do not expect that only, for example, 10 , 15, 20 members of the parliament have family concerns, all members of the parliament should have consistent concerns. legal systems work with principles this is a picture of the whole generation. the second point is that the issue of justice is one of the components of gender justice, and this means that not only 15 female representatives should be concerned about gender justice , this concern of the justice of its parts, including gender justice, should be the concern of all parliamentarians. ok , but al-qaeda must be a trend , it will be a strategic error if we think that women representatives are busy with women's affairs. and the family should be in the parliament, let's leave the rest of the work to others , this is also a wrong strategic mistake. the women who enter the parliament should all have that general concern. the issue of women or the fa

national interests , economic independence, and of course honor, and the same thing that the supreme authority the leadership said the three principles of honor , wisdom, expediency, to be connected with all parts of the world, the policy of looking to the east can be criticized, of course , we have seen the behavior of some of these countries in the eastern region, that some places leave us alone, so we must think about national interests. this area can monitor and enter an economy in the world with all countries in parallel relations to reason. do you agree to negotiate directly with america? i believe that if it is based on our national interests. the relationship with america and that arrogance and that attitude, of course, we do not trust america now, but if trust is built in the framework of national interests , we have come to the conclusion that yes, the economic relationship with america can be useful . it is currently detrimental to our national interests because america has proven that it is not reliable, but i say that we should have active diplomacy in this regard and in this rega

everyone knows what your vote was, you must finally answer the complaints, as you have been the supreme authority for years. the leaders are emphasizing on the field of production and employment. well , as representatives , we are still lacking in many aspects. we have shortcomings. we have problems . we are moving on the discussion of job creation, but what basic steps could we take on the road of job creation? with documents we have doctorates, master's degrees, bachelor's degrees in the country, we have them in mahababad city , we have them in west azarbaijan province, they could not enter the field of production. transparency would have been achieved if they had come to examine the areas well, if they had informed the people what the problem is and what the solution is, what approach should we take, well, this would be good for the people. we are coming in this area , we want to make a decision. we want to take action , we want to attract credit for it . it comes with when i i could not, for example, within a period of 4 years , 20% of the youth who are looking for work could not enter the fi

military they assume that the residents of ukraine are dissatisfied with the supreme authorities. willmmanuel macron, who recently called for forgetting about red lines in supporting ukraine, is still desperately trying to cheer up the kiev regime. true, not everyone in the fifth republic shares this impulse. today, for the first time, the national assembly will hold a debate on a bilateral agreement between paris and kiev, which implies the allocation of an independent 3 billion euros in military assistance this year. is the president right to show off his muscles by promising unlimited support if for this. he has no funds , you can’t show off your muscles if you don’t have them, what are we going to give to the ukrainians this year, besides emptying what we have in our pockets, we have already given away 40% of the artillery, that is, if there had been a violent clash in that or any other form, whatever our soldiers would have come out with, but with nothing. objectively, france's freedom of action is limited; today we do not have large military and production capacities. the questio

on the other hand, the issue of endogenous development, which is behind the slogan that the supreme authority pointing leadership happens after awareness and education means the development of one it is a human thing and human-centered, and education is also a human-centered work, so the training we have for students is for parents , and we can provide the platform for public participation by informing our target society , and we can provide it on the other hand. make the necessary leap in production. let's do it with professional technical training and work and knowledge, very excellent, thank you very much, mr. mirzadeh, but let's go back to the first discussion of study opportunities that will help those who are studying sixth, seventh, if i'm not mistaken , in may, the first stage of the national entrance exam. take the national entrance exam, this study opportunity in schools is a very valuable opportunity that you can take advantage of. it can be very effective for 10th and 11th graders in their final exams. please explain a little about the effect of the final exam on the entrance exam

