but why latino organizations? >> well, you know, like anna said, we're one of the largest -- now the majority. we're saying that -- the new majority. latinos are a very powerful community, investing in the economy billions of dollars. we own homes. we are like any other american living in this country that just wants a better life, wants their children to be, you know, professionals and grow up and be hopefully the president of the united states one day. so it's very important to invest in nonprofits that are helping build our latino communities, that are helping invest and grow, and looking at deficit areas and building on those deficit areas. and we're actually a recipient of a grant that we receive from the latino community foundation. >> okay. and, juan, you probably see the impacts of this a little bit further down the line, right, in your schools. >> that's correct. i mean, our district serves -- over 50% of our students that we serve are latino background. and so we depend on a lot of the organizations that

. >> we are latino, we love baseball! >> the philadelphia phillies have added latino flare to their lineup. >> mexico. >> the beautiful game is bringing nations together for philadelphia's unity cup. >> listen to me. >> and jose garces is making an impact with local immigrants. >> that is my flag. >> plus, learn how the latino community is standing together to help puerto rico recover. we are united. >> welcome to visions 20-17, our celebration of latino culture. >> we are at taller puertorriqueno, in the barrio on north 5th street. >> it's a beautiful new space filled with arts and cultural programming devoted to latinos. >> and everyone throughout the latino community is standing together with thoughts and prayers for puerto rico. >> the devastation is so difficult to see after two hurricanes.o, the hispanic community here in philadelphia has pulled together to do everything they can to help. >> it's horrible what's happening right there, 100 percent catastrophe. >> hurricane maria has crippled the island of puerto >> t

among the most important yet least known in history, she has been fighting at the grass roots for latinoses, and a new documentary about her life has been released, called simply, dolores, revealing the political issues involved in committing one's life to justice. >> there were very, very few latinos, i'm talking about men, in the california legislature in the '50s and '60s, and here you have dolores, people just didn't do that in these days. >> we had one piece of legislation saying you had to be a citizen to get public assistance, i took parents whose kids had served in world war ii, to one senator that was chief to get that legislation, sat them in his office with the pictures of the kids, and their uniforms, i told them just stay here until he says yes, he will vote on that bill. >> what kind of a lobbyist is she? >> she is a great lobbyist, she is untirable. unorthodox. dolores will bring hundreds of people and camp outside your office. so when dolores is in sacramento, everybody knows she is in sacramento. >> when i watched this documentary, dolores, it's -- hard for me to sort of

born latinos are younger than 18. can you speak to the benefits of programming which involves them early on in the democratic process such as preregistration and also perhaps anything that's doing that ties preregistration to increase civic engagement. >> i think it would have a tremendously positive effect because of the youth in the community, because of the connection to schooling, when you reach them when they're still in high school and are able to preregister them, when it's coupled with good civics education, i think it could have a particular impact in the latino community because so many of our u.s. citizen youth may be the children of immigrants who are not yet naturalized, not yet able to vote. they therefore may not see in their families an example of voter participation, so having that provided to them through high school, through the dmv, through the kinds of things that youth engage in collectively could be very positive and encouraging future participation in elections. >> thank you. and also, is there

. >> todo ha sido prÁcticamente contra los latinos.ice mÁs protecciÓn a los inmigrantes es mÁs que bienvenida. >> todos tenemos a trabajar en este paÍs. kenny: establecieron una oficina que ofrece la oportunidad a millones de inmigrantes para salir de la sombra y contribuir activamente a la economÍa. artnaxa: los latinos son la minorÍa en chicago. asegura que la comunidad afroamericana disminuyÓ. pero quÉ significa el aumento de la poblaciÓn latina y cuÁles son los retos ? >> expertos pronosticaban que iba a ocurrir pero no tan pronto. por primera vez los hispanos son el segundo grupo Étnico en chicago despuÉs de los blancos. despuÉs de los blancos. entre 2015 y 2016la poblaciÓn aumentÓ de 756,000 a 803,000. lo que quiere decir que componemos el 29 . por ciento de la poblaciÓn total de 2 millones de los residentes. el censo revelÓ que por primera vez en 50 aÑos la poblaciÓn afroamericana cayó a menos de 800,000 residentes en chicago. aunque ahora los latinos superan en nÚmero a la poblaciÓn negra, no quiere decir que no puedan trabajar

