>> which secretary put daca in place? >> secretary napolitano. >> i'm janet napolitano, secretary of homeland security. i authored the memo that created the daca program and i'm privileged to serve as the president of the university of california, the first university to sue to sustain daca. i'm here with former assembly speaker and current board chair of the university, john perez. we have 1700-plus daca students in our student body. they're undergraduates, law students, medical students. so the interest in this case as you might imagine is immense. >> i need you to look at the cameras. what's the point, if we send us back and all we have to do is jump through rhetorical hoops, what's the point? >> i think it's more than rhetorical hoops. they have to really do an analysis of the benefits that daca produces which are substantial and have been evidenced by and in all the amicus briefs that have been filed. so i think and would hope that if they actually did a real analysis of daca, they would recognize that this is a vali

. >> in 2017, the fifth circuit held a daca in the expansion of daca was likely unlawful. the judgment affirmed by equally divided courts. in the face of those decisions, the department of homeland security reasonably determined that it no longer wish to retain the daca policy. based on his belief that the policy was illegal with serious doubts about the illegality and the general proposition abroad not efficient policy. that decision did not violate the apa for two reasons. first, it is not subject to judicial review. the rescission ended up nonenforcement policy whereby the department agreed to not enforce against hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens. but the decision whether or not to enforce the law is committed to the agency under fuel discussion unless it restricts it and nothing requires the department to allow enforcement agencies to not enforce the law. to him this was reasonable. daca was a measure that could be resented anytime. in the departments reasonable concern about his locality and his general opposition to broad nonenforcement policies provided more t

i'm a daca recipient and here today as a plaintiff. my family and i moved to the united states when i was nine years old. my parents worked long hours at the restaurant to help our family achieve the american dream.following their example i went on to become the first undocumented person to graduate from ucf medical school. i'm also a graduate of the university of california berkeley and harvard school of public health. i am here today, i have also since gone on to be named forbes 30 under 30 for cofounding dreamers and organization network with undocumented immigrants to end their pursuit of health careers. i made it my life mission not only to improve the health of all communities as a doctor but also to support others in my community who share the same mission in their own journey. i'm here today to share my story, the stories of everyone rallying here today and those who could not be here. two years ago when i met david the 15-year-old unaccompanied minor who walk through our doors at tampa cisco general hospital as i was treating

so what did daca violate? >> i'm saying you know how to address this issue because were more than sufficient. but secondly, were not saying there's a specific provision that it conflicts with what were saying when you adopt this broad and historically unprecedented program you need to locate to the authority to do so somewhere in the ina. >> they located the authority in the ina grant a broad discretion over national immigration enforcement policy. >> i think the most that does is gives you the authority to set policy and priorities. there is a big leap between that and saying you can facilitate violations by hundreds of thousands of individuals to whom congress has repeatedly defined a pathway to lawful status. >> i don't think this is an issue you ultimately need to resolve, the other issues for rescinding daca on more than sufficient to justify including our serious doubts about the quality alone. simply law enforcement policy is intimately reasonable for a long first agency to say i'm not going to push thi

if the justice decide daca is illegal take away daca, i could be separated from my family, my loved ones, my sister, my friends. and so, i want to close the camp. no more detention center and abolish ice right here, right now. yes. and thank you and let's march. >> so at this time, i know a lot of people have busy schedules, but it's a really short march. it's across the street to the supreme court. i hope you join us and senator hirano. let's show force and everybody get up and march over to the courthouse. thank you. ..."

i am a mom and i am a daca recipient. i am honored to stand it today in front of you continue our fight to defend daca. i i am from the suburbs of long island, new york, which has been home for the last 17 years. this is our home. daca is a program that forever changed my life in many different aspects. allow me the opportunity to come out of the shadows, finish college and become a homeowner. as a terrorist, they didn't daca is my duty, is my responsibility. my children are the reason why i walk 230 miles from new york city to washington, d.c. no physical pain can be compared to the emotional pain i will feel if we are ever separated. my children deserve to stay with her mother in the place they call home. i hope that the justices can see our humanity, our worth, and our contributions that we make to this country as a good americans we are. therefore, i hope that they rule on the right side of history. i believe that we will win. our fight is not over after today. so we are fighting for daca and mark will be fighting for

if the justice say daca is illegal take away daca, i could be separated from my family, my loved ones, my sister, my friends. and so, i want to close the camp. no more detention center and abolish ice right here, right now. yes. and thank you and let's march. [applaus [applause] >> so at this time, i know a lot of people have busy schedules, but it's a really short march. it's across the street to the supreme court. i hope you join us and senator hira hirano. let's everybody get up and march over to the courthouse. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> watch the c-span networks live this week as the house intelligence committee holds the first public impeachment hearings. the committee by adam schiff will hear from three state department officials, from c-span 3. top u.s. diplomate in ukraine, william taylor and deputy assistant secretary of state george kent will testify. on friday at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span2, former ambassador to ukraine will appear before the committee. and ahead of the hearings, a testimony from the deposition, find the transcripts at

