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luis gutierrez "todas las reacciones han sido positivas.yo he hablado positivamente, todo el mundo está diciendo 'que bien'. les damos la bienvenida a los republicanos al debate sobre inmigración". pero dada la turbulenta historia de la reforma migratoria en el congreso, hay quienes dicen que por más serias que parezcan las propuestas, un proyecto de ley podría seguir en la cuerda floja. s/jack martin, federation for american immigration reform "va a ver una cantidad bastante grande de los republicanos en la cámara baja que van a estar en contra de la legalización de los indocumentados.." s/randy serrano @randytelemun do bajo las recomendaciones de liderazgo republicano personas indocumentadas tendrían que someterse a una revisión de antecedentes rigurosa, pagar multas e impuestos retrasados y desarrollar un conocimiento del inglés y la historia cívica de estados unidos para contar con un estatus legal en el país. ### cesar ---el senado estatal aprobo una medida que protejera de abusos y trafico de humanos a trabajadores extranjeros documen

migratoria, conversa con n nosotros precisamente por la remf,re rere reforma migratoria , tambiÉn luis gutierrez en a california, en enfoque, noticias nuevas de una posible reforma migratoria este domingo en en c enfoque >> hay que verlo, esta de exc s exclusiva >> para la audiencia de estados unidos lo de >>la niÑa sufre de hiperactividad por la marihuana que fumaba durante el embarazo. >>yo le estoy dando algo natural; es una planta. >>huele diferente, es marihuana, esa drogadicta le estÁ dando marihuana a mi hija. >>no soy drogadicta. >>estÁs drogando a mi hija de cuatro aÑos. >>y llamaste a la policÍa. >>guardÉ un pedazo de ese sandwich. >>ahÍ se ve algo verdecito, que pudiera ser marihuana. >>ella es la amante de mi marido. >>no. >>espÉrate. >>no. mi marido y tÚ eres la amante. >>como lo quieras llamar. >>¿quÉ es esto? >>doctora, Él vivÍa con ,

el presidente de la cÁmara quiere lograrlo, nosotros estamos trabajando, un grupo de nosotros, luis gutiÉrrezto, que podamos aprobar por fin una reforma migratoria. >> ¿para cuÁndo, congresista? >> que arregle el estatus de las millones de personas. >> ¿para cuÁndo estan calculando ustedes? >> yo quiero hacerlo lo antes posible. >> por eso, pero mÁs o menos usted conoce perfectamente el congreso, ¿cuÁles son las fechas que estÁn manejando? >> yo creo que hay que hacerlo lo antes posible, pero sin duda, porque a mÍ lo que me preocupa es que despuÉs surjan otras cosas que no conocemos, que no estamos conscientes de que estÁn ahÍ, surjan otros temas y nos quiten la oportunidad del tiempo en el pleno para hacerlo, estamos trabajando para obtener esa fÓrmula mÁgica lo antes posible, la determinaciÓn de que si logramos eso, yo creo que lo vamos a lograr, de cuÁndo se presentarÍa, es una cosa que yo creo que no se ha determinado por el liderazgo, no es una determinaciÓn que yo voy a hacer, si fuera mi determinaciÓn, yo dirÍa que hay que hacerlo lo antes posible, porque el temor mÍo es que surjan otr

luis gutierrez :37-40 "todas las reacciones han sido positivas.o positivamente, yo he hablado positivamente, todo el mundo está diciendo 'que bien'. les damos la bienvenida a los republicanos al debate sobre inmigración". s/cong. henry cuellar :55-1:00 "no va a ser como nosotros lo queremos el cien por ciento. y no va a ser cero. esperamos poder hacer un arreglo". pero dada la turbulenta historia de la reforma migratoria en el congreso, hay quienes dicen que por ms serias que parezcan las propuestas, un proyecto de ley podra seguir en la cuerda floja. especialmente si un camino hacia la legalizacin de los once millones se pone sobre la mesa de negociaciones .. s/jack martin, fair 1:09-1:15 "va a ver una cantidad bastante grande de los republicanos en la cámara baja que van a estar en contra de la legalización de los indocumentados.." s/randy serrano @randytelemun do 1:30-1:35 pero muchos esperan que 2014 finalmente sea el año de una s políticos podrían sentir lasn consecuencias en los escaños del congreso.rs ces ---el senado estatal aprobo una med

