and we continue to urge the congress, you know, pass the dream act, look at comprehensive immigration reform, the immigration systemen dealing with immigration enforcement for 20 years, and the plain factor of the matter is that the law that we're working under doesn't match the economic needs of the country today. and the law enforcement needs of the country today. but as someone who is charged with enforcing the immigration system, we're setting good, strong, sensible priorities, and again, these young people really are not the individuals that the immigration removable process was designed to focus upon. >> one quite final question. is the department of homeland security, i.c.e., immigrations and customs enforcement, are you ready for what's about to happen? because presume apply you're going to be swapped with phone calls, appearances, these young people that want to get some legal status. >> you know, we're cautioning people, we need to take it, you know, kind of incrementally. instructions have gone out to i.c.e. and cbp today, that they are not to put these young people into removal proceedings. we will begi

citizens like myself who's whose father with his father has also been deported as a result of the broken immigration system so i think family unity is the central piece to any kind of immigration reform and of course honoring labor rights we don't want to create a system where workers are experiencing you know like slave like conditions you know working without pay exploitation and so we want to make sure that we are also ensuring that everyone's were working rights are are established and doesn't also speak to the to the you know i've used this is a almost a cliche for years but i think there's some truth to it i'd love to get your take on it that we don't have an illegal immigration problem in the united states or an illegal immigrant problem and you know states we have an illegal employer problem in the united states reagan stopped in one thousand nine hundred stopped in forcing the laws against the exploitation of people who are here without documentation or without work permits and nobody has really picked it up since the. thoughts you know the thing is that employers in particular industries especial

we continue to urge the congress, you know, pass the dream act, look at come pprehene immigration reform, the immigration system as a whole. i mean, i have been dealing with the immigration enforcement for 20 years and the plain fact of the matter is that the law that we are working under doesn't match the economic needs of the country today. and the law enforcement needs of the country today. but as someone who is charged with enforcing the immigration system, we are setting good strong sensible priorities, and again, these young people really are not the individuals that the immigration removal process was designed to focus upon. >> full interview with secretary napolitano will air at 4:00 p.m. eastern today in "the situation room," and we will go in depth on many of the specific ramifications of the dramatic announcement. let's take a look colorer at the ramifications of the policy. it applies to people who came to the united states illegally as children before the age of 16. they must have lived in the country for at least five years and be in school, or graduated from school or be a u.s. veteran, and those

immigration is not a statistic or a theory. they love somebody and know somebody who is caught in it the illegal immigration system. e but a deep affinity for a real live human being who is suffering the consequences of a broken immigration system. the immigration system matters a lot in the hispanic community. >>> you will meet the woman behind the man. she will join us right here on the set right here on "hannity"." >> so many times i tried to have it both ways. i tried to be all in as a husband and father and all in as a politician. i didn't do either job as well as i should have. i thought god was testing me again. giving me another chance to prove what i have often claimed but didn't always live up to as being a husband and father was more important than being a senator. [ male announcer ] don't miss d lobster's four course seafo feast, just $14.99. start with soup, salad and cheddar bay biscuits then choose one of 7 entrees plus dessert! four perfect courses, just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. holding down the fort while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me, your frien

romney's positions on immigration expressed during the primary campaign. >> well i think what he expressed during the primary campaign is strong support for at that legal immigration system that works, he outlined that in a speech in orlando, here is another thing he did in the campaign he gave voice to a very legitimate frustration in america about immigration, it is a legitimate frustration, i will repeat with all of the repeat all of the 12 million people here undocumented and believe me i know the stories and they are heartbreaking maybe, 40, 50 million people coming to wait legally and see their families in my offices and no one talks about them, what about them? someone needs to speak out for them, they have done it the right way and i think not enough attention is being paid to that either. >> rose: well, can't you care about what happens to illegal without suggesting that you don't care about the people who came here and did all of the right things legally? >> rose: speak to the cause -- to the idea of illegal, you say they won't be deported and america won't let that happen. >> we are not going to round people up, that is not going to happen. >> rose: you said d

