this predated daca a little bit. it was fully launched post daca. what it is, is a commission that is created by the governor. board members are appointed by the governor. they are charged with creating a nonprofit that raises private dollars to fund scholarships for undocumented individuals. ideally for daca individuals. we are in our second and going into the third year. to give you an idea of how successful it has been during its first year, they get about 100,000 dollars in scholarships to 35 students. the demand was intense. there were over 1200 applications. for this year, there is 2400 applications -- almost double. incredible demand on that end. moving to a related area, still education, we did something really unique in illinois. being really creative, we arranged for the only finance authority, a state agency that provides financing to municipalities, and other governmental and nongovernmental bodies, if they were able to create a loan fund to fund the medical education for students at loyola university, i think it is the first one in the

this predated daca a little bit. it was fully launched post-da daca. what it is, is a commission that is created by the governor. board members are appointed by the governor. they are charged with creating a nonprofit that raises private dollars to fund scholarships for undocumented individuals. individuals.aca we are in our second and going into the third year. to give you an idea of how successful it has been during its first year, they get about 100,000 dollars in scholarships to 35 students. the demand was intense. there were over 1200 applications. for this year, there is 2400 applications -- almost double. incredible demand on that end. related area, still education, we did something really unique in illinois. being really creative, we arranged for the only finance authority, a state agency that provides financing to municipalities, and other governmental and nongovernmental bodies, if they were able to thete a loan fund to fund medical education for students at loyola university, i think it is the first one in the country. last week i was at a p

they are not eligible for daca or any version of daca. secondly, to the extent -- and i'm not familiar with the specific contract that you described. we prepare for surges in work that can come from all kinds of sources. so i will certainly look into that particular contract when i return to my office this afternoon. but i would not necessarily attribute it to the situation at the border. as far as adults, roughly 15% are asserting credible fear claims. as far as children, it is in the low single digits the number of individual -- number of children who are actually claiming, making asylum claims at some point in the process. that's a different process than the credible fear process. i just thought those facts would be potentially helpful. >> we have those who are lawfully present during daca. there's an anticipation that daca will be expanded. anybody thinks that -- they think if they can get into america, they get to stay into america, stay in america and we know -- we know that number is well above 98% who get into america who get to s

it would freeze daca. now i want to read the bill because it's not a lengthy bill and beginning on-line one, section one, restrictions on employment authorization for aliens not in lawful states. no agency or instrument atlanta of the federal government may use federal funding or resources after july 30, 2014, one, to consider or adjudicate any denied application of any alien requesting consideration as authorized by the executive memo dated june 15, 2012 and effective on august 15, 2012 or by my member rund umh or policy. and number two, to newly authorized deferred action for any class of aliens not lawfully present in the united states. and number three to authorize any alien to work in the u.s. if such alien was not lawfully admitted into thes with the i will gracious and nationality is not act, u.s.c. 1101, in lawful status on the date. that is it. that is what is in this piece of legislation. what it does, in effect, is to give central american children a false hope. it says they are going to be able

una persona es elegible para daca entro a estados unidos antes de los 18 aÑos y si estÁ en la escuela los dreamers, aunque lleva casi una dÉcada, apenas comienza. >> sÉ mis padres todavÍa con necesitan este alivio de las importaciones como yo lo he tenido. >> por orden del presidente obama, los portege de la deportaciÓn y les permite trabajar y viajar. ahora estÁn en proceso de renovaciÓn. >> que tengan un permiso de trabajo, que puedan sacar su nÚmero de seguro social, que puedan trabajar despuÉs de la universidad... que puedan contribuir con la familia... >> un reporte muestra su trabajo para la implementaciÓn de daca. mÁs de 1 millÓn y medio de personas han usado su material educativo sobre daca en facebook. 40.000 asistieron al seminario llegaron a 3000 a llenar solicitudes. 500.000 jÓvenes mÁs calificarÍan para daca, pero no la han solicitado, y otros 500.000 prÓximamente comenzarÁn a cumplir 15 aÑos y podrÁn solicitar el beneficio, segÚn el centro para estudios migratorios. >> segÚn el centro hispano, hace dos aÑos daca obtuvo 89% del apoyo de los hispanos y 63% del apoyo del pÚ

