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terry mcaullife showed up in dulles after learning a family was detained because of the policy. fox 5 tisha lewis where protests are continuing. tisha? >> reporter: that's right. the protesters have been here several hours now. in fact, right now, they're chanting let them in. change over the course of the evening, the message remains the same. they're against the executive order issued by >> you told me that there are people here who are detained and not being released and you have something to say about that >> from what we've heard, between 50 and 60 lawful permanent residents who are being detained. and have been here many hour, earlier this evening, judge granted a temporary retraining order ordering them to be granted access to these detainees >> tell us your name and tell us if you've had that access. >> my name is hatan, aknes, an immigration attorney and no lawyer has been granted access. unfortunately we've been informed that they would refuse to comply were the court order. >> reporter: what does that mean. >> they should be held in contempt of court because they are

governor terry mcaullife will give his annual state of the state address to lawmakers tonight, where he's expected to explain his priorities for his last year in office. the 45-day legislative session will see lawmakers battling over the state budget problems and a variety of policy proposals aimed at improving the state's mental health care. maryland's general assembly also returns today for it's 90-day session. lawmakers will consider an array of issues including a revenue gap, prescription drug costs, limits on student testing and paid sick leave for workers. democrats hold a commanding majority in the legislature, but face a popular republican governor - larry hogan. with nine days until the transition of power - president obama is wrapping up his time as commander-in-chief with a final message to the american people. it comes as the f-b-i opens a new investigation involving the man who will take over the oval office-- president-elect donald trump abc's karen travers has more. when president barack obama gave speech...someone was noticeably abs daughter, sasha. that sent twitter

terry mcaullife thinks differently. here's what he has to. >> our values are open for individuals. to united states of america. >> that was terry mcaullife out at dulles international airport, who is there this morning. fox 5's alexandra limon been talking to some of the protesters and some of the attorneys this morning. good morning, thanks for joining us. >> alex >> a group of protesters >> i want to recap a little bit of what you were able to undercover in the last half hour. you talked to some attorneys. what were they able to tell you about what's going on right now this morning about who's still be detained. >> reporter: what's going on right now is that the group of protesters here at the international arrivals terminal, as you can is already growing and many of these people, as you mentioned, tom, are attorneys, specifically immigration attorneys. now, i have one of them here with me now and i can actually have her recap what we've been talking about this morning, good morning, this is mar ium. you practice immigration law >> that's correct. >> reporter: let's go over first