daca. really critically important that, again, by terminating daca would provide great distress to number of ss individuals who are here and who of 16d here under the age to live and to go to school and to work. as a result, we cannot terminate and/or rescind a program for countless numbers have relied upon a stunning whim or based on the fact that individuals decided that they wanted to end it. i think the words of the justice breyer and sotomayor who said president trump would protect daca and recipients and failed to do so. as a result of the statements of the ut of the mouth president of the united states, this court should understand this is a nation of immigrants and that all of us should uphold the values of our country and that the immigrants are here to stay. we need to protect the 700,000 individuals who came here for opportunity, for education, and for freedom. so from the great state of new york, it's an honor and to ilege to be here and represent the coalition, the 17 members o

daca was my only option and daca remains my only option. now my only option to stay in the country that i know as home is in jeopardy. if daca were to be rescinded, i would be left with $100,000 in student debt and unable to use the skills because i know nothing about canadian law because i never lived a year there i can remember. i don't know anyone in canada. my entire life is here. there is virtually nothing different between me and an american citizen besides a piece of paper. not only do i want to be here, but almost 90% of my country wants me to be here, too. so i am confused, but that does not mean that i am not hopeful nor does it mean i have given up. i am here to ask everyone who is listening, to the congress members, to the supreme court justices, to the president of the united states, let's find a solution to this problem. let's be on the right side of history sooner than later. the time for common sense immigration reform is now. thank you. [applause] mr. castro: thank you. next, i wanted to invite up tovar mora. >> i'm a littl

the future of daca all uncertain. and many, many more attacks that our communities are facing all across the country. but i am reminded today of the work of a woman valerie core who offered up perhaps the pains that we face are not the pains of death, but the pain of childbirth. that there is something new being born today. do you believe that? >> yes. >> do you believe that? something new is being born today. and so as we pray together, let our prayers not just be that the justices do the right thing, but let us also send our prayers and our energies to all of the immigrants that despite the attacks, despite i.c.e. and cbp going after us everyday and despite the uncertainty of daca and despite the cold and the rain, they are showing up today. all of the immigrants and allies who are right now are either waiting to be inside of the supreme court or will be rallying outside of the supreme court. let us pray for them, because despite the challenges and the fear, they are showing up. we are showing up. and let us also tu

parent, defending daca is responsibility. my children are the reason why i walked 230 miles from new york city to washington, d.c. no physical pain can be compared the emotional pain i will feel if we are ever separated. stay withn deserve to their mother in the place they call home. hope that the justices can see our humanity, our worth and our that we make to this country as the good americans we are. i hope that they rule on the right side of history. believe that we will win. afterght is not over today. today we are fighting for daca and tomorrow we are going to be citizenship for all. that walkedarchers with me the 230 miles, i love you, i admire -- you have inspired me in so many ways to continue fighting not only for recipients but for the 11 whoion undocumented people live in this country. [speaking spanish] home is here! take a fewo questions. we're going to try to take some questions and then we're going and let others speak but i know there are others that want to speak, as well. take some quick questions and go fr

daca recipients, 250,000 children. we are witnessing agonizing images of children trying after being ripped from their parents for the inhumane policy of family separation and we cannot allow 250,000 children to experience that same kind of anguish if daca is undone. that is what the stakes are. that is why we will fight with every ounce of energy on behalf of daca recipients, where we are proud to stand shoulder to shoulder in this fight with other progressive groups including the inspiring leaders sitting here with me. and now i would like to introduce our panel or our speakers, first the president and ceo of the leadership conference on human rights. and the administration's attacks against daca as part of a broader assault on our civil rights and then introduce lisa barrett from the legal defense fund who will discuss motivation this, the attempt to turn a mate daca and you already heard a great leader in the progressive movement. thank you for your leadership and pulling this together at such a crucial moment. i'm

president trump ended the daca program in 2017.arguing that the obama administration's attempt to subvert immigration law in such a massive scale was unlawful. and possibly unconstitutional. soon after president trump offered a path to legalization for daca recipients but our friends and the minority refused to take him up on that offer and we have to remember this, there was a path to legalization for daca recipients that was offered by president donald trump. our friends in the minority said no. we do not want that. they continued with the issue. i will tell you, every dreamer in the country should be outraged by the minorities refusal to come to the table and negotiate on an offer that was on the table. i encourage my friends on the other side of the aisle to remember that the supreme court affirmed a lower court decision to maintain an injunction on the nationwide daca program. a scheme similar to daca but aimed at parents as opposed to children. although that decision nset no legal precedent to rebuild various fixes in our imm

ellos ahora apoya a daca.sepan que hoy estamos con los soÑadores, hoy no nos cortan nuestros sueÑos . somos las semillas que pensaron que iban a enterrar y crecimos. queremos seguir nuestros sueÑos. leÓn: muy emotivo escuchar a los jÓvenes. ella platicÓ con una soÑadora y jÓvenes activistas que participaron en la marcha para presionar a la corte suprema y que se permita a los jÓvenes continuar su vida aquÍ porque para ellos estados unidos es su casa, eso su hogar . >> hoy me encuentro con tres invitadas muy especiales. su hermana estÁ protegido bajo daca y viajÓ a washington con otros soÑadores para la audiencia en la corte suprema. tambiÉn le doy la bienvenida a diana bautista . no pudo calificar para daca porque cumpliÓ la edad necesaria 28 dÍas despuÉs de la Última oportunidad para solicitar este beneficio . muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. >> gracias por tenernos . muy contenta de estar contigo. >> ustedes participaron en la marcha en protesta por la intenciÓn del gobierno de donald trump de cancelar