and we looked at daca. looking at these two programs, we identified for potential roles four states if there was to be a new legalization program or some kind of deferred action program. these roles are outreach in public education, recommendation, education, and protecting immigrants from fraud. let's look at these on by one. outreach and education. states and localities can't and do play an important role in educating communiquÉs about -- educating communities about how to apply and assisting with the application practices. we found when the program was being limited, local officials publicized the legalization programs. office created task forces, and there was a legalization information hotline that was funded jointly by the city, the state, and the federal government. now with daca we are seeing the same thing, that some states and localities are doing town halls, conducting community meetings, organizing application workshops, creating informational materials in multiple languages, and trying to educa

el no contar con un estatus legal le pesaba, hasta que ocurri el milagro de daca.peda mucho a mis oportunidad de trabajar ganar mi propio dinero, ir a la escuela, manejar solo, no ser un peso para mis paps" dos aÑos ms tarde, los republicanos de la cmara baja buscan anular la extensin y renovacin de daca. la semana pasada votaron a favor de hacerlo. "estn tratando de quitar el beneficio a esos jvenes que se merecen la oportunidad de poder trabajar y estudiar sin tener que esconderse" sin embargo, que algunos polticos busquen anular daca no significa que puedan hacerlo fcilmente. "tiene que pasar primero por la cmara baja, despus por el senado, y despus ser firmada por el presidente" 2014 es el aÑo de renovar los permisos obtenidos daca obtenidos hace dos aÑos. por lo que organizaciones no lucrativas como ufw, estn listos para ayudarle y aconsejarle. "que no se dejen engaÑar por los notarios pblicos, que no estn al tanto de todas las leyes de inmigracin, la importancia de que los jvenes renueven su permiso daca por lo menos con cuatro meses de anticipacin a su fecha

estos son los titulares los republicanos en la cÁmara de representantes aprobaron pensando el programa dacaue favorece a los dreamers no parece probable que la medida pase en el senado. nuevo grupo de civiles armados que se lanzan a la cacerÍa de indocumentados en la frontera. el intenso calor en la frontera sigue cobrando vidas un equipo del noticiero univisiÓn visitó el sur de texas y recogiÓ testimonios, colorado se sumÓ a los estados que suman cencias de conducir para indocumentados, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >> este su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >> quÉ tal buenas noches oficialmente los miembros del congreso estÁn de vacaciones pero la despedida republicana en la cÁmara de representantes fue con una embestida contra acciÓn diferida del gobierno votaron a favor de cancelarlo y no hay probabilidades de que la medida pase en el senado. el presidente dijo horas antes de que terminara sesiÓn de que los republicanos lo llevan a actuar sÓlo en los fondos para la crisis en la frontera lourdes tiene los detalles. >> para obtener los votos de los mÁs conser

daca is a major reason for the influx of illegal immigrants to the united states. and discussion of the program is pertinent since uscis recently announced the renewal of an initial tough of two-year grants of daca will be process. ed. uscis made changes to the original daca guidelines and requirements including gutting the education requirements. i previously expressed concern about the lack of any constitutional authority to implement daca. the cost of the program increased weight times for illegal immigration from daca processing and fraud in the program. fraud is of paramount concern since an immigration system subject to rampant fraud is a national security risk. so i was particularly astounded in may when the uscis added question and answer number 21 to its existing daca guidance. it's an absolute invitation for fraud in which the uscis virtually admits it will not verify the validity of documents as evidenced by daca eligibility. i understand when uscis leadership was asked about question 21, congressional staff members were assured that, quote, generally, t

they are not eligible for daca or any version of daca. secondly, to the extent -- and i'm not familiar with the specific contract that you described. we prepare for surges in work that can come from all kinds of sources. so i will certainly look into that particular contract when i return to my office this afternoon. but i d

que puedan contribuir con la familia... >> un reporte muestra su ra la m de daca. segÚn el centro para estudios migratorios. >> segÚn eltro hi hace dos aÑos daca obtuvo 89% del apoyo de los hispanos y 63% del apoyo del pÚblico en general, en gran parte por la presiÓn y el activismo de los propios dreamers. ahora sus metas son mucho más use su pode ejecutivo derogasupara darles e pesmo tipo de alivio a otras fuertes opositores. se al representante republicano steoh king dice que es un abuso del poder ejecutivo. noreste de la naciÓn que en meryland se batieron varios rÉcords. y en baltimore la acumulaciÓn de agua fue de mÁs de seis pulgadas, algo que no ocurrÍa desde 1871. vehÍculos quedan atrapados en medio una mujer por poco es literalmente gr ♪ >> temblÓ y en ecuador no fue tan fuerte, pero lo suficiente para causar un deslizamiento de tierra. el temblor sacudiÓ la capital de quito y algunas carreteras fueron afectadas con pequeÑos deslizamientos de tierra, lo que impidiÓ la libre circulaciÓn de vehÍculos. aunque en coiason muchos los que se resisten a creer que u

