my name is paloma florez. i'm your program coordinator for the indian ed. welcome, new commissioners. we're happy to have you here as well. we're going to start at the left and have introductions before we officially begin. thank you. [speaking native language] >> i'm a parent in the district as well as a teacher at paul revere. >> my name is melanie gordon. i'm an enrolled member of the toe honest owe o tohono o'odham nation in arizona. >> pa loloma florez. happy to be here. [speaking native language] >> hello. welcome, good evening. i am a navajo, and i have a son, and he's going to mission high, and he's in 12th grade. >> thank you. >> hello. good evening. my name is kai anderson lawson. i'm registered metis. i attend the high school at 620 32nd avenue. [inaudible] >> whoops. my name is betty trujillo. i am the chair person for indian ed located at centers middle school. our mission is indian ed program title vi supports the unique education and cultural related academics, need of american indian and alaska native students in san francisco's unified scho

it was apparent when they challenged the ruling of a central district of california judge in the florez settlement case. dhs is left to deal with the repercussions. the number of apprehensions of illegal aliens between the ports of entry along the south u.s. border is increasing exponentially. during fiscal year 2018, 396,579 aliens were apprehended entering the u.s. illegally between southwest border ports of entry. this trend is continuing into fiscal year 2019 with 51,000 such aliens apprehended in october, and 51,856 apprehended in november. at the same time, dhs is faced with ever-increasing violence and lawlessness at the southwest border. one need look -- [no audio] to prevent the port from being overrun -- -- with a caravan from central america. for weeks we were told by the open borders lobby and by much of the media that the thousands of caravaners were peaceful, and that they were fleeing violence, not seeking to invoke it. day, upwards of 1000 of them attempted to storm the entry lanes of san isidro, and when they could not get through, they stormed through the southbound ex

look at the florez treatment plan. where is tomi florez? where is karen kubic? do you want me to cite some more names? in the bayview, way back in 2012, we should have had young men and women filling all of these positions controlled by somebody from san francisco public utilities commission and working in sync with the city and county of san francisco. you should hear -- you should have heard that hearing. the people were crying, how they're treated like animals. and this is even in the sfpuc, more in the out lying areas. i remember this man once rent, and they wouldn't allow him to go up in the elevator. they had to make a call to another person. they say oh, that's general manager kelly. you allow him to go up on the elevator. another woman who worked really hard was treated sexual abuse, had to go to another agency where she got her fair trial. so what i'm asking? where is our presentation on the digesters, a real good one. why are you having the opportunity with the -- and i'm sorry i took a little more time. >> i am, too. >> so those points, thank you, fra

two years ago, chairman bill florez introduced incoming chairman mark walker. i should note in the bylaws, you cannot serve for more than two years. nobody is getting fired. this year, the outgoing chairman is introducing incoming german mike johnson. i will give you little bit of a background on them. i want to elaborate on something i just said. one of the great things about the republican study committee is that the way that they select people relatively new in congress is a great indicator on who is going to have a big career in the u.s. house of representatives. it is a major position because it is such an important group, and now a mainstream conservative group, they look for leaders that people haven't quite heard of yet because they have been relatively newly elected. mark walker was starting his second term when he was a look did to the chairmanship. the same thing is true of mike johnson. mark walker came in at 2014. let me introduce them now and we will go on to our event. >> mark walker to my right, he represents the sixth congressional district of

andre gonzalez florez, venezuela. ming hoo, china. at while garcia, venezuela.xavi, thailand. yonas a gay, ethiopia. yuri blau, israel. maria saran, nicaragua. kareem yousef, nigeria. milton beale, south africa. aksamaahmed, russia. vladimir sibelius, georgia. your honor, there are 31 applicants for naturalization, each of the applicants have been examined by the united states citizenship and immigration service and the government has completed its investigation in each case. it has been determined the africans eligible for naturalization at this time. i move that upon taking the oath of allegiance to the united states of america each applicant present having answered his or her name to include the name change be granted naturalization of the united states of america. >> i'm very pleased to grant the motion. everyone, there's going to be a new citizen. please raise your right hand and repeat after me the oath of allegiance. i hereby declare on oath. that i absolutely and entirely renounce and endure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, s

committee, a committee that was chaired by jim jordan, by mike pence and he lost to a guy named bill florez think a lot of people appreciated him i think he will bring a lot of conservative voice, i think -- the left politicize is a tragedy on the border. later sean hannity's exclusive interview with outgoing u.n. ambassador nikki haley, we'll be >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," trump versus the establishment. sadly we are learning more about a 7-year-old girl from guatemala who died at the border earlier this month after being apprehended with her father and others in the remote desert of new mexico. she reportedly was without food and water for days during the treacherous journey and according to a new report her father did not alert authorities to any health issues until eight hours after they had been apprehended. now department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen reacted to the tragedy earlier today, take a look. >> it's heart-wrenching, my heart goes out to the family, all of dhs. this is a sad example of the dangers of this journey. the family

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florez, we are not able to keep them both together and prosecute them so the result of that is we do not prosecute families that used to come across the border illegally under the current executive order. thank you. >> thank you. before i turned to the gentleman zeid al, i just want to make i'm going to ask one of the members of the aisle to vote and come back. i like every single member to have the opportunity to ask five minutes and the secretary has a hard stop coming up soon as well. we are working to try and get you all in but i can't guarantee that's going to happen. now i turned to the gentleman from idaho, mr. labrador for five minutes. apprehensionsof went down in 2017 at the border. is that correct? sec. nielsen: yes. >> i liquidated them just present at you about the number of crimes going down in 2017 actually correlates with the idea that illegal immigration does not have an effect on crime. sec. nielsen: i would agree. >> i think it would be careful with making that kind of argument in the future if i were on the other side. you know we are in a humanitarian crisis of t

it was apparent when they challenged the ruling of a central district of california judge in the florez settlement case. dhs is left to deal with the repercussions. the number of apprehensions of illegal aliens between the ports of entry along the south u.s. border is increasing exponentially. 396,579iscal year 2018, aliens were apprehended entering the u.s. illegally between southwest border ports of entry. this trend is continuing into fiscal year 2019 with 51,000 such aliens apprehended in october, and 51,000 856 apprehended in november. -- 51,008 hundred 56 apprehended in november. dhs is facedime, with ever-increasing violence and lawlessness at the southwest border. look -- -- to prevent the port from -- with a caravan from central america. for weeks we were told by the open borders lobby and by much of the media that the thousands peaceful, andwere fleeing violence, not seeking to invoke it. instead on that day come upwards stormedusand of them the entry lanes of san isidro, and when they could not get through, they stormed through the southbound exit lanes. when that failed, the