hoy ha sido un dÍa clave para daca.arolina: los jueces escucharon argumentos y a favor y en contra de daca, Ánimo tiempo, decenas de jÓvenes habÍan concentrado las afueras del mÁximo tribunal en washington para exponer uno a uno su clamor para que se mantenga vigente. el gobierno de donald trump y de que la corte anule los fallos anteriores y que taca pueda ser cancelado como lo anunciÓ el departamento de justicia hace dos aÑos. borja: el presidente donald trump enviÓ un tweets que provocÓ muchas opiniones. mucha de la gente de daca estÁn lejos de ser Ángeles, algunos son tribunales duros ... si la corte lo remedia revocÁndolo, se harÁ un trato para los demÓcratas para que se queden ". dijo donald trump. antes se referÍa a ellos de manera positiva. carolina: tenemos en pantalla esto . " alguien quiere echar a jÓvenes bueno, educados, exitoso, que tiene trabajo, algunos sirviendo en el ejÉrcito, han sido traÍdo por padres en una edad muy joven " dijo donald trump. aquÍ se contradice. los jÓvenes de daca, el no 24% se han

jasmine es beneficiaria de daca y trajo a su pequeÑa hija la manifestaciÓn.diferida que puso en marcha el gobierno de barack obama ha podido progresar en sus estudios y econÓmicamente. >> estoy a punto de graduarme. no tengo esa esperanza... ... puedo tener a mi en la escuela, puedo traerle mÁs oportunidades para ella con este programa y sin este programa no pudiera yo hacer mucho. maria: una dreamers que portaba una camiseta con una palabra altisonante contra donald trump, dijo que lo que el presidente dice sobre los soÑadores no es verdad . >> no somos criminales. noma queremos un chance a la vida. yo me vine a los tres aÑos. maria: la decisiÓn sobre el programa de acciÓn diferida no se va dar a conocer inmediatamente, segÚn expertos, se darÁ a conocer a partir del aÑo prÓximo entre febrero y junio. organizaciones que convocaron esta manifestaciÓnde san josÉ, recomendaron que quienes tienen taca y todavÍa pueden renovarlo, que lo hagan inmediatamente. reportando en vivo desde san josÉ, marÍa antonieta mejías, noticias "univisiÓn 14". ramon: gracias por tu r

soñadores y activistas llegaron a las escaleras del tribunal supremo para exigir la continuidad de dacal programa que ha protegido de la deportación a más de 700,000 jóvenes indocumentados y les ha permitido contribuir a la economía de estados unidos. >>> su noticiero telemundo 48 a las cinco >>> qué tal, buenas tardes, soy blanca garza >>> y césar bayona >>> cientos de jóvenes y activistas llegaron hoy a la corte suprema de justicia y esperaban bajo la lluvia a que se llevará a cabo la audiencia sobre el daca >>> allí los magistrados hicieron preguntas que dejaron preocupados algunos soñadores presentes, pero nada está escrito y el fallo está por darse, en washington, randy serrano nos trae toda la información, adelante, de escuchamos >>> >>> hola, qué tal, el futuro de daca está en manos de los nueve magistrados de la corte suprema de justicia, aquí la pronta es si el presidentetiene la autoridad para acabar con el amparo migratorio como lo hizo en 2017 >>> así salieron los beneficiarios de daca de la corte suprema, pero algunos como gabriel garcía se quedó preocupada tra escuchar los

will be oned daca the docket. 80 minute argument and we expect the justices will deliver their decision much later on in this supreme court term. todaye oral argument from will become available on friday and we will air it on 8:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span2. what is not? it was put in place on june 15, 2012. it affects certain people who came to the united states as children who meet several guidelines. they may request deferred action for two years. it does not provide lawful status. this is from the u.s. citizenship and immigration services. here's president obama talking about his decision to sign the executive order back in 2012. immediately, the department of homeland security is taking steps to lift the shadow of deportation from these young people. months, next few eligible individuals who do not present a risk to national security or public safety will be able to request temporary relief from deportation proceedings and apply for work authorization. clear.e this is not amnesty. this is not immunity. this

what's more, it is in our ational interest to keep daca recipients here. 2027, daca and to ficiaries are projected contribute $416 billion to the g.d.p.l they pay $5.7 billion in federal taxes and $3.1 billion in state annually.taxes researchers estimate ending daca will cost the united states anywhere from $283 billion to $463 billion over the next 10 years. our nation also sees benefits if the fact that many daca educated are hardly and skilled workers. 96% of daca recipients are school, be and 75% are pursuing a bachelors degree higher. 27,000 daca recipients are as health mployed care workers and support staff. integral part of the ealth care industry across america. so it stands to reason that do nothingdaca would but hurt the economy, drain our businesses of skilled and workers, and threaten our public health system. case is n the current making its way through the courts is precisely because the has been nistration unable to substantiate their easoning for terminating the program, and president trump, himself, has said on numerous has -- he doeshe not want to deport daca says.

