youth commission for starting the resources web page on its sight that includes a overview of the daca and process. information on the local community organizations that provide free legal assistance to undocumented students and families interested in applying for it. the web platform where the applicants can apply for the transcripts and enrollment on-line with the fees waived and providing said information on both span sxish chinese. be it further resolved that the student council urging them to support the office of civil engagement and immigrant affairs and (inaudible) with the grant funded organizations providing legal and application for the exclusive service for daca as well as assist the organization with the out reach efforts. and further be it resolved that the student advisory counl and youth commission urges the san francisco school district to continue to create a centralized process that of the san francisco district to stream line it for the students applying for the program. and the student advisory commission (inaudible) urging the san francisco school district to up h

so this is a daca program. he issued a director. it covers aliens who entered the country illegally when they were under the age of 16 and not older than 31 as of june 15, 2012. congress dealt with legislation to that effect and rejected it, did not pass it. according to the published department of homeland security guidelines, each daca applicant is required to submit biographic and biometric information along with other information to prove that they are eligible for the program. and this u.s. citizenship and immigration services, uscis, is to process the applications in just a little over a year, uscis has approved an astonishing 291,859 applicants. on may 20, kevin polankis, president of the national citizenship and immigration council, the union representing the 12,000 uscis adjudication officers who are supposed to adjudicate these matters, issued a press release reporting -- quote -- "a 99.5% approval rating for all illegal alien applications for legal status filed under the obama administration's new deferred action for chil

estos estudiantes indocumentados desde el ano pasado jorge pudo haber solicitado los beneficios de daca la falta de dinero se lo impidio por varios meses. jorge de la concha/solicito la accion diferida. :27 yo vivo solo, tengo el apoyo moral de mis papas pero en realidad ellos no me ayudan economicamente hubo un momento en que yo pense salirme de la escuela para pagar por la accion diferida finalmente hizo un prestamo pero sabe que otros aun estan en problemas. conozco varios casos donde las personas lamentablemente no tienen el dinero familias que tienen 4 - 5 estudiantes en la escuela, pongase a pensar son 465 por 5 estamos hablando casi de 3 mil 4 mil dolares por ello la organizacion tigra, instituto transnacional de accion e investigacion de base, reunio a un grupo de duenos de restaurantes dispuestos a donar parte de sus ganancias para ayudar a estos jovenes con los costos. lupe garcia/organizacion tigra 1:10 es triste saber que nuestros jovenes no pueden superarase o mejorar porque no pueden pagar esa aplicacion la casita chilanga numero dos en redwood city es uno de ellos. jose l

. >> todos los jóivenes que aplicana este programa de daca ya están en el sistema. >> ya me inscribieron y francés. >> es el primer gran paso de estos jóvenes. >> un adolescente se encuentra bajo custodia de la policía al impactar con un auto robado una mncasa en el sur de san josé, causando un incendio en una vivienda. >> el joven termin'ño chocando. >> comenzó el incendio, dañando la casa y la de al lado. >> el vhículo accidentado era robado, los habitantes de la casa resultaron ilesos. >> una avioneta con acróbata en dayton ohio murieron instantáneamente cuando la avioneta no pudo enderazarse, la exhibición fue cancelada. >> esta mañana el equipo de buzos recuperó el cuerpo de una persona que se hundió en su minivan en la bahía, aún no identifican al occiso. >> shan say de 17 años es caucásico asiático se perdió ayer y si no se encuentran, dicen que podría perder la vida. >> la policía de hayworth arrestó a michael sotar en conexión del asesinato de taylor en abril. >> decenas de habitantes de la bhaía han sido v'ñictimas de robo, seguir las siguientes recomendaciones: apagar los timb

destacan que existe miedo y vergÜenza en la comunidad a la hora de aplicar a beneficios como el daca.arinna parisi nos tiene detalles. los koreanos e indios se encuentran entre las primeras 10 comunidades mas grandes de inmigrantes en estados unidos. la falta de asesoria y guia es uno de los factores que segu Ún el centro para la defensa legal de asiaticos americanos dificulta que las personas puedan acceder a los beneficios migratorios. recuerda que la lucha por la reforma migratoria no es un asunto solo de los hispanos. destaca que tanto los latinos como los asiaticos son comunidades que han estado reflejando un rapido crecimiento en estados unidos por lo que deben ser tomadas en cuenta. reitera que aquellas personas a las que se les niega la medida de la accion diferida no tienen oportunidad de apelar. invita a los inmigrantes indocumentados a participar en una jornada informativa que estaran realizando el proximo 14 de junio. para mas informacion llame a los telefonos que ve en pantalla. ..hay buenas noticias para los ciudadanos ..hay buenas noticias para los ciudadanos hondurenos

