para personas que tienen daca.na sale con un advance de daca y daca desaparece, ya no tendrían una base de poder regresar al país y nosotros vamos a seguir aquí contestando sus preguntas. aún tiene tiempo para compartirla? puede escanear el código qr que ve en su pantalla? inmediatamente nosotros vamos a hacer lo que vio que estamos haciendo. consultar abogados, sus dudas sobre inmigración y la vamos a compartir. vamos a compartir sus respuestas en un programa especial preparado para el 18 de enero. como vimos, también la vamos a incluir en las respuestas de cada jueves. y cuando son las 6,17 minutos de la tarde, es momento de dar un nuevo vistazo a las condiciones del tiempo. marcelo rivera queremos hablar sobre cómo van a estar las temperaturas en san josé. cuéntanos. bueno, compañeros y amigos televidentes, las temperaturas en los próximos días van a continuar un poquito más altas de lo usual. pero miren esto. la temperatura máxima hoy en san josé alcanzó los 73 grados, cuando lo usual para estas fechas es que s

daca se expirara y ya no califican porque ya lo están tomando como una nueva aplicación.s y sacar un permiso de emergencia familiar o humanitaria para que tu reingreso a los estados unidos sea de forma legal y eso te abra otros caminos a futuro. la pregunta es si aún hay tiempo para ello. si los los permisos de emergencia son como tal. emergencias e inmigración les da una alta prioridad. actualmente el tiempo promedio para que te aprueben un advance pro es entre una a 3 semanas. lo mismo si es beneficiario de tps, otro programa cuyo destino no está garantizado con la nueva administración, lo mínimo será mantenerse al día en la inscripción y considerar que también permite pedir el permiso de viaje anticipado en caso de emergencia. un permiso para viajar de emergencia para que ellos puedan tener una entrada legal a este país y con esa entrada legal ellos podrían, si tienen un familiar que los peticione acá arreglar su situación migratoria ya permanentemente. también le recomiendan que si puede solicitar la ciudadanía lo haga ya con el nuevo gobierno podría ser más demorado,

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

daca se expirara y ya no califican porque ya lo están tomando como una nueva aplicación. estatus vigente, sino aprovechar que tienes el estatus y sacar un permiso de emergencia familiar o humanitaria para que tu reingreso a los estados unidos sea de forma legal y eso te abra otros caminos a futuro. la pregunta es si aún hay tiempo para ello. si los los permisos de emergencia son como tal, emergencias e inmigración les da una alta prioridad. actualmente, el tiempo promedio para que te aprueben un advance pro es entre una a 3 semanas. lo mismo si es beneficiario de tps, otro programa cuyo destino no está garantizado. con la nueva administración, lo mínimo será mantenerse al día en la inscripción y considerar que también permite pedir el permiso de viaje anticipado en caso de emergencia. un permiso para viajar de emergencia para que ellos puedan tener una entrada legal a este país. y con esa entrada legal ellos podrían, si tienen un familiar que los peticione acá arreglar su situación migratoria ya permanentemente. también le recomiendan que si puede solicitar la ciudadanía

si tienen daca y la debe de renovar hÁgalo lo mÁs pronto posible. confirmara las operaciones de la patrulla fronteriza en partos del valle central, el distrito escolar se ha mantenido al tanto y asegurar que sus campus son seguros y reciben a cualquier estudiante un padre independientemente de su estatus migratorio. >> tenemos que revisar quiÉnes son, no vamos a dejar a nadie entrar sino tienen una orden oficial. noe: informa que distrito escolar ofrece recursos como talleres para los padres. >> tenemos recursos para las familias, los talleres y en nuestras pÁginas web parques se puedan preparar, y es el mensaje mÁs grande que tengo que por favor es que se prepare. noe: el temor es real para muchos, esta madre quien aunque ya tiene su residencia tiene muchos amigos que no han podido arreglar su estatus migratorio. >> el temor es eso, de que muchas personas estÁn arreglando sus documentos. les estÁn poniendo mÁs trabas, sin pensar en que van a afectar a los niÑos. noe: el distrito escolar tiene otra forma de aprender sin necesidad que el alumno asÍ t

