no >> daca nos cambiÓ la vida.jar. daca debe mantenerse para todos los seÑores de decir que sÍ se puede, sÍ se puede lograr. si queremos ir a un doctor o lo que sea, sÍ se puede. no dejen para el siguiente aÑo, comienzan los y trabajen para ejecutarlo porque el sueÑo sÍ se vuelve realidad. reportera: para vÍctor hugo daca es mÁs que un programa, este trampolÍn para lograr su sueÑo. su >> estuviste porque si pone a muchos con el temor de quÉ va a pasar con el trabajo que tengo. y lo quitan, creo que sÍ van a quitar a mucha gente y te pone de nervios. reportera: estos hermanos han construido algo valioso para ellos y su comunidad hizo solamente un ejemplo de lo que daca significa para decenas de miles de jÓvenes en los estados unidos y el futuro de daca sigue siendo incierto y con la nueva administraciÓn de donald trump en camino, es mÁs urgente que nunca que el programa se mantenga. presentadora: gracias a carla farÍas. el presidente electo donald trump defendiÓ al fin de semana las visas que permiten a trabajadores

recordemos que en 2017 el entonces presidente donald trump anunció el fin de daca.rtidumbre sobre el futuro de este programa. a partir del 20 de enero, cuando vuelva a asumir la presidencia. gracias, carlos. y luego de 3 meses de paro, los trabajadores del hotel marriott de san francisco podrían poner fin a su huelga, el sindicato united, el local 2, anunció un acuerdo tentativo para un nuevo contrato de 4 años. el acuerdo, que abarca unos 2000 empleados, incluye un plan de salud sindical, aumentos salariales y medidas contra la falta de personal. la votación para ratificarlo se va a realizar hoy en el centro moscone para los hoteles. ya se acabó. pero la huelga sigue en el aire en el hilton. vamos a seguir luchando y vamos a llegar a ayudarnos a ayudarlos a ellos. como llegaron ellos a ayudarnos a nosotros. y así como lo escucharon, pues todavía las huelgas persisten en otros 2 hoteles donde mil trabajadores siguen luchando por condiciones similares. el conteo de los votos será de 6 a 7 esta tarde y obviamente nosotros vamos a estar atentos. este jueves compareció

martinez''s case, daca was the opportunity to kick-start her dreams.turn daca and deport these dreamers back to countries they do not even remember. now this program is hanging by a thread in the courts due to legal challenges from republican state attorneys general and daca recipients are forced to live with uncertainty day to day. last year a federal judge in texas declared the daca program illegal, though the decision left in place protections for current daca recipients while the case is on appeal. dreamers live in constant fear that the next decision will spin their lives. you and i have heard over and over again when president-elect donald trump came before israelis and described the immigrants he wants to deport -- murderers, rapist, people with mental problems and such. he goes on and on timed and again. but, of course, ms. martinez does not belong to any one of those categories. this litigation that i'm concerned about prevented at least 500,000 additional dreamers from registering for the program. then president trump tried to shut down the p

daca is just a promise that the government is not going to deport you., people have an unabridged right to travel. however, those designations, for example, for people from honduras, from haiti, from el salvador, they need to be extended. so one thing the biden administration could do right now is he could try to extend those tps statuses a few years into the future and try to issue some executive order shielding them from future executive action, that--whether or not that could be effective in the long term remains to be seen, but it would certainly be very helpful and comforting for a lot of people that are living here in the united states right now with tps. damian: but because can't president-elect trump come in and nullify one executive order with another executive order? andrew: sure, that would get into an issue and it could--it would probably be subject to litigation, likely, and at least it could cause challenges, there could be injunctions issued. a lot of what the plan to resist trump's mass deportation has to do with challenging his actions i

crece la preocupación en los beneficiarios de daca ante la llegada del presidente electo donald trump algunas dudas con un abogado en solo minutos caminando y sin ningún apuro. así, dentro de este hombre a robar a un restaurante, le contamos la odisea que el propietario protagonizó para entregar al sospechoso a la policía. con esto y más así comenzamos al mediodía. este es tu noticiero telemundo california. al mediodía. qué tal? buenas tardes les saluda flavio lacayo. muchas gracias por acompañarnos en este edición especial del mediodía de telemundo, california el jueves ya 19 de diciembre vamos a iniciar con esta información desde nueva york hasta san francisco. bueno, con carteles en alto y megáfonos en mano, pues miles de conductores de la compañía amazon participan en un paro laboral. 1 de los más grandes en la historia de esta empresa. la huelga se produce justo una semana antes de la navidad, en medio de las labores de entrega de regalos navideños de última hora. como se lo puede imaginar, el sindicato indica que la razón es que amazon ignora un plazo de 15 del 15 de diciembre f