as soon as possible they should finalize it and adjust the program so that we can serve the supreme authoritysoon as possible and before eid al-fitr , god willing, those who are subject to amnesty will be released. referring to the inaction of international institutions regarding the genocide in gaza, the head of the judiciary called the report of the so-called international fact-finding panel on iran unprofessional politics and lacking in rational basis. the terrorist group tander sarkodeh was sentenced to pay a total of 2 billion and 478 million dollars. according to the media center of the judiciary, with the complaint of 116 people from the families of the martyrs and survivors of the terrorist crime of bombing in hosseinieh. seyyed al-shohdai of shiraz in 2007, which led to the martyrdom and injury of more than 20 people, branch 55 of tehran law court. the thunder terrorist group known as the kingdom of iran association, led by jamshid sharmehed, and the american government, as the supporter of this group , condemned it to pay material and moral damages and punitive damages in this case.

society of the positive social security system of 2083 and these are the policies announced by the supreme authority we should keep in mind that we should always be careful in paying benefits and applying the rules of pension regulations . what we apply should be insurance. retirement affects our employees. we calculated that from the time a person wants to join us until the time he retires , we expect him to pay insurance premiums for 30 years, and after 30 years of service , he will be able to benefit from a pension according to his age. there will be changes in the rules of pension regulations , for example, now , i will tell you early retirement, hard jobs are harmful. this confuses the pension rule and the rule of insurance principles governing insurance funds and weakens the funds, and when the funds weaken, we become dependent on the general budget of the government because we cannot pay for pensions from our own resources. let's pay. therefore, how dependent is the retirement ditch? i will tell you now. therefore, we must make parametric reforms. the new need is not the need now. in the past

koche is the next issue that i would like to present to you , and the supreme authority and leadership should pay attention to the provision of open finance. nowadays, the major economies of the world and the modern economies of the world have been able to solve this issue of financing. now we are in the 11th parliament. we have almost passed this law , and this discussion of coordination, which is completely correct , is actually an institution, of course, with the participation of these current institutions that have been mentioned, namely, the ministry of economy , the central bank's budget program organization, the ministry of positions , etc., will be formed under the title in fact, the national council. providing financing that can resolve these inconsistencies, and by the way, both of these were among the things that the supreme leader himself emphasized, of course, the correction of discrepancies, in fact , the non-oil export, which i find very important to discuss here, should be a topic. see me then open i emphasize that if we are going to pass laws one after the other, but d

legitimate disputes with the possibility of arbitration, academic jihad based on this order that supreme authority students of iran have been keyed, and until now we are at your service, without a break, 12 rounds of these competitions have been held this year the 12th provincial national student debate competition is being held, today is actually our last closing ceremony of 45 academic units, that is , 31 of our provinces and universities. tehran's roads, which are held in university form, hold their competitions . an important point that i can tell you is the growth of almost 1500 participating student teams compared to the previous year, which means that last year we had 387 teams across the country. now that i am speaking to you, nearly a thousand student teams of four student groups across the country have been competing together since november. today, in fact, the last university that is holding debate competitions is the university of science and technology. in the university of science and technology , there are 16 student teams from various fields of civil engineering. it was formed and

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seems important to remind our president he's america's commander in chief, not some supreme allied commandser with authority f -- commander with authority over israel's war operations. i was worried to see the u.s. intelligence community opine publicly last week on the■w stability of the israeli government. it seems to me we should ask our intelligence professionals to our closest partners a bill closer to their chest. thk just how embarrassing our colleagues would find this behavior if it was directed toward any other democratic u.s. ally. think about how we might be received dni or cia director publicly commented on political tensions within ger germany's coalition government or on the decision-making processes of president macron■ r on the declining public support for the trudeau government in canada. america's bes our intelligence professionals refrain from public comments on politics, both our own and our allies'. so the war thrust upon israel by hamas and palestinian islamic jihad has+ alrea brought a host of profoundly embarrassing revelations to light. it's exposed the united nations relief and work

