habr un taller mañana sbado para ayudar a que renueven su "daca" a tiempo...zco de telemundo 48 primera edicin... esta en san jos con la informacin de este evento... take katherine lot 0:02 0:13 0:30 - 1:30 pkg vo: juan de dios andrade es un estudiante de ingenieria aeroespacial en la universidad estatal de san jose y lleg al pas como muchos. con una maleta llena de sueÑos. sot: 11.30.00 una vez que me gradue de ingeniero me gustaria. nasa, aeropuerto. ayudar a gente como yo, tal vez. han tenido muchos obstaculos. vo: sin embargo, el no tener residencia permanente ha sido el mayor obstaculo con el que ha tenido que luchar durante mas de 10 aÑos en estados unidos. sot: 07.28.00 si me quedo claro que era indocumentado porque queria aplicar por un trabajo y realmente no podia. entonces ah fue cuando me di cuenta "oh pues, cmo vamos a hacerlo?" vo: tuvo que recurrir a mtodos que muchos indocumentados ven como su nica salida. sot: 07.45.00 pues como cualquier otro estudiante, como cualquier otro indocumentado, encuentras alguien que te proporcione un seguro social

the current version of daca has been promoted in part based on the idea that daca youth have overcome their status to become high-education achievers, and that's a description that applies to some unauthorized youth but definitely not to all of them so it's a challenge with using daca as the major tool for a large executive action. a third approach would be to create a new daca-style program, so to defer action for a new group of unauthorized immigrants other than those who qualify for daca, such as parents or spouses of u.s. citizens or lprs. so the report that we published, again, the same report from last month estimates the size of several different population groups, several different scenarios and we control for different periods of u.s. residency, how long do people -- would people have to have been here in order to qualify. so there's about 3.6 million unauthorized immigrants who don't qualify for daca who fall into one of these parent categories and about 1.5 million spouses who don't qualify for daca, unauthorized immigrants who are spouses who are citizens or lprs. those ca

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. >> solicitÓ la visa humanitaria teniendo daca se fue a mÉxico a acompaÑar a su mamÁ en los Últimosncia me ha fortalecido, quiero seguir luchando por mis sueÑos voy para acabar mi carrera, voy a... ser feliz en los estados unidos. >> lo Único que lamento es no poder compartir con el seri que le dio la vida. >> tengo las cenizas de mi mamÁ las llevo de regreso a casa para que estÉ con su familia. >> el documento tiene vigencia de dos aÑos. segÚn su abogado volverÁn a solicitar la acciÓn diferida o daca al haber salido del paÍs automÁticamente quedÓ suspendida. los planes de darÍo son regresar al sur de california donde lo espera su papÁ y sus dos hermanos. posteriormente en enero regresar a la universidad de harvard. en san diego california, juan carlos gonzÁlez. >> compartimos unos gratos recuerdos que nos deja el diseÑador Óscar de la renta falleciÓ se lo vio con la actriz sarah jÉsica parker interpretÓ de principio a fin el tema guadalajara. ♪ >> en estantes y presidente obama ejerciÓ su derecho al voto cuando de repente un hombre el presidente barack obama estaba votando por anti

un estatus migratorio y continuar con los estudios, ante el de desconocimiento de las ventajas del dacaathan forma parte del millÓn de jovenes que no se beneficiaron de la acciÓn diferi diferida, no pudo aplicar una agencia le cobraba por el trÁmite, ademas de lo que tiene que pagar al gobierno. >>> me cobraban 465, despuÉs la agencia me cobraba 450 por ahÍ. en total como 900 dÓlares. >>> la falta de informaciÓn, a la percepciÓn erronea que se requiere un abogado, han frenado a a muchos jÓvenes que llegaron a estados unidos, antes de cumplir los 16 aÑos, y estÁn viviendo permanentemente en la naciÓn desde el 15 de junio del 2007 los requisitos para acceder a un permiso de trabajo, que le otorga la acciÓn diferida. solo el 40% de los que se pueden beneficiar presentaron su aplicaciÓn. >>> es el dinero la segunda razÓn por la que no aplican, el temor y desconfianza que se puede ser deportado porque el programa es temporal. >>> se organizÓ una jornada informativa en los estados de nueva york, nueva jersey, y connectic connecticut, los jÓvenes recibieron ayuda para para la aplicaciÓn, y com

