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Hillary Clintons circle wants to be quoted yawning at Jeb Bush, a sure sign of concern that he could beat her in 2016.

Hes got his own party to run in, and I will be very impressed if he makes it through that primary system, Paul Begala, a longtime adviser to Clinton and her husband, said after Bush announced this week that he is actively exploring a presidential run.

Make no mistake. Clintons team and other Democrats already are trying to figure out how to take on Bush, and theres no early consensus. They could portray him as a shadow of his brother, President George W. Bush, as a moderate who cant make it through his own partys primary, or as a candidate who is too conservative to win a general election.

A Bush-centric e-mail that EMILYs List sent to its donors on Wednesday took the latter approach.

Jeb Bush made it official. Hes exploring a run for president, reads the graphic embedded in the fundraising pitch from the group that supports women candidates who back abortion rights. As governor, he called himself the most pro-life governor in modern times....Imagine what hed do as president.

A button at the bottom of the e-mail says Help us get ready to hold Jeb Bush accountable. Donate.

Stephanie Schriock, the president of EMILYs list, is often mentioned as a possible campaign manager for the former First Lady. Jess McIntosh, a spokeswoman for the group, sought to portray Bush as too conservative for the American electorate.

Jeb Bush is going to spend a long time reminding everyone how conservative he is on these issues, she said. Voters are going to see that hes not on their side.

Yet at the same time, the Democratic super-PAC American Bridge released a Web video replete with clips of Republican commentators and news reporters saying Bush will struggle to win over conservatives. The group counts high-profile Clinton donors among its benefactors.

Jaime Harrison, the chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party, said that if Bush runs and wins the Republican nomination, hell struggle to galvanize the conservative base because hes endorsed the Common Core education standards reviled by many in the Republican Party and speaks warmly of undocumented immigrants.

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Predicting little progress on immigration reform in the next Congress, some of the nation's top advocates say they're shifting gears to focus on defending President Obama's new deportation policy from GOP attacks.

"We're not looking to Congress for relief in the next two years," Frank Sharry, head of America's Voice, an advocacy group, said Thursday during a breakfast at the Mayflower Hotel in downtown Washington. "We're looking to defend the win that we've had, and to set the stage to expand on that win."

But Obama and the Democrats are largely opposed to that strategy for fear that passing the popular provisions as stand-alone bills would doom the more controversial elements, particularly the legalization and citizenship benefits for millions of immigrants living in the country illegally.

What we dont want to do is simply carve out one piece of it ... but leave behind some of the tougher stuff that still needs to get done, Obama said last year.

That partisan conflict, the liberal advocates say, sets the stage for yet another two-year impasse on the thorny issue of reform policy.

"I don't think that there's any chance of comprehensive immigration reform this Congress," said Marshall Fitz, an immigration expert at the liberal Center for American Progress.

With those dynamics in mind, liberal reform advocates say their focus is shifting to the implementation and defense of Obama's new deportation policy, rather than expectations of bold congressional action.

"That's going to be the movement's priority. It is in the interest of our community to make this program a success," said Cristina Jimenez, managing director of United We Dream, another group pushing for comprehensive reform.

"Republicans have a self-interest, politically, to work on it [comprehensive reform]," she added. "We just don't see how they get their party together to actually provide a viable solution."

In the absence of congressional action, Obama last month adopted new rules that will halt deportations and grant work permits to as many as 5 million illegal immigrants. The move outraged Republicans, who are searching for legislative ways to dismantle the program.

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Immigrant youth in Arizona will no longer be denied drivers licenses, at least for now. A Supreme Court ruling in a lawsuit Wednesday denied Arizona from continuing to ban drivers licenses for youth who have been granted deferred action by the Obama administration, while the legal battle played out. While the Supreme Court considers Arizonas appeal in the case, so-called DREAMers who have received deportation relief under the federal program will soon be able to get driver's licenses in Arizona, according to a press release from the American Civil Liberties Union, a plaintiff in the case.

This is a victory for the community. It will change many lives for the better, Carla Chavarria, a plaintiff in the lawsuit, said in a statement. Personally, I will be able to run my business more effectively and no longer have to rely on public transportation. We will be able to contribute to our state without any boundaries.

Chavarria and other plaintiffs, including Dulce Matuz,president of the Arizona DREAM Act Coalition, have challenged the state policy, which was ordered by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer in 2012 after President Barack Obama created a federal immigration program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. DACA permits young undocumented immigrants who came to the United States before turning 16 to stay in the country and work. DACA recipients can lawfully obtain drivers licenses in nearly every state, except Nebraska and Arizona, according to the National Immigration Law Center.

The plaintiffs argue Brewers policy is discriminatory and violates constitutional rights by interfering with federal immigration law. Although DACA allows certain undocumented immigrants to remain and work in the United States, the lawsuit states that Brewers policy sabotages the federal program by creating a serious hurdle for young immigrants in Arizona who wish to participate and be productive in their community. Brewer has argued that the Obama immigration policy is illegal and that the immigrants do not have legal rights.

Arizona has a large illegal immigrant population and more than 23,000 DREAMers in the state have qualified for temporary work visas under the Obama policy, according to the latest data from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Just last month, Obama announced executive actions to expand the deferred action program and create a new one for parents of U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents. When the expanded federal immigration program goes into effect next year, the number of deferred action recipients in Arizona is likely to surge.

Arizona, along with 23 other U.S. states, has signed a pending lawsuit against Obama, claiming his executive actions on immigration last month are unconstitutional and exceed his presidential authority.

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The First Amendment...(Historically Speaking) - Episode #10
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