andrew newcomb: sí, es importante destacar entre el tps y el daca, el tps es un estatus legal, y el dacallos tienen que presentar un motivo, un motivo humanitario, educativo o profesional, para viajar; sin embargo, los de tps, que son los países de el salvador, honduras, venezuela, ucrania, afganistán, ciertos países, ahorita están cubiertos; entonces, lo que quiere alex padilla que haga la administración de biden, es extender el estatus de tps para unos años en adelante y también poner una orden ejecutiva que lo hace más fuerte, en el sento de ser menos vulnerable a otro orden ejecutivo por trump, claro, ahorita la presidencia y la rama ejecutiva del gobierno tiene mucho poder, pero lo mínimo que esperaríamos de la administración de biden, es extender esa estadía de tps de forma adelantada, para esos países, donde tenemos mucha comunidad aquí en estados unidos. damián trujillo: usted está estudiando, ¿verdad?, aún no se sabe qué es precisamente lo que va a suceder, uno se tiene que anticipar para estar preparado. andrew newcomb: pues ya tuvimos una administración de trump, y yo fui abog

carta enviada por los lÍderes con la que buscan tranquilizar acÁ hace 1,000,000 de inmigrantes con dacas, como luce el panorama para quienes vayan a disfrutar este fin de semana? nayarit: estamos teniendo buenas condiciones hacia el golden gate, el flujo de trÁfico ligero temperaturas en 59 hacia san francisco vientos calmados y en gran parte de la regiÓn condiciones despejadas, temperaturas que han bajado al rango de los 50° pero conduzca con precauciÓn a la 1:00 de la maÑana llega niebla hacia sectores de san josÉ y hacia santa rosa poco a poco alcanzando san francisco asÍ que recuerde encender las luces bajas porque las altas pueden reflejar devuelta y por supuesto baje la velocidad del vehÍculo para evitar cualquier accidente, mÁs adelante le darÉ su pronÓstico extendido para este fin de semana. >> se reportan fallecimientos en mÉxico por un brote de bacteria, la presidenta estÁ respondiendo ante esta crisis. >> los 49 de san francisco buscan mantenerse con vida mientras que una preparatoria local va por el campeonato regional este fin de semana le dirÉ de quiÉn se trata. >> esta ca

jaime: se estima que unos 208.000 soÑadores beneficiarios de daca lo obtuvieron cuando tenÍan entre 16 h1b representa la oportunidad real para salir de la incertidumbre. jaime: segÚn los abogados uno de los principales cambios es que estas visas h1b que anteriormente se daban a estudiantes en carreras muy especializadas ahora se van a expander a otros terrenos de la ciencia. en esta carta enviada hace dos semanas el presidente joe biden le pidieron extender las visas de estudio. >> muchas organizaciones como facebook y amazon han hecho este llamado a la actualizaciÓn. >> para ser elegible necesitas buscar un empleador que estÉ dispuesto a ofrecerte un trabajo bajo la rama de estudio, la carta que se le presentÓ al presidente biden quiere abrir esos rangos. elyangelica: es triste lo que vive la ciudad de magdeburgo, donde se realizÓ una vigilia para recordar a las vÍctimas de un atentado terrorista que dejÓ siete muertos y cientos de heridos. entre las vÍctimas mortales se cuenta un niÑo de 9 aÑos y ahora se sabe que residÍa en el paÍs desde hace casi dos dÉcadas y ese mÉdico psiquiatra

y simplificar los requisitos de las vistas para empleados con daca.ambiÉn hay quienes proponen el uso de el perdÓn presidencial para dar legalizaciÓn en documentados que son cÓnyuges o tienen hijos estadounidenses. >>que al igual que perdonÓ a su hijo, puede perdonar a aquellos que estÁn casados con ciudadanos. jaime: el presidente joe biden tiene 65 dÍas antes del fin de gobierno para responder la carta enviada por lÍderes del senado con la que busca tranquilizar a casi 1 millÓn de inmigrantes con daca y tps que actualmente viven en la incertidumbre. elian: en california un sismo de magnitud siete sacudiÓ el estado activan una alerta de tsunami que afectÓ a mÁs de 5 millones de personas. el temblor se sintiÓ a lo largo de 500 millas provocando evacuaciones preventivas y causando interrupciones en el transporte pÚblico. >>en ese caso no fue como un nuevo rio bajo, sino iba a causar un tsunami por el movimiento. elian: alerta de tsunami fue levantada tras confirmarse que no habÍa riesgo significativo para las poblaciones costeras. la mujer que desapare