daca, they can renew? two exclusions, new applicants and for those who have a pretty -- a previously denied application. >> if you do not have a previously and nine application you are accepted and you're not new because you're already in it. dacacan then renew your c status. >> the language speaks for itself. i listen just today and she said that her bill would deny -- [inaudible] >> we have not had a hearing on this. had a -- have not judiciary hearing so we do not understand the implications. before we move forward to change the rules and regulations, the american government invited them to come forward and they did and before you move forward you should consider it because there are many out there -- >> the kind of interpretation offered by the chair of the judiciary committee is not enough -- >> i do not think it is enough because we should have hearings on it, number one. we should guarantee the rights of the 700,000 people. the readingthat -- and they say after july of 2014, let me tell you why i be

when daca came along, we had a surge as well. and we learned a number of very useful lessons from that experience, which we can apply for whatever surges we may face in the future. >> let me thank you for that. you made a very valid point. i just want to take a moment of personal privilege to acknowledge the late lionel castillo, who was a neighbor of mine, a constituent of mine, who was on the immigration services under jimmy carter. just came to mind. i only say that because he seemed to have had that same philosophy. that was many, many years ago. as i look at the work that you all have to do, 10 million applications, over 50 different types of petitions applications. a prosecutor always lays out his or her case. to win, i think you have to be orderly. from your perspective, a comprehensive immigration reform structure, obviously it is a work of the executive and congress. but an ordering of the responsibility that you have which would then see an enhancement of staffing. it would see more resources because one of the proposal

. >> esta semana se cumplen dos aÑos de la implementaciÓn de daca pero en la lucha de los jÓvenes que reporte muestra su trabajo para la implementaciÓn de daca. mÁs de 1 millÓn y medio de personas han usado su material educativo sobre daca en facebook. 40.000 asistieron al seminario llegaron a 3000 a llenar solicitudes. 500.000 jÓvenes mÁs calificarÍan para daca, pero no la han solicitado, y otros 500.000 prÓximamente comenzarÁn a cumplir 15 aÑos y podrÁn solicitar el beneficio, segÚn el centro para estudios migratorios. >> segÚn el centro hispano, hace dos aÑos daca obtuvo 89% del apoyo de los hispanos y 63% del apoyo del pÚblico en general, en gran parte por la presiÓn y el activismo de los propios dreamers. ahora sus metas son mucho mÁs ambiciosas. para presionar al presidente obama que le amplÍe daca. >> necesitamos que use su poder ejecutivo dentro de su autoridad legal para darles el mismo tipo de alivio a otras personas de la comunidad latina, en la comunidad migrante. >> daca tambiÉn cuenta con fuertes opositores. se enfrentaron al representante republicano steoh king dice que

now, we are obviously here to talk about daca and i wanted to show you some results we've had for daca but this is actually a little bit old now. this is from 2012 and we're planning to do some new work on this to see whether or not there has been some change in opinions about daca. you see in 2012 when the program was announced, among the general u.s. public, 63% approved of the program and 33% disapproved of the program. among all hispanics, that number was 89% and you see across hispanics, native or foreign born or registered voters, very strong support for the president's deferred action program when it was announced back in 2012. now, unfortunately, i wish we had some new data on this. but we'll get to that sometime later on this year. nonetheless, we've also asked about whether or not latinos were aware of somebody who has or said that they will apply for daca. you can see that back in 2012 when the program was announced, about 31% of all hispanics said they knew somebody who was either planning to or has applied for the deferred action program. of course, foreign born latinos, m

it would freeze daca. now i want to read the bill because it's not a lengthy bill and beginning on-line one, section one, restrictions on employment authorization for aliens not in lawful states. no agency or instrument atlanta of the federal government may use federal funding or resources after july 30, 2014, one, to consider or adjudicate any denied application of any alien requesting consideration as authorized by the executive memo dated june 15, 2012 and effective on august 15, 2012 or by my member rund umh or policy. and number two, to newly authorized deferred action for any class of aliens not lawfully present in the united states. and number three to authorize any alien to work in the u.s. if such alien was not lawfully admitted into thes with the i will gracious and nationality is not act, u.s.c. 1101, in lawful status on the date. that is it. that is what is in this piece of legislation. what it does, in effect, is to give central american children a false hope. it says they are going to be able

