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Supreme Court / Immigration Law / Arizona / Romney / A Discussion #1025183

CNN Evening News for Monday, Jun 25, 2012
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(Studio: Soledad O'Brien) The Supreme Court ruling on the Arizona immigration law backing the police ability to demand papers at routine stops to determine illegal immigration reviewed; two statements from presidential candidate Mitt Romney quoted. [Romney aide Rick GORKA†- answers reporter's questions about the Arizona law.] [February 22, ROMNEY - talks about the Arizona model for immigration.] [May 28, 2008, President OBAMA - promises an immigration bill.] [April 15, on Univision, OBAMA - promises to try to pass an immigration law in his second term.]

(Studio: Soledad O'Brien) Live discussion held with CNN's Ana Navarro and "Rebuild the Dream" author Van Jones about the immigration issue. [NAVARRO - says she is frustrated as a Hispanic Republican that Romney has not actively engaged and has to have a plan.] [JONES - talks about the Latino outrage; says Obama has tried to work with the Congress, but the other party wants him to fail; claims Arizona has become the Alabama of this century.]

(Studio: Soledad O'Brien, John King, Jeffrey Toobin) What today's Supreme Court ruling may mean for the court consideration of the Obama health care law, what Romney's avoiding of questions on immigration means for the 2012 campaign, the unclear guidance from the Supreme Court on state immigration laws discussed.

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O'Brien, Soledad;
John, Soledad O'Brien,
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00:16:10

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