de noticias t telemundo, el presidente electo donald trump dice que quiere que los beneficiarios de dacael pais y que trabajaria con los democratas en un plan. >> en una entrevista con the press, insistio en su plan de deportaciones masivas que en el caso con los entrevista con miss france insistio en deportaciones estatus caso de familias de estatus migratorio mixto podria incluir remover a ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> a desviar un avion de volaris a la fuerza para que aterrizara en estados unidos provocando un cambio de ruta en el vuelo que tuvo que dirigirse hacia guadalajara. >> cae el gobierno le tomo 11 dias a estados unidos, provocando que dirigirse hacia guadalajara. >> el gobierno sirio de la familias sirios en su pais y alrededor del mundo celebran el fin del mandato de bashar las implicaciones en el medio oriente. >> jesus acusado de golpear a una golpear salvajemente a su novia melanie en una fiesta de la brutal agresion. >> arepa, en colombia o en v venezuela, el gobierno de venezuela ha iniciado un proceso para que la unesco la reconozca como patrimonio cultural de su pai

tambiÉn afirma que buscaron a soluciones para los estudiantes protegidos por daca. en el poderse derrumbÓ el rÉgimen autoritario de la familia en siria. la noticia se recibiÓ en el paÍs y en el mundo con una mezcla de felicidad, incertidumbre, y preocupaciÓn por el futuro. se revela nuevas imÁgenes sospechoso del asesinato del presidentede la aseguradora en el moral que fue encontrado sol habÍa una chaqueta y billetes del popular juego de mesa monopoli. >> podrÍa haber sido por encargo por la forma como se hizo. estarÍamos hablando en especie sicariato. >> luego de la ceremonia oficial con mandatarios e invitados especiales las puerta de la catedral de notre—dame se abrieron al pÚblico general. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. fÉlix: el presidente electo reiterÓ su intenciÓn de realizar deportaciones masivas de familias completas de migrantes irregulares. incluso sin esa familias hay niÑos nacidos en estados unidos. tambiÉn manifestÓ que estÁ dispuesta buscar la soluciÓn para los estudiantes beneficiarios del programa daca. marÍa con lo mÁs import

how big of a political issue is daca and how big of a political issue should be?nts are forgotten many times. >> it is a big issue especially for swing voters and i know it is still two years away but a lot of members of congress in that building behind me are already thinking about 2026. donald trump and republicans are going on offense on immigration and if they bring it to the table the way the president did in kristen welker's interview, and by the way, it sounded like he did think about this and he does understand the nature of this population of daca and a lot of them are successful in small business owners, professionals. it does seem like they put a lot of thought into this and if they bring this to the table, it will force democrats to the table and get them to perhaps deliver more votes than they would under normal circumstances especially coming off of an election or immigration was a very negative issue for them. i think we will see a lot of activity on this issue. at do think we may finally get a permanent solution for dreamers so they can live at pea

he said the day daca was announced was the best day of his life. thanks to president obama's daca, he received his jurist doctorate drae. he -- degree. he worked full time for the district attorney's office in philadelphia. he helps crime victims nav gate a complex legal system. growing up in the united states since he was 7 years old, he has put down deep roots. he met and married his wived and is a proud homeowner and a father to an 18-month-old baby boy. he was able to become a lawyer, husband, father, but his life is still in limbo. why? consider what happened to daca the last time president-elect trump was in office. in 2017, president trump shut down the program. thankfully the supreme court blocked his effort, but he also encouraged maga republicans to file lawsuits against daca, endangering the program's future. i was listening closely, and many americans were yesterday, to the interview of president-elect trump on "meet the press." president-elect trump stated in an interview yesterday that he now wants to work something out to help dreame

actualmente, unos 530.000 soÑadores estÁn protegidos por daca.oria de trump ocurriÓ en una entrevista en el programa nbc news. la primera que ofrece a un medio desde que ganÓ en noviembre, erika flores buscÓ reacciones de los soÑadores en la entrevista al hablar de sus planes de deportaciones masivas. >> trump dijo que los dreamers, quienes fueron traÍdos ilegalmente a estados unidos cuando eran niÑos y han vivido aquÍ durante aÑos, podrÍan ser una excepciÓn y que estarÍa abierto a una soluciÓn legislativa. >> and if we can come up with a plan but the democrats have made it very very difficult to do anything republicans are very open to the dreamers. >> trump incluso elogiÓ el espÍritu empresarial que han mostrado muchos de los cientos de miles de soÑadores que hay en el paÍs. >> dreamers we're talking many years ago they were brought into this country. many years ago some of them are. no longer young people and in many cases they become successful. they have great jobs in some cases. they have small businesses some cases. they might have large b

al nuevo gobierno del presidente donald trump que hace siete aÑos ordenÓ terminar con el programa dacaes hispanos del senado federal enviaron esta carta vendiendo la extensiÓn para salvadoreÑos, nicaragüenses y asesorar para servicios y simplificar los requisitos para empleados con daca y es como una Última sÚplica de que antes de que se termine su presidencia pueden hacer muchas cosas. para los otros paÍses hasta julio 2025 y puede extender ahorita antes de que se termine por sus 18 meses y el permiso de trabajo. >> dar legalizaciÓn indocumentados que son cÓnyuges o tienen hijos estadounidenses. >> al igual que perdonÓ a su hijo, tambiÉn puede perdonar aquellos que estÁn casados con ciudadanos. >> tiene 45 dÍas para responder a la carta enviada por los lÍderes hispanos y buscan tranquilizar a casi 1 millÓn de inmigrantes que actualmente viven en la incertidumbre. presentador: un sismo sacudiÓ al estado activando una alerta de tsunami que afectÓ a mÁs de 5 millones de personas, desde la costa del estado hasta oregÓn provocando evacuaciones preventivas y causando interrupciones y esto n