el no contar con un estatus legal le pesaba, hasta que ocurri el milagro de daca. mucho a mis paps, con eso me dio la oportunidad de trabajar ganar mi propio dinero, ir a la escuela, manejar solo, no ser un peso para mis paps" dos aÑos ms tarde, los republicanos de la cmara baja buscan anular la extensin y renovacin de daca. la semana pasada votaron a favor de hacerlo. "estn tratando de quitar el beneficio a esos jvenes que se merecen la oportunidad de poder trabajar y estudiar sin tener que esconderse" sin embargo, que algunos polticos busquen anular daca no significa que puedan hacerlo fcilmente. "tiene que pasar primero por la cmara baja, despus por el senado, y despus ser firmada por el presidente" 2014 es el aÑo de renovar los permisos obtenidos daca obtenidos hace dos aÑos. por lo que organizaciones no lucrativas como ufw, estn listos para ayudarle y aconsejarle. "que no se dejen engaÑar por los notarios pblicos, que no estn al tanto de todas las leyes de inmigracin, la importancia de que los jvenes renueven su permiso daca por lo menos con cuatro meses de an

pay for daca. so this is almost more of a symbolic move that the more conservative part of the party is moving towards, which actually, i don't think really makes that much sense. it's something that senator ted cruz grabbed these conservative republicans in the house and pushed forward on this agenda. so i do not believe it's helpful. i think that at the end, you know, what stands with the latino voter is going to be the tone of the party. and the party in so many other ways when it comes to economic policy and helping to empower individuals, you know, is something that can bring in latino voters. something going against daca, i think it puts them in a bad situation. >> yeah, i think they're risking losing a lot of latino voters for the long term. angela, i can't help but wonder how much of an impact eric cantor's defeat had on this whole dynamic, because obviously after 2012 there was a lot of momentum realizing we've got to do something on immigration reform, we've got to act. slowly over time t

. >> daca has clearly affected you. what's it meant to you personally? >> i have been able to work. i haven't felt that fear of having to look over my shoulder of being deported every day. but, unfortunately, that's something my parents still face. every day i worry i'll come home to an empty apartment because they may be deported back to the philippines. >> how long have you been in the united states? >> 14 years now. >> 14 years. and i'm asking this question for news content, certainly not to offend you. you feel like an american? in your heart and your soul, this is your country, is that how you feel? >> i was raised here. i grew up in the united states. i lived in florida, tampa, florida, i lived in maryland, all over the country. this is just the place i know and call home. >> okay. so, this obviously is personal to you and your family. now, you are confronting the chairman of the house budget committee, a man who has written a book "his way forward." you ask him a question and he says read the book. what is your r

and the fact that daca wasn't supposed to be legal. and we have been working very hard to get it and i've been organizing for awhile now. it is legal we know the president has authority to do this. unfortunately, the congressman didn't want to have a civil conversation. he grabbed my hand very hard. he almost hurt my hard. i don't think i'm going to change his mind, but i want to show that this is the type of person the republican person hasn't been following and the type of person that president obama needs to challenge and expand it to people like my mom and siblings who didn't qualify. >> this is important. you have been critical, not only of the republican party. you have criticized many of the democrats in the house and the president himself. what is your issue with the democrats and the president? >> well, see, to me, i actually worked in congress for a year, and just my time being there i realized that the democratic party has a lot of talking points, you know, saying they support immigration reform, they support immigrants, but

>> right. >> do they want to repeal daca? i mean, this is where we find ourselves in today. >> that is why i persisted in trying to get congressman brooks on the record about whether he favors a deportation of people like yourself and whether he faces mass deportation of he says the 8 million immigrants who hold jobs who are not here documented. that seems a widely -- that is a widely held view as far as i can understand it, in the republican party, and if not widely held, it's not been widely repudiated. >> i mean, we're wondering where the champions? where are all the republicans coming out saying we must do a comprehensive immigration reform -- >> what about marco rubio? mark ko he is supporting ted cruz's call to repeal daca. what do you have to say to marco rubio? >> the truth is marco rubio has been flip-flopping on this issue for a long time and this is nothing new. you know? after the 2012 election, we saw republicans kind of rushing to change their tone and their rhetoric on immigration and we've seen them change. th