a lot of the stories that we see about latinos are mainly stories of war latinos are breaking the lawt that only comprises 1% of what the latino population is truly about and what we are doing to our american economy, to our nation. day-to-day, as a community, as voters and taxpayers. as teachers, as parents. as employees, as employers. the. >> do you think the current administration and the political pliemt played a roll in your moat station? >> it hasn't. because i think it really puts some fire, you know? on me. so just take action and get it done. but i think that motherhood was what gave that to me. gave me that motivation. and it reminded me of what -- how painful it was at times, growing up here. when i was encouraged and inspired to recite my anthem to sing my national anthem, i felt like it was representing me, but when whenever i would turn on the television, i would open the history book, i would buy a magazine, i would look at a movie. i didn't see myself reflected in anything like that. that really made me feel very hungry for role models that i felt i could identify with

texas is about half, 60% latino. they have not been represented in the government, but we work very closely with them. and we're trying to get the muslim and arab community engaged in the electoral process so people are working with our revolution in terms of organizing and electing representatives. we also have people working with the democratic -- the democratic party, i should say, in san antonio and in austin. and actually, tomorrow there is a fund-raiser for a candidate in austin. the muslim community is doing that. we have been very active with people who are running for congress and also supporting people who are running against roger williams or william rogers. whatever his name is, our representative. one of those terrible guys. so we're pretty active in terms of when it comes to that, but we're working closely with the latino community. i think they have a better chance of actually getting people elected in texas than our arabs and muslims. arabs and muslims are not there yet because of all the things that

. >> we are latino, we love baseball!lphia phillies have added latino flare to their lineup. >> mexico. >> the beautiful game is bringing nations together for philadelphia's unity cup. >> listen to me. >> and jose garces is making an impact with local immigrants. >> that is my flag. >> plus, learn how the latino community is standing together to help puerto rico recover. we are united. >> welcome to visions 20-17, our celebration of latino culture. >> we are at taller puertorriqueno, in the barrio on north 5th street. >> it's a beautiful new space filled with arts and cultural programming devoted to latinos. >> and everyone throughout the latino community is standing together with thoughts and prayers for puerto rico. >> the devastation is so difficult to see after two hurricanes.o, the hispanic community here in philadelphia has pulled together to do everything they can to help.

it's not yet mature in the latino side. and most importantly, it's engagement and it's running people for office. what we did in california -- i was very young when prop 187 happened. prop 1878 it was an effort to basically attack a latino families. it's not too far off from what donald trump is trying to go today. what we saw there in the aftermath was the largest registration numbers in history for latino community throughout southern california and overtime more candidates whether it was city council, state legislature, name your school board, name your position, we were running for office and what that showed was we're here and we're here to stay. i think for our community probably the most historica parallel experience would be the japanese-american experience in the aftermath of world war ii. i studied it a lot because i was trying to see how can i help and be a voice for my communities. what happened there and you have good examples of where the community started electing people to congress to make sure that a commun

participÓ en nuestro programa de raÍces donde viajamos a centroamÉrica para conectar a los jÓvenes latinosn. reportero: la policÍa de san francisco arrestÓ a un inmigrante y documentado de 18 aÑos de edad como uno de los tres responsables en el homicidio . los otros dos arrestados son jesÚs pÉrez de 24 aÑos y daniel cruz de 18. los tres son sospechosos de haber cometido cinco robos entre el 15 y el 13 de agosto. en uno de ellos muriÓ abel. >>ha sido una pÉrdida muy grande para nuestra familia, para nuestra organizaciÓn y para la comunidad. reportero: con la muerte de abel el departamento de inmigraciÓn dijo que esta muerte se pudo haber evitado si se hubiese entregado garcÍa pineda. garcÍa pineda fue puesto en libertad con la condiciÓn de que llevara puesto un grillete con un localizador electrÓnico. la información indica que garcÍa pineda cumpliÓ con los tÉrminos hasta que en agosto no se presentÓ a su cita. volviÓ a ser arrestado en septiembre por un presunto caso de violencia domÉstica y la oficina del alguacil dijo que ice debiÓ de presentar una orden de arresto criminal y no de una pe