i voted against it because this would open a path for individual of daca to be deported. even if they are around someone who committed a crime, that is a concern of my to a lot of my colleagues, we'll continue to have robust discussions about immigration policy about border security, the democratic caucus believes in rule of law, we believe in a process, we believe in fundamental principle that people accused of crimes have the a bility to respond. and that does not mean if you are accused of a crime you should be deported. that is a concern. we believe in the rule of law. but we believe in the process and fundamental print pill of our justice system, we'll continue to have these discussions. when i left people were still voting, i have not seen final vote count, thank you. >> thank you, your reaction to president-elect trump with house republicans -- at mar-a-lago this weekend. to begin negotiations on one or two major reconciliation packages. >> donald trump will have a lot of press conferences, he will say a lot of things. some of them are just going to be crazy. we're

es que a pesar de que actualmente existen estatus legales como el parole humanitario, el tps o el dacasí en un limbo migratorio a millones de personas. pero más puntualmente, es posible llevar a cabo una deportación masiva de inmigrantes, pese a que hacerlo a través de la frontera con méxico sería más sencillo y desde luego menos costoso. en otros casos es diferente. los vuelos de deportación que hay en frontera. hoy el costo es altísimo y tú no puedes deportar a méxico, un colombiano o un peruano o un ecuatoriano un ucraniano, porque no tienen residencia o nexos con méxico. y es que la frontera con méxico sigue siendo el epicentro de todos los anuncios hechos por trump, para quien la emergencia nacional en materia migratoria no está descartada. incluso ha dicho que utilizaría la fuerza armada nacional para hacerla más segura. van a cancelar el programa humanitario, pero van a cancelar los faroles de las personas que están en los estados unidos. no estoy claro en eso. sospecho que van a tratar que van a matar el programa, pero a lo mejor no van a poder cancelar los 2 años que quedan pa

under this bill, a daca or gps recipient could be suggested for extremely low level or something that was not even a crime without even having had a fair day in court. without a conviction. so let's be clear, we are talking about people who have been in this country for decades. many of us in congress are parents and imagine your child is with a group of kids grabbing an after school snack at a 7/eleven and one of them chooses to snatch a little candy bar off the shelf and shop owner calls the police and all the kids are arrested for shoplifting. if your child is a daca recipient, someone that lived here nearly their entire life, they are now subject to mandatory detention under this bill. unfortunately there are countless real life examples of people getting wrongfully arrested for crimes that they didn't commit. in 2019, a man in new jersey was arrested for shoplifting and trying to hit a police officers with a car because facial recognition software falsely identified him as perpetrator and spent ten days in jail and even though he's actually 30 miles away from where the crime was

y sobre todo, también para personas que cuentan con asilo tps e incluso para beneficiarios de daca.ca. aunque su plan de deportaciones masivas que anunció en campaña está cambiando de tono ya como presidente electo al abrir u puerta de esperanza para los llamados soñadores, durante una entrevista con nbc we have to do something about the dreamers, el mandatario electo anunció que está listo para negociar con los demócratas en el congreso un acuerdo para un camino legal a los beneficiarios de daca. la respuesta de los demócratas no se ha hecho esperar. yo espero que que haya un interés de balancear el debate no solo con el reforzamiento de la ley y la frontera sino también con algún tipo de reforma que le brinde auxilio y apoyo a los, en este caso a los soñadores. los que sí están más preocupados son quienes gozan de un estatus de protección temporal, mejor conocido como tps y de un parol humanitario. y es que ambos beneficios dependen de una orden ejecutiva del presidente y sería 1 de los primeros objetivos de la administración trump. y el tps tiene una fragilidad y una vulnerabilid

if he had been a daca or a t.p.s. recipient and this bill had been enacted, he would be subject to mandatory immigration detention, even though he was innocent of the crime of which he was accused. people deserve to have their day in court and are innocent until proven guilty. that seems to be something that the majority has forgotten or doesn't seem to care about unless the alleged criminal is the president-elect. the upcoming administration is poised to bring back their no-priority immigration enforcement priority guidelines, in which a convicted murderer would be the same priority for deportation as an undocumented mom who has been living in this country for 20 years. imagine, mr. speaker, how much money a sweeping mandatory detention proposal like this will cost the federal government at a time -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. raskin: i yield the gentlelady 30 seconds additional. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mr. raskin: actually, i yield her one minute. t

stuart: chuck schumer wants to work with trump on a new daca deal. ashley, what's he say?chumer says democrats would love to work with p trump on that deal for deferred action for childhood arrivals as you say, the daca recipients or dreamers. trump expressed interest in allowing the dreamers to remain in the country and schumer responded. >> we love to do that and our party has been fighting for the dreamers for a decade and we've been blocked by the colleagues on the other side of the aisle. yes, if we can find a solution so that the dreamers could stay here, world war ii welcome it. we'd welcome it. ashley: schumer said many dreamers were brought across the border as children and been here for decades and some served in the armed forces and many have families of their own. it's finally time to find a solution with the incoming administration. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. coming up, a new report says rutgers university failed to address hundreds of complaints about harassment of jewish students. will the trump administration do more to combat anti-semitism on college campus

