durbin: can the gentleman tell me what the eligibility cut-off date is for daca? mr. cruz: daca -- i don't have the precise cut-off date in my mind, but the point that is being raised is these children don't fall under the precise terms of daca, but they believe they will get amnesty. so the only way to correct that that -- i would respond to my friend from illinois, does my friend from illinois believe these children coming here today should get amnesty, yes or no? mr. durbin: no. if i might say through the chair, that is not the argument anyone is making these children should receive amnesty. we're what we're saying is they should be treated humanely. mr. cruz: absolutely. mr. durbin: and go through an orderly process that will result in the majority of them returning to their countries. what the gentleman from texas is asking us to do is disqualify two million children in the united states and could qualify for daca as dreamers, people here long before these unaccompanied children showed up at the border and that was the proposal that came before the house which yo

seguros. >>> para ti y gente joven ¿cÓmo es vivir con la incertidumbre de que daca es un tema temporaluturo? >>> una de las cosas que has hecho bien es involucrarte, alzar la voz. >>> cuando lleguÉ a pennsylvania me convertÍ en organizadora de la comunidad y estoy orgullosa de regresar a phoenix, esta es mi

>> inmigraciÓn manera una carta a todo el mundo que tenga daca a los 100 dÍas pero deberÁn aplicar por diferida. >> todo el mundo debe hacerlo, si no perderÁn todos los beneficios de protecciÓn contra deportaciÓn. tambiÉn la habilidad de trabajar aquÍ legalmente, asÍ que sugiero a todos los clientes que realicen la renovaciÓn aunque sea tarde. >> le agradecemos. >> la farmacÉutica dejarÁ de vender cigarros. la previsiÓn llega un mes antes de lo planeado y entrarÁ en efecto en octubre. y como su nombre indica el objetivo es hacer una diferencia en beneficio a la salud de los estadounidenses. >> los estudios de california faltan menos a la escuela que los alumnos en el resto del paÍs, un informe de la organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro con sede en san francisco revelÓ que en el aÑo 2013 estudiantes de cuarto y octavo grado pero mejor rÉcord de asistencia a clases que sus colegas en otros 40 estados del paÍs. aÚn asÍ uno de cada cinco alumnos faltÓ mÁs de tres dÍas durante el mes donde juntaron otro para que informe. >> el servicio animal alerta a los recientes por el aumento de gato muerto

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this continuing resolution, the continuing resolution now before the senate provides funds for the daca program and any other executive amnesty the president may choose to implement illegally. i along with my friends, my colleagues from alabama and from texas, want to offer an amendment prohibiting funding to process prospective applications, but the majority has objected, so we'll attempt to table the reid amendment in order to allow that vote. the president's threat to widen the scope of daca are only going to make matters worse, matters in this pronounced humanitarian crisis that we're facing along our border, which is why i agree with my friends, senators sessions and cruz, that at the very at least we must take steps to prevent the president from providing any more executive amnesty. now, mr. president, i'd like to speak about some other issues related to the continuing resolution, and in so doing i want to point out that one of the most important and solemn duties that we have as members of the united states senate is to authorize the use of military force and ask the brave men an

dÓlares sean otorgados a la manera de prÉstamos para estudiantes que califican bajo la acciÓn diferida o dacaena y sergio garcÍa que es el primer indocumentado en recibirse de abogado. a partir del 2016 otros abogados como sergio tambiÉn tendrÁ la oportunidad de recibir sus licencias en medicina, arquitectura, y ejecer lo que estudiaron. >> revelan preocupante informaciÓn sobre pedidos o virus respiratorio que ataca a los niÑos. podrÍa provocar parÁlisis entre los mayores. q -quedÓ captada en vÍdeo la tragedia en la que murieron gente en una embarcaciÓn. estamos transmitiendo en vivo donde el termÓmetro marca 60 grados fahrenheit. ♪ ♪ >> yo creo que ellos subestimaron lo que estaba pasando en siria. advirtiÓ especialmente obama. el mandatario tambiÉn reconociÓ que ser sobrestimó de capacidad de los iraquÍes. captaron en vÍdeo esta tragedia luego de que un crucero fuera informado de un naufragio. encontraron a casi 100 personas en un voto que se estaba desinflando. aunque intentaron rescatar a todos, solo 55 sobrevivieron y 40 perdieron la vida en aguas del mar mediterrÁneo. el presidente del