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i called for the rescinding of that daca order. she refuses to. but let's start with closing the border and not making the problem worse. >> moderator: specifically with the dream act and the young children of illegal immigrants? guinta: let's start with closing the border first and then determine what to do with those individuals who are here but again, we have to stop the problem from continuing to grow the and that means closing the border. that has not been done. that's a clear difference between myself and care shea-porter. >> moderator: quick response? shea-porter: actually, frank actually voted to cut funding for border and i actually voted to support it but he is mixed up about the daca because that is the deferred action for children and so, they had to have been in in country before 2007. this is not applying to people who are arriving now. so, it is not because of daca that you're seeing people cross over the border. we do need to close the borders. guinta: paul, it sends a message. the daca order send a message to anyone who wants to c

. >> estoy a favor de convertir a daca. federal de comercio iniciÓ una demanda contra el fabricante de alimentos para bebÉ gerber por afirmar que su alimento puede prevenir o reducir alergias infantiles, lo que dice la empresa es falso y le exige eliminar las frases de los envases y la publicidad. >> google trabaja una pÍldora para impedir infartos, derrames y detectar cÁncer y otras enfermedades. la pÍldora tiene partÍculas magnÉticas que viajan por la sangre en buscan de cÉlulas malignas y reportan a un sensores como de ciencia ficciÓn. quiere usted saber por quÉ el miedo a veces produce plÁcer la respuesta llega desde perÚ. >> los mexicanos imponen un rÉco >> cien mujeres desnudas posaron en san miguel de allende, guanajuato para el famoso foto reforzose spencer toni, lo ha llamados senderos de los remedios mujeres se cubrieron parcialmente con una flor tradicional en Época de dÍas de muertos. > nos vamos a perÚ maÑana se celebra noche de brujas el terror se pone de moda en las calles en el sin Él la televisiÓn en gÉnero

. >> solicitÓ la visa humanitaria teniendo daca se fue a mÉxico a acompaÑar a su mamÁ en los Últimosdo volverÁn a solicitar la acciÓn diferida o daca al haber salido del paÍs automÁticamente quedÓ suspendida. los planes de darÍo son regresar al sur de california donde lo espera su papÁ y sus dos hermanos. posteriormente en enero regresar a la universidad de harvard. en san diego california, juan carlos gonzÁlez. >> compartimos unos gratos recuerdos que nos deja el diseÑador Óscar de la renta falleciÓ se lo vio con la actriz sarah jÉsica parker interpretÓ de principio a fin el tema guadalajara. ♪ >> en estantes y presidente obama ejerciÓ su derecho al voto cuando de repente un hombre sprint lo hace de nuevo. primero fue el plan family share pack. una familia de dos, cuatro y hasta 10 con llamadas y textos ilimitados y 20 gb de datos para compartir con toda la familia. por sólo $100 dólares al mes. el doble de datos de alta velocidad que at&t, verizon y t-mobile. doble. de. datos. y ahora, el nuevo plan ilimitado de sprint. un plan personal de datos, llamadas y textos ilimitados por só

para saber donde se ofrecen becas, si eres indocumentado, hay gente que quiere saber cÓmo obtener el dacar dos aÑos. >> el programa separado por estudiantes de la universidad estatal de san francisco de la de california. >> tenemos servicios, expertos, voluntarios que conocen el sistema, que alan espaÑol y que nos pueden ayudar con el sistema educativo mexicano estadounidense. >> la ventanilla de educaciÓn no es oro es para estudiantes mexicanos, cualquier persona que necesite informaciÓn y recursos la puede aprovechar. >> y los servicios que ofrece la ventanilla de educaciÓn son completamente gratis, el consulado mexicano san francisco estÁ en el 532 de la calle forson, y la ventanilla estÁ abierta de 9:00 de la maÑana a uno en 1:00 de la tarde. >> al mÉdico de new york que recientemente estuvo en África dio positivo, doctor de 33 aÑos estÁ en el hospital de manhattan luego de que tuviera fiebre, nÁuseas, y dolor muscular y fatiga, las autoridades consideran poner en cuarentena al doctor e investigan si contagio a otras personas. >> liberia es el paÍs mÁs afectado por el Ébola en África

