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and then as it pertains to the supreme court, what was the breakdown of the vote by the justices? reporter: well, fred, this is a very narrow decision a 5-4 ruling with the five conservative justices ruling that the president could access this money, and three of the liberal leaning justices ruled that the administration should not be able to touch this pentagon money at all while the case proceeds. that was justice elena kagan, justice ruth bader ginsburg and the fourth justice steven breyer argued in his separate dissent that the administration could use this money for preparatory purposes to finalize the contracts, for example, but shouldn t be able to actually start building the border wall because that would be hard to undo if the administration ends up losing this case. but fred, in that conservative opinion, that brief opinion, the conservatives argued they did not believe that the challengers to the wall had a legal right to bring this case, which is an indication that pote

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120327:21:03:00

mandate is struck down. that is phrase that appears in the 2009 pages. there is a new poll saying 67% the law or entire law or mandate should be overturned. dana: i trust the american s people judgment. if you look at today. arguably from all sides. government did not have a good day in court. kind of surprising but some of the type of questions came from the left leaning justices or appointed by liberal president s. they are trying to get to the nub of the issue and you have to be so knocked and they weren t good enough. in the meantime, they have another problem on their hands, meek the administration. 67% polled yesterday. i had that one yesterday it was a u.s.a. today poll from february so it s consistent that about two-thirds of american

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120426:08:04:00

says that law might be a model for the nation. that is the bill that is before the supreme court today, the supreme court of the united states. today was the last day for oral arguments for the supreme court for this year. one of the liberal leaning justices, elena kagan, is recused from this case, so there are actually only eight justices hearing this instead of the usual nine. now, arizona calls the policy that it s pursuing with its papers, please, law, it calls it attrition through enforcement. the basic idea is that you d make life miserable for immigrants and hope that that scarce them out of the state. they call it attrition through enforcement in the courtroom. on the campaign trail, they call it self-deportation. you say you don t want to go and round up people and deport them, but you also say that they would have to go back to their home countries and then apply for citizenship. so if you don t deport them, how do you send them home? well, answer is self-deportation, whi

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police on anybody who looks like they might be an immigrant, he says that law might be a model for the nation. that is the bill that is before the supreme court today, the supreme court of the united states. today was the last day for oral arguments for the supreme court for this year. one of the liberal leaning justices, elena kagan, is recused from this case, so there are actually only eight justices hearing this instead of the usual nine. now, arizona calls the policy that it s pursuing with its papers, please, law, it calls it attrition through enforcement. the basic idea is that you d make life miserable for immigrants and hope that that scarce them out of the state. they call it attrition through enforcement in the courtroom. on the campaign trail, they call it self-deportation. you say you don t want to go and round up people and deport them, but you also say that they would have to go back to their home countries and then apply for citizenship. so if you don t deport them, ho

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