los servicios de trabajo que estén vigentes se venzan ellos mismos, ellos van a saber >>> gracias a dacacio o tuvo trabajo en la universidad de san francisco >>> con el proyecto estoy aquí en mis posiciones como estudiante, como maestro, y entonces lo que me preocupa es que se expire eso >>> la abogada garcia dice que si se acabara daca es improbable que el gobierno persiga a los más de 700,000 beneficiarios ppara deportación, sin embargo los dejaría expuestos >>> hay una cosa que ice saco en el 2012, que básicamente dice que no van a compartir la información de las personas que tienen daca , entonces no necesariamente significa que van a ir a deportar a todos, pero siempre hay un riesgo >>> mientras se conoce la decisión del alto tribunal el líder de derechos civiles jones que escribiera discurso para martin luther king, no pudo evitar unirse a la causa. cualquier persona con conciencia tiene que apoyar a daca agregando que es moralmente, es lo correcto. >>> el asesor última con estos jóvenes, como saben el presidente trump dijo a través de su cuenta de twitter que si la decisión de la

[♪] [♪] >>> llego la hora de daca es un dia historico en la corte noticias telemundo tiene covtoda indformacioncalcula que el programa pr e protege a 700 mi ljol jovenes d traidos a usa cuando niÑos y que es el unico pais que conocen la decision final esta en las a manos de los 9 magistrados dos de ellos fueron nombrados por trump hace poco es precisamente esa balanza c s conservadora la que preocupa a l los dreamers la maÑana tgrump arremeetio co contrwa ellos y ki los califico criminales infop(informacion en pantalla(. infpop(informacion en pantalla(. infopa(informacion en pantalla(. infop(informacion en pantalla(. >>> si la corte revoca el pro a prorgaprorgg programa llegara a un acuerdo el congreso demostro que esta e lejos de lograrlo cientos han llegado a washington para hacealzar su voz y estar e presentes estamos con ellos rogelio, budenos dias ¿ya comenzo lel audiencia? >>> si, paulina debe llevar unos minutos en un dia tan importante tengo a esta persona que kllego a loso 1 y lleva la mitad de la vida p e peleando por los usueÑos me imagino que esto te spororpre empujando su agentda y

hasta que lo hizo andar (♪ música ) >>> a solo días que la corte suprema escucha argumentos sobre dacaupos de personas y quieren que pese al amparo se mantenga >>> para controlar el vapeo de diremos cómo funcionaría >>> esto es su noticiero telemundo48 >>> buenas tardes le saludo >>> gracias por su sintonía >>> cientos de estudiantes serena a la calle para marchar a favor de daca >>> se encuentra vivo para darnos más información >>> el día de hoy se han dado manifestaciones a todo el país de estudiantes que son beneficiados por daca de aquí en la bahía no fue la excepción. se dieron cita varios estudiantes de preparatoria y de colegios de la región. estos son algunos de los jóvenes y gracias a estos programas tienen una visa migratoria temporal que les permite trabajar legalmente pero desde el martes de la semana que viene esto podría cambiar el que la corte suprema da un fallo a favor de la suspensión del programa se inició en el 2017 >>> se están organizando dentro de todo el país por ello el a l contaban, que llegaron aquí hasta santa cruz a realizar una pequeña pero muy emotiva man

. >> young, undocumented immigrants fighting for daca at the supreme court. good afternoon. i am michelle griego. >> and i am kenny choi. daca protects illegals brought to the us as children and katherine johnson is live. >> reporter: kenny and michelle, we spoke with daca recipients who traveled from all over the country to be here today and one woman said she would not miss the chance to step on the stand on the steps of the supreme court and she says she now does have a choice . young undocumented immigrants chanting home is here after the panel heard arguments in a case that could lead to the deportation. be deferred action for childhood arrivals recommend shields 700,000 immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children from deportation. >> i'm one of 200 undocumented and medical students who without daca we cannot complete residency training . truck president trump ordered an ending to daca and said it was unlawful because president obama did it by executive action. plaintiff say it is lawful and they had to take ownership of the move. >> if they had to make this de

and theighting for daca 11 million undocumented. amy: you risk so much to not only try to ensure you got to keep daca, as all of these students and workers are called who have it -- we are talking about over 700,000 people, the daca-mented. but you went public and that puts a target on you. to pick yourecide head up and i just keep it down? scared todaca, i was say i was undocumented, was scared to say i was gay. coming from the hispanic culture talk aboutt taboo to your sexuality andnd talk about being undocumented. i feel l like when daca ended, somebody had to be the face, somebody had to be brave enough to do this lawsuit. my mom is my biggest inspiration. she had two jobs. us anised four kids, gave education, pay bills by herself. with that being on my mind, my mom is a strong woman, if she did it not knowing the language, being u undocumented, why can'ti now that i have e daca? she is the one who gave me, you know, get to do this for your community and this is your time. amy: we will continue to follow this case. leadn batalla

