hunter biden seen at last night s state dinner for india s prime minister. now two irs whistle blowers say he was given preferential treatment. tomorrow marks one year since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. we ll ask an ob/gyn how it s changed her practice. a tech boom here in florida? miami the new silicon valley? first, we turn to breaking news out of the supreme court. the court sided 8-1 with president biden s immigration enforcement plan. outside the supreme court is julia ainsley. what is this decision about? reporter: it s a big win for the biden administration, jose. this was their enforcement priority policy that allowed i.c.e. to prioritize immigrants for deportation if they were a security risk. when they looked at the 11 million undocumented migrants, they were going to use their resources on those who lived here first. people who have been living here peacefully will be deprioritize. several states led by republicans sued the biden administration
[cheering] welcome to the daily show. My name is kal penn, and i will be your host for this week. Now, you might know me from my work as an actor or my work with president barack obama. [cheering] yeah. Yeah, i plan on dropping his name all week. Anyway, weve got a great show for you tonight, including a very special interview with president joe biden. [cheering] he is a man who i know well from my time working for barack obama. But first, lets get into the headlines. [cheering] of course, last night was the academy awards, and hashtag oscarssoasian . [cheering] hell yeah thats right. Thats right. It was an incredible night for the asianamerican community. So many asian artists won and thanked their parents, which was, like, so nice. Although, honestly, if their parents are anything like mine, they were probably just like, ok. Lets move on from movies to music and some big news for a hot new artist. Reporter a new song credited to donald trump and the j6 choir is now topping the itunes
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Providing the opportunity for the board of supervisors to make legislative decisions instead of leaving it in the charter, understanding that it is so important that we do Economic Feasibility studies to ensure that the decisions that get made around our requirements for housing, dont impact our ability to build. We know a lot of things for housing are not within our control. The cost of materials and the economy and setting Interest Rates is a whole but there are things here locally that are within our control. I want to take this opportunity to really appreciate so many people who came together with the technical advisory committee, who worked day in and day out to ensure that we really dug deep, that we fulfill a process that we made to the people of San Francisco. That when we make decisions about inclusionary numbers, if the economy changes in anyway, we will reevaluate those numbers to determine if they should be either raised or lowered, and we will not play politics with the ne