Ruling against the Trump Administration, one that has wideranging implications for nearly 650,000 young immigrants known as dreamers. In a major decision, the court stopped President Trumps move to end daca. Thats the deferred action for Childhood Arrivals Program that was started under president obama. The policy gives some immigrants who entered the u. S. Without authorization when they were children a chance to come forward and apply to stay and work in the country. But the Trump Administration said daca was illegal, and tried to terminate it, leaving nearly threequarters of a million young people in limbo. They celebrated at the court after the justices voted 54 that the Trump Administration improperly ended the program. The decision, which was written on the republicanappointed chief justice, angered President Trump who fired back on twitter and it creates another heated issue in his Reelection Campaign against former Vice President joe biden who backs the program. Theres a lot of
Took a moment to pause, reflect, and really march toward change. And that march symbolically and physically will end here in front of city hall. Unions stopped for the entire first shift to honor juneteenth and what the day means for this nation and its people. But they took to the street. They started excuse me, they started at the port there in oakland ending at city hall to raise awareness about issues still plaguing the black community including Police Violence and systemic racism. Those who came out tell me today is really a long time coming. Weve been doing this since i was a kid. In San Francisco they had a big old park, we had rides. And then in the 90s it started dying down with the gang violence. Then they made it just one block. And, i mean, my friends and family are already celebrated. Why is this not celebrated more . Reporter and in addition to some of those union workers, hundreds of their friends and families and other smaller organizations came out to hold signs and ch
Experiment in reopening. We talked with Business Owners about the citys unique plan to get people back to work while attempting to raise Public Confidence. The unanswered question if you open it, will they come . Do you think its too early to open or too late . This is an unusual case where they got it wrong. Was she that one in a million . Unfortunately not. What have you learned . That one in four women sentenced for failure to protect receive a harsher sentence. 60 minutes examined public records and identified 14 other women in oklahoma who received harsher punishments for enabling child abuse than the man who abused the child. Im lesley stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im Sharyn Alfonsi. Im jon wertheim. Im scott pelley. Those stories, tonight, on 60 minutes. This portion of 60 minutes is sponsored by progressive insurance. Save when you bundle auto, home, or motorcycle insurance. Visit progressive. Com. Dont d. Dont you dare. I dont think so [ sighs ] its okay, big fella. Were gonna get
Repeatedly cited, now says most of the country should not consider living stai at hoim orders until the end of may. The new model comes as protests to reopen are growing, and just as some southern governors are already loosening their restrictions. Meantime tonight, the scientists in charge of coordinating the government search for a Coronavirus Vaccine says he has been abruptly ousted from his job because of what he calls politics and cronyism. Dr. Rick bright, the headave littleknown agency called barda, says he was sidelined after refusing to push for what he calls ondemand access to hydroxychloroquine. That is the drug that President Trump has repeatedly mentioned as a treatment for covid19. Covid19, even though it hasnt been approved for that use. Now, all of this as the death toll in the u. S. Has now passed 46,000. Our team is covering all of the breaking news tonight. Cbs mola lenghi leads us off tonight in the epicenter of the outbreak, new york. Mola. Reporter well, norah, no
Security. Then. Personalcare businesses can reopen for appointments only. Chris oklahoma among the first states to reopen businesses, raising questions about Public Health. We will ask Governor Kevin Stitt about criticism its too much too soon. Plus, foreign powers flex their muscle in the midst of the coronavirus. We will ask or send panel about the new test of american resol resolve. Chris and our power player of the week, a broadway legends quest to spread joy and hope after his own battle with the coronavirus. All right now on fox news sunday. Chris and a low again from fox news in washington. The u. S. Death toll from the coronavirus now tops 53,000 in just two months. The americans killed in the vietnam war over 19 years. Some states like georgia and oklahoma are starting to reopen businesses despite warnings from Public Health officials that relaxing restrictions too soon could lead to more cases in more deaths. But the economic pain is severe. Record unemployment not seen since