experiences of the daca program. it protects nearly 700,000 immigrants from deportation. christina ran down with more on the debate and the protesters in washington who were hoping to protect those dreamers. >> reporter: dozens of dreamers in washington fighting for their future. >> never lose your hope, never lose your fire. >> reporter: daca reporters and supporters came together as the justice heard arguments on the president's decision to end daca. the california attorney general is one of the state attorneys general fighting to keep daca in place. >> the federal government tried to terminate the daca program the wrong way. >> the daca policy was lawful and constitutional. the reason why the attorney general and the administration said that they were terminating it because it was unlawful is that they did not want to take ownership of the decisions. >> reporter: the trump administration tried phasing out daca two years ago saying the program interferes with immigration enforcement efforts but that action has been

justices heard arguments for daca. it allows undocumented immigrants browse to the u.s. at children to stay in the country. from coast to coast today, rallies to support daca, few in the bay area, including one at the university of san francisco. tim daily is there live. a strong showing today. >> reporter: yeah. usf is one of many colleges across the country that has daca recipients attending classes and planning their careers. an estimated 800,000 young people across the country in daca are hoping the supreme court allows them to continue pursuing those dreams. in washington, then at the supreme court and in downtown los angeles, protesters made their support of daca clear. on the campus of usf, a gathering. >> individuals that have been here since they were little kids are seeing the u.s. as a home, not as a new country that they don't know about but rather their genuine home. >> reporter: this woman has been in california since the age of 1 1/2. the daca recipient is hopeful the program started in 2012 isn't ended by the trump administration. but the president tweete

today we are fighting for daca and tomorrow for citizenship for all. all of those that work with me, i love you and i admire you.ir you can biography in so many ways to continue fighting not only for the recipients but for the 11 million undocumented people that live in this country. [speaking spanish] [cheering] we will try to take a few questions and then we will go aheadre and let others speak. there are others that want to speak as well so we will try to take a question and then go t fm there. any questions? >> janet napolitano as the secretary of homeland security, i offered them a note that created the program and now i am privileged to serve as the president of the university of california the first university for the sustained daca. i'm here with the speaker and current board chair of the university. we are here and we have 1700 plus students that are undergraduates, law students, medical students for the interest in the case as you might imagine is immense. [inaudible] [inaudible] is the point, if we send it back and we jump through some rheto

if supporters of daca lose this decision, what then? >> well, we'll continue the fight. you know, we've already passed a

ramÓn: tan solo en california hay 200,000 personas beneficiarias de daca.rios de daca, el presidente donald trump es el mayor obstÁculo que tienen para seguir su camino dentro del marco legal en este paÍs. el fiscal general california se refiriÓ hoy al difÍcil camino que enfrentarÍan unos 800,000 soÑadores, a lo largo del paÍs, si fuera eliminado definitivamente daca. >> todos los que reciben daca se pusieron frente del gobierno federal y dieron datos personales. quiÉnes eran, dÓnde viven, quÉ hacen. el gobierno federal ahora tiene toda esa informaciÓn. marÍa: una beneficiaria de daca dijo que cuando decidiÓ solicitar el programa de acciÓn diferida, puso toda su confianza en el gobierno federal. ahora se siente traicionada. >> cuando me atrevÍ a someter la aplicaciÓn al gobierno federal, lo hice con miedo, pero con confianza de que se iba a respetar que si yo continuaba bajo el programa respetando las leyes, que yo iba a poder seguir renovando el permiso cada dos aÑos. fue una sorpresa que este presidente lo haya rescindido en 2017. marÍa: para muchos es el

el presidente dicen que muchos son delincuentes, buenas tardes crece temor que la corte ponga fin a daca mayorÍa de los magistrados le darÍan la razÓn a trump ademÁs este martes. >>> sclufrp de telemundo nancy pelosi dice que es penoso que el presidente insulte a los dreamers con tanta crueldad, en su primera entrevista en un medio en espaÑol la lÍder demÓcrata acusa a trump de proyectar sus propios defectos en los demÁs. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> evo morales en mÉxico el expresidente de bolivia agradece al gobierno mexicano por salvarle la vida el vuelo fue una verdadera odisea diplomÁtica para que pueda atravesar sudamÉrica. un frÍo letal, dos terceras parte del paÍs sufre un frente de aire polar que tiene temperaturas a nivel rÉcord hay 4 muertos y caos en carreteras y aeropuertos, z noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> >>> hoy se decide el futuro de cientos de dreamers. (gritos) >>> esta es nuestra casa esta es nuestra casa ha sido su grito de guerra al terminar la primera audiencia de la corte suprema sobre la legalidad de daca. su voz es la de mÁs de 700 mil soÑad

you can't be in daca if you have a criminal record.ve you're doing something productive, you went to school, went to the military, you have a job. if you have a criminal record, you're not eligible for dhaka. >> pete williams outside the high court. thank you, sir. >>> winning the argument. right now republicans and democrats are trying to come up with their messages to the american people ahead of tomorrow's historic impeachment hearings. vi two political experts on political messaging to lay out each side's best case next. cologuard: colon cancer screening for people 50 and older at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab. there's no excuse for waiting. get screened. ask your doctor if cologuard is right for you. covered by medicare and most major insure