antonio alarcÓn llegó a los estados unidos a los 8 aÑos aplico por el programa de hacer diferida, dacaadres fueron tres deportados hace tres aÑos. >> no tendrÍa esperanza con la administraciÓn esta... que retrasa denuncio, sin embargo nuestra comunidad estÁ siendo muy afectada con las deportaciones. >> miembros de la organizaciÓn se hace camino piensen que obamaha faltado a su promesa cuando final de junio prometiÓ trabajar para lograr la reforma migratoria y evitar que familias inmigrantes sean deportadas. >> esto demuestra una vez mÁs que la comunidad latina no es tan importante para ellos. cada vez que reciben presiÓn nos dan la espalda. >> la medida eminentemente polÍtica la adoptÓ por presiones de legisladores demÓcratas, con el retraso de la reforma migratoria cada vez mÁs se afectan. hay quienes consideran que la decisiÓn del presidente correcta que no debe haber amnistÍa para los indocumentados. >> sabe que los americanos no queremos amnistÍa para los y legales los senadores y representantes demÓcratas saben que van a perder las elecciones en de noviembre obama escucha a los am

so-called daca status. joining us from ft.texas, is francisco hernandez, an immigration attorney. francisco, good to see you. this was a horrible case -- >> thank you. >> this was -- you can call me laura, francisco. >> thank you. >> it was a horrible case. this woman ran over two girls in a leaf pile. she was convicted of a felony, a felony hit and run, two counts. and then she doesn't get any jail time, goes to immigration, and the judge whose name will not be released apparently -- they're not releasing the name of the judge -- says she can stay in the country. do you support this decision? >> well, we don't know the basic reason, but i know -- i have researched this just today that it was at the behest of the parents of the victims. they pleaded with both judges not to have her convicted. they pleaded with the immigration judge not to have her deported. so there's a lot more to this story than we know about, and most of it is confidential. you know the term due process. >> i wasn't a justice -- >> law clerk. the case was d

administraciÓn anuncio una reforma a nuestro proceso que permitiÓ a los inmigrantes que calificaran bajo dacapromesa que iba a lidiar con esto para que antes que terminara el verano, nos estÁ diciendo aro que para antes de terminar el aÑo estÁ es una nueva promesa y la va a mantener. >> el presidente ha dado Órdenes a su equipo para estudiar la ley para determinar que tipo de activa a tener para abordar el sistema de inmigraciÓn, tienen buenas soluciones y estarÁn terminadas antes de terminara el aÑo y el presidente la anunciara, no serÁ tanto como lo que podrÍan lograr, pero el presidente estÁ dispuesto a utilizar su autoridad para llevar a cabo gran alivio al sistema de inmigraciÓn. >> josh earnest. >> muchas gracias. >> gracias. >> el congreso sexta de california, juan * esvargas esÁn nosotros * hoy desde nuestros estudios de san diego, muchas gracias congresista por estar en enfoque. >> muchas gracias es un honor. >> querÍa comenzar con su impresiÓn y reaccion a la nueva fase de la guerra contra isis cuando estados unidos como con aliados Árabes ha comenzado a bombardear sus instalaciones

. >> profesionales que no son elegibles para daca pueden salir beneficiados, Óscar ortiz que estudiÓs uno de ellos. >> estoy estudiando administraciÓn pÚblica y planeaciÓn urbana, y podrÍa ejercer como contratista, necesariamente, no bajo alguna agencia pÚblica o gubernamental, pero por medio de trabajo independiente como contratista. >> la ley exige que las agencias estatales en preparadas para emitir las licencias a partir de enero del 2015. >> segien oe gobeifonegise cn nela mayorÍa la mayoría de estos prÉstamos van de 5000 a 6000 $. en mÁs de educaciÓn, jerry brown aprobÓ la medida que permitirÁ que los colegios ofrezcan al menos una carrera de cuatro aÑos. california se convirtiÓ la primera entidad estados unidos que requiere que los estudiantes que vienen los campos de universidades financiadas por el gobierno, obtengan un consentimiento claro antes de tener relaciones sexuales. la medida define el consentimiento de tener sexo con un acuerdo voluntario y no como la falta de resistencia. el gobernador tambiÉn convirtiÓ en ley la medida sd 55 que autoriza la fuerza del orden cuan