a lot of dreamers applying to renew their their daca status. and so we want to make sure that the department of homeland security is processing all those applications as quickly as possible. so there's nobody caught up on a waiting list or was left behind when the transition happens on january 20th. padilla also wants to protect immigrants legally here under what's known as temporary protected status, another program president elect trump has vowed to end, usually from central america and ukraine. immigrants who have been allowed to stay in the u.s. because returning to their home country could be life threatening. we want to see if we can extend the time frame for those tps protections further, deeper into a trump administration, so they're not as vulnerable in the first couple of months. whether or not that could be effective in the long term remains to be seen, but it would certainly be very helpful and comforting for a lot of people that are living here in the united states right now. oh, wow. esperamos y confiamos. casandra applauds padill

se frenÓ el avance de la ley de acceso a la salud asequible para jÓvenes daca. >> temporalmente no loara analizar la elegibilidad de la cobertura. >> si no estÁs en uno de los estados que lo permite, no te podrÁs beneficiar del mercado de estas aseguranzas de salud. reportera: afirmaron que la medida alentarÍa mÁs inmigrantes a venir al paÍs ilegalmente, lo que supondrÍa una carga a los estados y sus sistemas escolares pÚblicos un portavoz. indicÓ que cms estÁ revisando la decisiÓn del tribunal, pero declinÓ hacer mÁs comentarios en pÚblico. >> lo que se pierde es esperanza de poder tener un cuidado mÁs extensivo o cuidado para la condiciÓn como la diabetes o una condiciÓn crÓnica. reportera: tambiÉn les preocupan unas amenazas de deportaciones masivas. a pesar de las declaraciones de trump en una reciente entrevista en la que afirmÓ que quiere que los dreamers se queden en el paÍs. >> una retÓrica muy confusa del presidente. por un lado dice algo, pero no ha puesto una propuesta viable para decir "esto es lo que quiero "esto es lo que quierohacer desde el dÍa 1". jorge: ojalÁ ambos p

supreme court upheld daca with a 5 to 4 vote. we tran is the executive director of siren, a san jose based immigrant advocacy group. >> we are preparing packets of information for folks to know what they need to do now to prepare their kids for what may come. that may mean established, establishing, leading legal guardianship. it may mean creating game plans with their relatives and people who can step in to care for their kids. >> trump also said that he may try and use an executive action to end birthright citizenship. he also says that american citizens who are part of a mixed legal status family could be removed along with their undocumented family members. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> in today's interview, donald trump called for an immediate ceasefire in ukraine and said a u.s. withdrawal from nato is possible if they're paying their bills. >> and if i think they're doing a fair. they're treating us fairly. the answer is absolutely. i'd stay with nato, but if not, you would consider the possibility of getting. abs

, about a little bit more than half a million are qualified for this special daca program. beyond that there's close to 2 million dreamers and dreamers for those in the audience who are not familiar with the term are those folks who came as infants and toddlers and grew up in the united states, and they didn't have immigration status, but they grew up in the united states, went to high school here, and the vast majority have gone to college. i think that what the president is saying is that he's willing to negotiate some type of immigration deal for them. the term dreamer comes from something called the dream act, which is a proposal that's been floating around for almost 25 years now. that would grant legalization to that group of folks that entered as infants and toddlers and grew up in the united states, and they don't have any criminal problems. it's nothing like that. it's just that they're they don't have immigration permission to work, for example, except for that limited group of daca. and i think what's occurred is that the president has had some support from silic

okay and the daca thing, which he said in the interview is limited there. >> you'd probably be right. >> well, this conversation will continue. but i want to thank you all for spending your evening with us. there is more breaking news. donald trump's controversial pick to lead the pentagon just spoke out against new accusations you'll hear more about that next welcome to times square that's not on my mind. >> cheers that was so embarrassing. >> we are joined by john mayer. we are at a cat bar. neil patrick harris out. >> oh, my gosh, that's perfect tv new year's eve live with anderson and andy. >> live coverage starts at eight on cnn. streaming live on max start your day with nature made and try new zero sugar gummies at bombas we make the most comfortable socks in the history of feet, so comfortable you'll wish you had more. >> visit bombas com and get 20% off your first order. >> as the people you love get older, their risk of severe flu and covid goes up last year alone, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. that's nearly 1 million moms, dads favorite unc