. >> someone charged with enforcing the immigration system, we are setting strong, sensible priorities. these young people are really not the individuals that the immigration removal process was designed to focus upon. >> the change comes in the wake of sharp criticism by some hispanic-american leaders. last year, nearly 400,000 people were removed, the largest in the history of immigrations and customs enforcement. >>> now, an amazing rescue. a woman trapped inside a burning car after she lost control and flipped. a stranger smashed open the window and pulled her to safety moments before the car was consumed by flames. then he disappeared. that was two weeks ago. our affiliate tracked him down. he's a sergeant in the texas air national guard. >> i saw a lady frantically screaming. she's still in there. i figured out there was a big problem going on. i took the steps to fix it. i was happy it turned out all right. >> he's my guardian angel. he is. i have a hero. >> he teaches emergency response in the guard. this is the first time he's had to rescue someone himself. >>> here is a rundo

the contributions of immigrants. ae also know that the immigration system is broken. and to fix this proeken broken immigration system. we have to respect chose laws. the vast majority of people in this country support that. we've got to get the people and the congress who have failed to create the jobs we need. who have failed to create the deficit and debt. >> we've heard mitt romney said it's broken. president obama saying it's broken. you too. it's just a matter of how we fix it. >> the way to fix it is to pass immigration reform. >> everyone has an opinion. thank you. >>> republican presidential candidate mitt romney in arizona this hour where today's supreme court decision is dominating talk here. that's where we find jim acosta in scottsdale, arizona. we've seen this sort of terse paragraph long statement. what else do you know? >> mitt romney did not say in that statement where he stands on the supreme court decision. naturally, a lot of rorters are curious where does he stand when it comes to this decision. is he in favor of it? does he oppose it? on the back

immigration reform. everyone from the right, left, middle, they believe the immigration system has been broken and the government has not secured the border. if we secured the border, we wouldn't be talking about the problem. >>> let me share what senator dick durbin said, extending it to dream act students is a historic humanitarian moment. this will allow them to be part of the only country they have ever called home. what should be done with the illegal immigrants? should they be sent back to their country? >> we have to demagtize the magnets that bring them here. tighten up employer sanctions. we have to do e-verify as many states are trying to do. we have to ban illegals from colleges. make sure american workers are protected first. this order is a stab in the back to the american worker, especially at a time of high unemployment. we have more people now in the work force. we have to have something done for these young people, these students, especially. we sympathize with them. we cannot do this. this actually makes the problem worse, what the president did. >> according to janet napolitano, they are not g

the supreme court's immigration ruling. romney has been criticized in the last 24 hours for pivoting the blame to president obama, but not following up with what he would do to reform the immigration systemther or not he even supports the decision rendered by the supreme court yesterday. plus, after saying congress does not have proof of a white house cover-up in fast and furious, congressman darrell issa today sends a letter to the president that is raising the stakes in the standoff between congress and attorney general eric holder. democratic congresswoman jackie speier will join the "news nation" live. >>> whatever happened to that reset button, the body language said it all when president obama and president vladimir putin met last week for the first time since putin resumed the presidency. does that signal trouble ahead for a host of problems that we need our relationship with russia on, starting with syria. the president tried to put the tension in the best light. >> we agreed that there's still time and space to resolve diplomatically the issue of iran's development of nuclear weapons as well as its interest in developing peaceful nuclear power. and finally, as mr. president ment

the federal immigration scheme. consultation between federal and state officials is an important feature of the immigration system." that's what arizona's governor jan brewer had argued. >> this is the day that we had been waiting for, and, make no mistake, arizona is ready. civil rights will be protected. racial profiling will not be tolerated. >> reporter: but opponents of the so-called "show me your papers" provision will fight on. >> i believe it's the most venomous part based on race, based on nationality, and based on racial profiling. >> reporter: and the high court made it clear if arizona cops do profile or bend the rules to make arrests, the law could be back in court. struck down were the parts of the law banning living and working in arizona without papers and police arresting those suspects without warrants. president obama celebrated that but played up instead what he did on immigration. >> it's time to stop denying citizenship to responsible young people just because they're the children of undocumented workers. >> reporter: mitt romney, too, was cautious, saying in a statement the nation needs compr

president romney if he was elected is not going to fix the immigration system. he has been clear about that. you watch republican debate after republican debate many of them on your network where governor romney was clear he would veto the dream act. clear not just for the hispanic community but for the american people at large. >> chris: the president gave an economic speech in ohio in which he called for targeted investments in energy and education and state workers, first responders and teachers and tax hikes for the wealthy but there was forgive me nothing new. is that the president's agenda for the next four years, pass the jobs plan that i have been pushing for over the last 12 months, and that will fix the economy? >> what the president laid out is a clear choice facing the american people. and the contrast could not be clearer. a president who believes we need to grow the chi by putting the middle -- grow the economy by putting the middle class first and reducing the deficit in a fair and balanced way and invest in things like innovation and research. >>