poder incluir personas. 2007", o sea que habÍa que estar aquÍ cinco aÑos para poder aprovecharte de dacar un aÑo. vamos a suponer, por la cuestiÓn de simplemente suponer en su programa, que Él escoge que hay que estar aquÍ diez aÑos trabajando, portÁndote bien, tienes que ir por un chequeo criminal, ¿verdad? y entregar tus huellas digitales y estar aquÍ, quizÁ va a poner otra cosa, si tienes hijos ciudadanos de los estados, si has establecido un negocio, vamos a poner, y que diez aÑos es la fecha, eso serÍan 6.4 millones de personas. porque muchas personas cuando ven a los inmigrantes indocumentados piensa: "pero jorge, nosotros preferimos una soluciÓn legislativa, porque las soluciones ejecutivas, aunque sean grandes, aunque sean amplias, aunque sean generosos, no pueden hacer lo que puede hacer un paso legislativo". >> pero esa cifra es enorme. >> Él va a tomar un aÑo. >> esa cifra es enorme, de seis millones 400 mil personas que pudieran ser beneficiadas. si esto se anuncia, ¿cuÁndo se anunciarÍa segÚn lo que usted sabe? >> esto es lo que yo entiendo y lo que estoy especulando, ¿verda

capitol and a law gives parliament the way to criticize the judges and we have more from the capitol dacar: unlike last year's general strikes when 500 people were killed and hundreds of vehicles were burned as the opposition boycotted a controversial general election, today has been a relatively quite it day in bangladesh but the issues are no less controversial, the opposition has called today's strike to protest against a constitutional amendment that will allow parliament to even peach supreme court justices and previously only a panel of judges led by the chief justice had the ability to do so and opposition says this move will further weaken an already political judiciary and says this already exists in many countries, you can't expect the judges to hold themselves accountable and appoint to judiciary have become too powerful such as in thailand when judges are aligned with a military with a military elected government. >> reporter: al jazeera demands the release of journals in egypt and they have been detained for 268 days. and falsely accused of aiding the muslim brotherhood and o

based on even some of your testimony that says we have weak immigration laws and the fact that we use daca, do you think we should be concerned they would use this propaganda to breach the southern border and use that as an operational tool? should americans be concerned about that possibility based on everything you know and our posture today? >> we need to be aware of all the ways someone can enter this country for the purpose of carrying out a terrorist attack. it is our overriding priority to prevent that from happening. we need to allocate our resources based on the information we have and where we see a threat. at this point we have seen some social media in small numbers. we have seen nothing to indicate there is real effort to use the southwest border to get into the country. >> think you. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the chair now recognizes mrs. clark. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to a plot all of your efforts to keep the american people safe and secure. i think all of my colleagues that stated, but i wanted to emphasize that since 9/11 we have progresse

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the 700,000 that have taken place with daca. i don't will be filed because the house is already voted to authorize moving forward on that. >> is there not a risk for republicans there? it did not seem to be voters like obamacare did last fall. it never got picked that. if republicans keep suing the president over these issues, does it not become something that seems to be very partisan? >> there were a number of democrats, not a majority, but a thisr who have approved of action. i wish there were more because really this is about separation of powers. there is always politics involved in washington dc, but this is more portly about the united states constitution and congress is article one power to write the law and there power to faithfully ask you next -- faithfully execute the law. no matter who the president is, the representatives of the people should stand up for the authority of the congress. that is the body that is closest to the electorate. you have two elected officials in the entire multimillion dollar executive bran

