esa ley es totalmente, se va a poder hacer bajo una ley de arizona. si es que instruye al estado, a las empresas que se les restituyan sus licencias para poder ejercer sus negocios. >> el trasfondo para que la gente no se confunda. esto no tiene nada que ver con la ley 1070 de arizona? >> exacto, esto es completamente diferente. esa ley todavÍa no llega a la suprema corte de justicia. esta ley de la que estamos hablando en las empresas, surgiÓ en el 2007 y se firmó por la gobernadora que era gobernadora en aquel entonces, de arizona, napolitano y ahora llega hasta la suprema corte de justicia. y polariza al estado porque tiene un efecto migratorio. el cual puede ser duplicado en otros estados. >> aparte de eso, puede aplicarse, o sentar un precedente para otros estados. algunos ya comienzan a decir que esto es una derrota para el gobierno del presidente obama? >> exacto, porque hay mucha presiÓn polÍtica en esto. la administraciÓn del gobierno del presidente obama no ha actuado en tÉrminos de una reforma migratoria para solucionar este tema. en

la gobernadora de arizona dijo que no podÍa estar mÁs complacida. arizona y todos los estados ahora pueden quitar el letrero de se busca ayuda para extranjeros ilegales. la decisiÓn tendrÁ profundas implicaciones. >> una empresa que sabiendo que un individuo es indocumentado no va a poder hacer negocios en ese estado. >> se teme que como consecuencia es la discriminaciÓn contra los hispanos. >> esto va a afectar a los trabajadores, los pequeÑos negocios. >> los negocios y los dueÑos de negocios, industria que depende del inmigrante van a pelear. esto es como darse un balazo en el zapato. >> la decisiÓn estÁ relacionada a la ley migratoria que no ha llegado hasta ese tribunal. >> el fallo del tribunal solamente podrÍa ser alterados y el congreso cambia la ley eliminando la prerrogativa de los estados otorgar licencias a la empresas en sus territorios, la poderosa cÁmara de comercio de estados unidos seguramente presionarÁ a su aliados republicanos para que hagan algo al aspecto. >> vamos a arizona para ver quÉ va a pasar, los inmigrantes y

that arizona letter. you know, it was literally a few chambers came together in the space of 48 hours. and it actually worked. it was an important voice in saying to the legislatures in arizona that the state has gone far enough. we've become enough of a national pariah. no more, let's take a time-out. there have been other public stands that have gotten a little less attention. in kansas, the business community had a very public event, in indiana, big companies like eli lilly ankum mince, it's very rare to see companies with big brand names take a stand. these are almost unbelievable breakthroughs game changing to see business come out front like this. but it's also true, and i mean the truth is we have to acknowledge that most business people still prefer to work behind the scenes. they don't like to have their names in the media. they don't want to alienate the lawmakers who had he they are used to negotiating with and like to make deals with. and lets be honest, this is much more common. this is what

the difference with arizona, however, is arizona mandates that its employers use e-verify. in 2007 the chamber of commerce and a number of civil liberties groups challenged the arizona law. it said that the arizona provisions conflict with federal immigration law, federal immigration law preempts the state law. lower federal courts didn't agree. they upheld the state law. the supreme court today upheld it as well. >> brown: all right, so you have a battle of federal and state law, immigration policy, one very much in the air these days. >> absolutely. >> brown: in this case the majority opinion written by chief justice roberts. and he said arizonas was in the bounds, right. >> yes. >> brown: of what federal law allows. >> yes, he did. he said what the federal immigration law expressly reserves to the states the authority to impose these sanctions through licensing laws. and he said arizona chose the path that was least likely to create tension with federal law. it did that one by using the federal government's own definition of unauthorized alien. by relying solely on the f

great to have you with us here there in arizona with us here in d.c. why do you guys want to break away from arizona well you know over the last twenty years we've had a tax cut every single year and we were a low tax state in the first place to a point where our school now fallen from twenty and funding in the country among the dead last and our tuition is has gone up ten times for our state. universities and basically they're they're pricing middle class kids out of getting a decent education and frankly i call rebirth robin. they're basically stealing from the middle class and giving it to to the wealthy in the form of tax cuts for the wealthy the other thing that we were really upset about in recent years in this business last legislative session is they've been throwing people off our medicaid rolls to save money but we're losing federal dollars because that we're losing health care workers because of that and hundreds of thousands of people are getting health care including about one hundred. transplant patients. and two of them have died since t

