santos. if you can please sign up on our left, you're right. bianca is here -- >> thank you good afternoon supervisors. i am here as public defender to imploring you to grant this relief and to fund this request. i'm in charge of providing legal representation to individuals who are accused of crime and cannot afford an attorney. as you may know, it wasn't until 1963 that the united states supreme court ruled that there was a right to an attorney in criminal cases. 2 years later in the golf decision golf decision the supreme court ruled on a case-by-case basis that attorneys had to be provided to juveniles charged with crimes. they can travel to say that even though juvenile cases were civil proceedings they knew to be an attorney. why? because young people children don't understand their rights. most of the of one of the most fundamental rights that we have in this country is the right to an attorney. the supreme court has said that unless you have access to an attorney all the other rights that you may have are meaningless because there is no one to

my name is bianca santos and director of the international human rights program and immigration attorneyat -- i would like to thank you some of our remarks by san francisco immigration judge and president of the national association of immigration judges. judge daniel remarks. judge mark strongly supports a right to counsel for children. would like to join us today but can appear due to a conflict of interest issue. she encouraged us to share some public remarks she has made in her capacity as the president of the national association of immigration judges. 1st, the cases we deal with are often ineffective death penalty cases situations where if the person is removed from the us they may be killed upon returning to the country. 2nd, when coppin counsel is present immigration judges the most important applications for lead and other written submissions because such materials like you to be better research better organized were clearly written and more easily understood if repair by attorneys. this is particularly true in the case of unaccompanied minors. 3rd, a higher percentage of attorn

. >> bianca, de santo domingo. >> miren, esta historia es increÍble. ustedes son mexicanos. >> sÍ. con un video publicado en internet sobre un arresto realizado en una universidad. el estudiante dice que el uso de fuerza fue excesivo pero otros estilos creen que la policÍa estaba cumpliendo con su trabajo. Él se dirigÍa a clases cuando notÓ que habÍa varios autos de la policÍa y un hombre rodeado por agentes. fue allÍ cuando el estudiante comenzÓ a gritar pidiendo ayuda. investigadores dicen que el arrestado estaba viendo las faldas de las estudiantes. al mismo tiempo que se tocaba su s partes Íntimas. el caso estÁ bajo investigaciÓn y un agente de colorado quiso demostrarle a sus compaÑeros lo bueno que era en su prÁctica de taekwondo y terminÓ suspendido por exceso de fuerza. un reo se burlÓ del sargento diciendo que no habÍa lanzado una buena patada al aire. desatÓ una buena pelea en la que tuvieron que intervenir varios oficiales para separarlos. y una indocumentada vive en el santuario de la villita en chicago. beatriz santiago ramÍrez espera que inmigraciÓn le otorgue la visa