officials say the assessment is based on growing and harvesting patterns. new romaine will soon be hafrsed from different areas including florida and arizona. you are still being warned to throw away any romaine lettuce. president trump is warning that someone must step in to stop what he calls horrible decisions by the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals that blocked several of his immigration orders. the 9th circuit, which has become a big thorn in our side, always lose and then you lose again and again and then you hopefully win at the supreme court, which we ve done, but it s a terrible thing when judges take over your protective services, when they tell you how to protect your border. it s a disgrace. the president s remarks following a ruling monday which halted the administration s attempts to bar immigrant who is enter the country illegally from applying for asylum. joining me now university of alabama law professor joyce vance and columnist for the
districts don t like him. in terms of republican suburban or republican independent leaning women, what we have seen is, one, they do not like donald trump. they don t like the tweeting, they don t like the personality. it s too much for them. it s too much. so trump s closing argument is on defense. in red states, for red states, with talk of immigration orders that he doesn t have the power to order and ploys like sending troops to the border this week before the midterms for a caravan that is two months away. a fact check so glaring it even occurred within the confines of fox news. you have a highly organized, motivated, and undocumented trove of migrants headed straight to the united states as we speak. where are they from? who brought them here? why are they coming here? an obvious major security concern for the country. the migrants, according to fox news reporting, are more than two months away. if any of them actually come here. but tomorrow is one week before the midte
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conversation. this is misleading. daca grants work authorization to 800,000 individuals who are not legally authorized to work. recipients whose average age is in their 20s. priorities remain the same. criminals, security twlets. and those who repeatedly violate our immigration laws. the main effect of today s announcement, is that work permits and other benefits are being gradually phased out. rather than leave daca recipients in confusing limbo, while the program was challenged by state notice same court that struck down another of the previous administration s unlawful immigration orders earlier this year, president obama is laying out a responsible 24-month phase out. no permits will be expiring for another six months. permits will remain active for
and i don t think are very helpful to his administration. but, when you separate the rhetoric from what the president has actually done, he actually has complied with the law. you know, when immigration orders went against him, he complied. he appealed. when the sanctuary cities cases, rulings went against him. he complied. so his history is actually staying within the navigational beacons of the constitution. so, you do have to separate in terms of what is actually happening to what has been said. that doesn t execute what s been said. but, when you look at what the new york times has suggested in its editorial, it, i believe, gets way ahead of its skis in terms of where we are in this country. pete: such a great point, a difference between rhetoric and actual actions and how faithful he has been to the constitution. in the introduction to the reprinting of the constitution in the new york times, gary wills writes this. it s on the front page of this section.