arizona has not done that. we know that because the criteria for issuance of the license are entirely divorced from the criteria or revocation of the license. if hours on a really believe what you are saying which is that it is relevant to whether they can do business or not, they allowed every single one of these entities to get the license. >> your argument sounds to me like local and see what its purpose is. if the purpose is to regulate undocumented aliens than it is struck down. if it happens to put the revocation provision in its licensing law then it's ok. it doesn't make much sense that i'm not talking about purpose. i say look at the base of the statute. >> if you hire undocumented aliens, your license is revoked. >> that looks like a punishment statute. >> the saving clause says that's okay, civil or criminal sanctions. >> this is not a licensing law. they did the traditional law -- >> if we disagree with you cannot you enter the question i posed to your adversary which is -- what makes the adjudicati

great to have you with us here there in arizona with us here in d.c. i guess want to break away from arizona well you know over the last twenty years we've had a tax code everything all year and we were a low tax state in the first place to a point where our school now gone from twenty thirty and funding in the country among the states had good laughs and our tuition is gone up ten times for our state. universities and basically they're there pricing middle class kids getting a decent education and frankly i call it reverse robin. debatably stealing from the middle class and giving it to to the wealthy in the form of tax cuts for the wealthy the other thing that we were really upset about in recent years in the special is last legislative session is they've been throwing people off our medicaid rolls to save money but we're losing federal dollars because that we're losing health care workers because of that and hundreds of thousands of people are getting health care including about one hundred. transplant patients and two of them have died since they w

there is a copper star on the flag of arizona. that's because the world's largest copper mines were found in arizona. >> and sometimes states created flags just because -- well, just because they needed one! like to fly on a ship for instance. it was in arkansas that the u.s.s. arkansas was commissioned, and then somebody realized they don't have a flag of arkansas to fly on this ship. we better design a flag! >> we'll have more fascinating flag facts in future programs. so stay tuned, maybe one of them will be yours! >> coming up, i'll take you behind the scenes at the yankees press room. >>> this season, we were invited to do some behind-the-scenes reporting on the new york yankees. here's this week's segment. >> ever wonder what it's like to be a journalist covering major league baseball? i'll show you. we're here in the press box with brian, who works for yankees.com. so brian, what do you do? well, i'm the yankees v reporter. anything that's happening around the team, falls under my responsibility. any news, information, game

arizona's controversial crack down on illegal immigration. a ruling that puts businesses on the front line. >> unanimous vote to put a taser in the officers of b.a.r.t. and how it might have changed the outcome of a fatal shooting. >>> and do banks have an incentive to save your home for foreclosure. >> and east bay university that offers a student a chance to see the world and make a contribution to it. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> the u.s. supreme court upheld the provision in the arizona immigration law that being spell trouble for business. arizona can revoke the company's business license if it hires undocumented workers . mark matthews has the ramiction . >> it is a arizona law and not part that created such a big uproar . today's decision does not require immigrants to carry papers and police to check on the papers. it puts a provision on arizona business. >> a couple of years ago, immigration officers raided a chain of officers in the bay area. 63 undocumented workers were rounded up. in arizona, the o

en encarcelar a los indocumentados en arizona. por lo que la gobernadora, considera que el tiempo es esencial y decidió llevar la sb 1070 ante la corte suprema de justicia en vez de apelar a un tribunal en la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito en california. >>> así el procurador general de arizona se unió a la gobernadora para llevar la ley sb 1070 hasta el tribunal supremo de estados unidos. >>> es mi trabajo defender las leyes. >>> los que apoyan la sb 1070, de implementarse la ley d disminuiría los casos. >>> hay una ley en... que es mexicana y está usando mi primer nombre y mi apellido . >>> el senador indicó que esta apelación en la corte suprema, no ayudara que el estado avance >>> mi impresión, es que los estados unidos comienza ya a cambiar. quizás la sb 1070, es la ley más fuerte que hemos tenido y la última que vamos a ver atacando a los inmigrantes. >>> el estado de arizona tiene hasta el 11 de junio para presentar su petición ante el máximo tribunal y no será hasta septiembre y octubre. cuando la c

