administration showed. not to undermine the importance of community colleges and vocational schools. the judge on the ninth circuit court of appeals died suddenly. stephen reinhardt suffered a heart attack at his dermatologist. he was a critic of the deportation policies and travel ban. his death may mark a turning point on the federal bench. he leaves a vacancy that trump could fill. elizabeth esty apologizing for failing to protect a female staffer who said she was abused by the male chief of staff. the allegation was that she was punched and threatened with death by tony baker. baker was fired three months later. esty admitting she paid him a $5,000 severance and gave him a
constitution is very clear. the census is supposed to get a complete and accurate count of the population of our country. each and every ten years for the purposes i just outlined. so to anything that intentionally or even unintentionally serves to intimidate or discourage from people people from participating undermines the purpose of the census itself. frankly, it comes as no surprise. this is a president whose initial campaign began with deem m demonizing immigrants from mexico. this is an administration that has pushed unlawful travel bans for immigrants and refugees from predominantly muslim countries. a president whose deportation policies have been cruel, inhumane. this is a continuation of the same. what would it mean for services in a state like yours
thousands of protesters rallying across the u.s. and the globe on this may day. a live look in los angeles. immigrant rights groups marching to protest the president s deportation policies. the president says they re meant to keep the country safe. in new york city, protesters are gathering with banners and signs on the steps of union square. riot police in paris dodging molotov cocktails and firing fear gas at demonstrators. four officers were hurd. may 1 is known as international workers day. trace gallagher is following the marches from our west coast news hub. trace? in many cities, protesters are skilling keep and leaving
methodically, lowering premiums. epic fail the first time, why? possibly terrible headlines. every time the republicans unveil a proposal for health care, it turns out that it hurts people, takes something away, that people have. and hurts them in their district. so they re trying to do something in secret, it s not going to work, because eventually sunlight will happen, and they ll see, they ll get the same push back again. appreciate it. here s a twist for you. remember this? i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. a hater. he s a hater. well, now that judge will hear the case of the first major challenge to president trump s new deportation policies. we ll discuss that. i m trying to get the first. over here we have quiet spaces for deep thoughts. the latest smart technology. and of course, personal mobility solutions. functional and pragmatic.
security acknowledges a young man deported by trump administration had valid u.s. status. 23-year-old juan cortez was the first d.r.e.a.m.er to be deported. his protective status had expired in 2015. yesterday they reversed saying his status was valid until 2018. in an interview at fox news, attorney general jeff sessions defended the administration s deportation policies but a lawyer for montez fought back. daca is not being targeted. i don t know why this individual was picked up. everybody in the country illegally is subject to being deported. people come here and stay here a few years. somehow they think they re not subject to being deported. well, they are. it is confusing and we need answers. that s the attorney general, the top lawyer for the country giving contradictory remarks.