going to lose everything again? i ve never been to war, but i can imagine what a young man that s been in the war and dealing with post-traumatic stress because this is a form of post-traumatic stress. reporter: steps away from destroyed homes, caskets with the dead inside sit under the warm louisiana sun. the state-run cemetery task force has not returned them to their resting place after floodwaters forced them from their grave sites. it s heartbreaking to see that no one s really trying to put them back. reporter: ironton is in b plakaman s perish. must of the area is below sea level and it has the distinction of being one of the fastest vanishing places on the planet due to sea level rise. a study found minorities are more likely to live on land endangered by rising sea levels and more likely to die from extreme temperatures.
country. whether your name is mohammed, smith, green. that comes through in the opinion that there s real harm to real people. in addition to all the great legal points that were made so that was heartening. jennifer, let me can i play devil s advocate for a second? as i was going through the opinion i realized that, you know, there s a fundamental question here and it gets to kind of the core appeal of donald trump s version of kind of nationalism and american nationalism which is this kind of thing of, well, what exactly do we owe people who aren t americans? what do we owe people that are non-citizens who live in the u.s., undocumented, people who want to come to this country, does the constitution protect everyone? do we basically have a under the fifth amendment due process applies-to-the billions of people on earth and anyone who wants to come to the u.s. could come in because our constitution grants everyone on the planet due pro sfesz what are the limits here? so the an