supreme court upheld provision in arizona immigration law that could spell trouble for arizona businesses. hi court found that arizona can suspend or even revoke a company business license if it knowingly hires undocumented workers. l mark matthews has more on the ramification of the ruling. >>reporter: couple years ago immigration officers raided a chain of restaurants in the bay area. 63 undocumented workers were rounded up. l same raid had taken place in arizona, the owner of the restaurant chain could face revocation of the business license. and today in a 5-3 decision the u.s. supreme court upheld that provision of arizona law and one requiring businesses to check the status of employees through the government e verify internet program. >> the economic impact is really quite devastating. it's program known to be riddled with error. >>reporter: karen is one of the attorneys that litigated the case against the arizona law. outside san francisco oldest restaurant the head of the golden gate restaurant association told me arizona law is bad for business. >> last thing we want to do is cr

there is a copper star on the flag of arizona. that's because the world's largest copper mines were found in arizona. >> and sometimes states created flags just because -- well, just because they needed one! like to fly on a ship for instance. it was in arkansas that the u.s.s. arkansas was commissioned, and then somebody realized they don't have a flag of arkansas to fly on this ship. we better design a flag! >> we'll have more fascinating flag facts in future programs. so stay tuned, maybe one of them will be yours! >> coming up, i'll take you behind the scenes at the yankees press room. >>> this season, we were invited to do some behind-the-scenes reporting on the new york yankees. here's this week's segment. >> ever wonder what it's like to be a journalist covering major league baseball? i'll show you. we're here in the press box with brian, who works for yankees.com. so brian, what do you do?

una ley antiimigrantes en arizona arizona::. >> los jueces dijeron que toda institución podría pedir estatus de trabajadores legales antes de contratarlos. >> para saber si cuentan con documentos para trabajar legalmente. >> a partir de hoy la corte suprema validó la ley que sancionará a las empresas sabiendo que los empleados son indocumentados. >> los que tienen un negocio que sepan que tienen trabajadores que no están legales podrían tener una multa si infringen está ley. >> la medida fue suspendida momentaneamente momentáneamente::. >> para castigar a empresas que incurran en violaciones. >> el programa de iveryfai no tiene la información actualizada . >> con este fallo se le da luz verde a las autoridades para cerciorarse de que se utilice de manera correcta este sistema. >> sabemos que el alguacil de arizona está utilizando está ley para arrestar a los indocumentados. >> la lay de trabajadores de arizona está en efecto a partir de hoy y también se podría llevar a la cárcel a los dueños de empresas que infrinjan está ley. >> tras una botacion marcada los demócrat

proponents of the arizona lost a people left arizona. do you know where where they went? you talutah! is not a free pass. they have to pass a background check but they can work here illegally because they are valuable contributors. that is what we are against. it is a highly charged issue as you know but i think inevitably comprehensive immigration reform will become the law of the land at some time. i wanted to happen in 2003-2007 when george w. bush that what political capital he had left on his last great fight. are still think he is a hero for doing it even though he is not my kind of president but he had the guts to do it. it will take what it takes but i am convinced the forces that are driving this phenomenon are going to lead to reform. demographic, economic and political forces will lead to reform. we have an aging society because immigrants want to come here. we have a population that is sustained. in china, italy, germany they're having debate. young couple are not having babies. what do we do? in china they want to have babies. they are just told not to. so de

arizona has not done that. and we know that because the criteria for issuance of the license are entirely divorced from the criteria for revocation of the license. and if arizona really believed what you are saying which is that it is relevant to the -- a violation is relevant to whether they can do business or not, they allow every single one of those entities to get the license. >> your argument sounds to me like look at the law and see what its purpose is. if the purpose is to regulate undocumented aliens, then it is struck down. if it happens to put its revocation provisions in its licensing law, then it is ok. it does not make much sense. >> justice sotomayor, i am not talking about purpose. i am saying look at the face of the statute and see what is being -- >> the face of the statute talks only about if you hire undocumented aliens, your license is revoked. >> right. so that looks like a punishment statute. there are essentially two boxes here. >> the saving clause says that it is ok. civil or criminal s

here arizona has not done that. the criteria for issuance are divorced from the criteria of revocation. if arizona believed what you're saying, which is it is relevant to whether they can do business or not. if they allow everyone of these entities to get a license -- >> your argument sounds like, look at the law and see what its purpose is. if the purpose is to regulate undocumented aliens, it is struck down. if it happens to put its revocation in its licensing law, then it is ok. >> i'm not talking about purpose. i'm saying looking at the statue. te. >> only if you hire undocumented aliens. >> that looks like a punishment statute. >> the saving clause as it is ok. >> this is not a licensing law. congress had to boxes and 99 -- 86. >> if we disagree, could you answer the question i posed to your adversary, which is, what makes the adjudication of status pre-emptive? >> the bedroll adjudication is expressly pre-empted as well as -- for three reasons. the first is that congress, in developing a comprehensive scheme,

