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Supreme Court / Immigration / Arizona Law #1024961

NBC Evening News for Monday, Jun 25, 2012
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(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(Supreme Court: Pete Williams) The Supreme Court ruling striking down portions of Arizona’s immigration law while upholding the requirement that police making arrests or traffic stops check the status of anyone suspected to be in the US illegally examined; details given about the racial profiling issue to be decided in Arizona courts; sketches by Art Lien shown with Justice Antonin Scalia’s dissent quoted. [Arizona Governor Jan BREWER†- says this is the day we’ve been waiting for.] [Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund Thomas SAENZ†- says there are legal matters to resolve before implementation goes forward.]

(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(Phoenix: Mike Taibbi) The reaction in Arizona to the ruling featured. [Illegal immigrant Leticia RAMIREZ††- says the community will be afraid they will get stopped for their color.] [Mother Kelly TOWNSEND – says it is a victory.] [Pima County Sheriff Clarence DUPNIK††- comments on patrolling the border.]

(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(White House: Chuck Todd) The impact of this ruling on the campaigns of President Obama and Mitt Romney featured.

(Studio: Brian Williams, Savannah Guthrie) The probability of more lawsuits and the racial profiling issue discussed.

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Williams, Pete;
Taibbi, Mike;
Todd, Chuck;
Savannah, Brian Williams,
Duration:
00:07:20

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