>> hay rumores que van a cambiar daca para los senadores, para ampliarlo un poco para los hermanos mayoreste quiere hacer y exprese su liderazgo de esta manera. >> y termino preguntÁndoles algo personal: ¿creen ustedes que lo va a hacer el presidente? se han reunido con Él varias veces en la casa blanca, han pedido la opiniÓn de ustedes. ¿lo va a hacer o estamos frente a un presidente demasiado cauteloso? frank, estÁs dudando. >> yo he perdido mi fe. ojalÁ que sÍ, pero yo pongo mi fe en el movimiento de los inmigrantes y sus aliados y en algunos congresistas, como gutiÉrrez y menéndez, que estÁn en nuestro lado. en este momento yo no creo en la casa blanca. >> claro, o sea, tu fe estÁ en quienes estÁn haciendo algo. >> exacto. >> jorge. >> en la comunidad, que presione al presidente, y a los demÓcratas, que no nos vayan a tirar bajo el bus y que hagan lo correcto. >> otra vez, ¿no? que no vuelvan a retrasar. ¿clarissa? >> si van a esperar hasta despuÉs de la elecciÓn, no debe de haber ninguna duda de que si va a ser uno, dos, tres millones, tiene que ser una cosa tan amplia que no quede du

mortgage daca senator john hoeven talks about his bill to keep the data on the black box in your cartell you about that. coming up tonight on the show, the cdc is warning time is running out to stop the ebola outbreak. what this means for us? could this be a turning point in the fight against common core. one of the auuhors announced he changed his mind. do it yourself home security to set up a camera system to keep your house safe. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with big changes, big changes coming to your health care in

mortgage daca senator john hoeven talks about his bill to keep the data on the black box in your car private. we'll tell you about that. coming up tonight on the show, the cdc is warning time is running out to stop the ebola outbreak. what this means for us? could this be a turning point in the fight against common core. one of the auuhors announced he changed his mind. do it yourself home security to set up a camera system to keep your house safe. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with big changes, big changes coming to your health care in the next year. obamacare about to enter year two with open enrollment just around the corner. for those who think you're safe because you don't have an obama care plan, think again. the law will cost you too. we're covering angles tonight with dr. jeff rice, ceo of health claire blue book.com which helps consumers compare health costs and douglas holtz-eakin, president of american action forum. doug, i will start with you. a lot of expectations out here. the cost for consumers will only

come june they were going to provide some sort of relief for families that already had children under dacar here legally. unfortunately what was complicated was the issue of the refugees at the border. and the republican party did a very beautiful spin. they conflated immigration reform, the talk trying to figure out what to do with the 11 million people here and basically conflated the refugee crisis we had at the border earlier this summer. and white house being front and center saying let's have a conversation these are two different issues. two different areas of policy we need to address. they basically took it back step and let the republicans spin this into saying we have a crisis at the border because we're even talking about immigration reform. that's not the case. >> the issue becoming more complicated either way you look at it. when you look at the number over 54 million latinos living in the u.s. it's a huge number, and as we both know here. that voting block is only going to grow. this as we start the school year and have more minority faces than mononminority. the executive a

and has voted now three times in the last year or so to invalidate the president's program called dacared action on childhood arrives. families in my district are struggling. they deserve action. they haven't gotten any from this congress or this congressman. >> listen, i have to tell you it's a good way of making a clear distinction between you and the congressman. i think that's great. my question was do you think the president's inaction on immigration announced over the weekend that he won't be acting until after the elections is going to play a role in your election? with 20% latino. >> i would say no. look, there's plenty of frustration at both ends directed from my district and across the country. but what most folks here understand is that the president cannot solve this problem on his own. no president can. no executive order is a substitute for what we actually need. which is comprehensive immigration reform. it's been more than a year since a bipartisan majority, as you know, jose, in the senate passed a plan. and the house, during that time, refused to take action on the pr

the moral underpinnings, the integrity of the immigration law already seriously damaged by the dak daca action president obama undertook will be fatally wounded if he utilized five million to six million people unilaterally. how can you tell anybody in the future they have got to comply with the law? as the spokesman said for -- as the president himself said at the nato conference, that if we do my executive amnesty, it will, as he said, encourage legal immigration. wrong, wrong, wrong. rewarding millions more who have entered the country illegally, rewarding their illegally acts is not going to cause more people to follow the law. it's going to be a further weakening of the law. and how will we be in the -- how will we in the future be able to tell people that came across the border after that that they shouldn't be given lawful status, rewarding them for their illegal act? it's just that simple. so, mr. president, we're going to have to confront this issue. congress needs to stand up, affirm the rule of law, do the right thing. we are not against immigration. we are not against n immi

