Ensure that there was a safe space for displaced syrians but more importantly flying career as its have. Often said was in order to ensure that it could target what it described as terrorist organizations namely groups like isis but also kurdish separatists who have used that to her yet to launch attacks against turkey inside its own borders now these patrols are still extremely limited theyre only in the 1st few kilometers within the syrian side of the charkhi syria border as i mentioned turkey wants to go much deeper up through even the you afraid eastern side of the Euphrates River inside syria the americans have resisted thats whats made things even more complicated is the fact that washington has it given tactical support and to according to some reports even military support to some of these kurdish groups thats turkey considers to be terrorist organizations and that was one of the points of. But i was told sunday the fact that these joint patrols have started comes after repeate
check a person s immigration status. arizona s example has encouraged other states, including alabama, to do much the same. jan crawford has been looking into this today. jan? reporter: well, scott, the justices have stepped into one of the most controversial issues dividing america and will decide whether states like arizona can pass tough laws designed to get illegal immigrants out of their sits. arizona officials say they passed the law out of desperation. the federal government wasn t doing enough about the problem of illegal immigration. among its key provisions: the law requires police to check a person s immigration status when he or she is arrested or stopped for another violation. requires all immigrants to get or carry registration papers. and makes it a crime for an illegal immigrant to work or try to get a job. the obama administration sued arizona to block the law and a lower court agreed. the administration also has sued alabama, utah, and south carolina, thre