office, after being interviewed by the immigration officials. and there was a procedural online hearing today, essentially planning out what happens on sunday morning. we also have learned in the past hour or so that it s going to be a full bench of three judges in that hearing tomorrow, when both sides are going to present their arguments. essentially, novak djokovic s team are going to argue against the basis of the immigration minister, alex hawke s decision, which is, in his view, the fact that an unvaccinated athlete is here could provoke anti vaccination sentiments. the lawyers say that this is invalid, irrational, and by deporting him, he could actually provoke the thing that he is trying to prevent. and if our viewers feel like they ve seen and heard this before, it s true because, once again, novak djokovic faces deportation. once again, it s down to a court to decide his fate. the difference is in the time frame, it is extremely tight. we are talking about less than two days
couch and they try to block mexican authorities from deporting him. couch violated probation sentence from a drunk driving crash in which he killed four people and wounded two others. he and his mother on the run for weeks before the arrest this week in puerto vallarta. she could face up to ten years in prison. rahm emanuel announcing major changes in police policy and training including having a taser in every cruiser. emanuel says the moves are designed to rebuild trust with communities and officers sworn to protect and serve. we get more from cnn s rosa flores. reporter: alison and christine, the chicago mayor put it like this. he says he wants to inject humanity into policy. let me get you up to speed here.
the guy is here illegally. he commit as horrific, horrific crime but i will say it this but is underlying arrest was misdemeanor battery and recent arrest was possession after knife. jenna: but he is here illegally. right. jenna: they know is is illegally here, isn t that enough after crime to hold him? one would think that it should be. that is the problem. there has to be set guidelines. it has to come from the justice department and got to come from the white house who are willing to talk about ever cop shooting but aren t willing to talk about what we need to do to protect americans from the very small fraction of illegal immigrants who are very dangerous criminals. that has to be dealt with. jenna: his crime record went back to last year. he assaulted a woman when he was high on meth. the judge in that case where apparently i.c.e. did issue a detainer, sent him to rehab instead of having name had prison, instead of deporting him. he gets out. in may of this year, the misdemean
trained in it. the other side of the camp would say they are not doing their job. right. but historically and legally, immigration enforcement is the problem of the federal government. under the 10th amendment. he was serving time for a felony. what was the felony? because he had returned after being deported. right. now, when that sentence was over if the federal government was that interested in deporting him, wouldn t they have put a hold on him when he was in federal custody? no, they didn t. and they could have put a warrant and the city would have been required to and that wasn t done? and it wasn t done. so in a way you could actually argue that cases like this are an argument against the type of immigration we have right now which casts a broad net, it let s dangerous individuals like him go free, fall through the cracks while the government is chases after gardeners and maids. but you can understand you don t have to agree with it but we ve been playing
afghan currency. steve? a man reportedly in the country illegally is accused of killing a nun in a drunk driving accident in virginia. police say 23-year-old carlos montona has two other d.u.i. s on his record already. federal immigration officials were in the process of deporting him. they were trying to deport him but released him over the weekend while the kcase was pending. he is now behind bars. it killed a nun and injured two other nuns as they were driving to a retreat. that is awful. it is awful. voters go to the polls today in kansas, missouri and michigan. big things watching, proposition c in missouri where voerlts want to be asked if they want to opt out of a provision requiring everyone to purchase health insurance under the new health care law. in michigan, seven candidates are vying to be the state s next governor. michigan s current governor democrat jennifer granholm joins us next hour with a preview of