i want to be able to work something out. >> daca was first established by president obama in 2012 asexecutive order president trump tried to cancel the program in 2017, but the united states supreme court upheld daca with a 5 to 4 vote. >> president elect trump says that his economic agenda will be a priority, starting from his first day in office. he's promised to impose 25% tariffs on all goods from mexico and canada, and additional harsh tariffs on china. mr. trump says, though, that he cannot guarantee that his tariffs will not raise prices for american consumers. >> i can't guarantee anything. i can't guarantee tomorrow, but i can say that if you look at my just pre-covid, we had the greatest economy in the history of our country, and i had a lot of tariffs on a lot of different countries, but in particular china. we took in hundreds of billions. >> mr. trump says he wants to impose tariffs on mexico and china to pressure them to curb the flow of illegal drugs into the united states. he says he thinks that tariffs on china will force china to crack down on fentanyl production wi

i think president trump was pretty clear about daca. but what do we tell the kids who have been brought here in the last year, who were seven years old? do you ever break this chain? so i'm hoping, mr. chairman, that once we regain control of our border and try to shut down the poisoning of america, we can have a logical, rational discussion about dreamers and others. but until we control that border, until we get control over the crime coming into this country, into the poisoning of america, that discussion cannot happen. i've worked with you and others for decades to fix a broken immigration system. the way the biden administration has handled this border problem has created a nightmare for our country. and there's a reason 70% of the people want deportations. it's not because they're mean, they want to bring order to chaos. thank you. >> senator klobuchar. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you for having this hearing and i know that you've worked with senator graham in the past on the dreamers issue. and i hope that work co

advised not to apply for renewal until four to five months before their current daca expires. given the incoming administration's stated desire to conduct mass deportations, how will uscis protect data to ensure that it is not misused or not used for enforcement purposes? ms. jaddou: that's a really important question. as i stated earlier, this population should not be living in two-year increments. and that is what they've been doing for the last 12 years, which is why i strongly support the idea of finally providing a pathway to legalization for daca recipients. with regard to their information, it is guided by the forms that they fill out every two years. and that information is generally protected, unless there's a fraud or law enforcement or intelligence matter. mr. garcia: do you feel secure in saying that you're confident that a subsequent administration would respect the information on those forms? ms. jaddou: i can't speak to what another administration would or would not do. i can speak for the administration that i currently serve in. mr. garcia: do you expect the f

. >> esta noche los beneficiarios de daca de 19 estados liderados por republicanos, no podrÁn tener acceso19 de los 50 estados la regla de la administraciÓn biden, que les permitÍa acceder a un seguro de salud mediante obamacare que no se les quiera reconocer su humanidad asÍ, casi con saÑa de que hay que verlo sufrir. >> porque no queremos aquÍ a ninguna persona que no sea de origen anglosajÓn. >> el fallo de este lunes a favor de 19 fiscales generales republicanos bloquea la regla al considerar que viola la ley que prohÍbe otorgar beneficios pÚblicos a personas sin estatus legal. segÚn este abogado de inmigraciÓn, algo muy lejos de la realidad, porque tienen, primero que nada, permisos de trabajo. >> segundo, pueden viajar fuera del paÍs y regresar de manera legal. terce, no estÁn acumulando presencia ilegal, p lo tanto ellos cumplen con lo que define estar legalmente en los estados unidos. >> el fiscal general de kansas, chris kovac, quien liderÓ el esfuerzo legal contra la administraciÓn biden, lo calificÓ como una gran victoria para el estado de derecho. los estados afectados son solo

trump says he's open to a compromise on daca., starting with people with a criminal history. but if some of their young children are u.s. citizens, trump says they could be deported anyway. as a family, some immigrant rights groups are helping families take steps to prepare. >> we are preparing packets of information for folks to know what they need to do now, to prepare their kids for what may come. that may mean established, establishing, leading legal guardianship. it may mean creating game plans with their relatives and people who can step in to care for their kids, according to the center for migration studies, there are nearly 5 million households in the u.s. defined as having mixed immigration status. >> pam, back to you. >> thank you. ali. the oakland city council is scheduled to meet this morning to discuss the city's growing financial crisis. oakland's $129 million budget deficit may mean cuts to police overtime and temporary suspensions of as many as six fire engine companies. a coalition of labor unions, including fir

i get phone calls from doctorate recipients who are advised by your website not to renew daca until 4hen they're eligible for renewal yet i get calls from employers saying i have an employee who is daca just expired how are we doing on the backlog? >> thank you for raising that important contract of the california service center and i understand thank you for the work you've done to help us promote our hiring so we could bring ron some of the contract workers we will continue to do those and appreciate cooperation and help to promote. i want to know that we are moving away from paper-based filing and where paper-based filing has continued we are moving to a system of digitization and that is why we have become more able to be efficient in our processing. this contract at the california service center was aimed at the way we used to do business. we are now moving into a new space and now we are meeting new things so were bringing on some of those individuals to help us. >> i've asked your office in writing requested to give us information on the backlog is it getting longer or shorter