california will not see it and arizona will probably not enforce it. in this economic climate no one wants to shut down businesses. >> where do the workers stand? >> the great majority of the people protesting are looking at show me papers provision. you have to ask workers about this after you tell them about it because most of them don't know we contacted the owner of a restaurant chain that was busted and they didn't want use near the place for understandable reasons. >> sara palin is headed on a bus tour of east coast historic sites. speculation is that she will enter the republicanal race. she authorized a feature length film and reports of e buying a home outside of scottsdale, arizona. she could put her campaign headquarters there. it is the home state of senator john mccain who ran for president of the united states with sara palin as running meat. >> the french called on muammar el-qaddafi to leave power and supported the bombing campaign on lib yampt president obama is trying to focus on what is working with the united states relationship wit

'cause on the ground in arizona, they weren't listening. well, my whole thing-- we knew that music can make an impact based on communicating to people and especially through mtv. and if mtv is not going to be empty and is gonna put a video across the world, i always believed that music, you can help the people, you can hurt the people, or be transparent. and i never believed in being transparent when i open my mouth. so when we made the video, we knew the video probably was going to be seen at least once or twice and maybe banned. but i just thought, as a black man growing up in this country, it was the audacity of a state that says, "we're not gonna acknowledge "even one of the most peaceful human beings coming out of your camp." and i just thought, that being a slap in my face, i've got to make a statement. so i'm a big isaac hayes fan, so i took the title by the time i get to phoenix and just switched it to by the time i get to arizona. and i said, "okay, we're not condoning violence, "but we're saying that in this violent act, "america,

but what arizona says has occurred here is that the scheme in place has not been enforced in arizona and other states are in serious trouble and in chile and for other reasons because of unrestrained immigration. and therefore, they have to take this very massive -- agreed to step is massive and one would not expected to occur under this statute, but expectations change when the federal government has simply not enforce the immigration restrictions. >> justice scalia i understand the point and understand the reason for what arizona did what he did but the problem is the statute was enacted in 1986 and that is when preemption standards were put in place in the notion if you look at the way the structure of the statute in this and responds to justice kennedy's -- first, congress said very specifically the immigration law should be enforced uniformly, which says there shouldn't be 40,000 different localities offering up their view of licensing and the additional 50 states. second of all, and this part i think is particularly telling in terms of the massive state scheme that has been ado

flake of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 276, the gentleman from arizona, mr. flake, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. one second, sir. the member will suspend. again, so we can continue on business, please take conversations off the floor. those in the rear of the chamber as well, please. ok the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. flake: i thank the chair. this amendment would include sense of congress language in the bill that would express that congress supports extending the current deployment of national guard troops on the border through the rest of the fiscal year. as many are worry -- are aware, october of last year, 1,200 national guard troops were deployed along the border. it's helping to bridge the gaps until we train enough border agents to patrol the rest of the border as authorized by congress. to be more specific, the governor of arizona indicated that under this deployment, the arizona national guard has been involved in approximately 19,000 observations, 10,000 apprehension assists, 235 drug seizure assists invo

because we don't have the arizona show piece we don't have a jim breuer we don't have the minutemen lighting up the border we don't have that so in other words it's going to be up to the media to drive the story and then again the media is ignoring these these these discrete you know state laws that are being passed in there by republicans and there's republican infighting. also ignoring what's going on with the president the president is up on the hill was up on the hill today talking to the spirit caucus basically you know cleaning of them you know support it because you know a lot of them set up the midterm elections well that's right about fifteen million . in two thousand and ten and this was there was a huge turnout obviously for republicans so that the house but i wonder why it is that you can say the latino population really sat out so much because they could have come out and they could support the. you know their inability to do anything about immigration reform as a law so who do you think they're going to go see when it comes to twenty three well that's going to depend o

