safe harbor to criminal illegal aliens. jeff sessions is outraged saying quote if this stays in effect i say this ends the ability to have effective border security. the state of california is now suing one of the nation s largest military charities. it claims the directors of that charity spent millions of dollars of donations on themselves. the charity is called health hospitalized veterans it rakes in about 40 million each year. it is supposed to provide injured vets of art and craft tips but the problem is one group says the charity leaders spent 65 percent of those donations on personal things including golf memberships and $2 million pension plan for the charity s former president. really? hospitalized veterans not responding at this time. we will keep looking at this one, though. this is a story you have to see to believe. four friends mir rack rousely walking away from a small plane crash in idaho. the entire thing was caught on
causing internal struggles with homeland security. fox news obtained a draft document revealing the department is having issues with implementing this plan. dhs admitting those on the verge of deportation could use the new policy to stay in the united states. the document also appears to admit the program could protect criminals as well. republican senator jeff sessions is outraged, saying, quote, if this stays in effect, i d say this ends the ability to have effective border security. anna: 7:34. california is suing one of the largest military charity claiming the director spent millions of dollars in donations on themselves. help hospitalize vice president rans charities rakes in $40 million a year. money that s supposed to provide injured vets with arts and craft kits. the problem? one watchdog group says charity leaders spent money on things like personal golf memberships
dealing with no food. we re live on the ground to find out what s being done. and a state lawmaker accidentally undermining her party and her principles with the press of a button. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. first to a dramatic moment on the campaign trail. the presumptive republican presidential nominee, mitt romney, firmly stating his position on the u.s. supreme court s historic ruling up hodding obama care and directly contradicting what his top campaign advisor said earlier in the week. our senior congressional correspondent, dana bash, is covering romney in new hampshire on this july 4th. she caught up with him earlier in the day. how did that go, dana? reporter: very interesting answer. remember, it was a revolt against taxes imposed by the king of england that spurred this day we re celebrating today, independence day. so perhaps it is fitting that whether or not the health care mandate is a tax was the question of the day here on the camp