largely asian and latino. the issue is a developing institutional capacity, coalition and alliance among asian latino immigrants in terms of addressing issues of shared concern. that may have to do with wages and apply the conditions but also has to do with political representation and preserving their communities. >> questions? right here. before we take the first question i want to let people know that tarry and gabriel will be signing their books downstairs just outside the front door, and we will start speed is you will be, to. >> i am a terrible. it's awful. going. >> -- go ahead. >> in interest of full disclosure my family lived in sunset park in 1964, and many young people have come to realize -- [inaudible] the leadership was not there always working against their own people. [inaudible] >> so your question. [inaudible] >> one of the things that leaves me very unhappy is the lack of the focus of the role both municipal, state -- >> just-in-time for the question. go for it. >> the role, because of inact

. >> esta es una lucha para todo el pueblo latino y juntos con nuestros aliados vamos a ganar al finonas tres hermanos mexicanos esperan ansiosamente la decisiÓn presidencial sobre daca ellos lograron emprender un negocio familiar de dulces con chile amparados por el programa y temen perderlo todo. claudia mendoza estuvo con ellos. >> nos ha costado tener lo que tenemos y quitarnos daca es como quitar el esfuerzo que habÍamos puesto estos 5 aÑos. >> estos jÓvenes empresarios no pueden esconder el dolor que les causa el saber que se pueda cancelar el programa de acciÓn diferida conocido como daca. >> tenemos siempre el pendiente de quÉ va a pasar maÑana. >> iniciÓ con sus padres quiÉnes hace 15 aÑos desde la sala de su hogar se dedicaron al venta de negocio de dulces con chile, expandieron el negociado que iriendo un local convirtiÉndolo en una empresa formal. >> entraron los crÉditos y ya podÍa mÁs maquinaria y materia prima. >> cada uno es encargado de un apartamento recuerdan cÓmo de pequeÑos jugaban a hacer dulces. >> me acuerdo que me dio una cinta chiquita me ponÍa arriba de la

presentador: hoy somos todas latinos y como latinos tenemos que comportarnos. jackie: claro que sÍ.de estamos nosotros. nos encontramos en la 175 y broadway. acÉrquese a nosotros y haga su donativo. jackie: claro que sÍ. vamos a estar con todos ellos recibiendo los donativos. recuerde univision.com/unidos. presentador: carla, vamos contigo. carla: gracias, new york. un abrazo a todos nuestros hermanos en la gran manzana que siempre muestran su corazÓn. aquÍ estoy muy bien acompaÑada, mire nada mÁs estas estrellas en este marco telefÓnico que estÁn esperando sus llamadas 18008422200. la compaÑÍa grandes estrellas, todos unidos, unidos por los nuestros. vemos a carla monroy, pablo montero, a chiquis, ana patricia, marlene fabela. un montÓn de estrellas que estÁn esperando su llamada y esperando que se solidaricen con quien mÁs lo necesita. hoy hay una sola voluntad, ayudar como bien nos muestra. asÍ estamos esperando su llamada. obviamente hay un lugar a donde no podemos faltar. las redes sociales han jugado un papel fundamental hoy en dÍa. nos hemos informado con todos los vÍdeos que

i have joined latino groups. i have advocated for some of the needs of latinos. i've done it because it gives me a sense of comfort and security in my life. we don't gravitate to that which we grew up in, because it's the familiar. the familiar is warming and security and confidence building. but, very careful to give a more broader lesson in my book to talk about the name, not to insulate yourself within your community, but simply to use it as a springboard into the larger world. yes, go back, know your culture, have your friends, feel their warmth but then, go out and explore, that's what they're therefore, to support you if you fall down, to pick you up and push you out again and let you try new things. i talk about building bridges and not building walls in my book. i talk in those terms because i don't believe in isolation, i believe every community should try to go into the world and embrace it all. weather is going to a place like princeton which was alien to me, to making friends were not latinos. it's to convenience not to reach out and make friends that

with that latino community. the live we suggest this. and i do have to say this but there was the study done of 1 billion votes between 2014 ad of 1 billion votes between 2000 and 2014. there is much more weight given to a commission on integrity if they were concerned with russian interference with that same composition and those intelligence agencies with the election. and then that legitimizes anything so when asked a question whether not at 16 they should be given in a diploma but they should be given the diploma and a card that says of what is important to vote across america every school public or private we should all have that and in addition to the fact with the abcs of boating and voter participation in the past to be a holistic approach the attorney general is almost gleeful when it comes to new pulling back on voter registration and enforcement almost like he is over joyful many of us view this time as another reconstruction that if you understand the history of america, there was a compromise of 1877 in which one individual