to the certainty that , well, the ministry of agriculture, after the discussion that the supreme leader's authority has seen in the statistics, in the matter of wheat, well, we we established an observatory in the ministry. in this ministry, they finally have these statistics, so to speak , they are moving forward, and i will tell you about the technologies such as water, airspace, and the places that can help us through satellites. and they give us the information and the information we get from the ground , we combine them together, wheat is taken by satellite, the statistics are connected, and we started with rice because it is the so-called beginning of the work, but we also started with wheat, because wheat and their optical spectrum is very close to each other, but now our numbers are almost close to each other this is not very close to the truth, but this year we bought ten and a half million tons of wheat . this is true. it is a temporary purchase. yes, finally , the state commerce has bought a million tons of wheat. let's multiply and divide to get an average, for example, the average yiel

a supreme allied commander with authority over israel's war wase publicly on the stability of the government. it seems to me we should ask our intelligence professionals to keep their assessments of ourclr chest. think about just how embarrassing our colleagues have found of this behavior of it was toward any o democratic sellout. think about how we might be received if the director publicly. the decision-making processes of the president and the declini support for the trudeau government and canada. america is best served when the intelligence p from public commn politics. both our own and our all so the war thrust upon. the united nations relief agency is irredeemably corrupt and appallingly complicit in both the violent kidnapping of israelis and the indoctrination ofio palestinians in a culture f it's exposed anti-semitism that america's most elite universities have allowed to fester onme of the institutions weakening grasp. if it is unwilling or incapable of radical base. look out the colleagues have vocal support for policies for which even the israelieft has said. membership in the se

imbued with revolutionary romanticism. the poems actually ended even earlier; in russia the supreme authoritiessode of a podcast with a romantic title, let them not talk, let them read, this is a podcast, of course, about literature, about books, well , by the way, about papyri, about electronic readers, about anything, the main thing is that you read, we are talking today with a wonderful interlocutor, this is the general director of the russian national museum. one of my favorite subjects, both my parents are philologists, so i didn’t know this, yes, yes, so, in general, there was always a cult of books in the house, always from childhood i didn’t even understand why, but first of all, why to go to street, i had to read this or that work, i liked something, well , just one thing there, or everything at a young age, i read books that were intended for an older age, i... thought that here on the program needs to be told, but now it just hits me normal human memories, because my grandmother worked in the library, and my god, that is, you are not only a son. i really liked bringing them, helping

supreme court gave texas the okay to proceed with its controversial new border enforcement law that grants local authorities the power to arrest and deport migrants they suspect of entering the country illegally, but just hours after the supreme court spoke, an appeals court panel quickly put another pause on implementing the law while it heard the case today the legal back and forth leaving some local law enforcement uncertain about their roles and what comes next morgan chesky is at the border tonight >> reporter: tonight, a controversial immigration law still on hold 24 hours after the supreme court gave the green light for it to begin today a federal appeals court holding a hearing over the texas law known as sb-4, which allows state and local authorities to arrest migrants suspected of crossing the southern border illegally and allow state judges to deport them. the judges appearing skeptical of the law. >> this is the first time it seems to me that a state has claimed that they have the right to remove illegal aliens. >> reporter: governor greg abbott standing by the law saying texas is taking action

yes, according to the orders of the authority supreme leader who said that the promotion regulations should be reviewed and should be in such a way that other scientific outputs are also included in it. well, the supreme council of the cultural revolution has caused the promotion of the principles governing the bylaws and notified them to the ministries of science and the ministry of health. we are in the process of developing the promotion bylaws based on the ruling principles that have been established. upgrading the rank of italmi members will be the standard of action before that, so there is no problem in this part and there. the deadline to specify when to give about two months to be completed and sent after two months, we are also doing this, and in our new promotion letter, we discuss needs-oriented research, employer-oriented problem- oriented, demand-oriented research, and applied development research. we considered technology-oriented and special privileges to these outputs and the sector. we took the training seriously, paying attention to the problem as one of the basic