first vote whene they left town, and speaker boehner had to keep him here to finish the vote on the daca, they do not go along because they are buddies. they have their priorities and stick to them. host: callers waiting. baltimore, dorothy on the democrats line. caller: i wanted to talk -- i had other things to say but i have a few questions. one, about the keystone pipeline. is she talking about the keystone pipeline? will beo ideas how they making jobs, canada is not interested in making us jobs. anyway. the other thing i wanted to talk that, you all keep saying the republicans have all these jobs, nobody ever says what they are. if they had the jobs bill with infrastructure, if republicans and democrats could agree, why can't they agree on that? it would put millions of americans to work for real. why can't they agree on that? was the problem? host: let's go to billy house, the house is taking up this question. she mentioned infrastructure, that would seem like an area of common agreement. there there would be if were a lot of jobs bills regarding infrastructure. on the house side, a

d whether it's the current daca program defered action or own r earned path to citizenship, from my perspective i want people to come forward -- >> secretary johnson, i've dealt with this as a mayor in my hometown. do we honest live believe that any would be terrorist or criminal or drug dealer is going to come forward to have a criminal background check on them or are they going to continue to remain underground? nobody with a criminal record is going to come forward. >> the more i can learn about the undocumented population in this country, the better. the more effectively we can use our removal resources against the type of person you just described, the better. and so i'm interested in going after public safety national security threats in terms of our removal resources, and i want to have a system that more effectively gets it that population. >> do you think the terrorist would have come forward for a criminal background check in 1993? >> most criminals do not subject themselves to criminal background checks i agree with that. >> so he still would have planted the bomb in the world trade

pentÁgono permitirá entrar a las filas del ejÉrcito a inmigrantes sin papeles elegibles bajo el programa dacancluye exÁmenes diagnÓstico, hospitalizaciÓn, y medicamentos sin costo alguno, ya comenzaron el proceso de instrucciones. advertencia de posibles inundaciones repentinas debido a las intensas lluvias, la precipitaciones provocaron cortes de energÍa elÉctrica y dificultaron el trabajo de los equipos de combate del llamado fuego rey, pero al mismo tiempo ayudaron a contener el incendio, y los bomberos dijeron que lo controlaron ya mÁs del 50%, las llamas devastaron mÁs de 100.000 acres de terreno, los residentes celebraban con jÚbilo la llegada de las lluvias. >> los residentes de los Ángeles están contentos, y no es para menos, se aprobÓ una propuesta que eleva el salario mÍnimo a 15,37 la hora para ellos frente a la amenaza de los hoteleros de demandar a la ciudad. >> a lo mejor hay unos negocios que van a ser muy pequeÑos recortes, pero en total el beneficio va a ser para miles y miles de trabajadores. >> bueno, habrÁ una segunda votaciÓn la próxima semana ya que la medida no fue apro

and subject themselves to a background check so can i know who they are and whether it's the current daca program or an earned path to citizenship. whether it's deferred action or earned path to citizenship, from my homeland security perspective , i want people to come forward and submit -- >> secretary johnson, i have dealt with this as a mayor in my hometown. do we honestly believe that any would-be terrorist or criminal or drug dealer is going to come forward to have a criminal background check done on them? are they going to continue to remain underground -- nobody with a criminal record's going to come forward. >> the more i can learn about the undocumented population in this country, the better. the more effectively we can use our removal resources against the type of person you just described, the better. so i'm interested in going after public safety, national security threats in terms of our removal resources. i want to have a system that more effectively gets to that population. >> do you believe mahmud abouhalima would have come forward for a criminal background check in 1993?