i had advocated for some of the needs of latinos. it's given me a sense of comfort and security in my life.we don will gravitate to that in which we grew up in. because it's a familiar. in the familiar security and confidence building. but i'm very careful to give a more broader lesson in my book to talk about the needs to insulate yourself within the community but to simply use it as a springboard into these larger world. their but then go out and explore. that's what they're there for. to support you if you fall down.e, to to pick you up and push you out again. and let you try new things.d no i talk in those terms because i don't believe in isolation every community should try to go out into the world and embrace it all. whether it's going to a place like princeton which was completely alien to me to making friends for this. it's too convenient did not reach out and make friends that are different than you. but convenience does not help you grow. you have to take the risk of meeting new people to learn new things. and importantly a

. >> hinojosa: you are the director of the latino diabetes initiative at joslin diabetes center in boston. essentially, you have dedicated your entire life to the issue of diabetes. and there are probably a lot of people who say, "oh, i know that there's diabetes; i know somebody who has diabetes; i know that in some people it can be really dangerous, in other people, they can manage it." so i'm a little confused. so what is the headline? what do we need to know about diabetes that is central to the issue? >> well, the first thing, maria, is that diabetes is a major health care problem around the world. this is not just in this country, it is everywhere. >> hinojosa: but it's not something that you see, right? isn't that one of the problems? i mean, you can be living with diabetes and be fine. >> mm-hmm. actually, it is estimated that perhaps, for type 2 diabetes, which is the most common type of the disease-- ten times more frequent than type 1 diabetes, for instance-- people only have the disease for ten or 15 years without knowing that they have the condition until they manifest the fi

that e-mail was sent last week, and now some students, latino students at the university are calling it racist. a professor sent an e-mail about who made the team when he accidentally included an e-mail chain with his daughter who's also an assistant coach for the team. in that chain his daughter spoke about how the team was lacking diversity with not enough latinos on the team. then she said this, that there were three obviously latino students who came, one was mediocre, two were pretty bad. she then continued to say whether or not they should let them on the team anyway just to boost diversity on the team. those three students spoke with wusa9 and called this offensive. >> we were automatically written out for being latino, and we weren't -- like, if it wasn't racist, then why didn't they have the assessment of every other student that was wait listed. it was only us, and it wasn't even an assessment. it was just a generalization of the three of us. my thing is if he had corrected his daughter and said we shouldn't necessarily connect their identities to their performance, that wo

y eso que la mayorÍa de los latinos son inmigrantes pero muchos son ciudadanos americanos.que nosotros votamos por estas personas. illia: un juez decidirÍa esta tarde si una demanda para validar la elecciÓn de emilio vÁzquez como representante estatal por distrito 197 puede ir a juicio. niladi: buenas tardes. no se hizo una decisiÓn hoy. el juez en esta audiencia escuchÓ argumentos legales para decidir si se llevarÁ a cabo un juicio para determinar si ocurriÓ fraude en la elección del distrito 197. los candidatos del partido verde y republicano quiere nuevas elecciones. en la demanda que se interpuso en abril de este aÑo, los contrincantes dicen que existe evidencia de que ocurriÓ fraude en las urnas. en esta elecciÓn el ganador fue emilio vÁzquez pero en la queja se alega que algunos de los trabajadores estaban distribuyendo material para promover al candidato vÁzquez adentro de los centros de votaciÓn. ademÁs se dice que a los apoya antes de vÁzquez se les permitiÓ que siguieron a los votantes adentro de las urnas y que se usaron tÁcticas de intimidaciÓn. todo esto prohib

