suppression as more than 50,000 voter registration applications have been put on hold. we are just over weeks to go before election day. a georgia tech student tried to ask david purdue about the voter suppression controversy. how can you endorse a candidate you stole my property. you want a picture? give me my phone back, senator. u.s. senator david purdue snatched my phone because he won t answer a question. the senator took the phone because he thought the young man wanted a selfy and he returned the phone when he realized the student didn t actually want a picture. we ll be right back. let s begin.
any way here, but those two statutes appeared a little in statute trumped. that the man had a right to apply for immediate discretionary relief and didn t have to wait ten years out of the country. then some number of years later i can t remember whether it was three or four i want to say, don t hold me to that, the board of immigration appeals in its infinite wisdom comes back and says we re wrong. court of appeals got it wrong. the ten-year statute trumps. says, though, that we re not just wrong, but wrong retroactively. it s as if our decision never o for immediate discretionary relief was denied the opportunity to do so and told now he had to go start his ten-year waiting period.
congress s handiwork here but those two statutes appeared a little in conflict, so statute the man had a right to apply for immediate discretionary relief and didn t have to wait ten years out of the country. and then some number of years later, i can t remember whether it was three or four, i want to say, don t hold me to that, the board of immigration appeals in its infinite wisdom comes back and says we re wrong. court of appeals got it wr okay. it says though that we re not just wrong but we re wrong receip retroactively so it s as if this decision never existed to this man who relied on our holding to apply for immediate discretionary relief was denied the opportunity to do so, and told now he had to go start his ten-year waiting period.
anyone for that matter, any adult to inflict a that type of harm and violence upon a child. that s something that we say we don t tolerate when it comes to domestic violence. we say we don t tolerate it when it comes to child abuse. i can t think of any other venue or any other setting where that would be appropriate. or the right thing to do. obviously, the student didn t appear to be armed. she didn t appear to be a threat to her classmates. and the way this was handled was just unbelievable. i mean, it really does just shock the conscience. what s your response as far as the investigation is concerned? this is the fbi taking the lead, not just a civil rights investigation, but hearing from the sheriff saying they are taking the lead on the criminal investigation as well. your response to that. that s more than appropriate.
will be into the 60 s. marquette probably not even getting out of the 50 s today. that is certainly going to feel chilly. chicago chilly as well. finally across the west. still warm in the desert southwest. one day of very warm temperatures across southern california. cool things down a bit for you tomorrow seattle. quite nice as well. all right. you are looking quite nice i would say. you and seattle. rick just said summer months have ended sadly. doesn t mean you have to spend your time indoors though. that s right. there are more than 16,000 campgrounds in the u.s. next guest is fall is actually the best time to go camping. amy clark is a genius. family traveling writer publisher of macaroni kid. one of the top websites in the u.s. good to see you this morning. thank you for having me. fall is a great time to go camping? it is. why? one thing that parents how to even get started with the carping thing you want to make a good choice about what you are going to camp