both went to great pains as labeling themselves as already elected politicians on california s state ballot. they say it s a sign of the times. this is not the year of the incumbent. if you have any type of competitive race come in november. you are looking for creative ways to describe himself. you go further than that. you say deceptive? it can be very deceptive. they weren t the only ones trying to de-emphasize their status. 15 other state politicians have now added alternative occupations under their names on this year s voting booth ballot. republican assemblyman cameron smythe calls himself a assembly member and allison hubeb calls herself as a business attorney assembly member. even the current leader calls himself as a business person and
department confirms it will file a lawsuit against the controversial immigration law. now to the big question, is the administration going forward with a lawsuit. molly: one justice official says it s not a matter of if but when they file suit. but one democratic aide says it may not be such an easy call. there are many issues you can say is black and white and immigration is not one of those issues. i wish we could say this is vice versa. this is tough issue. molly: law requires police officers and others to question a person s immigration status if there is reason suspicion that that person is here illegally. harris: i ve heard officials say they have the right to protect themselves from illegal immigration. they are vowing to fight any lawsuits. what is the latest on that part of it? molly: jan brewer says it s quote, outrageous but not surprising that the administration is moving forward with lawsuit against arizona. justice department legal resources would be