illia:servicios latinos invitan a la comunidad al festival latino el prÓximo 16 de septiembre.ada niÑo. irma dejÓ devastación en su paso por el caribe en la isla al este de puerto rico hay decenas de viviendas destruidas. el departamento de vivienda y el departamento federal para el manejo de emergencias hacen un censo para analizar los daÑos y canalizar las ayudas. reportero: estamos en el interior de una de las estructuras destrozadas por el paso del huracÁn irma en la isla de culebra localizada al este de puerto rico. vemos cÓmo prÁcticamente el techo fue arrancado por los vientos huracanados de irma ademÁs de la estructura. vemos la nevera, el horno de microondas y la estufa. v emos el aeropuerto Ésa ha sido habilitado para recibir ayuda. tambiÉn se ha iniciado un conteo del nÚmero de damnificados que hay aquÍ en la isla de culebra, para quienes recibirÁn ayuda prÓximamente del gobierno de estados unidos. illia: muchas gracias, empresario dijeron estar al borde de la quiebra en el sector de habichuelas de repÚblica dominicana. reportero: gracias, con los almacenes llenos de

the african-american and latino community have remained very loyal to his mayoralty so far. think it is because of the economic policies, but they also see in de blasio them a merry tune african-american woman with biracial children, a living symbol of the diversity of new york city and of a sense of caring about what happens to the poor and to the african-americans and latinos of the city. his son is credited really with being responsible for his sudden surge with the famous commercial in august --did john amy: i think we have that commercial. it was in august i think of 2013. amy: let's go to it. little bito take a about bill de blasio. he is the only democrat with the guts to break from the bloomberg years come to only one who will , withtaxes on the rich the boldest plan to build affordable housing, and the only one who will end a stop and frisk era that unfairly targets people of color. he will be a mayor for every new yorker. i say that even if you weren't my dad. amy: this young african-american man with an afro. you just see him talking about bill de blasio. at the e

about three force of that population growth was latino community. some of the places where that population growth is happening are kind of more informal settlements closer to the border, they're not urban areas, they are in some places but certainly not all. certainly not in texas. it's a state with a lot of republican politicians and a lot of republican leaning districts that are growing quickly whose population is at risk of not being counted, just to give one example. >> sure. i think that really highlights rural communities are certainly very susceptible to the undercount. sometimes they have non- from the way that it's done in the urban areas that could impact the ability of the census bureau to get the surveys out to them in the same way. we've also seen it with the internet, self response option, that's also something that could exacerbate that for that community. perhaps for different reasons , different areas have undercount issues but certainly i would say it's something that affects everybody in every make under every community. with the

abrumados con los planes de jubilación, el 51 por ciento de latinos en comparación con el 35 por cientoonfundidos sobre las diferentes opciones de inversión, el 50 por ciento comparado con el 33 por ciento de los no latinos. consumer reports dice que puede abrir una cuenta roth ira o una ira tradicional. en ambas, su dinero crece libre de impuestos, mientras se mantenga en la cuenta. sot mónica liriano, consumer reports "los beneficios de contribuir a una cuenta ira temprano es que tiene tiempo para crecer" (graphic) con una cuenta ira tradicional, hace sus contribuciones tributarias antes, así que se reduce su ingreso, pero ahorra en impuestos. paga los impuestos más tarde cuando saca el dinero. (graphic) con una cuenta roth ira haces tus contribuciones luego de pagar los impuestos, o sea que no ahorras en impuestos ahora. pero luego no debe impuestos, ni siquiera cuando retira el dinero. sot mónica liriano, consumer reports "una cuenta roth ira podría ser una mejor opción si no ganas mucho dinero. la deducción de impuestos de una ira tradicional no te beneficiará mucho y luego podrás

i mean, i'm surprised even our own latinos, i mean, in san francisco.mpaign with the leukemia & lymphoma society, i was nominated for the, you know, man and woman of the year candidate, and i chose to focus on farmworkers exposed to pesticides. and i wrote about it, and people were not aware of the issues, and these are the people who bring food to our tables. and i mean, this is my community. i grew up in salinas. damian: and this--that was old footage, but we're talking this spring. there's farmworkers in salinas who had to be hospitalized because they were exposed. victoria: exactly, in june, within a week in salinas and in watsonville. i mean, that's really crazy. damian: now, like you, i lost my father to cancer. i can't prove that it was caused by pesticides, but you can't tell me that it wasn't. victoria: it is, because there is scientific proof and there is research now. so, my dad, he died of non-hodgkin lymphoma due to pesticide exposure. and i remember being with him at the--getting his chemotherapy, and there were lots of other farmworkers h