the federal immigration scheme. consultation between federal and state officials is an important feature of the immigration system. that's what arizona's republican governor, jan brewer, had argued. >> this is the day we have been waiting for. and, make no mistake, arizona is ready. civil rights will be protected. racial profiling will not be tolerated. >> reporter: but opponents of the so-called show me your papers provision will fight on. >> i believe it's the most venomous part based on race, based on nationality and based on racial profiling. >> reporter: and the high court made clear, if arizona cops do profile or bend the rules to make arrests, the law could be back in court. struck down were parts of the law banning living and working in arizona without papers and police arresting those suspects without warrant. president obama celebrated that. but played up instead what he did on immigration. >> it's time to stop denying citizenship to responsible young people just because they're the children of undocumented workers. >> reporter: mitt romney was cautious, saying in a statement, the nation needs comprehens

the arizona immigration law. what the decision makes unmistakenly clear congress must act on immigration reform. patchwo of state slaw not solution to the broken immigration systemem. at the same time, i remain concern of the practical impact of the remaining provision of the law that requires the local law enforcement officials to check the immigration status of anyone they suspect to be here illegally." bring in the expanded panel. fred barnes of "weekly standard." juan williams, columnist with the hill. marmara liasson, national public radio. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. charles, thoughts? >> i thought what the headline is and is overlooked the central provision of the law, which is police inquire of the immigration status, that was upheld unanimously. 8-nothing. liberalstants conservatives. no dispute on that. i thought the scalia dissent, if you talk about it from the bench, he mentioned unusually something that has happened since, the obama ending deportation of young people brought here as children. he said what is happening here is arizona is told you can't legislate anything that helps to enforce the law as written, understood or passed if

the federal immigration scheme. cooperation between federal and state officials is an important feature of the immigration system. the high court struck down other parts of the arizona statute that outlaws being in arizona and looking for work without proper papers. and a section allowing police to arrest suspected illegals without warrants. that could take some teeth out of the controversial show me your papers provision that the high court noted today will be the subject of future lawsuits. >> it basically is allowing law enforcement to go forward and racially profile poor people and people of color. we believe that this is a decision that does set back civil rights. we vow to continue fighting. >> reporter: today is a mixed result for president obama. he sued arizona to stop mandatory immigration checks. losing on that today could leave him more votes from hispanics fired up by today ice ruling. for the next few days, at least, the immigration debating will be front and center, not what mitt romney and his republicans had wanted. at the u.s. supreme court, steve handelsman, nbc news. >> this morning the high c

president made the announcement from the rose gardens thing that his new policy will make the immigration system more efficient, fair and just which could allow as many as 800,000 young illegal immigrants to remain in america if. effective immediately if they are younger than 30 and arrived in the country before turning 16 and have lived here for at least five years from, they can stop being fearful of arrest and deportation. they have to have no criminal record, have a high school diploma, be in school or have served in the mill. >> it makes no sense to expel talented young people who for all intents and purposes are americans. >> republicans including mitt romney were quick to criticize the president saying that he was overstepping his powers of around congress for. margo rubio was not pleased because he was about to make a similar proposal that the president began to. latino groups across the country were celebrating and vowed to keep fighting for permanent citizenship. >> it is temporary. a work permit will be temporary for two years. we have no path toward citizenship or residence. we know

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the country. we have an immigration system that is broken. at states would like to take are preempted by the constitution and the supreme court has spoken on that, so there are guidelines here as to what cannot be done at the state level, and what we need to do is to have a system of immigration that works in this country, that regulates the flow of immigrants in a way that meets the needs of the country to keep fam i ilies together and does not encourage discriminatory actions of law enforcement agencies or governments at the state or local level. >> do you believe that the show me your papers, and that particular provision still holds, do you believe it was a real loss here? >> it was a loss in the sense that this now goes back to the district court for further interpretation by the arizona courts as to what exactly was meant on behalf of the legislature with this. o ourf course is who gets to show papers or required to show papers, a person like me with brown skin because of my heritage and i am suspect by vir shoe of how i look? that is wh

immigration situation. they understand the law has to be enforced but there is a deep personal compassion fr a real life human being suffering the consequences of a broken legal immigration systemes, the immigration system, issue matters a lot in the hispanic community. >> sean: you're going to meet the woman behind the man, senator rubio's wife, jeanett will join us on the set here on "hannity". >> many times i tried to have it both ways. all in as husband and father and politician. i didn't do the job as well as i should have. i thought god is testing me again and giving me another chance to prove i have often claimed but didn't live up to. that being a husband and father was more important than being a do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getti away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's whye got a subaru. love wherer the road takes you. wow, there it is holding down the fort while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me, your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if you got your home insurance where you got your cut rate car insurance, it might not replace all th

