my name is adam hunter. if you need the restrooms, they are outside of the door. you will find them on either side of the reception desk. we are encouraging you to live tweet the event. the #is here on the screen. we are recording and live streaming so when it does come time for the discussion later in the program, please be sure to use the microphones up both sides of the room. it is my pleasure to introduce a veteran executive who runs the .overnment here are some words of welcome. [applause] >> good afternoon afternoon, and welcome to the pew charitable trust. i am very pleased to welcome you to the panel discussion we will have today we are a nonprofit nonpartisan organization established in 1948 by the four children of the sun oil founder company joseph pew and his wife mary anderson pew. we are guided by the values and vision of those founders and their direction to us to tell the truth and trust the people and that shapes our commitment to rigorous and objective research and analysis that can inform public policy and policy change. today we operate several

with that i will turn the program over to the project's director adam hunter. thank you. [applause] great. we have a stellar panel this afternoon, so we want to get to it. i want to make some brief introductory remarks here. as sue mentioned, our project focuses on the intersection of federal, state, and local immigration laws and policy. we provide nonpartisan insights and analyses to inform policymaking at all levels of government. up until 10 weeks ago i was in federal service as the acting chief of staff at u.s. citizenship and immigration service within the department of homeland security. i worked during that time on the daca program. hasnted to knowledge there been a lot of immigration in the news as of late, particularly around two the issues. one, the ongoing crisis with the children coming to the southwest border. many without their families. this is not our focus today. these individuals are not able to qualify for daca. the second pertains to do now having gone on summer recess that congress has not sent a president and immigration bill with reforms he would l

with that, i will turn the program over to the project's director, adam hunter. thank you. [applause] >> great. we have a stellar panel this afternoon, so we want to get to it. i want to make some brief introductory remarks here. as sue mentioned, our project , the immigration and the states project, focuses on the intersection of federal, state, and local immigration laws and policy. we provide nonpartisan insights and analyses to inform policymaking at all levels of government. up until 10 weeks ago i was in federal service as the acting chief of staff at u.s. citizenship and immigration services within the department of homeland security. i worked during that time on the daca program. i am pleased to see colleagues from dhs and uscis here today. i wanted to acknowledge there has been a lot of immigration in the news as of late, particularly around two issues. one, the ongoing crisis with the children coming to the southwest border, many without their families. this is not our focus today. these individuals are not able to qualify for daca. the second pertains to, now hav

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