joining me now is journalist and founder of define american, jose vargas and maria hosa, host of the latino usa and chris prudham. thank you for being here. jo jose, i want to start with you. it started with a text that you sent me where we were texting back and forth which even though i knew that donald trump was thinking about ending daca was sort of shocking to my system because the idea of doing it so suddenly when he is 800,000 young people gave their information to the government and they know where to find them, when you first -- when it first dawned on you this could happen, what were your thoughts as somebody who is undocumented yourself? >> and one of my thoughts was thinking to myself, these 800,000 people are intergrated in all of our communities across the country. they are in medical schools, some of them are police officers. did you hear about the story of someone in houston that is a daca person that helped with the relief effort in houston right now. >> yeah. >> so i thought of all of those stories of all of those people and the fact that the stories, the real personal stor

y ademÁs, el mundo latino.ue tiene alimentos suministros en sus bases y refugios en el estado. listos para ser distribuidos cuanto antes las autoridades tan dedicada a la bÚsqueda de personas varadas en los cayos. mÁs adelante regreso con mas informaciÓn. lo invito que >>> seguimos con la informaciÓn tras golpear con fuerza el sur y oeste el estado de la florida irma estÁ hacia el norte y se debilita mÁs. tocÓ tierra con categorÍa 4 en los cayos y lo hizo con categorÍa 3 en naples y las Últimas horas ha alcanzado categorÍa 2 sobre tampa. mÁs de 5 millones de hogares donde se encuentran sin servicio elÉctrico y las alerta de tor na se sumaron las Óenes de toque de queda en mus condados afectados por la tormenta y con la luz del dÍa del lunes comenÓo tambiÉn la evaluaciÓn de los daÑos en las infraestructura y las autoridades recomiendan por ahora a la posible kgs no salgan a las calles. que se mantengan en casa. los residentes que evacuaron sus residencias anunciaron el regreso a casa. estados como georgia, alaba

la mayorÍa de los latinos son inmigrantes pero muchos son ciudadanos americanos.ersonas que nos representarÁ nosotros. ilÍa: un acuerdo alcanzado anoche entre el presidente y dos lÍderes demÓcratas sobre daca. julio:dicen que se trabaja en un plan y sugieren que nadie que quiere que se deporte a los soÑadores. fernando: el presidente aprovechÓ una visita a florida para confirmar conversaciones con los demÓcratas sobre un plan para proteger a los soÑadores. >> no estamos hablando de amnistÍa. hablamos de proteger a gente que fue traÍda aquí no por su voluntad. es muy importante. tenemos que tener un muro y sin muros obstruidos cuando necesitemos fondos mÁs adelante entonces no haremos nada. fernando: la demÓcrata que se reuniÓ con el presidente aclaró que no existe un acuerdo final. " tenemos un acuerdo para seguir adelante, pensamos en la base para proteger a los soÑadores y cumplir lo relacionado con la frontera. confÍo en el presidente. uno de los demÓcratas cree que el presidente tiene interÉs en lograr esto. >> lo veo posible. seis meses mÁs de tiempo suficien

marÍa antonieta: en el cruce de las callesse reunieron ciudadanos, inmigrantes latinos y algunos padrestes. hoy en san josÉ una joven ciudadana, explicÓ por quÉ decidiÓ realizar una marcha y mandÓ un mensaje contundente al presidente donald trump. >> yo no creo que ni siquiera sabe, muchos piensan que lo mejor es algo que estÁn dando un paso libre a la gente, asÍ no es, ellos son trabajadores como mucho van a la escuela, estÁn contribuyendo en nuestro paÍs. reportera:llegÓ a este paÍs como muchos jovencitos inmigrantes que los trajeron sus padres. >>son niÑos, son jÓvenes que esperan algo mejor en esta vida. reportera: sueÑa con un mundo mejor y en paz y este no es el momento de bajar la guardia. reportera:hasta ahorita es algo muy peligroso, noche informaciÓn estÁ al aire libre, pero tambiÉn es un orgullo. yo por mucho tiempo tenÍa ese miedo y me escondÍa, pero no tengo nada de quÉ esconderme. reportera: ahora se dedica a educar a otros jÓvenes y da clases de inglÉs, otro de los participantes tambiÉn manifestÓ el finde daca. >> se me hace de los saltos mÁs reprochables. >>n expresaron