officials search the daca base fewer -- database fewer than 300 times. no names or addresses are collected. he doesn't think this is making america safer. >> i think it is a violation of the 4th amendment. >> reporter: he says he hopes americans will feel safer with the information that does come out. >> it is an opportunity explain to the american people why this is done, broadly, how effective it has been, and to raise their comfort level. >> he plans to introduce a bill that will narrow the reach the nsa has. >>> tomorrow president obama and russian president are scheduled to hole their first private face to face meeting in a year. first on the agenda serious. the obama administration announced the u.s. will supply weapons to rebels. the president made the decision after he felt u.s. officials confirmed that the president used chemical weapons against civilians. some say the president needs to do more. >> i think our goal should be to balance the military power ask providing small arms won't do it. we need to create a no-fly zone. >> we have to be ver

if they find, they're denied daca. now they're given a work permit for twore years and they get to work with that work permit. they don't have any right to health care or any means tested program or anything but the right to work and not be deported from the united states of america and they're contributing to this country already. i just want to make that clear. why would we want to spend the money of the federal government chasing down and hunting down and deporting people who came here as children who do not even know the country that they came from? again, i want to reiterate, they are american in everything but a piece of paper. and the congress of the united states should be working to try to see how it is we bring them in and integrate them more fully. i want to express to the gentleman from iowa something very, very clearly. i want to use every dollar and every resource to go after every gang banger, every drug deerl, every person that is a criminal doing harm in the united states. but these are children who ar

and, in fact, the dream act, the daca cases that are out there, they're not meeting with them face to face. they just give papers and read those papers and process them in a way that they have no capability of ascertaining whether those claims of legality are legitimate. and it is very clear from experts and the 9/11 commission that face-to-face interviews make a huge difference. one of the hijackers that was supposed to be the terrorist -- the terrorist who was supposed to be on the plane that may have hit the capitol of the united states or the white house that fell in pennsylvania, one of those was identified in a face-to-face meeting by an alert officer. and he didn't -- and he held them up, he was not on that plane and who knows, one more terrorist on that plane might have enabled them to control that plane and succeed in wreaking devastation on washington, d.c. and maybe those patriots who brought that plane down, giving their lives to save this capitol may not have been able to do so had there been one more terrorist on that plane. so i just would -- got to say that this is rea

and what we're seeing now with regard to how homeland security is handling the daca people, they're not interviewing them face-to-face. this is a big weakness in the system. nobody is even going to be interviewed face-to-face. and actually examined to see if the paperwork they're submitting has any validity at all. many times that meeting can identify a weakness in the paperwork and lead to further investigation. but if you don't have interviews and you otherwise aren't smart about how you administer it, large numbers of people can get status they don't deserve through utilizing fake documents. we can expect that to happen. and it should not happen. we're being generous under this bill with regard to the people who would be given legal status, and they ought to -- but only those who qualify should get it. people who don't qualify shouldn't get it. or we're perpetuating illegality again indefinitely into the future. doesed amendment prohibit -- does the amendment prohibit those who had domestic violence convictions from receiving the legal status? not so in the bill today. does the amend

and what we're seeing now with regard to how homeland security is handling the daca people, they're not interviewing them face-to-face. this is a big weakness in the system. nobody is even going to be interviewed face-to-face. and actually examined to see if the paperwork they're submitting has any validity at all. many times that meeting can identify a weakness in the paperwork and lead to further investigation. but if you don't have interviews and you otherwise aren't smart about how you administer it, large numbers of people can get status they don't deserve through utilizing fake documents. we can expect that to happen. and it should not happen. we're being generous under this bill with regard to the people who would be given legal status, and they ought to -- but only those who qualify should get it. people who don't qualify shouldn't get it. or we're perpetuating illegality again indefinitely into the future. doesed amendment prohibit -- does the amendment prohibit those who had domestic violence convictions from receiving the legal status? not so in the bill today. does the amend