more for no former president has ever surrendered to authorities or been fingerprinted, photographed and arraigned soon. donald trump will be here in washington, d c. shockwaves are spreading from that manhattan grand juries surprise decision to indict the former president in connection with hush money payments to porn star and director stormy daniels here in new york, where the tremors began and from which donald trump first sprang to national attention nearly 50 years ago, authorities are preparing for his arrival. and what could potentially occur because of it. as you look at live pictures of trump tower right now, consider that the man who came down the escalator there almost eight years ago has already incited an attack on congress. and as you look at the courthouse, where he is expected to be arraigned considered, he s already verbally attacked. the district attorney alvin bragg. many times , including again tonight. consider also anderson that in addition to railing ag
administration impractical lifting title 42. now title 42 is the public health order that immigration officers have been using during the pandemic to block asylum seekers from entering the united states. over what they are calling public concerns. now, the tropical pointed judges robert our summer haze. and he said in his ruling that the cdc did not allow sufficient time for public comment before last month s announcement that the order will be lifted. just a few hours after the ruling, the justice department announced plans to appeal. and white house press secretary kareen jean pierre said quote, the authority to set public health policy nationally should rest with the centers for disease control, not with the single district court. well here at the latest is nbc news correspondent, in all things immigration grew, julia ainsley. welcome, julia. i first want to take a little bit deeper into the judges ruling. now, he has cited the administrative procedures act. what else we n
correspondent jamie gangel, cnn senior political analyst gloria borger and cnn senior political correspondent abby. phillip uh, andy mccabe. let me let me start with you because there s an interesting comment from governor desantis, who said that he is not going to cooperate with any, um any any requests that might come to bring donald trump from florida to new york. is that even a thing? would there be an extradition request from new york to florida? i put it at about one in a million, but basically what happens in in high profile typically white collar cases non violent cases, defendants are given the opportunity to surrender at the office of the law enforcement entity involved here. that s of course, the manhattan d a s office. they get processed and then they get taken into court to be arranged process. what does that mean? price process basically means you re photographed your fingerprinted and of course, fingerprints are electronic. now you don t roll people s hands with ink anym
this country. what exactly is the department of education doing to address this? one of my goals is to help with the profession. teachers were heroes on one day, then blamed for school closures the next. i want to better competitive salary for educators, good working conditions, better professional development, opportunity staff social rutgers and school so the stuff teachers can work with the social workers to work with the students. and the teachers voice. we need to reimagine education. we need to make sure that their voices are part of the price process, as we him reimagined schools and make them better than they were before. mister secretary, i want to turn to the current political climate, and how it is affecting our schools. there are a number of people who are asking, when do it our schools get so political? that question is shocking to me because, the supreme court case
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