but russia has denied targeting civilian infrastructure insisting the strikes had been aimed at military facilities. our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse sent us this report. frantic desperation on a kyiv summer morning. people helping with bare hands at ukraine s largest children s hospital. even for a war hardened city, this was a missile strike which broke the gruelling rhythm of russia s invasion. some of the young patients were being treated for cancer, already fighting for their lives. they illustrate how these attacks do not discriminate. translation: we were in the middle of surgery when the windows got shattered, the surgeon quickly covered the baby to save him. i want the world to stop this, these children are innocent. tatiana had a near miss. translation: we got here five minutes before it all started. then the search for survivors stops for another missile alert. an underpass acts as a shelter this time. residential buildings were also hit in kyiv, here bo
for the washington post. i asked him what impact this ruling will have. for the time being, it allows texas to move forward with implementing this very aggressive law that really asserts an almost unprecedented state role in enforcement of border and immigration enforcement, which is a federal responsibility. i should note that this issue, the merits of it, are still pending before a lower court, so this legal battle is far from over. you said this unprecedented challenge we have seen a stand off between the federal government, the biden administration and texas s governor greg abbott over this issue immigration. where do you see this heading next? i think it is an issue that will continue winding up at the highest court, because these legal issues we are talking about are profound, and they get at the fundamental delineation between the state and federal governments and their unique role in the constitutions. it will continue to be a political issue, but it will also c
enforcing border immigration, which is a federal responsibility. i should which is a federal responsibility. ishould note that this issue, the merits of it are still pending before a lower court so there is a legal battle that is far from over. you said this is unprecedented, the challenge, there has been division over this issue, where do you see this heading next? i think it is an issue that will continue winding up of the highest court, because these legal issues are profound and they get out the fundamental delineation between the state and federal governments and their unique powers in our constitution. so i think it will continue to be a political issue but it s also good to continue to be a legal issue that continues to work his way back up to the highest court in the land, the us supreme court, whether related to the store or other laws that texas lawmakers have passed in recent years. immigration is playing a major role in this year s presidential election. on tuesda
a top issue in this year s presidential election immigration. on tuesday, president biden accused donald trump of despising latinos . mrtrump, meanwhile, released a campaign video, slamming mr biden s handling of the migration crisis. the us supreme court is allowing texas to enforce one of the toughest immigration laws in the country. the law lets state officials arrest and deport people suspected of illegally crossing into the us from mexico. the court rejected a bid by the biden white house to block the controversial immigration policy, while a legal battle over the measure plays out in a lowerfederal appeals court. crossing the us border illegally is already a federal crime, but violations are usually handled as civil cases by the immigration court system. patrick svitek covers texas for the washington post. i spoke with him earlier. patrick, i want to start with the supreme court saying that texas can arrest and jail migrants at the border. what impact is that going t
of them during previous agitation. our correspondent nitin srivastava highlighted the severity of the situation. well, the situation is getting more and more serious and it is also remounting all of us out here of what happened in 2021. both the government were in negotiations until only two days ago and there seems to be no resolution as of now. delhi has become a fortress and what is to be remembered as also that this capital is a landlocked capital, bordering three big states. the last time when your long process happened in and around the city, all farmers came from all the border cites neighbouring the capital, so thatis cites neighbouring the capital, so that is a situation the government is trying to avoid. but the farmers say they are going to press for demands, they feel betrayed. the say it s been just score years before a committee was formed to look into it their grievances but nothing so much from the government yet so the situation remains. i5 from the governmen