arizona's u.s. senators john mccain and jon kyl have introduced border security legislation and last week mccain challenged janet napolitano, the homeland security secretary. she's a former democratic governor of arizona. >> we have never had on your part or the part of the administration a serious sit- down negotiations on this issue. >> there's no one who has spent more time working on this arizona issue than i have over the past two years. we will continue.... >> there's no one that spent more time on the issue than i have, madam secretary. >> we continue.... >> long before you were governor and long before you were secretary. >> suarez: the last attempt to pass major immigration reform died in 2007. after concerted efforts by president bush ran into republican objections. a year earlier nationwide protests by latino groups had pushed the issue to the forefront. then candidate obama repeatedly spoke to the issue during the 2008 campaign. >> i will make it a top priority in my first year as presid

y bueno al menos 3 oficiales de la oficina del alguacil de maricopa en arizona se encontraban entre las personas arrestadas por contrabando, uno de los detenidos es una mujer con 8 meses de embarazo, el alguacil joe arpaio dijo que 7 empleados de su oficina están siendo investigados. >>> hoy en te catexas una propu obliga a cualquier medio para aborto en el estado, obliga hacerle un sonograma a una mujer 24 horas antes de comenzar dicho procedimiento, este sonograma no se debe hacer bajo los efectos de ningún a snal nalgésico o ana >>> familiares de un fanático de los dogers, acusan por no proveer ayuda el pasado 10 de marzo él sigue en condición k crítica y un sospechoso de nombre giovanni ramírez fue arrestado >>> hacemos nuestra primera pausa, capos de la droga manejan el mercado y ilícito en el cari >>> un juez ♪ ayyyy... beep... ¡el cinturón! la policía en todo el país está buscando a conductores... que no lleven puesto el cinturón de seguridad. ayyyy... beep... ¡el cinturón! ¡respeta la ley! ¡usa el cinturón o paga las consecuencias! ayyyy... beep... ¡el cin

la ley anti inmigrantes de arizona que sanciones a empleadores que contratan a inmigrantes indocumentados tiene alarmados a miles de comerciantes en todo el paÍs. >> nunca habÍa visto algo así y sÍ es un poco a disgustÓ para nosotros. >> la corte suprema apoyÓ la ley conocida como el acta de los trabajadores legales de arizona que fue aprobada en el 2007, pero enfrentaba retos judiciales, las licencias de las empresas serÁn suspendidas si contratan intencionalmente a empleados indocumentados. tambiÉn los obliga a verificar el estatus migratorio de cada trabajador con el programa que hasta ahora sÓlo era voluntario. >> es terrible, va a ser un impacto no sÓlo a las familias que dependen del dinero que ganan, sino tambiÉn para industrias que dependen de la mano de obra del inmigrante. >> el decreto es emitido casi al mismo tiempo que nuestra estaciÓn de washington, descubriÓ que habÍa trabajadores indocumentados contratados durante muchos aÑos. hablaron con un trabajador que asegurÓ que nunca le pidieron sus documentos. >> el dÍa viernes justamente nos dieron plazo para que

because we don't have that arizona show piece we don't have a jim breuer we don't have the minutemen lighting up the border we don't have that so in other words it's going to be up to the media to drive the story and then again the media is ignoring these these these discrete you know state laws that are being passed by republicans and there's republican infighting. also ignoring what's going on with the president a president is up on the hill was up on the hill today talking to the spirit caucus basically you know cleaning them you know support me because you know a lot of them said the midterm elections well that's right about fifteen million. in two thousand and ten and this was there was a huge turnout obviously for republicans so that the house but i wonder why it is you could say if the latino population really sat out so much because they could have come out they could support of the time but they saw you know their inability to do anything about. the farm is a loss so who do you think they're going to go see when it comes to twenty two well that's going to depend on the media

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but they also been found to lobby legislators for strict immigration laws like arizona's s.b. ten seventy so they can take in more people and make more profit so could this ruling helped thwart the growth of growth of private prisons or could only make it worse joined me to discuss this is x. co-creator of quentin may a project of brave new foundation that's launched a nationwide on land him online campaign called immigrants for sale axel thank you so much for joining us tonight before we get into just the immigration topic let's talk about private prisons in general you know how much these private prison industry zeven say the prison guard lobbies how much of they really forced certain states to take up a strict rules when it comes to being tough on crime. i think they've had a tremendous influence particularly in the immigration case they have gone state to state and this movement this anti immigration movement that we've seen throughout the country has been directly attributed to the private prison group or asians we have c.c.a. lobbying thousands of dollars in arizona in g

