policy, particularly when motivated by national security concerns are unreviewable even if those actions potentially contravene constitutional rights and protections. there is no president to support this claimed unreviewability which runs contrary to the fundamental structure of our constitutional democracy." those are strong words from the court. >> those are very strong words but there is one precedent, the president for deferring blindly to the executive branch resulted in the internment of thousands upon thousands of japanese americans. at the tail end of world war ii out of a concern that the japanese were about to invade california. looking in hindsight, japan at that point didn't have a navy to invade the united states with so wherever we're seeing this type of radical deference to the executive branch, that's where we're seeing the worst most historically embarrassing tragic examples of executive overreach. deference to the executive