colorado supremes court is a state court it had no authority to make the determination that donald trumpas ineligible for engaging in insurrection per. >> really surprise it was unanimous ruling? >> and no i was not. because of the many, many trump cases the supreme court is hearing. this would seem pretty clear the court was going to go into this ral argument and it was also the consensus of many observers of the court.llowed each state to make this kind of determination were pretty severe. the same can of the supre court majority could be qualified inat some states. not qualified in others. even based on the same records. this is not a shocker. three liberal justices a concurring opinion can you explain what the argument was? >> sure. to use the sometimes exotic and nomenclature all nine agree with the judgment. but not the opinion. they're only five who agreed with the majority was unsigned. we know who they were because we know who they are. process of elimination of it being a majority. three liberal justices jointly authored an opinion that itially, according to what some indicatio

maria: he doesn't have authority to blow up the supreme court that is not true doucht have authority up but he is doing it i want to ask you since your british what you think about the other day former president obama, made a surprise visit to 10 downing street for informal meeting we are told with uk prime minister sunak we don't know if informal or formal a former president meeting with sitting of the uk i am sure of talks about to take down donald trump. >> can you imagine if donald trump meetinging with leaders, outrage, this plays into if a question who is running show i think very objects obama is behind a lot of decisions being made leading the administration why out there to meet world leaders, probably some concerns that people have trump may be coming back in, no worry what's going to happen, you know, a double standard if trump doing this meeting with french president. maria: i saw open letter on twitter, dear mr. obama on bavr british public we would like to politely request you f-off to whenever sinister island you have flown into from private jet people in british mad.

in russia, the supreme authorities forgive everything except weakness. it was a big story. see you.bsolutely wonderful story, but every story has a backstory. and both of these plots are connected with an extraordinary personality in our opinion, but today little known and even forgotten, we are talking about count mikhail andreevich miloradovich, so i asked sergei mikhailovich to support me here, so to speak, because he remembers miloradovich almost personally, on this is what i hope... of hereditary military men, his parents and centuries, he was born in 1771 into a family grandmothers, grandfathers, immigrants from serbia, that is , in principle, he was considered a serb in the russian service, like his ancestors, then he studied at the most fashionable universities in europe, then köningsberg and göttingen, and went there. to study with his cousin, according to the recollections of his brother grigory, miloradovich studied so-so, mainly engaged in entertainment, travel, but the most interesting thing is that at the age of 16 he was already an ensign from the mailovsky regiment,

established by the contracting parties and previously belonging to russia will no longer be under its supreme authoritye into the internal affairs of these regions. germany and austria-hungary intend to determine the future fate of these areas once they are cleared of their population. the occupied baltic states were considered as a colony of the german empire, the creation of a baltic duchy was announced, and heinrich hagenzollern, the brother of the german kaiser, became the ruler. german became the only official language, and the germans began to export everything valuable from the region. the loss of germany in the first world war did not affect the situation in the baltic states, because the soviet union became the common enemy russia. according to the armistice of campiène, france and great britain retained german occupation forces in the territory. baltic states, just to prevent the arrival of the russians. all german troops currently located in the territories that constituted russia before the war must return to germany as soon as the allies recognize that the moment has come for this, taking

the us supreme court will allow state authorities in texas to start arresting people, suspected of crossing the border illegally from mexico, once in custody. my grandson, who died to agree to a judge is order to leave all be prosecuted on misdemeanor charges. opponents of the controversial uh, warning of racial profiling and rights violations. us the secretary of state. and to me, blame can say is the whole of gauze as population is facing severe, hung up, his warning comes as israel rejects international play.

