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andrew newcomb is an immigration attorney. he joins us now on "comunidad del valle." newcomb: thank you, damian. it's great to be here. damian: thank you for being here. well, we spoke with the ceo of the latino community foundation, julián castro, just ter the elections and he says that we need to treat the threats of mass deportations as a 5 alarm fire. what say you? andrew: i think that that's an apt description of what we're looking at. the trump administration ran into some procedural hurdles certainly during its first 4 years; but this is a different time when he feels as though he has a public mandate, he's been given blanket immunity for any potential misdeeds by the supreme court, and he's learned how to operate through the system. now, having said that, the first time around he made a lot of outlandish promises; for example, that there was going to be a big, beautiful border wall that mexico was going to pay for. we saw that--we observed that none of those things came to pass. and so i think we should focus on--you can think of it as though they were rings o

san jose lawyer andrew newcombe says his phone has been ringing off the hook since election day. people in the undocumented community are refusing to go to hospitals, refusing to go to work and refusing to send their children to school because they're afraid that one misstep could cause their entire life to be shattered as they know it. newcombe isn't surprised that today, california attorney general rob bonta issued a legal challenge to one of president trump's many day one executive orders. in this case, the order eliminating the birthright of children born to undocumented immigrants. critics of the president say his order violates the 14th amendment, guaranteeing that any child born on u.s. soil is automatically a u.s. citizen, regardless of their parents status, as he did today, with what is, frankly, an un-american executive order. i have one message for president trump. i'll see you in court. we are filed. the order is currently set to take effect in 30 days, but legal experts believe a federal court is now likely to issue an injunction barring the law from taking effect un

attorney andrew newcomb says he's not surprised people are rushing to get their documents in order.ple are really terrified to really go outside of their homes, and especially even since, you know, the ice raids started prior to trump even taking office. but especially now. while newcomb and castorina wait to see how the trump administration chooses to proceed, they're encouraging people to keep their documents up to date and readily available. alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. and yet another sign of the trump administration's crackdown on immigration. around 250 service members arrived in el paso, texas, near the southern border this afternoon. an initial batch of troops a arrived to the neary fort bliss on thursday. it comes after the pentagon announced 1500 troops were being sent to el paso and san diego to help crack down on immigration at the border. new at 11 the trump administration is reportedly hammering out a new deal for tiktok, and it involves tapping software companyracle. the deal was first reported by npr and later reuters. it would allow tiktok's china based owner,

ahí el abogado andrew newcomb señala que es así como ellos pueden armar una defensa y hacer una mocióntamos qué pasaría si quiere visitar a su ser querido bajo custodia. personas indocumentados no deberían estar acercando a centros de detención de iceorque al al simimple hech de darse cuenta quién eres usted? y obviamente, para ingresar a visitar a alguien en detención, tienes que proveer ese tipo de información, su nombre, su fecha de nacimiento. eso es suficiente. agentes de ice son dentro de suapacidad para detener cualquier persona que sospechan que está aquí en quebranto de una estadía migratoria. reportando para telemundo nathalie vera. gracias nathalie. bueno, el presidente donald trump emite la orden de congelar millones de dólares en ayuda federal. este mandato entrará en vigor hoy a las 17:00 de la tarde. expertos aseguran que esto afeará a organizaciones no gubernamtales, programas de diversidad, agencias de ideología progresista, de género, entre otras. el gobierno informó que serán revisados los programas para determinar un mejor uso de fondos basado en la ley y las priori

el abogado de inmigración, andrew newcomb, explica que aunque el tráfico de personas es un delito federal, no fue lo que sucedió en este caso. alien smuggling o el cargo que mencionó el oficial. solo se trata de una persona que ayuda con literalmente cruzar a alguien por la frontera o inmediatamente después proveyendo dinero a la persona que le trajo o dándole hospedaje a la persona. justo después de haber cruzado la frontera. entonces, la actividad que se demuestra en el video no fue contrabando de personas. esto sería un caso de simplemente transportar o almacenar, y eso no tiene consecuencias migratorias y típicamente no son casos que son llevados en los tribunales estatales de california. son más bien tácticas de intimidación, dice el abogado. como decirle que va a romper la ventana si no la baja. gonna have to break your window. do you understand? este tipo de situación es. el oficial está amenazando que va a quebrar su cristal. obviamente es una respuesta muy exagerada por lo que está pasando. los oficiales pueden quebrar los cristales si creen que la persona está a punto de huir o