first vote whene they left town, and speaker boehner had to keep him here to finish the vote on the daca, they do not go along because they are buddies. they have their priorities and stick to them. host: callers waiting. baltimore, dorothy on the democrats line. caller: i wanted to talk -- i had other things to say but i have a few questions. one, about the keystone pipeline. is she talking about the keystone pipeline? will beo ideas how they making jobs, canada is not interested in making us jobs. anyway. the other thing i wanted to talk that, you all keep saying the republicans have all these jobs, nobody ever says what they are. if they had the jobs bill with infrastructure, if republicans and democrats could agree, why can't they agree on that? it would put millions of americans to work for real. why can't they agree on that? was the problem? host: let's go to billy house, the house is taking up this question. she mentioned infrastructure, that would seem like an area of common agreement. there there would be if were a lot of jobs bills regarding infrastructure. on the house side, a

arizona, we had already forums with the community asking them to get prepared with their documents if dacao be expanded and now we have to go back to our community and say, you know what, the president broke another promise and here we are again, waiting for at least one of the parties to really care about the latino community in this case honestly, none of them have. we're in a tough situation. >> it's only a few more months. it sounds like you just don't have faith in that anymore. that the president says he will take action by the end of the year. you're not holding out a lot of faith for that? >> you know, we have heard promises from the president since he took office. we heard that he was going to pass immigration reform around 2010. that didn't happen. democrats had a majority in the house, the senate and the president was there. that didn't happen. the dream act didn't happen. now he has promised that he was going to act on this by the end of the summer. that hasn't happened either. so at this point we still continue to have hope because there's really all that we have. we have tons

now he's blaming the innocent victims for his policy, the daca policy.re the same kids he refused to visit, didn't have the heart to visit them at the border. absolutely. this is a crisis he created. what happened is it exposed anyone who had doubts that the border wasn't secure they saw that when all these central american children were able to make it over. now we have the croifs in the middle east and threats of the homeland from isis. his idea of immigration reform which was legalization, citizenship first and border security later really isn't that appealing to americans anymore. i think they really want border security first. then i think it's really clear that the most powerful members of congress both in the senate and in the house of representatives want to find a compromise. but i think for him the immigration issue is always about politics and not really about finding solutions or helping hispanics. that's why we don't have a solution. >> right. if he does this by executive fiat, it is going to further polarize. the right is going to be angry.

first vote whene they left town, and speaker boehner had to keep him here to finish the vote on the dacaey do not go along because they are buddies. they have their priorities and stick to them. host: callers waiting. baltimore, dorothy on the democrats line. caller: i wanted to talk -- i had other things to say but i have a few questions. one, about the keystone pipeline. is she talking about the keystone pipeline? will beo ideas how they making jobs, canada is not interested in making us jobs. anyway. the other thing i wanted to talk that, you all keep saying the republicans have all these jobs, nobody ever says what they are. if they had the jobs bill with infrastructure, if republicans and democrats could agree, why can't they agree on that? it would put millions of americans to work for real. why can't they agree on that? was the problem? host: let's go to billy house, the house is taking up this question. she mentioned infrastructure, that would seem like an area of common agreement. there there would be if were a lot of jobs bills regarding infrastructure. on the house side, and a

and subject themselves to a background check so can i know who they are and whether it's the current daca program or an earned path to citizenship. whether it's deferred action or earned path to citizenship, from my homeland security perspective i want people to come forward and submit -- >> secretary johnson, i have dealt with this as a mayor in my hometown. do we honestly believe that any would-be terrorist or criminal or drug dealer is going to come forward to have a criminal background check done on them? are they going to continue to remain under ground, nobody with a criminal record's going to come forward. >> the more i can learn about the undocumented population in this country, the better. the more effectively we can use our removal resources against the type of person you just described, the better. so i'm interested in going after public safety, national security threats in terms of our removal resources. i want to have a system that more effectively gets to that population. >> do you believe halima would have come forward for a criminal background check in 1993? >> most crimin

first vote whene they left town, and speaker boehner had to keep him here to finish the vote on the daca, they do not go along because they are buddies. they have their priorities and stick to them. host: callers waiting. baltimore, dorothy on the democrats line. caller: i wanted to talk -- i had other things to say but i have a few questions. one, about the keystone pipeline. is she talking about the keystone pipeline? will beo ideas how they making jobs, canada is not interested in making us jobs. anyway. the other thing i wanted to talk that, you all keep saying the republicans have all these jobs, nobody ever says what they are. if they had the jobs bill with infrastructure, if republicans and democrats could agree, why can't they agree on that? it would put millions of americans to work for real. why can't they agree on that? was the problem? host: let's go to billy house, the house is taking up this question. she mentioned infrastructure, that would seem like an area of common agreement. there there would be if were a lot of jobs bills regarding infrastructure. on the house side, a