you see , scientific authority is a strategic policy for us, which is emphasized by the supreme leader, in order to realize scientific authority , many and many things must be done. we believe that the most important way to achieve scientific authority is to attract international students. on the other hand, we are in a regional and international competition in recruiting international students and us considering the level of our universities. it is really very high . we cannot fall behind this competition, so to speak. of course, we have civilizational goals and civilizational goals, and for every country that pursues civilizational goals, the issue of attracting international students is a very important and strategic policy. let's really succeed in this competition . advance the goals of civilization, attracting international students will become an important and strategic policy for our higher education system. we have international students and several of our universities have this permission and permission, so that the total number of students in our universities that have permis

government again. peak after a series of unexpected court decisions, the day before the us supreme court allowed texas authoritiest illegal migrants, but as soon as this law came into effect, the appeal court immediately suspended its action pending further proceedings. it would seem that the biden administration may be celebrating victory, but the governor of texas insists that the state still has the right to self-defense against illegal immigrants. even without this law, texas has the power to arrest those. who climbs over the barbed wire fence on our border, and we will use our power against those who cross our border illegally. the border dispute between texas and the biden administration has been simmering for months. last year, state authorities , faced with an unprecedented flow of migrants, decided to take control of some sections of the border, for example, the crossing in the town of eaglepass, through which thousands of illegal immigrants entered america every day. the texas national guard has closed the approaches to the border with mexico. stated that if texas tries he called the texas law inhumane

the field of the labor market, the method, the general employment policies notified by the authorities. the supremeder of 1390 general policies of the resistance economy , the announcement of the year. and industrial budget laws , and after that meetings of the supreme council of employment , the approvals of the orders of the honorable president, which are the basis of the actions and commitments of the ministry of labor in the labor market, in 1402, by the grace of god, we have perhaps the brightest year of the labor market in at least the last two decades. we passed the statistics. the figures confirm this proposition that i presented to you in every way, and special events really happened this year. as you also said, the employment commitment of the 13th people's government to the dear people of iran is to create 1 million jobs annually, which is the number in 1402 was the same as in 1401, and we were able to monitor closely and according to the national code and the type of jobs created by different agencies, by different cities, or even by each agency in each city, what measures were we able

authorities. we will follow up until these are solved. they go through the council their province has 75 members between here and the supreme council of provincesich is actually the highest. the authority of the country's council is the one that makes these arrangements , and the supreme council can present a plan or bill to the parliament as well as the government, and in this context , they finally said that even the annual budget of the government should come to the supreme council and the supreme council in this case. he should announce his point of view and the opinion of mr. dr. bihari of new policies in the new management period of the council. that we are in the new management period, what changes have you made and what are your plans for the future? especially the part that your excellency mentioned that you and your colleagues feel the problems that exist in cities and villages and then you think about them. whichever year it happens. what will be the approach now? we are now continuing a two-year plan for the supreme council to know where we want to reach in the end, and based on this plan, we are now getting help from the majlis res

colorado's supreme court is a state court and had no authority to make that determination that donald trump was ineligible for engaging in insurrection. host: were you surprised it was unanimous? es no, because of the many trump cases the supreme court is hearing. this one seemed pretty clear the courwa this direction. it was clear at the oral argument and the consensus view of many observers of the court, because the applications of 11 each state to make this kind of determination were pretty severe. the same candidate could be qualified in some states and not qualified and others. even based on the same conduct or record. this was not really a shocker. host: the nine justices all agreed with the opinion. the three level justices -- liberal justices offered a concurring opinion. can you explain what their argument was? guest: to use thsometimes exotic nomenclature, all night agreed with the judgment but not the opinion. there are only five that agreed th the majority opinion, which was unsigned. we know they were because four did not have enough they are. process of elimination let y

