the court seeking to see the national health care statulate unconstitutional . getting first right here from attorney general bill mccullem is leading the charge. thank you. and you have a filing deadline. what are you filing? tomorrow is the brief that is due on the government s motion to dismess. it is obama care can constitutional . we are filing our arguments tomorrow. we think we will win on as you know, they are claiming it a tax which is contradictory to what president obama said it was . contradectory to what the law say. the fining say it is a penalty. they say commerce cloud and we are dealing with the individual man date and the idea that somebody will be penalized for not buying a health insurance policy is unconstitutional. there is no power to give the
so we can take action where before that could not be done. we have to turn them over to i.c.e. what difference is there now? if somebody had violated a law, they could be legally stopped bipt police prior to this. so it doesn t seem like in this, at least the critics of the law say look it doesn t require this person to have, been seen running away from the scene of a crime or, you know, be driving in a car with a broken tail light. they can just be stopped if they look like an illegal immigrant? no, not what they look like. we stop everybody. it doesn t matter where you are from what you look like. once you stop them, now there is a new law that you can arrest them for being here illegally. we didn t have that before. so if a group of white people are hanging around on a street corner, or hanging around by a warehouse, you can just stop them and talk to them. ask them for identity papers. we do not grab people on street corners. once again pursuant to our enforcement efforts,
if someone violates the law they can be stopped by the police and questioned. what a lot of opponents of this, as you just heard are saying, look, this doesn t require some violation of the law. this is really, a wide discretion for the police officer to decide that person looks suspicious. that person is hanging around, they look like an illegal immigrant. therefore, i am going few talk to them because being an illegal immigrant is a gainst the law. first we do more than talk. if you are here illegally, you committed a state crime and you can go few jail. so we can take action where before that could not be done. we have to turn them over to i.c.e. what difference is there now? if somebody had violated a law, they could be legally stopped bipt police prior to this. so it doesn t seem like in this, at least the critics of the law say look it doesn t require this person to have, been seen running away from the scene of a crime or, you know, be driving in a car with a broken tail lig
first of all, we do more than talk. if you are here illegally, you committed a state crime and you can go few jail. so we can take action where before that could not be done. we have to turn them over to i.c.e. what difference is there now? if somebody had violated a law, they could be legally stopped by the police prior to this. so it doesn t seem like in this, at least the critics of the law say look it doesn t require this person to have, been seen running away from the scene of a crime or, you know, be driving in a car with a broken tail light. they can just be stopped if they look like an illegal immigrant? no, not what they look like. we stop everybody. it doesn t matter where you are from what you look like. once you stop them, now there is a new law that you can arrest them for being here illegally. we didn t have that before. so if a group of white people are hanging around on a street corner, or hanging around by a warehouse, you can just stop them and talk to them. a
wild ride. we take one as well joining a pursuit of two vehicles spotted entering a highway from a desert road frequented by smugglers, a clue that make deputies suspicious. a dark pickup closely matches this. we follow. this vehicle is okay. i have had contact with him before. reporter: a cloud of does the in the desert turns out to be a crack tore. as the sun sets on pin nal county, deputies have made several bustings, no such luck miller. another driving without lights checks out. twice a day on average. pinal county sheriff s deputies are involved in high-speed pursuits and rely on reasonable suspicion to determine who they stop. the same legal standards opponents of arizona s new law say could lead to racial profiling. a charge that infuriates