gration court to plead their case.the u.s., undocumented children are not entitled to free legal representation. an estimated nine out of 10 kid, most appearing alone, are ordered back to their home countries. a lawsuit filed by the aclu is asking the ferguson to provide free counsel to undocumented kids. that is now tied up in court. in the meantime, as our jessica gomez reports, a group of attorneys in new york is taking it upon themselves to help. >> navigating her way around new york city now comes easy to 18-year-old jennifer. it wasn't always that way. >> we come here for life, because life in central america is not easy. >> living in poverty and abandoned by her father in honduras. jeffery's brother who suffers from severe epilepsy wasn't getting the medical treatment he needed. >> we couldn't do anything. the doctors didn't wa to help us because we didn't have the money to pay them. >> in 2014 jennifer and her brother, along with their mother, fled honduras for the u.s. apprehended at the border, they were rele

dedidn't gration of the european construction. as a previous rand european study explored in more detail, in the aftermath of brexit, the political and security struck turs of europe will have to response -- structures of europe will have to respond to ensure our common interest, most likely by strengthening nato-e.u. relationships. to sum up, the overriding message from our study is that it's in the best interest of the u.k. and to a lesser extent the e.u. to achieve some sort of open trading and investment relationship post-brexit. the big challenge for the brexit negotiations around trade are complications of coming up with such an agreement. a common position between the two parties will be difficult. particularly if the two parties adopt the conflicting negotiation -- negotiating positions of positive sum versus negative sum game. and that's why the agreement this week to move to phase two is so important. in public, both sides have declared their intent to have a . sitive partnership but if the differ interests and aspiratio

diversity visa program, these extended family categories, are not the way anybody would design them gration system if we were to start from cratch today -- this immigration system if we were to start from scratch today. we want to be able to select the types of people who are coming here based on die their -- criteria that assure their success. and random lotteries, extended family connections, that's not the way to run our immigration system. so i appeal, we appeal to the congress as they consider these matters, as we speak. and in the coming weeks, to seriously take into account these concerns that we have with the way the immigration system is structured and its vulnerabilities. nd correct that. at that point, my formal comments are concluded. i would answer any questions ou have. reporter: is there anything the president can do on his ownby executive action, by executive order to change the process for either chain migration or the visa lottery? mr. cissna: well, i mean, that's something we're looking at right now. in uscis, my agency. which is the agency that administers all these visa

florida, utah, arizona, these are states that is likely to benefit from positive in mieg fwrags gratione let's take miami, for instance, mid-prices have stalled. we were debating a few minutes ago with this tax change, would this make the competition for people live income new jersey, new york, massachusetts, for example, would finally they say, okay, i'm going to move earlier now, i'm being chased out by high state taxes i can't deduction. i will move to miami and that means as an investor, should i not go along all those condos on the market in south beach, for example >> so there is an active building, but still by normal job creation and house inflation there the an under production and, therefore, as a real estate investor, i think they should be looking towards, you know, where is a positive in-flow migration. i would say another thing for real estate investor is wherever amazon's second head quarter is determined, that will be a good spot real state unlike bonds and stocks don't react immediately there is slow movement so after the announcement, if a real estate investor is lookin

and in a moment i‘ll be talking to harry gration in leeds, about the worrying rise in grandparents withhe card only allows three items a day to be withdrawn and to keep it active the recipient has to visit the drop—in centre at least once a week. that is so that workers can monitor the health and well—being of homeless people and rough sleepers, and i suppose provide that human contact that the machine cannot. how likely is it that the scheme could be rolled out in other places? very likely. the charity looking at rolling it out in birmingham and london in the new year and they want 20 such machines to be placed across the uk by next summer. you come to be placed across the uk by next summer. you come here to be placed across the uk by next summer. you come here to get something to eat or drink or clean dry socks, perhaps, the access is brilliant. as we can hear, the reaction, albeit on the first day, has been incredibly positive. people like the location, they like the fa ct like the location, they like the fact that its 24 hours a day access. it is worth remembering at this time of gr