if he had been a daca or a t.p.s. recipient and this bill had been enacted, he would be subject to mandatory immigration detention, even though he was innocent of the crime of which he was accused. people deserve to have their day in court and are innocent until proven guilty. that seems to be something that the majority has forgotten or doesn't seem to care about unless the alleged criminal is the president-elect. the upcoming administration is poised to bring back their no-priority immigration enforcement priority guidelines, in which a convicted murderer would be the same priority for deportation as an undocumented mom who has been living in this country for 20 years. imagine, mr. speaker, how much money a sweeping mandatory detention proposal like this will cost the federal government at a time -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. raskin: i yield the gentlelady 30 seconds additional. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mr. raskin: actually, i yield her one minute. t

trump says he's open to a compromise with democrats on daca, immigrant rights groups say more needs to be done on the issue. >> overall, 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. >> president elect trump also says his administration will continue with plans for mass deportations, starting with people with a criminal history. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> communities in the bay area are reacting to the incoming administration's aggressive talk about immigration, including those threats of mass deportation. tom homan, who also served in trump's first administration, is in charge of carrying out the president elect's top priority. he was the face of trump's family separation policy. now, homan has a warning for governors who have vowed to protect sanc

when my colleagues bring up daca, so i dug into this, do you know the youngest daca recipient in the united states of america out of the 536,000 people that were daca recipients, is 17 years old, out of the 536,000 daca recipients, there are only 1,000 between the ages of 17 and 20. so, the average age is 31, 35. so there's no such thing as a daca kid. and so i think we have to look at that, they're using old talking points. the far left said they weent doesn't with a bill because they don't want progress. my colleagues have to make a choice, whether they want to continue to protect open border policies of the biden-harris administration or whether they want to protect-- >> you're open to some kind of amendment. >> absolutely. we believe in getting back to regular order. look, you've heard us talk about this ad nauseam. we're see sick, we've been in the minority not having the opportunity to offer amendments to improve a bill to have a vote up or down. so, this is going to be a moment. it's a moment for john thune and the way he leads and also a moment for democrats, are you going to

from deportation, access to health care and educational scholarships, daca would transform the livesf millions of undocumented youth across the country. in 2013, erika quit her job as a congressional staffer on capitol hill to help her mom and brother fight deportation. she was able to secure their release after mobilizing nationwide support in their defense, and last year, erika got her green card. after the break. i'll talk to both of these remarkable women, erika and viviana, about how they and their communities are preparing their communities are preparing for what comes many remedies you take for chest congestion only mask the symptoms. hey... how you doing? this mucus won't move out. you're gonna love this property. the guy's congestion remedy? harmless. try this. mucinex 12 hour treats the mucus that causes chest congestion for all-day relief. don't leave! it's fine! ugh! i was worried about this side of town! mucinex in, mucus out! don't mask symptoms, treat the cause. i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash. with olay retinol body wash, 95% of women had visibly renewed s

o titulares de una green card, aquellos con estatus legal temporal, por ejemplo, beneficiarios de dacaehículos motorizados. vamos a méxico, en donde las autoridades en la frontera se preparan ya ante la posibilidad de que inmigrantes sean expulsados a sus países natales, una vez que el presidente electo sea juramentado, roberto delgadoos dice cómo está la situación en ciudad juárez. a la expectativa están todos los organismos que tienen que ver con la migración en esta frontera. ante la proximidad del inicio del mandato del presidente donald trump, el alcalde de esta frontera comentó que como autoridades desconocen lo que pasará a partir del 20 de enero. sí, hay una, hay incertidumbre. estoy seguro que nuestra comunidad juarense. hay mucha expectativa e incertidumbre. todo mundo estamos a ver esperando ver qué sucede, pero hay que estar muy unidos y muy coordinados. esto es lo que esperan los encargados de los albergues ante la posibilidad de las deportaciones masivas. pero ahorita nuestra capacidad también depende mucho de la cuestión de alimentación, por la cuestión de alimentación.

