Debate. And this is obviously a law and policy conference. I think well discuss a little more law than we have discussed in other panels and hopefully a little policy as well. So the broad team we picked for this panel, which i think we have detected has been true tore a lot of immigration stuff, since at least this president took over, is that some very important issues have been sort of getting shuttled among three branches of the government. These are you could say these are every each branch of the government is sort of hitting, putting the can in the other persons lap and hoping the can will stop there somewhere. Many of these cans havent stopped. This is our chance to see where the cans are and where they will finally land. So ill begin this by asking questions of our panelists more in a conversational style so we could get to many topics, than sort of one issue only for a long time. So let me start with cecil lia because she represents the aclu which many people regard has been
And Steve Hartman with the surprise letter. You know, just, you come home from work and in an instant your whole life changes. Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. Mason good evening. Im Anthony Mason. A homemade bomb went off today on a crowdedly commuter train in london. No one was killed, but more than two dozen people were injured. Isis claimed responsibility. It was the fifth major terror attack in britain this year, and want threat level was raised to critical, meaning another attack may be imminent, and british troops will be taking to the streets of london. Charlie dagata is there. Reporter on a packed subway train at the height of rush hour, a homemade bomb, a bucket in a freezer bag, burst into flames. Panicked commuters describe a wall of fire and a flash. This woman described seeing one woman on the ground. And her legs were scraped off. There was blood, like, i mean, she had burn marks, her head like, you could see maybe she was on the floor. There was
Surprise letter. You know, just, you come home from work and in an instant your whole life changes. This is the cbs evening news. Mason and this is our western edition. Good evening. Im Anthony Mason. A homemade bomb went off today on a crowded commuter train in london. No one was killed, but more than two dozen people were injured. Isis claimed responsibility. It was the fifth major terror attack in britain this year, and the threat level was raised to critical, meaning another attack may be imminent, and british troops will be taking to the streets of london. Charlie dagata is there. Reporter on a packed subway train at the height of rush hour, a homemade bomb, a bucket in a freezer bag, burst into flames. Panicked commuters describe a wall of fire and a flash. This man described seeing one woman on the ground. Like her legs were scraped off. There was blood, like, i mean, she had burn marks, her head like, you could see maybe she was on the floor. There was sand like, she just looke
Intelligence chiefs wrapped up a security meeting on the london terror attack. We know an 18yearold man is in custody in connection with the underground train blast, and uk police say this is a significant arrest. This morning security has been bumped up around the city, though, the subway station is open again, and the uk Terror Threat still at critical, the highest level, meaning another attack may be imminent. Another thing that has increased, the number of people injured. This morning officials telling us 30 people were hurt after a homemade bomb went off on a train. Isis is claiming responsibility for the blast, but police are downplaying that claim, saying theres no evidence of its involvement thus far. Cnn Senior International correspondent is live from london right outside the underground station where this blast took place. Nema, i understand, are there raids going on there now . Reporter there are, christi. We just learned before coming to air that police have evacuated a nei
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