powell and fed juicing the economy is give biden a an election year boost, and supreme court decision that gives texas authorityng me now louisiana senator mr. john kennedy. senator kennedy, we really appreciate you come on. i want to start, sir, you have laken riley act, which is important, and supremes toward, as you know, at least for short run, are letting texas authorities continue to arrest illegal migrants and leave up the barrier. and seems that is a step in the right direction. >> yes. it is a step in the right direction. i think it is clear to most americans, that if we'll secure the border we'll have to work around president biden and the white house. sometimes when people act like, they don't care, it is not unact. it is clear to me that president biden does not care about the border problem. only the reason he a -- has talked about it because it is an issue in his campaign, otherwise he is content with the border being an open bleeding wound, it is chaos by design, the states have to fill the vacuum. larry: so interesting to me, sir, with respect to texas and the supreme court. that the barbed wire

s. supreme court will allow state authorities in texas to start arresting people to speak to the of crossing the border illegally from mexico. once in custody. my friends could either agree to a judge is over to, to the east will be prosecuted on misdemeanor charges. opponents of the controversial uh, warning of racial profiling and rights violations us and secretary of state and to me blink. and since the whole of gauze is population is facing severe, hung up, his warning comes as he's rile, rejects into nash.

authority. so, what does this mean? the immediate change on the ground in texas. abc's terry moran, who has covered the supreme court for years, leading us off from the court tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in texas can now, on their own, arrest people who they suspect are migrants here illegally, regardless of federal law, and even send them to mexico. the supreme court's conservative majority granting texas that green light for now to enforce its controversial immigration law. in a 6-3 order, the high court rejected a request by the biden administration to intervene and place the law -- sb4 as it is called -- on hold while it is challenged in the lower courts. the biden administration argues the texas law is an infringement on the federal government's exclusive authority over immigration law, a power grounded in the constitution and affirmed by the supreme court. tonight, texas governor greg abbott called the court's order a, quote, clearly positive development. but in a concurring opinion, conservative justices amy coney barrett and brett kavanaugh made clear that this is not the last word. they

responsibility was spoken about, not only the right to join the supreme national assembly, but also these people will bear responsibility, including the authorityy in this case will be subjected to certain criticism of how the party works, representatives of the party in the supreme national assembly, how representatives of civil society work , that is, in general, everything will be in front of people’s eyes, this is one of the most important conclusions that we can draw: strengthening democracy is obvious and just... strengthening transparency , openness of the activities of government bodies , many issues that could be resolved in terms of powers, say, by the president alone, he considered it necessary to bring just to this large meeting of the all-belarusian people's assembly, the run-in, of course, was already the previous period from the ninety-sixth years, it was correctly said here, and we already understand what the mechanisms of work are, but the fact that they have endowed the gns is very important, as a representative, as... said the representative of the communist party, the leader, that the most important, generally key powers in

supreme court decided that issue. he is the cohost of the podcast prosecuting donald trump and co- author of the new best-selling book, the trump indictments. historic charging documents with commentary. also with us, the former u.s. attorney and professor at the university of alabama school of law. they are both msnbc legal analyst. the judge has given the

all the powers of transfer are in the hands of the privatization organization, the authority is higher than the supreme transfer board, so the last thing is that the minister of sports can make a proposal, as the famous saying goes, and the head of the leather manufacturing organization and he can take me to the supreme board. i was the head of the kozsazi organization for 6 months, i was appointed as the governor of east azerbaijan. for some time , the kozsazi organization was run by a supervisor, and recently mr. bazian, who had been in the position of the chairman of the kozsazi organization for 60 years , was appointed as the supervisor. be fluent and understand what the situation is, this is absolutely impossible in addition, the supreme transfer committee usually has a meeting once a month. today, i looked at their last meeting on 21/21, and there was no resolution regarding the independence of the police press. in the 18/10/142 meeting , there was a transfer, apparently, refah pasdar bank bought 51 shares of presplis and university. azad also wanted to buy 51 shares of esteghlal, but apparently