one, the reports that she and her husband have purchased a house in scottsdale, arizona. if she's going to run for president, she needs to be based in the lower 48. it's just physically and logistically difficult to run out of alaska. so that would be a sign that maybe -- >> maybe it is for real. >> maybe it is for real. there is a new movie that's about to come out that her team had encouraged. a conservative film maker has made a two-hour documentary. i talked to him this week and he said, you know, whether you like sarah palin or not, i am convinced that when people see this, they will come away with a different impression of her. no one will be able to say, as he put it, that she isn't tough and smart and dedicated. it's all about what she did in alaska and that kind of going against the establishment, which fits into the narrative that we know she would like to use if she ran for president. >> what does your gut tell you? sounds like you think she's going to run. >> well, i don't know. i have thought for a long time that she would keep the door open until there wasn'

. >> el tribunal del país le dio andez" aldo a la ley de arizona a quienes contratan tento mentados y como nos cuenta valeria fernández ha causado descontento entre los grupos de activistas que ab bien gano. >> la corte suprema de estados unidos, decidió que una ley estatal en arizona que sanciona a empleadores que contratan indocumentados. es inconstitucional y podría im xrement arose. >> lo que dijo la corte que la ley federal no tomaba prioridad en este caso porque la ley de arizona era muy específica muy limitada a suspender licencias no había sanciones opinipenales civiles. >> opina que la decisión es muy limitada y que no sentirá presidencia. conocida como ley sb 1070 que permite a la policía local encarcelar y detener a sospechosos. partes de la ley sb 1070 fueron frenadas y ahora la gobernadora gabro aguares. >> no tiene que ver con la ley ley sb 1070. >> sink, el promotor el senador quién no estuvo disponible para la entrevista dijo que estaba con el abogado a través del comentario escrito. es late claro ción muy importante que envía una señal muy clara para mi.

la son armas anti inmigrantes del paÍs es arizona donde nacieron las leyes que se extendieron al resto del paÍs, por eso una marcha migratoria tiene especial significado hay. desde phoenix, la lucha de quienes no dejan de marchar. >> las marchas en arizona tuvieron un significado especial, pedÍan entre otras cosas el fin del clima antiinmigrante que estÁ extendido a otros estados del paÍs. >> para los estudiantes esto nos afecta mucho, nos cobran las tarifas tres veces mÁs y queremos que parezco todo esto. >> arizona es el sonajero del debate migratorio, naciÓ hace un aÑo la ley esb 1070, ha sentado un precedente a nivel nacional. >> la legislaciÓn tomó en sus manos, el control de manejar inmigraciÓn a nivel estatal, supimos que esto iba a cambiar la marea, lo que quiere decir el campo migratorio. >> aunque la constitucionalidad de ley se discute en los cortes mÁs de 20 estados en todo el paÍs han optado por intentar legislar en materia de inmigraciÓn,. >> mataron a un policÍa, crimen en la frontera, y Ésos son los casos que mÁs llaman la atenciÓn. >> el activista del

una decisión que conocieron ne a los empleadores que contratan ain documento además en el estado de arizona, vamos con el informe desde ni knicks con lph. >>> y el propósito era castigar a dueños de negocios que emplearán a inmigrantes pero en la práctica es usada por el alguacil arpaio para justificar redadas en sitios de negocios pero anela vez de castigar a los empleadores ha arrestado a decenas de inmigrantes indocumentados. >>> con cinco jueces a favor y tres en contra la corte suprema hoy dijo que el estado de arizona tiene el derecho de quitarle la licencia a un negocio que em ple e a inmigrantes indocumentados. >>> la corte en su opinión dijo que no había conflicto y no tenía prioridad la ley federal y que el estado en el modo en el cual se adoptó la ley estatal lo podía hacer. >>> el magistrado en la decisión dijo que como el estado tiene el derecho de dar licencia a negocios también la sanciones pueden ser aplicadas cuando la conducta del empleador lo justifique y dice un empleador que actúe en buena fe no debe ser sancionado. >>> para el alguacil el único en el desae