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. >> as someone who is charged with enforcing the immigration system, we're setting good, strong, sensible priorities, and again, these young people really are not the individuals that immigration removal process was designed to focus upon. >> that's where the fight is. some conservatives that support the policies say the president can't do it without congressional approval. freshman florida senator marco rubio said this. by once again ignoring the constitution and going around congress, this short term policy will make it harder to find a balanced and responsible long term one. just last year, this very senior, might call him most senior administration official seemed to agree, the white house couldn't act on its own. >> the notion that i can just suspend deportations through executive order, that's just not the case because there are lawson the books that congress has passed. >> that was then. this is now. 144 days before an election in which the latino vote could swing a few battlegrounds. even some of his closest allies wonder why if he has this power he waited three-and-a-half years t

immigration situation. they understand the law has to be enforced but there is a deep personal compassion fr a real life human being suffering the consequences of a broken legal immigration system, the immigration system, issue matters a lot in the hispanic community. >> sean: you're going to meet the woman behind the man, senator rubio's wife, jeanett will join us on the set here on "hannity". >> many times i tried to have it both ways. all in as husband and father and politician. i didn't do the job as well as i should have. i thought god is testing me again and giving me another chance to prove i have often claimed but didn't live up to. that being a husband and father was more important than being a senator. no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink ♪ [ male announcer ] some mechanics are just determined to find something to repair. ♪ but unli tho

does not interveal with a federal scheme, consultation, is an important feature of the immigration system. that's what -- had argued. >> this is the day that we have been waiting for. make no mistake. arizona is ready. civil rights will be protected. racial profiling will not be tolerated. points of the so-called show me your papers provision will fight on. >> i think it's based on race, based on nationality, and based on racial profiling. the high court made clear if arizona cops do profile or bend the rules, the law could be back in court. struck down today were the parts of the law -- and police arresting those suspects without warrants. president obama celebrated that, but played up instead what he did on immigration. >> it's time to stop denying citizenship to responsible young people just because they're the children of undocumented workers. >> reporter: mitt romney too was cautious, saying in a statement the nation needs comprehensive immigration reform. with immigration on front burner, no doubt motivating many hispanics to vote democratic. team romney can't wait until thursday wh

the federal immigration scheme. consultation between federal and state officials is an important feature of the immigration system. that's what arizona's republican governor had argued. >> this is the day we've been waiting for, and make no mistake, arizona is ready. civil rights will be protected. racial profiling will not be tolerated. >> reporter: but opponents of the so-called show me your papers provision will fight on. >> i believe it's the most venomous part based on race, national and racial profiling. >> reporter: the high court made clear if arizona cops do profile or bend the rules to make arrests, the law could be back in court. struck down that were the parts of the law banning living and working in arizona without papers, and police arresting those suspects without warrants. president obama celebrated that, but played up instead what he did on immigration. >> it's time to stop denying immigrant status to the -- >> reporter: mitt romney was cautious. with immigration on front burner, no doubt motivating many hispanics to vote democratic, team romney can't wait until thursday, when the ruling is expect

terms of really proving to the latino community that he was trying to work on changes to the immigration systemfor putting together this policy. whether you think it was political purposes or not, he has been trying to do the right thing for a long time. that's why it rings so shallow when romney blames him when he knows his party has stopped the president from gains the permanent solution which is immigration reform or the dream act. he pushed the dream act and republicans blocked it. >> i know you didn't get equal time, but i wanted to get the questions in to anna. very quickly because we showed the picture, why did they take the knifes and forks away? >> i don't know. this was a mostly democratic crowd. the sharp knives were out for mitt romney and not barack obama. i never had that happen to me. latinos are not going to give up their food. we will not use our forks and knives to go against anybody. nothing gets between us and our food. at least give us a tortilla. >> i don't think they had knives for romney either. >> thank you, guys. that was very good. we appreciate your passion. >> thank