forces are carrying out a targeted operation against hamas inside gaza s largest hospital, where hundreds of civilians are trapped, including dozens of babies younger than the war itself. senior adviser to israeli prime minister netanyahu joins us to talk about that and more. here in the u.s., high stakes summit for one of the world s most consequential relationships as president biden and chinese leader xi jinping are set to meet face to face this afternoon for the first time in a year. meanwhile, on capitol hill, new house speaker mike johnson appears to have cleared the first major hurdle of his tenure with the house passing a temporary plan to avert a government shutdown. and today in georgia, the judge will hear arguments in the 2020 election interference case after the fulton county d.a. slams the release of interview tapes with former trump allies as witness intimidation. why she is seeking an emergency protective order. and we begin this hour with new developm
mar-a-lago documents? this case. but do york times affords aileen cannon rejected an extraordinary push by her fellow judges to handle the trump case also, a cnn exclusive tonight. cake cox was thrust into the national spotlight when she was forced to flee texas for an emergency abortion to save for light, tonight, she s here with a maid sure announcement and it s a toss-up, biden versus trump one week from this moment right now, and the candidates are already making moves ahead of that time of the debate. it stage will tell you which one will get the last word. i m kaitlin collins and this is the source thanks, but no thanks. that was essentially judge jalen, cannons response. according to new reporting from the new york times, when two of cannon s more experienced colleagues on the federal bench in florida urged her to step aside from donald trump s mar-a-lago classified documents, case they apparently thought that given her lack of experience and trials, another judg
border politics is key in this election year. but aside from that, this is a lawsuit that comes on the heel of the justice department threatening to sue texas if they didn t back down from this controversial immigration law. texas didn t do that. the doj filed their lawsuit just yesterday. their argument is that this law, as you mentioned, undercuts federal authority because it is the federal government that enforces immigration law. it is solely their authority. and in this lawsuit that s the point the justice department is saying by saying quote texas cannot run its own immigration system. the efforts through sb-4 intrude on the federal government s government exclusive authority to regulate the entry and removal of noncitizens frustrate the united states immigration operation and proceedings and interfere with u.s. foreign relations sb-4 is invalid and must be enjoined. in other words the court should block this measure set to take
complaining of the sanctuary cities doing about the busing programs. he is pointing out and sink this operation they have done with the migrant buses he feels has pulled the mask off sanctuary cities. it shows the sanctuary cities don t want to do the sanctuary part and they don t want any migrants actually in their cities when push comes to shove. we will send it back to you. neil: summer betting themselves. bill melugin at eagle pass bureau the white house defending its move to sue texas overall law enforcement allowed to arrest migrants and getting judges to deport them separate, the white house pushing the deportations being considered are not only illegal but unconstitutional. a lot of legal back-and-forth, jacqui heinrich at the white house. appearance because the administration are growing and core the border patrol needs to cut this razor wire that texas placed on private land with landowner s permission because it keeps border patrol agents from reaching migrants
chaos that this governor is committed to administering. reporter: local officials say sending the migrants to new jersey is an attempt to sidestep new york city s new rules regulating arrivals of buses of migrants. this is not stopping people from coming. but about ensuring the safety of migrants. reporter: this as a battle over immigration policy is brewing between governor abbott and the biden administration. the department of justice threatening to sue texas if it implements a controversial measure that would allow state and local authorities to arrest, jail and prosecute migrants suspected of entering the u.s. illegally. abbott says the biden administration is refusing to enforce immigration laws and biden border policies are encouraging the migrant surge. here in new york many migrants end up at the roosevelt hotel, one of the many taxpayer-funded shelters. jose ezcheveria from venezuela has lived here for six months, telling me he s illegally selling coffee on the street bu