. >> mueren dos agentes de la patrulla fronteriza en arizona al ser embestido su vehÍculo por un tren. >> una confusiÓn con la identidad de un usuario, facebook tuvo que disculparse con uno de sus clientes. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn en su ediciÓn nocturna. >> empezamos el noticiero en la capital del paÍs, el presidente barack obama concediÓ una entrevista con nuestro colega. el mandatario reiterÓ su compromiso con la reforma migratoria. dijo que hablÓ del tema durante dos aÑos y media y no es retÓrica de campaÑa. >> muy buenas noches, los saludÓ desde la ciudad de washington, el presidente nos recibiÓ en una de las bibliotecas de la casa blanca. iniciamos hablando de las crÍticas que ha recibido. sus crÍticos dijeron que lo estaba usando como una plataforma de campaÑa. >> esta semana usted estuvo en la frontera entre texas y mÉxico hablando de la reforma migratoria. pero esto es sÓlo retÓrica dicen sus crÍticos. >> no sÉ. cÓmo lo puede llamar asÍ. he estado hablando de esto desde el dÍa en que me eligieron, he estado proponiendo la reforma de migraciÓn lo

lobbying thousands of dollars in arizona in georgia in florida we have the g.a.o. group who has a huge state interest in all of these states so we can say with certainty these private prison corporations have a lot to say in our prison systems are being transformed across the country now obviously for private prisons it's profitable and our prisoners they get the more money they make but how much money exactly would they get if if some of this strict immigration legislation became more acceptable across the board in the u.s. well we can see how much they've profited already already without having the full array of laws that we are expecting to happen in the next few years a profit over five billion dollars across the board they own over one hundred fifty thousand spaces around the country they're in virtually every state in some shape or another with concentrations in places like arizona and georgia similarly so are arizona georgia are the states that just passed and gratian largest private prison detention centers in georgia stewart detention center and we saw how

on a separate note, a word about arizona bill 1070. many years ago when jewish persons were told to wear yellow stars, lawyers sat silent. we know what that led to. and even then, lawyers sat silent. we must never again allow ourselves to go silent when laws are passed that threaten the basic liberties of any person or people. today the board of directors at the bar association of san francisco will consider a resolution that i drafted to boycott the state of arizona. we will encourage our members, member firms and other firms throughout this state and the country to boycott arizona. there are other places to do business, to hold conventions or to spend vacations. in closing, it is important that we come together today to make our commitment known and public. that the bar association of san francisco stands shoulder to shoulder with our public defender and california attorneys for criminal justice. we will hold our lawmakers accountable. if they fail to properly fund those agencies responsible for defending those accused of crimes. and

the tohono reservation sits on the mexican border near tucson, arizona. it's the size of connecticut but is sparsely populated. for most of the remote 75-mile long border there, this fence is all that separates mexico from the united states. >> typically, a smuggler, a smuggling group will move dope through this desert in either a vehicle or in a human smuggling train. >> reporter: authorities say mexican traffickers increasingly use tohono oodham land now to enter the u.s., forced to do so by law enforcement crack downs elsewhere. agents say on most of the mountaintops in the area, within the united states, from the border to phoenix, mexico's drug cartel hides its surveillance team in caves to spy on american law enforcement below. >> we estimate at any given time, there are 200 to 300 scouts working in these positions. >> reporter: and this is one of those mountaintop caves called spider holes where the mexican scouts will hunker down day and night. this one is so fresh, they left behind shoes and sleeping gear. in smaller caves, the scouts store water

arizona puede sancionar a empresas que contraten a indocumentados y obligarlas a usar 'e-verify' sin infringir la ley federal.. s.o.t. zélica rodriguez/siren 4:18:00 yo creo que el riesgo está en que realmente le van a poner atención y que más estados quieran pasar algo igual.. de hecho mississippi y carolina del sur ya siguieron el ejemplo de arizona y requieren el uso de 'e-verify' para verificar que los trabajadores sean legales.. la preocupacin es que eventualment e se esparza por todo pas, o inclusive que se apruebe una ley federal. s.o.t. 5:17:00 bastante gente va a perder su trabajo, la administración del seguro social dijo que 3 punto 6 millones de personas pueden perder su trabajo al año porque es un programa que no necesariamente es efectivo.. nats.. empresarios y trabajadores migrantes estn al tanto de lo que estara en juego.. s.o.t. josé mendoza/comerci ante 14:57:00 nos afectaria, como no, nos afectaria digo, cada momento estar revisando a cada persona, no se me hace buena idea porque ese no es nuestro trabajo.. s.o.t. selene delgado/trabajado ra 9:58:00 asi nos p