daca. in 2012, and he can do it again. he can expand deferred action which is a successful program to my mother, father, to dreamers who weren't eligible and the rest of the community as well. >> ray jose. i appreciate your time. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >>> congress will not act on immigration. president obama, as ray was talking about, is expected to take executive action. it could come within days. what will it be and how far will the president go as he faces criticism from even his own party on action alone. democrats, for example, facing re-election particularly against the move. marc pryor saying in the wall street journal this morning, i quote, i'm frustrated the partnership in washington, that doesn't give the president carte blanche authority to sidestep congress when he doesn't get his way. i want to frame the debate with two people at heart of it all. republican strategies and former spokesperson for george w. bush and former white house director o

otherwise known as daca. in conclusion, the bishop's right, how our nation responds to this humanitarian challenge is a moral test of our national character. we ask that you oppose h.r. 5230, and 5232 which we feel ail to live up to that test. others such as the american bar association writes, due to their age, lack of education, language, and cultural barriers, and the complex it of u.s. immigration law -- complexity of u.s. immigration law, they face obstacles to face an immigration judge on their own. it is the children most likely to be eligible for some relief under the law who may least be able to articulate their experiences under this proposed procedure. they have been through a lot of trauma and we want to add to that. yet this has not been enough to stem what the house republicans have -- the path they are going down. to further poison the pie, they offer their caucus the chance to even be less compassionate in their vote to end daca and to deport the creamers -- dreamers. it's not enough for repub

my question is for margaret stock. , and alsogranted daca the subset of those granted daca who have outstandingremoval orders, would they be eligible for this program that allows for enlistment into the military and obtaining citizenship? if they are not currently eligible, are there plans to broaden the category all those thesee so they could -- young dreamers could into the military and gain citizenship? >> is a question i get asked a lot. the administration policy is not to allow the dacas to enroll. this could be changed with a one-page memo. .huck hagel could sign a memo so far, secretary hagel has not exercised that authority even though he hasn't. it.as there is a bill pending in congress that was introduced by a house republican that would aca's the dock is -- the d to enroll in the military. there are two bills. one is colby and list act. -- one is called the and list act -- one is called the enlist act. it would allow people with no papers to enroll. i don't support it. the bill that is a good one is the military enlistment opportunity act of 2013. introduced by a tea party republican

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. >> a pocos dÍas de recordarse segundo aniversario de daca acciÓn diferida pueden aplicar nuevamenteucaciÓn superior. >> parece que todo... siempre tratando de luchar y hoy cuando me tocaron esta noticia fue como si por fin pude respirar. >> desde su creaciÓn daca recogiÓ 350.000 jóvenes y eso sÓlo representa el 45% de lo que son elegibles. >> sabemos que por el costo, por el miedo, la falta de acceso legal hay muchas personas que no han llenado su formulario o solicitud para el daca. >> el 50% de los jÓvenes que aplicaron la acciÓn diferida fueron contratados para no trabajos y un 40 5% de ellos aumentÓ sus salarios desde que estÁn cobijados bajo esta ordenanza. pero se preparan para su renovaciÓn. >> sabemos, que es importante que lo hagan antes porque sabemos que esos trÁmites usualmente toman de tres a seis meses. >> sabemos que muchas personas no tienen el dinero o que hay muchas familias donde hay mÁs de un soÑador. la gente. el dinero y tambiÉn hay fondos en distintos estados la mejor manera de encontrar esa informaciÓn es yendo a www.uneteelsueÑo.org. >> bueno, el sueÑo es el

por ejemplo, el programa de daca que hizo hace dos aÑos no es permanente, es cosa que hay que renovarudadanÍa a los padres de hijos que tengan la nacionalidad americana. ¿cuÁl es la realidad? ¿quÉ se puede esperar de cierto de eso? >> bueno, todavÍa el presidente estÁ esperando las recomendaciones de sus oficiales del gabinete y tambiÉn estamos haciendo sesiones de escuchar con la comunidad que estÁ afectada y comunidades que tienen interÉs en esto, asÍ que no... todavÍa estamos compilando informaciÓn, pero como dijo el presidente, espera las recomendaciones para fines del verano, y entonces Él va a actuar. >> entonces, ¿esas medidas cuÁndo las podrÍamos conocer realmente? >> bueno, Él dijo que espera las recomendaciones de su fiscal general y el secretario de seguridad para fines del verano, asÍ que esperamos recomendaciones y acciones muy pronto despuÉs de eso, pero no tengo una fecha cierta todavÍa. >> pero como usted misma decÍa, bueno, podemos decir que como dice la sabidurÍa popular, "algo es algo, peor es nada", pero aquÍ estamos hablando de paÑitos de agua tibia que dejan sin