in the daca case. first on the budget, which it decided not to do, but because the litigation was going, people were protected, and that sort of is going to end as we now discuss at some point. but you did also manage to pass impressive legislation in the house and got nowhere in the senate. let me ask you two questions. if the supreme court rules that the end of daca was lawful, what do you think the congress is going to do? >> sure. >> and even if the supreme court says it was -- to end it was not unlawful, what do you think the court will do? >> sure. so if i can just address -- first of all thank you to npi, the clinic, georgetown, appreciate the invitation. so one, i want to say i am not as -- i am not as optimistic, i should say, about the supreme court. i think the supreme court -- >> i'm not surprised. this is like -- this is how we are. >> yeah. i am the pessimist in the room normally, yes. but i actually think the supreme court probably doesn't even get to whether daca is or is not lawful. i

tambiÉn detalla los delitos mÁs comunes porque los beneficiarios de daca fueron arrestados.ucir, excluyendo manejar bajo la influencia de la col y 12,968 fueron delito menores relacionados con falta de inmigraciÓn. >> la mayorÍa de ellos tienen segÚn las cifras, algún arresto. pero eso no quiere decir condena, no quiere decir violento, no violento. >> y agrega este abogado que los oficiales de operaciÓn tienen su criterio para aprobar una solicitud de daca cuando hay un delito o arresto. >> uno manejando ebrio sombrerito menor significante para propÓsitos de daca . manejando sin licencia, o sin seguro es un delito menor. pero no significante. >> la publicaciÓn del reporte se hacen la misma semana que el presidente trump dijo que no todas las beneficiarios de daca son unos Ángeles y que cuccinelli, director de agencia indicÓ que espera que sonata proporcionen una mejor idea de la realidad de aquellos a quienes se les otorgÓ el privilegio de napa cemento de remociÓn y autorización de empleo. mientras tanto, organizaciones comunitarias y abogados insisten a los beneficiarios de

>> the federal government tried to terminate the daca program the wrong way. >> the daca policy was lawful and constitutional. the reason why the attorney general and the administration said that they were terminating it because it was unlawful is that they did not want to take ownership of the decisions. >> reporter: the trump administration tried phasing out daca two years ago saying the program interferes with immigration enforcement efforts but that action has been held up in federal courts. president trump wrote on twitter if the supreme court remedies were over termed, a deal will be made with them to stay. >> i don't know if democrats will work with it. it may be so poisoned that they don't want to give them a wound on anything. >> reporter: daca was created under president obama and created work permits to some undocumented immigrants. right now protections shield 700,000 people from deportation who came to the country as children. >> we are fighting in our own ways so that people and our families and communities don't get left behind. we are creating pathways of opportunity

josÉ, donde 1 grupo de personas saliÓ marchando hasta este ayuntamiento para defender el programa dacable deportaciÓn de unos jóvenes. los beneficiarios han manifestado que se encuentran en 1 momento decisivo en el movimiento de los derechos de los inmigrantes, cuando el futuro de daca se dirige a la corte suprema el prÓximo 12 de noviembre, para ello nos encontramos con melody, 1 joven estudiante beneficiada por el programa daca. melody, cuÉntanos 1 poco cerca esta marcha que realizaron el dÍa de hoy camino al 12 de noviembre donde habrÁ posiblemente alguna decisiÓn. >> hoy estamos en san josÉ y ayer estuvimos en sacramento, tenemos unas 5 ciudades mÁs y vamos o terminan los Ángeles con broche de oro, mandando 32 beneficiarios de daca a washington para que nos van a representar a la corte suprema, casi 400 estudiantes van a salir de las escuelas a alzar su voz y decir que necesitamos veredicto positivo para daca. >> soy karla farÍas reportando en vivo noticias univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: mÁs adelante esta mujer que ve en pantalla es acusada por asesinar a 1 bebÉ de 2 aÑos que era su hija. y

que tienen daca para decir que todos somos una comunidad unida y vamos a seguir juntos. tendrÁ un resumen mÁs exhaustivo. sasha: queremos destacar lo que dice un informe de la prestigiosa universidad de harvard con respecto al aporte que hacen los jÓvenes soÑadores, dice que ellos han dado un impulso a esta naciÓn y ha logrado una importante movilidad social. recordemos que son unos 700,000 jÓvenes amparados bajo daca y estÁn pendientes de los argumentos a favor y en contra que se escucharan el prÓximo martes. borja: tendremos una amplia cobertura sobre los argumentos que van a presentar ambas partes en la corte suprema de justicia para definir el destino de la acciÓn diferida. sasha: el presidente donald trump pone en la mira al vapeo en menores de 21 aÑos. borja: dan el Último adiÓs a walter mercado. te decimos por quÉ se obtén envío gratis de target en cientos de artículos. transforma tu casa de hogareña a navideña. para los duendes navideños, obtén envío gratis de target. hey tú, ¿alergias te arruinan la diversión? prueba con zyrtec... que actúa poderosamente desde l

