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this was the bellingham, washington case i mentioned detaining 28 illegal immigrants who were using false fake social security documents. on january 29 of 2009, in april of 2009, in june of 2009 the secretary of the homeland security janet napolitano, delays the e-verify deadline. e-verify is a system by which businesses are supposed to check a person's social security number to find out if it's valid before they hire him. and many times we know that people have used false social security numbers to get work. she delayed that. then she delayed it again in april and delayed it again in june. in june of 2010 the i.c.e. union, the immigration customs and enforcement officers. there are three basic groups, the i.c.e. group the border control group and the customs and immigration border patrol group, the i.c.e. union cast a unanimous vote of no confidence in the agency homeland security leadership including i.c.e. director john morton and assistant director phyllis covin citing concern among employees that they abandoned the agency's core mission of united states immigration laws and providing

addition to being a scientist, a historian, and author, a builder and designer from his home in bellingham, washington. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming george dyson. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> welcome. so glad to have you here george. >> this is a fantastic exhibit. incomprehensibly good. >> thank you very much. we are delighted you are here. you are among friends. these are your people, george. we are going to have some fun tonight. let's talk about the practice of writing the book. you have an intensely personal connection to princeton and the institute of advanced study because your father, freeman dyson, and your mother -- talk a little bit about that, what it was like to grow up and be among people there. >> i have to be careful what i say, but for a child -- a young boy, it was not that interesting. it was populated by theoreticians who would work on pencil and people all day and go out into the woods and talk about physics. the most exciting thing was the chalkboard. they still use chalkboards at the time. th

this will open up hopefully ports all the way from san diego to bellingham, washington and washington. it is a huge backlog that is impacted the u.s. economy, and he could have had an impact of $2 billion a day. >> huge numbers, ripple effect is huge. any idea on how long the backlog is going to take to be cleared? >> you see dozens of ships out at sea waiting to enter the harbor. san francisco, the port of long beach. in los angeles, which is the busiest in the nation, this backlog could take eight weeks according to the pacific maritime association. car companies spending 10 times to fly come -- money parts across the pacific ocean. that has been good for the airlines, not necessarily the car companies. >> or the bottom line. >> nintendo seeing delays in its newest products, its newest game . game products that had been held up, not available in u.s. stores because those ships sitting at sea as a result of this backlog. >> fans of mcdonald's fries were disappointed over the past couple of months, but that has been cleared up with air shipments as well. crimp on the global supply cha

and in context here, this is 29 ports from san diego all the way to bellingham washington. 42% of allt. and as the port operators are saying, there was a shutdown for ten days in 2002 and that cost the economy a billion dollars a day. our study estimate ifs that happened today, it would be $2.5 billion every day. >> give me an example of what is happening to retailers? >> there are enormous amounts of containers of products not getting to shelves. there are 25 sitting off shore in los angeles. 15 off shore in oakland and they can't get here. much hard tore get the product and to turn that inventory. and for everyone not just us but for agricultural products that are rotting and can't get exported, manufacturing goods both coming in and out of this country, it's started to add up. and you know, we're all trying to help the middle class here. they're going to be the ones that feel it most at higher prices. >> matt are you urging federal government involvement here? >> we have been since before the holidays. we have been for many months. >> what are they telling you matt? >> you heard se