los beneficiarios del daca y el tps? pues un abogado nos da la respuesta más adelante.re está disponible para su móvil, así queenvitamos a q l iue es que hoy en día muchas, pero que muchas personas, los consumidores utilizan esas reseñas de otros compradores para hacer esa selección de un artículo o para acudir a un destino, por ejemplo, verdad? pero sabía césar que la verdad es que algunos de esos comentarios pueden ser falsos. la pregunta aquí es cómo sé cuál es verídico y cuál no? luis gonzález nos explica. los consumidores dependen más y más de las reseñas que leen para comprar productos y servicios en línea y hasta para planear sus vacaciones. pero puede ser difícil reconocer si esos comentarios y recomendaciones son reales o falsos. le aconsejamos a los a las personas que compran que siempre verifiquen si son auténticas las reseñas y que que lean cuidadosamente los comentarios. primero lea las descripciones y detalles de los productos, incluyendo la letra pequeñita. el departamento de protección del consumidor de nueva york dice que debe sospechar si un producto t

permanentes o titulares de una green card, aquellos con estatus legal temporal como beneficiarios de dacaen la esquina superior derecha y para tramitarla puede visitar su dmv local. prepare documentos para comprobar su identidad, domicilio y número de seguro social. y ya que estamos hablando de identificaciones, ahora los californianos pueden renovar su tarjeta de estacionamiento para personas con discapacidad permanente en línea con una firma electrónica. y es que el dmv informó que envió avisos de renovación a más de 260.000 personas que poseen estas tarjetas desde hace 6 años o más, indicándoles que pueden renovar su tarjeta en línea o también por correo postal. cabe mencionar que las tarjetas deben renovarse antes del 30 de junio del 2025. en otros temas, el departamento de recursos hídricos de california informó que la capa de nieve alcanzó el 108% del promedio estatal tras la primera medición de la temporada. sin embargo, aunque las cifras son prometedoras, el director de la agencia advierte que las condiciones extremas entre sequía y lluvia pueden cambiar hasta el mes de enero. en

permanentes o titulares de una green card, aquellos con estatus legal temporal como beneficiarios de dacacial. miryam villarreal. telemundo 48. la ciudad de santa clara planea crear 2 zonas de entretenimiento alrededor del estadio levi's, donde se permitirá el consumo de bebidas alcohólicas en áreas públicas como aceras y calles. ciudades como san josé ya cuentan con estas zonas que también promueven las compras, el arte y el teatro. aunque la ciudad dice que no planea proceder hasta que los factores económicos, como por ejemplo las tasas de interés, sean más favorables. vámonos a santa cruz. ya anunció que reabrirá oficialmente el muelle municipal este sábado 4 de enero tras su cierre por el colapso de una sección del pasado 23 de diciembre. la ceremonia de reapertura será a las 10:00. dijeron esto luego que la ciudad confirmó que el muelle es seguro. tras una evaluación estructural, la parte afectada permanecerá cerrada mientras continúan las reparaciones. pasemos aho con nuestra meteoróloga vianey arana para más detalles sobre el tiempo. qué tal, amigos? vimos una linda semana con temp

until proven guilty why not make sure someone arrested for shoplifting or arrested burglary maybe dacaid get court process quieted before deported. >> when you say deported president trump says going to start deporting people who have been convicted of crimes. >> conviction this bill did not talk about conviction this bill wants -- the law already says if if you are convicted of a crime or if you admit to serious crime, that is grounds for deportation, but this law was doing expanding that category saying it is not just convictions if you are arrested then you can be -- deported, and i believe that you should have the legal process in this country, if you are arrested to say look i was innocent, i don't deserve a conviction. >> i i mean it doesn't appear to bode well, the fact that we had you know such disagreement over the speaker, mike johnson, against the act president trump trying to keep options open i wonder if any unity on any of this trump yesterday watch this. >> i like one big, beautiful bill i always have i always will but if two, two is more certain, it does go a little bit

. -- water, daca, it is worse then the titanic down there. and my feet hurt.e bataan death march. and the doctor is like old man it could be worse. and then he is like i need you to take off your blouse. >> is that the ends at? >> that was the end. i thought it would do better and people would laugh. [laughter] that joke was like world war i. [applause] >> greg: what is save. kat, what is safe it. is in that data from cnn and they saying? they put all of their eggs on liz cheney and cnn doing that? the january 6 commission 5%? >> the way they reacted is if they had been asked the question of like did you think january sixth was awesome? and 90 5% to people said yes. people are like i don't really think about it anymore which is i think normal and healthy at this point. but the weirdest thing is that sunny i feel like people say i feel like that all the time and you should be more shocked hearing something like that at this point. being compared to the holocaust being compared to hitler know here is another one. i'm sure people will do it again next year. >> gr