the largest latino organization in this country, nearly eight out of every ten latinos in this country is a us citizen. most of these individuals we are talking about, what we are really talking about is millions of american families. it goes beyond the construct, goes beyond the impact to an individual but also the broader fabric of who we are as a country. interesting reporting recently coming out has shown there are 5.7 million us citizen children in this country with one undocumented parent. every ten registered hispanic voters that are documented in many cases as a family member. so i just want to provide that context when we talk about muscular enforcement may mean. .. he was ultimately picked up and on the way to dropping off his kids to school. i do not mention us to discuss necessarily because i hope we have some sympathy for the individual but what it might be like for the daughter as it so turned out, recorded the incident as now is viral and on youtube. you can check that out. you have i.c.e. officers on the way to school picking up your father. what that might mean for you

and latinos have not been known to vote in off year elections and in state and local elections. so i'd like you all to comment on the degree to which you can complain or fight a system in which you don't use the tools that you can to not elect an attorney general in texas who brings a suit against dacas. i mean, it's convoluted, but my question relates to the non-federal focus that i think is lacking in some of this discussion. >> well, i think any effort to vote and to support voting is a good thing. and when people go and they get their ballot, it will have federal and state offices on the same ballot. so the question is to get them either voting by mail or to go to the polls on election day. and i think it also would be helpful for some of these state offices to do a better job educating people about what impact those office holders can have on them. for example, state attorneys general have a big impact. you know, with state attorneys general who have filed to hold up dapa in the courts, it was the threat of state attorneys general filing suit that led to the trump decision

. >>> latino umd mock trial students now know what their former coaches really think of them. the offensive comments that cost a professor and his daughter their jobs. >>> and shelter dogs from texas who are loing for a home even before the storm are now in area. how a local organization and one of the nats best players are maki >>> an e-mail sent to university of maryland latino students describing them as mediocre and pretty bad leads to the forced resignations of a visiting professor and volume up tear. according to "the washington post" professor martin graber said he accidentally sent an e-mail to the students about who had been accepted into the mock trial class, but his e-mail included comments from his daughter, abigail graber, who is a lawyer and assistant coach to criticized latino students. he and his daughter will no longer be involved in that class >>> russian government officials blasted the trump administration today after u.s. authorities took control of three russian diplomatic posts including the russian annex in d.c. russian authorities say the actions to cl

eight out of every ten latinos in this country is a u.s. citizen. most of these individuals that we're talking about -- what we're really talking about here is millions of american families. so, it goes beyond, when we talk about the enforcement construct here, it goes beyond the impact to an individual, but also to the broader fabric of who we are as a country. interesting reporting recently coming out has shown there are 5.7 million u.s. citizen children in this country that have at least one undocumented parent. six out of every ten registered hispanic voters in this country know at least one person who is undocumented. in many cases it's a family member. so, i just want to provide that context when we talk about cost of what muscular enforcement may mean. it's really these -- not just the individual, but the broader family context. and then you start talking about and thinking through what are these so-called collateral costs of ramped up interior enforcement. we have, as i mentioned earlier, a broad network of affiliates in the country

jorge los servicios latinos del condado invitan al evento latino que serÁ llevado a cabo este septiembreteriores del salvador ha regresado. julio: continÚan las negociaciones para defenderÁ los beneficiarios de daca. andres: el ministro de relaciones exteriores del salvadordijo que la deportaciÓn de 190.000 salvadoreÑos a su paÍs podría resultar en una nueva ola de emigraciÓn ilegal a estados unidos. >> no van a encontrar empleo en estos paÍses, pero son mano de obra especializada en la construcciÓn, los restaurantes. pero probablemente otros, otras personas que no tienen los niveles de especialidad no van a encontrar, y con eso lo que se estarÍa provocÁndose una nueva ola migratoria que traerÍa aquí personas que estados unidos no conoce, no estÁn registrados y no son mano de obra calificada. andrÉs: vienen preparados con nuevos argumentos para convencer a la administraciÓn de una nueva prÓrroga para sus compatriotas. >> sabemos que hay un dÉficit en mano de obra y construcciÓn y que se va requerir mucha mano de obra especializada para la reconstrucciÓn por los debates de los Últimos des