la corte suprema escuchÓ argumentos de cara a daca. ademÁs.ciertas agencias durante procesos migratorios. quÉ tan lejos pueden llegar? reportera: muchos no saben que lo que publica en las de sociales puede ser utilizado en su contra al momento de querer entrar en los estados unidos. asÍ que mucho cuidado con lo que publican y por ningÚn motivo le mienta al oficial de aduanas. >>por ejemplo, si usted fue a su paÍs de origen y usted estÁ trabajando allÁ y es residente acÁ, se supone que si usted es residente en estados unidos es porque usted vive y trabaja acÁ. y yo le digo al oficial " yo estuve fuera dos semanas " y ven que yo estuve afuera ocho meses. reportero: lo mismo aplica para quienes vienen de turista. >>si yo vengo como turista, pero trae algo 50 bolsas, por ejemplo. pueden revisar mi celular para verse hay mensajes donde yo digo " voy a tener una venta de carteras " reportera: mantenga el celular apagado, y sacarlo Únicamente si la oficial se lo pide. >>tienen el derecho de revisar su telÉfono para verificar que lo que usted dices la

y blanca garza, bienvenidos >>> cientos de jóvenes se manifestaron en el país en apoyo al programa dacaicho esfuerzo también se refleja aquí en el área de la bahía >>> en este momento se lleva a cabo un movimiento en el campus de la universidad de california en berkeley, allí nos enlazamos en vivo con christian casares para que nos cuente cómo va todo, te escuchamos >>> así es, hace unos minutos comenzó esta manifestación en el centro >>> así es, hace unos minutos comenzó esta manifestación en el centro de la universidad, quiero que vean estas imágenes en vivo después de que estos jóvenes estudiantes que dicen estar abogando por los soñadores en california y por todo el país, esto surge mientras que esta mañana decenas de soñadores se presentaron en la capital del país para exigir su apoyo del programa de la acción diferida ante los jueces de la corte suprema, el programa diseñado por el presidente barack obama, ampara a muchos jóvenes amparados, aunque la corte suprema no tomará una decisión sobre el tema, ellos dice que alzar su voz podría lograr un cambio que ayudará a miles lograr e

piden que daca, jÓvenes salieron a protestar en defensa el programa acciÓn diferida.parte informaciÓn, compartió por aÑos la informaciÓn privada de miles de conductores con el gobierno federal, noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. paola: otra historia de esta serie, que forma parte de esta propuesta especial de noticias univisiÓn 14. ramon: nos lleva a conocer a 21 joven con raÍces mexicanas pero criado aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. paola: veamos el fÚtbol en el corazÓn. >> el balÓn pie siempre asÍ uno los deportes mÁs amados. como muchos se han dado cuenta el fÚtbol desde una relaciÓn complicada, una que constantemente cambia pero siempre nos satisface, nos hace sentir en casa. >> hÉctor benjamÍn joya jimÉnez, soy mediocampista y soy el nÚmero 10. >> a benji le tocÓ prete presenciar los cambio del fÚtbol, tiene un recorrido lleno recuerdos que iniciÓ a los 17 aÑos. despuÉs de un sin nÚmero de partidos jugados a nivel de aficionado, le llegÓ la oportunidad con la que todo futbolista sueÑa, jugar a nivel profesional. una intervenciÓn divina. los santos lo llamaban. >> muc

no one protected by daca is a criminal. a criminal conviction removes your daca status. that is from scott mcgrew. california has sued the trump administration over daca. here is the state attorney general this morning on the steps of the supreme court. >> and everyone must respect the law. we learn from a very early age that there is a right way and there is a wrong way to do things. the federal government tried to termin atd the daca program the wrong way. >> reporter: it wasn't just california, you'll recall uc berkeley and the city of san jose and the county of santa clara and others sued to stop the trump administration from ending the daca program. judges in new york and d.c. issued injunctions and upheld daca which stands for deferred action for childhood arrival and known as the dreamer program. today that was peeled to the supreme court. again the supreme court not expected to issue a ruling until next year. reporting live here at cal, in berkeley, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> certainly one that people will continue to talk about, bob. thank you. >>> just i

mi mensaje para la corte suprema es que daca funciona lo que significa que millones de jÓvenes se verÁnsea cancelado? >> a partir del viernes pasado hubieron jÓvenes del distrito de columbia que decidieron salir de las escuelas para enviar el mensaje a la corte suprema. maÑana tambiÉn hay personas que vienen desde texas, california, connecticut y meryland para enviar el mensaje a la corte suprema. daca funciona y este es nuestro hogar. >> te agradecemos y estaremos pendientes maÑana con una cobertura muy especial. claudia decÍa algo muy importante porque daca funciona pero no sÓlo lo dice ella sino tambiÉn la prestigiosa universidad de harvard quien ha mandado un comunicado en donde dice que la acciÓn diferida funciona. se espera que en la semana se escuchen argumentos a favor y en contra de la decisiÓn. esto seria el prÓximo aÑo muy cerca de las elecciones presidenciales. mÁs adelteen la >> un veterano alimenta refugiados en la frontera porque es mÁs patriÓtico que ir a la ♪ but still you say we belong to the light, ♪ ♪ we belong to the thunder. ♪ we belong ♪ we belong, ♪ we belong tog