aquí en los estados unidos y aunque reconoce que no ha sido fácil, afirma que a través del programa dacan sobre su estatus migratorio, así como prevenir interrupciones en la inscripción de fafsa. esta conferencia de prensa se lleva a cabo tan solo un día después de que el gobernador newsom tuviera una sesión especial en el capitolio, donde busca proteger a los californianos de las posibles acciones de la administración trump en sacramento carlos alberto trestini telemundo y también frente a los planes anunciados por el presidente trump. pero aquí de ese lado, en la bahía. la junta de supervisores del condado de santa clara contará con un fondo extra de 5 millones de dólares para apoyar a la defensa de los migrantes. informaron que parte de ese dinero se va a invertir en asistencia legal, campañas de educación, pagos de tarifas, de solicitudes de inmigración, entre otros. además, buscarán otras opciones para aumentar los recursos para las comunidades vulnerables. la presidenta de méxico, claudia sheinbaum, aseguró que su gobierno está preparándose para recibir a miles de mexicanos que viv

and expedite renewals for daca recipients. 1 million migrants are able to stay and work in this country legally due to tps since their countries of origin are deemed unsafe. they were first signed by president george w. bush. but trump has vowed to revoke those programs and send immigrants back to their countries. we have senator ramirez on the show. have you heard of any any movement. we know the biden administration may permanent a rule for asylum seekers. >> yeah, thank you for having me on. no we have not heard any concrete specific decisions on some of what we're asking for. of course, we are calling the administration on a regular basis and making sure that they understand how urgent and important this is. and so, i am hopeful that those calls are being heard and they're assessing. but you know, people have been waiting months and years for decisions on their adjustment status. that backlog in some cases can be as far as seven years. this is a moment when the biden administration can extend many decisions on people's liv

so it's great would be great if he dropped the lawsuit on daca that currently exists.filed in texas. but at the same time dreamers do not exist alone. they have multi status families mixed status families. so we want to see kind of more of that humanity. and as communities of faith we want to make sure that that humanity is captured. and one of the biggest values which is the values of, of families is, is met. >> so when you when you heard what the president said yesterday, what is your hope that he does next here? what do you think can be done for the hundreds of thousands of daca recipients across the country who really have no legal path to citizenship? >> i think that exploring opportunities for legal pathway is great again, but we have to look at that with all mixed status families in the country. again, dreamers are are one specific community that have been here for a while and have have been working and doing different things here in this country. but we need to make sure that we're addressing the larger issue of immigration and making sure that that them, with

recipient, as you know, formerly undocumented, part of the dreamer movement that was able to win daca under the trump administration and when we engage in very credible bipartisan efforts to pass legislation, what did trump do? he killed every single bipartisan deal and the last one, let's remember, he killed it by using language i will not use here to refer to black and brown immigrants. we were talking about immigration. >> what we do here are democrats talking about we need to be more moderate. they will say, right, we need to talk in different ways about immigration. we need to be tougher on immigration. that kind of we need to we need two language. i'm hearing from democrats a lot where does that leave an activist like yourself in the middle of this discussion? >> for me, i think that we need to have a real conversation about the immigration system and the laws that we need and quite frankly, i'm not going to be here to also defend where democrats have gone wrong on this issue. our movement is actually quite independent, and we have been on opposite sides with democrats as well.

they will ask president biden to protect temporary protected status and daca recipients.ld trump's mass deportation plans would hurt the u.s. economy, while uprooting the lives of hardworking families, supporting the forced removal of millions of hard working community members, 80% of whom have lived here ten years or more. >> these are not recent arrivals. people who have lived here for years, if not decades. >> earlier this week, president elect trump said he is open to allowing daca recipients to stay in the u.s. he also promised to declare a national emergency and use the military for his plans for mass deportation. >> a federal judge has temporarily blocked daca recipients from receiving health insurance through the affordable care act. the ruling applies to 19 republican led states that sued to avoid complying with the new policy. the states argue the daca recipients could possibly qualify for certain subsidies, and that would be an incentive for them to stay in the country illegally. roughly 147,000 people have enrolled for that coverage. >> all right, pam. time is