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texas is about 50% latino. they are not terribly represented in the government but we work very closely with them. we're trying to get a muslim community and other communities engaged in the electoral process. so what people are working with our revolution in terms of organizing and electing representatives. we also have people working with the democratic party i should say in san antonio and in austin. and actually tomorrow there is a fundraiser in austin, the muslim community is putting that. we had been very active with people that are running for congress and also supporting people who are running against roger williams, or was it william rogers? whatever his name is. he's one of those terrible guys. we are pretty active in terms of when it comes to that but we are working very, very close with the latino community. i think that better chance of getting people elected in texas that arabs and muslims. arabs are not the you because all the things that you have said. it i'm going to say something that my wife

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came to the minds of many people in african-american communities and in caucasian communities and an latino or brown communities. when our president, the president of this country, referred to african-american citizens, taxpaying citizens who are gainfully employed, making good money in this country, in the nfl, as professional athletes, when he referred to

entrevistada: queremos que hagan algo bueno por los latinos.el condado de santa clara. tambiÉn participÓ en una serie de recomendaciones para mejorar las cÁrceles, luego de la muerte de un preso con problemas mentales. desde san josÉ, marÍa antonieta mejía, noticias univisiÓn 14. presentador: en ver kelly se aprobÓ una medida para que la policÍa utilice gas pimienta en las protestas. el consejo se reuniÓ hoy con votación de seis-tres, dieron luz verde a esta medida. -- berkeley se aprobÓ una medida para que la policÍa utilice dos pimienta en las protestas. el consejo se reuniÓ hoy con votaciÓn de seis-tres y se dio luz verde a esta medida. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: legisladores estatales en coordinaciÓn con el gobernador charlie brown, acordaron destinar $30,000,000 para apoyar a los dreamers afectados por la decisiÓn del presidente donald trÓn. -- trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> es un sueÑo para muchos que sus hijos tengan esa motivaciÓn. reportera: es difÍcil para ella y para todos con los que ha compartido un salÓn de clase. >> ellos tambiÉn estÁ librando una batalla.

los latinos, todos juntos lo vamos a lograr. alan: latinos como tÚ, con eso vamos salir adelante.en este momento. estamos aquÍ para traerles un poco de alegrÍa, sin dejar de decir que estamos hablando por todos ustedes. maggie: vÁmonos a londres con salma hayek, salma hayek estaba en un desfile, una falda muy de moda, metÁlica en color plateado y una chamarra de piel roja con una manga 3/4. en particular lo voy a decir, ella es una mujer muy chiquita, a las mujeres que no son tan altas, deben usar las faldas arriba de la rodilla, de lo contrario se van a ver un poco mÁs bajitas. salma es un poco bajita y se ve mÁs bajitas. la chamarra me encanta, para su estatura estÁ perfecta. se la hubiera abierto, tambiÉn es muy tristona. cuando usas las cosas muy ajustadas y cerradas al cuello, se te hace mÁs gusto. susy: me encantÓ el encaje metÁlico, esto va a estar muy de moda. Éstas piezas van a ser multiuso. las dos piezas que ella tiene puestas, fue vestida por el diseÑador para el desfile, son piezas multiuso. ella va a poder repetir estas piezas. la hizo brillar esa chaqueta roja. rafa

apoyado al hispanic scholarship fund con más de 15 millones de dólares para ayudar a estudiantes latinos llegas, llegamos todos contigo. [recepcionista] hi diana! [diana] hi! consumido miles de acres de terreno a lo largo de la carretera 91, cerca de anaheim. take boxes las llamas amenazan con propagarse con rapidez como nos explica luis treto. luis. take live intro-live-luis treto/orange, ca que tal, nos encontramos en el parque irvine que ha servido como centro de comando para las autoridades desde hace ms de 24 horas. segn los bomberos del condado de orange, el siniestro esta contenido en un 10% y ha consumido mas de dos mil acres de terreno. 0:01 0:11 tag-live-luis treto/orange el siniestro tambin ha provocado el cierre de tramos de la autopista 91 en direccin este. esto mientras la junta de supervisores del condado de riverside declaro estado de emergencia para poder obtener recursos estatales. en vivo desde orange, lt, nt52! top/vo cesar ----siguen los incendios en el area de la bahia; esta maÑana 2 conflagraciones pusieron en alertas a las autoridades.... --- las llamas primero se