 Oklahoma's new immigration law is put on hold by an Oklahoma City federal judge. The new law creates the crime of impermissible occupation in Oklahoma. The ACLU of Oklahoma filed a lawsuit claiming the law usurps federal control over the immigration system. Judge Bernard Jones yesterday approved a preliminary injunction that keeps the new law from being enforced. State Attorney General Getner Drummond calls it disappointing and says he will appeal. A former football coach avoids a trial. Rex Oates explains.