when you say an expansion of daca are you thinking the parents of daca children would receive some form? >> i think it is the parents and progr perhaps the time frame. people who came here two or three years before the deadline. we're not going see, obviously a 180. i think we're going to see movement in the margins. latinos want more but we know with the republican con we're not going get what we ultimately want. >> and al phone sew, in their own autopsy, republicans said this. we must embrace and champion comprehensive immigration reform. if we do not, it says, our party's appeal will continue to shrink to the core constituencies only. now that congress has shown this year they're not going to deal with any form of immigration reform. what impact do you think it'll have on the republicans in the future? >> i think not a very positive one. i don't think it will have an immediate effect in 2014. i think in 2016 it would have a an impact. if republicans cannot lead on immigration, they're not going to get enough latino voter support to win back the white house. look, i understand if they

este proyecto de ley no es bueno, no aceptaron las enmiendas y daca que tampoco aceptaron.de atraer a los conservadores permitiendo la medida que prohÍbe al presidente ampliar gama dea cciÓn diferida, daca. la mayorÍa de los demÓcratas lo rechazaron porque dicen que eliminaba derechos para los menores. >> para nosotros ese brazo mÁs derechista del partido republicano liso favor tremendo a muchos niÑos de centroamÉrica. >> el representante del instituto de texas que tiene la extensiÓn mÁs largo de la frontera. >> necesitamos los recursos todos aquÍ en el congreso se quejan y se quejan de lo que pasa pero no tratan de asistir. >> mientras tanto en el senado tampoco hubo el apoyo necesario para que avanzara una medida que otorgaba 2.700 millones de dÓlares de asistencia al presidente. >> da los fondos para asegurar que los niÑos con mi. de vista refugiados es un tema humanitario pueden ser tratado bien y darles la oportunidad para hacer su caso. > los mÁs conservadores del partido republicano protestaron por el proyecto de ley. la bancada republicana de la cÁmara baja se reuni

they were trying to have a separate vote on daca. not permitting the president -- his ability to take the funds to try to move forward and preventing lenient si for the undocumented immigrants here. they want to strengthen that language so it would curtail his act through executive order. this is something that is very popular within the house gop conference. it's republican with republican senators. the idea not want to fbi tgive president the ability like 2012. the issue with that is even if they include it in the bill, that could upset moderate republicans, folks who don't -- should we say understanding of daca. the other issue it presents it goes absolutely nowhere in the senate. it sets up what we've seen so far the fight between the legislative body in the house and president obama. that's something that president obama can point to. the chaos the conference had yesterday and saying you can't figure out a way forward. the senate can't figure out a way. i'm going to say as i please. >> can you explain it to me? since october we'

you are talking about daca, deferred deportation. would that work for you, that they're not they're separate, would you be a yes on that? >> well, i've got to read the bill first. we're on such a short time frame, they're trying to get the bill put together, amended in the rules committee. the texas delegation, we have an alert out, as soon as we get our hands on that bill, we're going to all come together and read that bill and go over that bill because look, texas has the vast majority of the southwestern border with mexico. we have the most. it's important to texas. and by extension, important to america. we're going to get that bill looked at, make sure we hold the president accountable. >> you mentioned we haven't seen it yet. we hope to see it in the next hour or so. you mentioned as well the clock is running. with such a short time frame, do you think it is appropriate for lawmakers to go on summer recess? >> i really don't, jenna, and i stood up in the republican conference and told the leadership that i've got a week's vacat