if your child is a daca recipient, someone who has lived here nearly their entire life, they are now subject to mandatory detention under this bill. >> great work there. the act is named after a young american woman murdered by an illegal. and you're talking about stealing a snickers. but these are the people who also compare trespassing at the capitol to nine over 11. maybe it's me, but it seems these people are really bad at assessing crime, which makes them really good at putting our lives at risk and getting people to vote republican. you know, tyrus, dems always do this when you offer a practical solution. they come at you with the rarest of exceptions. what if it's a little boy and he's sick and he's missing his legs and he needs a candy bar? >> what if it's that? >> that's when you got to be a republican and say his legless goes to jail. yeah, i'm sorry. >> i'm. >> but forget all that. what's up with the shameless plug of 7-eleven? like you got an endorsement deal with 7-eleven? what's going on? like just no one else picked up on that. well, it can't be an am pm skoch circle k

let's remember that started there with daca under president obama. how many children have died on this treacherous journey to the united states? how many have been lost in our system? over 325,000 children lost in a system where hhs and the biden administration did nothing but endanger the lives of these children. moreover, we have seen the most dangerous crossing. this isn't just me saying this. this is the united nations literally listing the southern border with the united states as the most dangerous land crossing in the world. in the world, we have emboldened the cartels. we've emboldened human traffickers. we have created a national security crisis for the united states, and we have put all of our children in danger. how many times have tom and i and others like derek maltz, viktor avilov come forward, rodney scott come forward and said, look at the number of people in the united states that have lost their lives due to fentanyl poisoning. so not only was the border dangerous for people crossing, it was dangerous for us and here in the united s

and when i hear, you know, our new president talk about border security and fixing daca, i see an opportunity, you know, i'm willing to sit down at the table and get that done. i think, what's wrong with this town and so many capitals around the country is just this extreme partisanship all the time. you know, there are plenty to point out on the far left and the far right. that's a lot of nonsense. we've got to move beyond that, get together, get things done, deliver results, not rhetoric for the american people. >> the gentleman from west virginia has the final word. yeah. look, i think perhaps there could be some mutual points of intersecting interest on issues like border, which i think is great. but just to be clear, my constituents have sent me here to this town, not to work with democrats, but to destroy their agenda over the last four years that has crushed this country, the american dream and the american worker. that's what i'm here to do. but if there are some issues like the border child tax credits, pro-family issues that we can work on together, i think that's wonderful as long

i mean, unless it really gets some penetration in the right wing media, one way or another, it daca bem here. and so they're going to run covert interference because they know it's part of the larger maga world, and it's pro-trump, and they're not going to step out of line either. trump is fully captured everything. >> yeah, i was going to say, and what we've learned from the election is even if it does reach people in large numbers, people just say they don't care. they care more about something else. instead of these norms of separations and checks and balances, everyone stick around. we've got another bonus round of worst of the week, a moment that left vice president harris with left vice president harris with for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris m

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fix in daca, fixing immigration reform. college affordability, protecting social security and medicare. so many issues, i could go on and on and i look forward to your questions. i look forward to a very informative meeting, thank you. [applause] >> okay the first question will be addressed to mr. zeldin. >> who do you support for president and please explain why. cooks i endorsed donald trump over over hilary clinton. i have some serious issues with hilary clinton, her record for this is not just about electing a president the next four years for this is about the future of our supreme court for may be the next 40. i care deeply about national security. i want to see our economy grow. i believe we could do a better job negotiating trade deals to help the american worker, the american company. the american economy as well. i've been a pretty vocal opponent of common core going back to my time in the new york state senate. to improve the quality education he has been outspoken with that as well. quite honestly, neither of th

there is such a thing as a daca -- so we have to be honest about that. do you think senator vance has a right that you do punish those it commit violence >> yes. so you'd be on with a blanket party for anyone involved? this is one of things we continue to talk about about doj and not politicizing things. you look back to the summer of 22 and there were people who burn small businesses and government property and otherwise that were never charge for anything so looking at this and their people who are committing violence obviously and that's different. i'm with j.d.. let me ask you about the big news today on the hill which is the confirmation process by me getting underway for president trump's cabinet. where are you on the president's appointees, do you want to quickly approve all of them or argue still examining them and you have some questions or concerns about any of this nominations >> obviously i mention it earlier in article ii section 2 is taken very seriously. advise and consent enough to process that i have is to give the president great effort