la decision que tomÓ que el partido republicano sÍ hizo algo en la cÁmara, tratÓ de quitar fondos a daca que tuvo que demorar para tratar de proteger al senado porque donde se pierda al senado serÁ difÍcil proteger toda la prioridad de recursos de inmigraciÓn que se han hecho los cambios en los Últimos 6 aÑos donde se han enfocado mÁs sobre la frontera que personas en interior el presidente no ha hecho bien trabajo en explicar eso. >> dan quiero tu anÁlisis hablaremos de algunos lugares donde la comunidad hispana serÁ clave. >> en florida donde rick scott estÁ con charlie crist se muestra que la comunidad cubana estÁ favoreciendo a rick scott con 63% en una encuesta y trabaja ten traba en colorado estÁ a 20 puntos sobre el rival esto es un estado en colorado donde presidente barack obama ganÓ con una marca de 60% creo que indica una tendencia nacional hacia los republicanos. >> luis cuÁl es tu analisis sobre las contiendas claves? >> colorado es una de ellas en el verano el senador tenÍa una ventaja de mÁs de 30 puntos con los hispanos es algo que necesita a fÍan sar en la florida los hi

he is a daca student. said to him, you have my word that we are going to make sure your future is bright because you have done everything right. you continue to excel, and we need you in america. it is an economic imperative. when you make house calls and you see people like this -- i met other daca kids in our office. i met someone whose parents live in bangladesh and another whose parents live in the philippines. the thing i remember from those ,eetings were on mother's day all he could do because his mother had been deported is to call her and wish her happy mother's day. that is not who we are as a nation. i bring this up because i think it's really important, and the becauset gets out here he understands we can talk numbers all day, but this is talking about real people and the impact of public policy, whether it is access to health care, whether it is arne duncan's work in education, whether it is maria's work in business. context, we have to get out there. and we are getting out there. that is the s

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we saw a several hundred percent increase around daca as a result of some of that increase. i think thinking about that experience and using it for executive action will be one strategy. and a then of course we can be an advocate where there are a lot of negative voices that will emerge when the president oo announces something when immigration reform has been on the horizon. as a city we can stand up and say this is not only a good idea for the country, this is how it concretely helps new york city and it's not a bad thing. the last thing i'll say is, you know, i agree completely with what steve said about most of these policies are really common sense. some of them we probably shouldn't even have to do and it's not really revolutionary work, but i do think that one of the other things that's made possible at least in new york city, what is happening very rapidly right now is an amazing community organizing infrastructure that got my boss elected, that got an incredible city council elected and that's been really savvy about moving the politics in a way where we can move th

taken results were a handful of vulnerable senate democrats voted with the republicans, voted to end daca? >> innocents. took a look at the politics of this right now is that in 2014 you've got the majority of the senate seats that it would take place in states where frankly the hispanic vote is not large enough to play critical role. louisiana, north carolina, arkansas, colorado you could make a case that will play critical role but to so many of the senators sided with republicans saying t through the continuing resolution funding for implementation of daca should be eliminated and that authority should be rescinded. the politics and immigration are pretty ugly redneck i think it's really important that none of the -- ugly right now. none urge congress to move forward. from our perspective after we're finding hope. over the last month or so we did over one dozen conversations with conservatives, faith, law enforcement and business leaders. in south carolina we had evangelical pastors, business is a law-enforcement saying we got it going going. >> before we came on i mentioned the fact t

>> currently i have daca that allows me to be in the country with a lawful presence for two years. it's renewable and in december i'll be renewing back. if i was to be given a chance to get on line which is another line that we usually hear i would do it. i would gladly do it. i don't think anybody in the country who is unauthorized likes this. we do not like living in fear. we do not like being afraid of calling the police when there is a disturbance because we are afraid that they are going to access our documentation. we also don't like not knowing the uncertainty of what's going to happen to us tomorrow. not being able to contribute, and texas alone in 2010 the unauthorized were providing about $1.6 billion in taxes and today when i was buying my lunch the guy, nick i didn't get to say hey nick i'm undocumented please do not tax me. that's just not a reality. we are contributing members of society. [applause] i think that one of the things that we talked about is a ticket. there are people that are standing in the line better saying come in. our people and businesses are saying

the enforcement process has a difficult kind of impact on immigrant communities than an affirmative dacaam which unauthorized immigrants would actively apply for relief. discretion during enforcement is less concrete and it is more difficult for immigrant communities to observe because most people who could potentially benefit from discretion during enforcement don't ever experience that benefit because they never entered a dhs enforcement system. if you think been a unauthorized immigrant who lives in the united states and never commits a crime, they just don't interact with dhs for the most part. so they're never going to see dhs's discretion in action. so, that is how this type of discretion should work. it means that isis focusing on high priority cases instead of, you know, people who would benefit from discretion but it also means the psychological impact of discretion during enforcement and politics much any changes to enforcement priorities are quite different for those from application-based daca style program where people affirmatively seek relief. i will pause there. i remind