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we see what's happening in texas with daca.w, the president, president biden, is going to be in that office for a few more weeks and i think it's really important for the american people to know that he is doing everything he can every moment that he is awake trying to make sure that he's extending these protections, that despite the outcome of the election, he is still going to do everything he can while he has power to protect them. that is going to be dependent on what happens in the next few weeks. his legacy could be he did everything he could for every moment he was in that white house to insure that the most children, the most families are protected from a donald trump who doesn't respect u.s. citizens. he certainly doesn't believe that u.s. citizen children should be able to stay with their parents. >> tom homan, former head of i.c.e. who will serve as trump's border czar, came to your own district this week. he vowed to begin deportation efforts in chicago and threatened the mayor with prosecution if he doesn't coopera

they also asked the president to protect daca recipients.coming administration's mass deportation plans will hurt the u.s. economy and uproot hardworking families. >> we have a chance to do something about that right now and give these families as much legal protection and reassurance as possible. >> use this moment to protect long term immigrants and to help strengthen our nation's economy. >> earlier this week, the president elect said he is open to allowing daca recipients to stay in the u.s. he's also promised to declare a national emergency and use the military for his mass deportation plans. well, we've told you tolls on all bay area bridges except for the golden gate are set to rise to $8 on january 1st. and now there's word that more price hikes could be coming. after that. the bay area toll authority oversight committee is considering whether to increase tolls by another $0.50 over the course of five years, starting in 2026. drivers who don't use fastrak would be charged an additional $0.50. the committee says higher tolls would hel

. >> coming up, daca recipients now blocked from receiving health insurance in nearly 20 states and a number of appointments announced today by president elect donald trump. >> the role assigned to a onetime san francisco prosecutor. kimberly your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! power's out! comcast business has got you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. get wifi backup for your business, or get started with comcast business internet. and for a limited time, get an $800 holiday bonus. call today. a federal judge has temporarily blocked daca recipients from receiving health insurance through the affordable care act. the ruling applies to 19 republican led states that sued to avoid complying with the new policy. the states argued that daca recipients could possibly qualify for certain subsidies available to many insured under th

she's a daca recipient. thanks for joining us.rom president-elect trump. he talks about deporting families together. at the same time, working with democrats to provide some kind of legal status for dreamers. >> it's great to be with you this morning. my initial reaction is, we're not going to be fooled. i remember january of 2018 when a bipartisan group of democrats and republicans took a deal to then president trump and part of his way in which he talked about haitian immigrants destroyed the deal. we know that the daca program that protects me and hundreds of thousands of young people is at the courts backed by his allies in texas and across the states that are trying to destroy it and make me and hundreds of thousands of people deportable. the reality is that immigrant young people like myself have been waiting for protection that has not been delivered by the democrats or the republicans. we will always be ready to protect our people. what that moment also reminds us is that when donald trump threatens to have mass deportatio

trump says he is open to some sort of compromise on daca with democrats, immigrant rights groups sayeeds to be done. >> i think that exploring opportunities for legal pathway is great again, but we have to look at that with all mixed status families in the country. again, dreamers are are one specific community that have been here for a while and have have been working and doing different things in this country. but we need to make sure that we're addressing the larger issue of immigration. >> president elect trump says his administration will still continue with plans for mass deportations. he says, starting with people who have a criminal history. and that's raised fears from immigrant rights groups about what could happen to young u.s. born children of immigrants who may end up being deported, according to the center for migration studies. there are nearly 5 million households in the u.s. defined as having mixed immigration status. gasia, andre and sal, back to you. >> all right, ali, thank you. state lawmakers in sacramento are considering a bill designed to keep immigration offi

there are around 200,000 daca recipients that call california home.mate 40,000 could access covered california, our health coverage, and our financial support, and get covered in many cases for the first time. now, we are watching a legal challenge to that expansion, but right now we are open for daca recipients, and we will provide accurate, up-to-date information if anything changes. so, covered california offers two kinds of financial help. the first lowers that monthly premium cost that we know. that's what people look out when they're deciding whether to get covered. we have 90% of those we cover receive that type of financial help. many people pay just $10 or less for coverage. in fact, about 2/3 of those who are uninsured and eligible for covered california would pay an estimated $10 or less per month to get coverage. we also offer subsidies that lower those out-of-pocket costs, so once you're covered, you can afford the care that you need. so this is lower co-pays, lower or no deductibles, right? those things that you might have to pay if you

. >> gracias a daca tuve la oportunidad de tener mi propio negocio. >> victor hugo llegÓ a san josÉ eno. >> aunque cuenta haber llegado lleno de ilusiones y de muchas expectativas ubicados en diferentes zonas de la bahÍa. >> si lo puedes soÑar, lo puedes lograr. >> fue hasta cuando cumpliÓ los 17 aÑos que dice que su vida cambiÓ al beneficiarse. >> es un buen trabajo. siempre me mantuve en el trabajo gracias a dios. >> los hermanos han logrado cumplir sus sueÑos y construir una vida que inspiraba muchos. >> se tiene que mantener para los soÑadores. si podemos llegar a la meta que tenemos. no dejen nada para despuÉs. trabajen para ejecutarlos sueÑos porque si se vuelven realidad. >> ha sido el trampolÍn el para lograr sus sueÑos, entre ellos el dueÑo de este restaurante donde comenzÓ siendo empleado. >> con ese temor dicen: quÉ va a pasar con mi trabajo? te pone de nervios. >> ha logrado construir algo valioso para ellos. >> el futuro sigue siendo incierto. con la nueva administraciÓn de donald trump en camino es mÁs urgente que nunca que el programa se mantenga. >> sobre este tema el s