que el presidente no pueda ampliar daca a otros indocumentados. >> intentan aprobar las mÁs extremasroyecto que ya sabemos que no irÁ a ninguna parte. es la realidad. la medida no irÁ al senado que no aceptarÍa la propuesta y que ya partiÓ al receso sin poder avanzar una versiÓn diferente. es mÁs, el presidente dijo que la vetaria. la medida destina 694 millones para enfrentar la crisis. 35 millones de dÓlares adicionales para que los gobernadores paguen por la guardia nacional que vaya a la frontera. pide que los menores centroamericanos en la frontera sean procesados y deportados igual que los mexicanos. >> trata a los centroamericanos igual que a los mexicanos. la otra ley no lo hacia. ademÁs, no vamos a entregar a los menores a hogares de indocumentados. >> la republicana tambiÉn lo llamÓ un logro tremendo. pero ese republicano siguiÓ opuesto a los cambios a daca. >> porque yo creo que no es necesario nÚmero uno. creo que mandar un mensaje negativo. y no creo que tendra efecto. >> la comisiÓn hispana y el liderazgo democrata mantuvo su posiciÓn. >> es ofensivo a nuestra comunidad

sabemos, por ejemplo, que el programa de daca es temporal y es algo que otdir de no renovar,entoncedtema de inmigraciÓn sin acciÓn en el congreso. >> y otra vez, en medio de ese debate polÍtico Áspero harea ,s veces innecesario, que es la de los niÑos. la crisis humanitaria de los niÑos no da espera, y en medio de esa discusiÓn estÁ el tema obviamente de los fondos para solucionar ese problema. ¿quÉ piensa hacer la casa blanca para busc tema? bueno, pedis os al congreso y fracasaron en el congreso, asÍue vamosenerue usar lo que tenemos para asegurar que tenemos, por ejemplo, suficientes jueces, suficientes funcionarios para escuchar los casos de asilo polÍtico y los casos humanitarios que hayan, pero tambiÉn para las personas que reciben las respuestas sabemos que la gran mayorÍa mos e que el msaje encararolÍda, centroamÉrica está personas que no califican van a volver a s paÍses. vamos a usar los recursos que tenemos para procesar esos casos de una manera mÁs rápida, pero como hemos dicho, necesitamos mÁs fondos del congreso para realmente hacer todo lo que debemos hacer. los nÚmero

we throw you a bone, you tea party folks, we'll defund daca and also vote on this border supplemental. now, had they held those two votes as originally attended, democrats would have characterized the debacle as the democratic leader did this morning. >> again, if that bill were not bad enough, they're saying to those members, unless you vote for this terrible bill, if you don't think it's terrible enough, you're not going to get a chance to tie the president's hands when it comes to using his discretion and executive authority. >> but even that, even those two votes, even throwing the bone was not good much for the hardliners. suddenly this afternoon the border supplemental bill was pulled entirely. >> we need to find an answer and people need to get together so it's very disappointing that we didn't come together as a congress to address this issue. >> at that point, it looked like the house was planning to leave at the end of today for recess, leave town, having not voted on the bill that they, themselves, had crafted to address the problem they say is urgent and pressing. and when

remember, look at the daca kids. they were the low-hanging fruit in a sense because to show they were here in this country, all they had to do, most of them showed their report cards, school records. for all these adults who are going to be coming in who largely lived their lives in shadows, it's going to be much harder because they have no paper trail. look, the president will likely face some type of legal challenge to whatever he does on immigration. >> you're saying from a process standpoint, in terms of implementing the policy, you have to get it started if you're going to help these people. >> the window is already closing. it's going to be much harder for these people. they're taking a huge risk. maybe they get one year's worth -- >> then someone else gets elected -- >> they've already given their name to the government, where they are. that's a very strong policy argument. again, going back to the political, i think at least the president could have, you know, the immigration movement, all the progressives be

un acuerdo que impedira que el presidente barack obama extienda el amparo migratorio conocido como dacas/ john boehner el líder de la cámara bajo dijo hoy que la crisis en la frontera era culpa del presidente y que aun así él ahora trata de tomar acción por su propia cuenta sobre inmigración. recalc que ms accin diferida como daca, que suspende temporalmente las deportaciones, dara un incentivo para que ms personas crucen la frontera ilegalmente. s/ gustavo torres, activista "es totalmente inaceptable. es una muestra de que los republicanos son anti- latinos, anti-inmigrantes" pero ni a los republicanos ni a la casa blanca los activistas les dan un respiro. hoy por lo menos un centenar de ellos llegaron a protestar. pedan que el presidente barack obama pare las deportaciones de inmediato su manifestacion concluy en arrestos. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo mientras que el congreso comienza su receso, los activistas siguen insistiendo y esperando que el presidente use su poder para ofrecer amparo migratorio a miles de inmigrantes indocumentados. cosa que la casa blanca dice planea anun