will note under this president, under the administration there have been several prebss including dacawe need to be honest about the fact if we're talking about border security, the borders have been more secure. that's not true. >> that's factually accurate. it is fact yultly accurate. the other thing we have to recognize is whether it's bill by bill, piece by piece, they the house gop refused to act. because they refused to act there was not even a conference measure where all the bills could have been taken up. >> what is the next step. is there any possibility now that the election is coming up that republicans will come forward and say, you know, this is an issue that we have to tackle. i mean, speaker boehner said it last week. but words are cheap. >> republicans need to tackle the issue. it's going it drag ton to the 2016 presidential election. we need continue to address the issue. it is something that i think that when you look at the small faction the republican party that keeping immigration reform from happening, i think it's just negative for our country. and it doesn't he

i mean, with daca. what would you like for the president to do and when?kly, very eager to see the president act as he has said he would before the end of the year on this and take administrative action, but frankly, jose, right now i'm most focussed on making sure that we as latinos are getting out to vote. to many of the voter registration deadlines are coming up now, and it's now important for us as latinos to be able to hold all elected officials accountable both on the republican side and the democratic side. the only way we can make sure that we turn that frustration and disappointment into change and to action is to make sure that we grow our electorate and grow our political power. it's going to be most important for us as a community to make sure that if we are eligible to vote we are out there and making sure weighing in with our voice. because that's going to ultimately change things for us in the future. make sure these priorities we care about and care about for the country are acted on. >> janet, there is no better way to wrap this conversati

daca has this kind of support you show them an immigration poll that says 20i6 70% of immigration reformbelieve it. >> looking beyond the midterms, we expect the president to make some decision after the elections. this time hopefully before he says the end of the year. and his former opponent mitt romney, remember president obama got 71% of the latino vote last time around had some choice words -- i'm talking about romney about that over the weekend. let's listen to that. >> i think the idea he would make a decision after the election and not tell the people before the election is a very shameful thing. i think the president has responsibility to say what he wants to do. but very clear what he wants to do he knows would be very unpopular. he won't tell the people the truth until after the election. it's a cynical thing and inappropriate. >> it's interesting. i remember paysromney's policy self-deportation of people. let's not forget it was his official stated policy to solve the crisis. >> yep. >> but shameful, inappropriate. does it resonate with anyone? >> it resonates with an extreme

in 2014, recently, she voted against daca and in -- between 2010 and 2014, when local people, you knowna knocked on her door and asked her for help for intervepgs and stopping their deportation she refused. these were people with no criminal records, you know, who were just arrested for driving without a license because they can't get one. she refused to help. >> what about hagan's response you're confronting the wrong candidate? does she have a point? >> i disagree. we think that she is the perfect person that we need to hold accountable because she has said over and over again that she supports immigration reform as she did in this video. and that does nothing for us. we don't need you to tell us nice words. we need you to take action. if you're going tell us you're going support immigration reform, then work toward immigration reform. don't just talk about being for immigration reform. and the senator has been talk, talk, talk for the past since 2008. she hasn't done anything. she is against the community. >> yeah, and brent you heard senator paul's take on immigration reform. what

one of them called for the repeal of dachau -- daca, deferred action for dreamers. the other one did not lean heavily enough in the direction that president obama lad asked for help in the -- had asked for help in the border. one of the conversations were part of it that saddened my heart was, repeal of tvpra. to trafficking victims, protection reauthorization act. to help over 50,000 children who came to the southwest border of the united states would be contingent on repeal being the trafficking victims protection reauthorization act. protecting children who are trafficked, many of them as you know, coming from hon during remarks guatemala and el salavador. countries ravaged by violence, gangs, corruption, extreme poverty, virtual dominance of organizations like those that what would make us turn children away fleeing violence and in the same breath, ask people in the middle east to take over a million refugees in syria? it is as if we have historical amnesia. and emma lazarus never spoke to us, bring me your poor, your hungry, your huddled masses. yearning to be