hoy ha sido un dÍa clave para daca.arolina: los jueces escucharon argumentos y a favor y en contra de daca, Ánimo tiempo, decenas de jÓvenes habÍan concentrado las afueras del mÁximo tribunal en washington para exponer uno a uno su clamor para que se mantenga vigente. el gobierno de donald trump y de que la corte anule los fallos anteriores y que taca pueda ser cancelado como lo anunciÓ el departamento de justicia hace dos aÑos. borja: el presidente donald trump enviÓ un tweets que provocÓ muchas opiniones. mucha de la gente de daca estÁn lejos de ser Ángeles, algunos son tribunales duros ... si la

corte suprema comienzan a decidir el futuro de 700 mil jÓvenes que viven y trabajan aquÍ gracias a daca las razones en contra y a favor de que continÚe el alivio migratorio. >> el expresidente boliviano, evo morales llega a mÉxico tras aceptar el asilo ofrecido por el gobierno de lÓpez obrador, mientras bolivia sigue en medio de un vacÍo de poder y sumida en el caos. se hiela gran parte de estados unidos con un invierno temprano que ya se ha cobrado al menos 4 vidas, se complican las cosas en carreteras y aeropuertos. >> un empresario Árabe cumple su promesa de construirle una casa a un niÑo que hacÍa las tareas bajo la luz de un farol en la calle, hablamos con Él. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn? muy buenas tardes, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos, les saluda felicidad, hoy es un dÍa tras ceno dental para miles de jÓvenes beneficiados por daca, su futuro se puede decidir en la corte suprema que comenzÓ a escuchar los argumentos a favor y en contra de este amparo migratorio, actualmente mÁs de 700 mil jÓvenes se benefician de este programa otorgado por barack obama el 15 de junio de 2012, e

noticias, magistrados de la corte suprema mostraron su divisiÓn acerca de la decisión de la vigencia de daca jueces escucharon argumentos o se cae 1 agente fronterizo que matÓ a tiros a 1 adolescente en mÉxico. evo morales iniciÓ su vida exiliado en mÉxico, tras 1 viaje muy complicado varios paÍses prohibieron que el aviÓn que lo transportaba volara sobre sus territorios. hay 1 masa de aire helado que congela el este y centro del paÍs, comenzamos. [mÚsica] >> Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn desde washington d.c. jorge: hoy por fin fue el dÍa de los dreamers, la corte suprema escuchÓ los argumentos a favor y en contra acerca de que se que en el paÍs mÁs de 700,000 personas. ilia: algunos argumentaban a favor del presidente y otros en contra. janet: los soÑadores y sus defensores, salieron de la corte cantando victoria, pero admiten que el litigio fue riguroso para ambas partes. los abogados defensores argumentan que el gobierno nunca dio 1 explicaciÓn racional que justifique su decisiÓn de eliminarlo en el 2017. y tampoco tuvieron en cuenta el impacto que tendrÍ

>> when i say daca, you say power. daca. >> power. >> reporter: students across the area held similar rallies today, reenergized for the fight. that's the same message one band has taken around the world, a fight they vow to never stop. now, one of the band members went to high school here just down the street at overfield high school, so he says his fight is both local and international. live in san jose. >> thank you, damian. >>> governor newsom also showing his support. reading in part i stand with dreamers and the pursuit of true freedom and justice in america today and everyday. >>> deadline extended. victims of wild fires sparked by pg&e powerlines over the last two years have until the end of this year to ask for money from the utility. today the judge agreed to allow people to file a claim against pg&e as part of the bankruptcy case. the utility says it is focused on ensuring fire victims are compensated fairly. >>> sonoma county is ready to clean up the hazardous waste from the kincade fires. four crews of eig

y para activistas la cifra es contundente, la gran mayorÍa de los jÓvenes que se aprobo daca es genteicia principal y ademÁs este sÁbado. disparos en la cancha, un partido entre 2 preparatorias de new jersey termi tiroteo. 3 personas resultaron heridas entre ellas hay un joven de 15 aÑos y un niÑo de 10. la policÍa ya identificÓ a los presuntos responsables. >>> madres en lucha, una caravana de mujeres centro americanas atraviesa mÉxico. migrantes que dejaron todo en busca de sus hijos desaparecidos. respondÍa medidas migratorias de mÉxico y estados unidos. >>> antes de la final. maÑana se juega el Último partido de la copa mundial sub17 de la fifa. para el encuentro contra brasil. los jÓvenes del tri quieren demostrar una vez mÁs que el mejor fÚtbol de mÉxico se juega a los 17 aÑos. ♪. ♪. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. ♪. ♪. (disparos). >>> el sonido de las balas y no un silbato terminÓ con un juego de fÚtbol american entre dos escuelas. en un momento tendremos mÁs de este incidente que empaÑÓ la alegrÍa de un viernes por la noche en new jersey. hablamos de daca, el dÍa q