por eso nosotros le queremos preguntar al abogado de inmigración, andrew newcomb.o. pues otra decisión de seguimiento, muy probablemente extetendiendo la pausa por un plazo específico o tal vez hasta indefinidamente. es un tema que el corte suprema ya ha visto en casos pasados, en el siglo 20 y en un par de ocasiones. y entonces está haciendo un paro inicial de 14 días, en lo cual argumentos de ambas partes para decidir después de esos 14 días si o no va a extender el orden restringiendo este orden, este ejecutivo o no? y es que cree que sería muy difícil que la orden de trump de eliminar la ciudadanía por nacimiento se establezca, pues afectaría lo que consta en la constitución de estados unidos y la senadora estatal issa wahab realizará una asamblea virtual sobre inmigración este sábado 25 de enero. será de 10:00 a 13:00 de la tarde. este evento informará sobre derechos de los residentes del estado de california y también recursos legislativos disponibles. state of california is really trying to work to make sure that our immigrant community feel safe. bueno, par

ahí el abogado andrew newcomb señala que es así como ellos pueden armar una defensa y hacer una mociónsaría si quiere visitar a su ser querido bajo custodia. personas indocumentados no deberían estar acercando a centros de detención de ice porque al al simple hecho de darse cuenta quién eres usted? y obviamente, para ingresar a visitar a alguien en detención, tienes que proveer ese tipo de información, su nombre, su fecha de nacimiento. eso es suficiente. agentes de ice son dentro de su capacidad para detener cualquier persona que sospechan que está aquí en quebranto de una estadía migratoria. bueno, y recuerde que también puede acudir a la red de respuesta rápida para asesoría legal gratuita. si los agentes federales se llevan a su pariente. ese número para el condado de santa clara es el 4082 90 11 44 regreso con ustedes. pues muchas gracias nathalie. nosotros nos comunicamos con ice para saber los detalles de los operativos del fin de semana en san josé, pero solo nos contestaron diciendo lo siguiente y los voy a citar. las actividades de aplicación de la ley de las operaciones de e

el abogado andrew newcomb aseguró que ice continuaría priorizando el arresto de inmigrantes que presentenro ante las amenazas de posibles redadas, le recuerda tratar de mantener la calma. si es cuestionado por los agentes federales, siempre es mejor ser llevado a la detención que intentar argumentar su caso. con ice uno solo se va a perjudicar haciendo eso, agregó. cargar la tarjeta roja, lo que le puede servir como un recurso sobre sus derechos constitucionales. estos son no abrir la puerta, no contestar ninguna pregunta y no firmar nada. sin embargo, expertos enfatizan que esta tarjeta no es un documento legal y es solo algo que podría ayudarle a guardar silencio, sobre todo si los agentes son insistentes. policía tanto como agentes de ice tienen un una personalidad intimidante y las personas regularmente sienten con necesidad de decirles cosas más que nada si le están bloqueando y amenazando con que te vamos a deportar, ya nunca vas a volver a ver a tus niños. es importante guardar silencio porque no queremos que la gente diga cosas que no debe decir. también recomiendan tomar precauci

south bay immigration attorney andrew newcombe says there is a large amount of fear from what he sees and what he hears. people are nervous to go to hospitals, and they're taking kids out of schools because they don't know where the next threat will come from. i do think that there's a little bit of a panic that might get overblown. i think that governor gavin newsom has committed to not using state and local law enforcement to, you know, divulge any information with ice. and i think that there's going to be a lot of court cases that, you know, people are ready to litigate on these things. we have a friendly circuit here in the ninth circuit that covers california and several other states. that's generally been pretty progressive when it comes to immigration issues. attorney newcombe says there are defenses for those who get caught up in deportation proceedings, including 42 b. that's the cancellation for removal of nonpermanent residents. many people are eligible for this defense. they need to establish residency here in the country for ten years. they also need to prove good moral c

south bay immigration attorney andrew newcomb says that people are nervous to go to hospitals. some people are taking their kids out of schools because they don't know where the next threat will come from. we have a friendly circuit here in the ninth circuit that covers california and several other states. that's generally been pretty progressive when it comes to immigration issues. attorney newcomb says there are defenses for those who get caught up in deportation proceedings, including 42 b. that's a cancellation for removal of nonpermanent residents, and many people are eligible for this. he says they need to establish residency in the country for ten years. they need to be of good moral character, so they need to prove a lack of criminal history. and it would support to have qualifying relatives or citizens with or people with green cards, relatives with green cards showing those relatives will suffer an exceptional and extremely unusual hardship is also a requiremt. now, california attorney rob bonta has also released guidance for local law enforcement, for prosecutors and