syria it appears the war hasn't , encouraged them and shattered the dream of girls and this is in dacare hearing quite a different story and about teens and women leaving europe to fight for isil and officials say there are 100 from france who left to join isil in syria and up from a handful 18 months ago. >> reporter: psychological kidnapping because they are being watched and i don't know how long she was in there via the internet and spending a lot of time on the internet but they must have told her various things and brain washed her to make her reach this point. >> reporter: officials say the women come from all walks of life, first and second generation immigrants and from muslim countries. retired u.s. army major is a senior fellow with the true man project and we will talk about the on going battle for kobane and these are pictures from curbing -- turkey and these are fighters who believe they 40% occupy the city and maybe got to the middle of it so mike turkey agreed to support and train moderate syrian opposition, will this help in kobane looking at the scene now? >> no, it w

bill in august that would have stopped the president deferred action for children's arrival, or the daca program that allowed certain people that came to the country illegally to stay in the trendy pick your critics say this has been election year conversion. giving your vote in august, does that mean that you now would vote to enact the dream act if it came up for a vote in the senate if you are elected in november? gardner: i think agreement will be a part of the solution of immigration reform, that it has to be. i believe in immigration reform. over a year and half ago i testified before the house judiciary committee on the need for immigration reform. obligations start with border secured. we can have a guest worker program that has to go part and parcel of the border security. entry-exit system probably the pinnacle be part of that and i believe we should have a solution for the people of the state the executive order process which the president has decided he wants to pursue, even the president has said he lacks the legal authority to go around congress and now he's trying to go ar

dos aÑos cuando se venza una visa humanitaria que la acaba de otorgar podrÁ solicitar nuevamente el dacarnia. >> ojalÁ darÍo pueda cumplir todos sus sueÑos y de alguna manera los de su madre. ahora les cuento que continÚan las buenas noticias de los pacientes de Ébola fuera de África, luego de comprobarse que la auxiliar de enfermerÍa teresa romero se ha salvado del mortal virus, aquÍ el camarÓgrafo que contrajo la enfermedad en liberia tambiÉn se curÓ. el hombre regresa este miÉrcoles a su casa, en tanto la enfermera nina pham que contrajo el Ébola en texas, muestra tambiÉn seÑales de mejorÍa. el denominado estado islÁmico sigue siendo un peligro latente en todo sentido, investigadores federales tratan de determinar si tres jovencitas de denver querÍan unirse al grupo extremista en siria, tras robar dinero a sus padres y volar a alemania, las dos adolescentes, dos hermanas de 15 y 16 aÑos, y una amiga de 16, fueron devueltas a colorado donde se reunieron con sus familias. la primera dama viajÓ por segunda ocasiÓn a iowa para apoyar la candidatura de bruce bradley, al senado de la naciÓn

in july when governor rick perry asked him to come down to see what was the result of daca, flood ofcoming into texas, he said, you know, i'm not interested in know tphoto ops b problem solving. >> we know about this from a photographer apparently who was in room who heard the president say that, he said all presidents do photo ops. i wouldn't be offended by a photo op. except these guys, this white house has been so sanctimonious and preachy, we don't do photo ops. >> what made a big statement to me is the president was 100% behind the thermal screenings done at the airports and every passenger was getting off in west africa, if he hugged them. >> right. a picture is worth 1,000 words. >> i don't think it's going to happen. >> i don't, either. i don't want him to. i don't want the president of the united states put in a position like that. no way. >>> other stories makinge ining headlines on saturday morning. leaks in the ferguson investigation. listen to this. >> i'm exasperated, disappointed, and i think this selective leak of grand jury information is harmful to the process. >> t

currently 600,000 across the nation have signed up for daca. illinois is third or fourth in the nation of applicants. i have met them. these are great young people, they only know this country. they've only been aware of this country. they can make a real contribution to this country. deporting them would be a tragedy. [inaudible] >> i wish we didn't have to, john. >> evidently that -- >> we may be forced to. we waited on speaker boehner for month after month. >> that sounds like a yes? >> it is a yes. [inaudible] >> i wish he could have ended move earlier. i understood the political circumstances. [inaudible] >> it was a calculation based on reality. the last vote of the republican-controlled u.s. house of representatives before they went on august recess was to call for the deportation of 2 million eligible dreamers. after the vote, they stood up and gave themselves a standing ovation. they were so proud of themselves. that is so poisoned the well is now on the issue of immigration. some hateful and divisive things have been said about this.