important to remind our president that he's america's commander in chief, not some supreme allied commandser omman authorityperations. i was worried to see the u.s. intelligence community opine publiclyast week on the stability of the israeli government. it seems to me we should ask our intelligence professionals to keep their closest partners a bill closer to their about just how embarrassing our colleagues would find this behavior if it was directed toward any other democratic u.s. ally. think about how we received if the dni or cia director publicly commented on political tensions within ger germany's coalition government or on the decision-making processes of president macron or on the declining public support for the trudeau government in canada. america's best served when our intelligence professionals refrain from public comments on politics, both our own and our allies'. so the war thrust upon israel by hamas and palestinian islamic jihad has already brought a host of profoundly embarrassing revelations to light. it's exposed the united nations relief and works agency as irredeemably corrupt and app

supreme court has delivered a major ruling broadening at least for now who has the authority to enforce immigration laws at the southern border on a 6-3 vote, the conservative majority court backed a controversial texas law that empowers local police with the authority to arrest migrants who illegally cross into the u.s. from mexico. it also allows state judges to order deportations the ruling is a major defeat for the biden administration, which had asked the court to block the texas law known as sb-4. arguing the federal government, not states has the sole authority to legislate on immigration. in a statement, the white house expressing its disagreement with the court, calling sb-4 unconstitutional. while republican texas governor greg abbott said the ruling is clearly a positive development. but the battle over the issue doesn't necessarily end here gabe gutierrez reports. >> reporter: tonight, a seismic shift at the southern border. the u.s. supreme court ruling that a controversial texas law can take effect, allowing local and state police to arrest migrants suspected of crossing i

must constantly be to the utmost. in my opinion, today there is a devaluation namely the authorities, the supremed, and responsible politicians are becoming fewer and fewer, we talked a lot about people who can make decisions, this is our president, this is the chinese leader, this is the russian leader, but there are people who do not work in the interests of its own people, well, look, it would be nice if only macron, so we read what the french military is saying: a couple of examples , just yes, the french army is preparing to participate in the toughest conflicts, said the chief of staff of the french ground forces general pierre schille, amid president emmanuel macron's announcement of the possibility of sending troops to ukraine. on french tv, they are discussing where french troops could be stationed in ukraine if they were sent there. the map shows two, two hypothetical scenarios: this is along the dnieper along the border with belarus. the head of the foreign intelligence service , naryshkin, is already saying: france is training approximately 200 people. today macron has been chosen as

premieres next sunday at nine on cnn >> more now with former associate justice of the supreme court, steven bryer, the author of a new book, reading the constitution why i chose pragmatism, not textualism. one of the things that i often wonder about when i hear about the conservative majority and originalism in stuff. is there. they say all that and they say, you're going to smuggle your views. and if you don't have these constraints but it feels like they're smuggling their views in as well and they somehow get to the the view they want to get to and i realized that there was a shock of realization that the court was very political with bush vigour because it seemed to me in bush v. gore, this was the case where the supreme court was being asked to decide something that if you read the constitution clearly was a state function how the electors are chosen in an, in an election is a function of the state and the supreme court in that case, conservative judges like scalia, who had always said, states rights and the federal government shouldn't get what suddenly decided in this case. no, the fed's are gonna get

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supreme court overturned roe v. wade the justices are about to hear their next major abortion case tomorrow, oral arguments on whether the fda overstepped its authority making it easier for women to obtain the abortion pill mifepristone. the drug was approved by the fda over 20 years ago. legal experts say if the supreme court limits the use of mifepristone, it could hinder the agency's authority to regulate other prescription drugs. >>> boeing's ceo says he's stepping down by the end of this year. the departure of dave calhoun comes after nearly fife years in the role. calhoun and boeing are facing mounting pressure to make changes after a series of safety incidents in recent months, most recently a door plug that blew out of the side of an alaska airlines 737 max in january. calhoun says he's not leaving right away because he wants to see boeing through this latest turbulence. >> let's not avoid what happened with alaska air. let's not avoid the call for action. let's not avoid the changes we have to make in our factory. let's not avoid the need to slow down a bit and let the supply chain catch up. >> the problems from boeing planes have led to mul