okay, you use religious language. there is a common humanity. there are human rights. there are citizens rights and noncitizens rights wlachlt do you say to people who say given all that, if someone isn t supposed to be here or has potentially not been here and done something wrong, shouldn t the government be able to remove them? we believe that immigrants don t need to be the only ones that have to follow the law. so does our country. many cases we wind up deporting brem a process has been followed. and so what we want to do is to level the playing field a bit and to show up for people and say just because people are criminalizing you in the public sphere doesn t make you a criminal. and manufacture the people actually do have a right to be here. so they deserve their time in court just like everyone else. what happens is they don t have anyone showing up for them. they get sent way. they don t have advocates. greg that, is partst work you do as an advocate houchlt did you view t
roberts hooh obamacare ruling. they also have the right to disagree with the must frez. the doj warned local go. s to comply with the requests. they re deciding what to do as they face off against an administration that clearly wants to push them into complying with a federal immigration policy that many oppose. with me now, the reverend raji dosha, greg shannon and a spial guest, cody harris. he is suing president trump in that santa clara case. cody, why did you win this first round in the case and do you think you ll ultimately prevail? yes, we do think we ll ultimately prevail because it was a pretty straight forward argument. the executive order as written is flagrantly unconstitutional. and we inform the court and our motion papers that it violated the constitution in several ways. what was striking was that the