. >> se estima que unos 208,000 beneficiarios de daca lo obtuvieron entre los 16 y 18 aÑos de edad. >visas que se daban a estudiantes en carreras muy especializadas ahora se pueden expandir. senadores pidieron expandir las ramas de estudio elegibles para las visas. >> muchas organizaciones han hecho este llamado para poder hacer esta actualizaciÓn. >> necesitas buscar a un empleador que estÉ dispuesto a ofrecerte un trabajo bajo la rama de estudio. esta carta presentada quiere incluir esos rangos. >> que tambiÉn fuertes se esperan los vientos esta noche y cuÁles son las precauciones que se deben tomar? >> buenas tardes. como puedes ver se acercan las precipitaciones a nuestra regiÓn. hora por hora maÑana a las 8:30 p.m. tendremos lluvias intensas en sectores de san joÉé y de san mateo. el panorama cambia un poco para las 4:00 p.m. incluso en san josÉ seguiremos viendo las lluvias. lo bueno es que las 11:00 p.m. se despeja por completo. el miÉrcoles de navidad no veremos lluvias. veamos cuantos acumulados se pronostican. como se puede ver, menos de dos pulgadas. quiero que vea la adver

marÍa: donald trump quiere que los beneficiarios de daca puedan permanecer en el paÍs, asÍ lo afirmÓatas para aprobar una legislaciÓn a favor de los soÑadores, inmigrantes indocumentados que llegaron a los estados unidos siendo niÑos. " son personas traÍdas a una muy corta edad y muchos ahora son adultos de mediana edad que ni siquiera hablan el idioma de su paÍs de origen", asegurÓ, dan bien destacÓ el Éxito de muchos de los honores en los estados unidos. lÍderes entre los soÑadores se toman el anuncio con escepticismo. >> es difÍcil creer alguien que en primer lugar quiso terminar yy prevenir que muchos soÑadores tengan ese Éxito. maria: en la misma entrevista reafirmÓ su intenciÓn de iniciar la deportaciÓn masiva mÁs grande de la historia. " empezaremos por los criminales y luego seguiremos con los otros", dijo a la periodista. trump dice que no tiene otra opciÓn que deportar a todas las personas que estÁn ilegalmente en el paÍs, incluyendo los hombres de quienes son deportados, a menos que quieran ser separados. reafirmÓ que buscarÁ poner fin a la ciudadanÍa automÁticaestablecida

una experto de inmigraciÓn aclara dudas en temas como tps,daca y si es factible eliminar la ciudadanÍade la administraciÓn trump. a partir de enero y en caso de que sean detenidos, los mexicanos en

los beneficiados de (daca), se mostrÓ dispuesto a negociar.: los congresistas que investigaron el ataque al capitolio. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportero: la ex congresista respondiÓ diciendo. " esta es la continuada de su asalto al estado derecho y a los principios del otro paÍs" las aspiraciones que tiene donald trump estarÁ marcada por muchas toma de decisiÓn que tendrÁn lugar aquÍ en la capital de la naciÓn en washington pedro rojas univisiÓn. jorge: suspendiÓ una demanda de abuso sexual por negligencia la nominada por el presidente electo donald trump para encabezar el departamento de educaciÓn ella y su empresa de lucha libre estaban acusado de emplear un presentador que abusaba sexualmente de menores de edad, la corte suprema de maryland deberÁ tomar una decisiÓn final sobre este caso. ilia: el ex infante de marina fue absuelto en el caso de la muerte por este poblamiento de jordan el pasado mes de mayo en el metro de mayor, el veredicto dividiÓ a los piÑones de los ciudadanos que protestaron frente al jugador dijeron que act

estos esfuerzos, se habilitÓ una lÍnea donde abogados darÁn asesorÍa sobre deportaciones, solicitud de dacai escuchamos que hay una redada o tenemos miedo que estÁ pasando algo, se llama a ese nÚmero y mandamos gente de la comunidad que va a verificar. miembros de la red de respuesta afirman que la lÍnea estÁ activa las 24 horas los siete dÍas de la semana. donald trump intervino la controversia sobre las visas h1b. el presidente leto dijoque estÁ de acuerdo con el visado que permite a los empresarios contratar temporalmente los ciudadanos no estadounidenses para trabajos altamente calificados. una fracciÓn dice que permite que los extranjeros tomen empleos que deberÍan ser para estadounidenses marÍa molina tiene lo Último sobre este impasse. maria: musk pide la expansiÓn de la visa para trabajadores altamente calificados. explicÓ que el mero de personas que son ingeridos sÚper talentosos y sÚper motivados en estados unidos, es demasiado bajo. ramasuani y musk desataron la ira entre algunos de los mÁs leales de donald trump y esperar que su administraciÓn condena la inmigraciÓn y promueva l

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