jorge duany: we have a few more questions. why don't we take all three and then ask the panel to address them. go ahead please. student: good afternoon. i am a representation of the haitian student organization you on campus. as well as the catholic panthers. my question has to do with cuban adjustment act. as there been an attempt to implement an act similar to the cuban adjustment act by the haitian community? jorge duany: thank you. we will take them to the next question. julio: my name is julio. i am an undocumented student. i have come here. the reason i'm undocumented because when i, i came here when i was 16. i came here 30 days after my 16th birthday. i question is with the unaccompanied minors, and my question is a lot of immigrants are getting auto removals when they go to court, so what would it take for the government to realize there is a crisis happening right now? and what if we applied the cuban adjustment act? to these minors? because in the last 10 years we've had the same amount of cubans, 40,000 cubans, arr

jorge duany: we have a few more questions. why don't we take all three and then asked the panel to address them. go ahead please. student: good afternoon. i am they represented by the haitian student organization you on campus. my question has to do with cuban adjustment act. has been an attempted government and acts similar to the cuban adjustment act by the haitian community? jorge duany: thank you. we will take them to the next question. julio: my name is julio. i am an undocumented student. i come here by way of peru. the reason i'm undocumented because when i i came here when , i was 16. my question is, a lot of immigrants are getting auto removals when they go to court so what would it take for the government to realize there is a crisis happening right now? and what if we applied the cuban adjustment act? in the last 10 years we've had the same amount of cubans, 40,000 cubans, arrive to miami every year. we call it like an invasion. and that is no different than cubans coming to the united states. jorge duany: thank you

jorge duany: thank you to a wonderful panel and thank you all for being here. [applause] jorge duany: and good afternoon. >> next, a discussion with mike lee of utah. then the conclusion of our interviews with new members of congress. then the legacy of laura bush. mike lee spoke with reporters today at a breakfast hosted by "the christian science monitor. go-- monitor." he talks about the 2016 presidential race, which began with the entry with ted cruz and rand paul. this is just under an hour. dave cook: i am dave cook from "the monitor." thanks for coming. our guest is senator mike lee, and it is an opportunity for what the senator's new book calls a compliant press corps that is all too willing to blame republicans for anything and everything. [laughter] i guest tells of a unique childhood where his dad served as solicitor general under president reagan. starting at age 10, he began attending supreme court arguments. fellow mormon harry reid was a friend of the lee family, and as the story goes, once locked a preteen mike lee in a garage. overcoming scars t

jorge duany: i think we have time for a couple more questions. anybody else? >> i am a professor in the english department and i have a question. everything you are saying is important and pertinent for questions. media is important and law is important and communal activism is important. but i have not heard one element that i think might also be of significant importance and that is education. we are talking about putting a face to the problem, but who talks about people here? you talk about the laws, different procedures, a lot of technical things which are very important, i do not deny the significance. but how about education? is there a role for education to play in advancing the cause you have so elegantly advocated? thank you. helen ag. irre ferre: i would say education has been at the forefront of this discussion. educational institutions have been the primary proponents of the dream act. to show you how complicated it is, we did not get the state tuition waiver, our form of the dream act, until last year. it was absolutely astounding, a state where t

[applause] jorge duany: and good afternoon. >> head of the u.s. immigration enforcement will testify about the enforcement of immigration laws. we will have live coverage today at 10 a.m. on c-span3. in the afternoon, the senate foreign relations committee will talk about iran legislation. the final measure could give sanctions relief to iran. if lawmakers disapprove. law coverage of this markup starts at 2:15 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> were you a fan of c-span's first lady series? it is now a book. looking inside the personal life of every first lady in american his great -- history. based on interviews with more than history andians biographers. learn more about the ladies, their lives and ambitions and unique partnerships with their presidential spouses. the book on the lives of 45 iconic american women provide lively stories of these fascinating women who survived this group me of the white house , sometimes at personal cost while subverting their families and even changed history. c-span's first ladies is an illuminating, entertaining and in