. >>> joining me now, luis gutierrez. congressman, what indications do you have congress is more committed to working with democrats on immigration reform this time around, why not? >> let's put it to you this way, a year ago they were for sb-1070 in arizona, saying we should have that in 49 more states. they said, oh, you know how you take care of 11 million undocumented workers? self deport, they should pack their bags and leave and romney said he would veto the dream act. i've laid the principles they've laid out. when it comes to youth, they say give them a green card and direct pathway to citizenship, so there is an important seed change here. of course, we need to see more specifics. we need to see the legislative language, but this is a step in the right direction, but, you know, hey, look, democrats, we haven't worked very closely with republicans. we know where their position has been in the past. we're going to be cautious as we move forward, but it's a step in the right direction. i look forward to seeing the l

luis gutierrez and paul ryan have had a lot of meetings. jeb bush, and others who have worked with their counterparts on the other side to get something done. i don't think it will be so unusual to see some bipartisanship here, but the sooner the better. >> i think the key issue will be convincing the groups if they end up with a piecemeal approach, that that is going to be effective. i think there's concern among the activist community that that's a daneser sign for actual progress. >> thanks to both of you. >>> you can watch "disrupt with karen finney" on weekend at 4:00. right here. >>> so sign of compromise with ukrai ukraine. opposition leaders want early election or they say there will be more street violence. protesters threw fire bombs and stones at police. they fired back with stun grenades, tear gas and rubber bullets. two protesters have died. >>> a united nations mediator will meet with syrian government representatives and then separately with opposition members, hoping to pave the way for a face-to-face between the two sides t

i mean, one of the other responses coming from congressman luis gutierrez, democrat from illinois, reform advocate, he sounded cautiously optimistic, saying deportations was a big issue for him and many immigrations and beyond that, having some sort of pathway and legalization citizenship mechanism. the coming months and weeks especially will be very telling. >> manu, this draft was presented to the conference, but the question is, who came up with this idea, who drafted it, how many people, how big was this collaboration, was it just boehner and cantor getting together? you know, for instance, the republican senator jeff sessions saying, hey, this is not the gop conference. you put it out to the gop conference, we're going to get a totally different answer on this. >> that's right. you're going to see a big revolt on the right. you already saw ted cruz, for instance, raise some concerns about going in what he considers an amnesty route for people that are here illegally, but you have folks, as you mention, folks in the republican leadership, the political leaders of the party, who recogn

. >> are luis gutierrez and matthew dowd will join us as well as we continue to look at the economic politics in washington -- carlos gutierrez and matthew dowd. the cold across the south. austin, texas, 20 seven degrees. this is elizabeth city, north carolina. that is not stand, it is not a dune. stunning. "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ i am eager to work with all of you. america does not ban still and neither will i. whenever and wherever i can take the steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more american families, that is what i am going to do. pageantry ofand the state of the union. i spoke to my colleague mark crumpton and we both agreed it is a goose bump moment when the president walks into the chamber for the state of the union. last night was very different -- the word must way out of fashion, saying it exactly four times. dowd on the recalibration of the obama presidency. he braved deep, snow we were dan washington, d.c. this morning to be with us. carlos gutierrez with us as well, former commerce secretary. secretary gutierrez moments ago talking abo

we have paul ryan and we are working with folks like luis gutierrez.so there's a lot of bipartisan movement on the immigration issue. i think the press sometimes looks at all the negative parts that we are not moving along, but there's a lot of conversations in the sidelines moving the force alone. i'm optimistic we can get it done. i know we're getting a lot of bumps along the road, but it's going to be all right. i'm optimistic about that. >> just to follow up and then return. is there an example in negotiations we can point to something to handle differently than your male colleagues? has your perspective as the number of congress either informed at all in terms of how you approach this? >> more than my gender probably just my background because i came to the united states when i was eight. i'm a refugee myself. i think the folks of don't with refugees and immigrants families see how much it impacts women. because so often many times the mail is not there. he's been deported or the dad is not present. immigration is really a woman issue. it's a fami

is driving the bill that went through your senate, and he is working with people like role and luis gutierrez of of illinois to try and get a bill to your house. he is the men. he was also the man. now, take you back a little bit to prove the point. which organization in this country 20 years ago was the most hard-core anti illegal immigrant? which organization was constantly lobbying congress to increase penalties for anybody who employed illegal aliens? the unions. the afl-cio. .. dedicated to socialist revolution. illegal immigrants are not going for unionized workers but they are real good for socialist revolution. and that is why the afl-cio is now so hard-core pushing them. the man who got the unions to reverse their policy back in 2000 at their conference in louisiana was mr. alastair medina and member of democratic socialists of america, a marxist. why does he want it? he wants more members but the real big deal is this. he let the cat out of the bag at a progressive conference in washington d.c. two years ago. he got up in front of the comrades and said this. immigration reform is ou

we have paul ryan and we are working with folks like luis gutierrez. so there is a lot of movement on the immigration situation. i think the press sometimes look at all of the negative parts that are not moving along, but there are a lot of conversations and sidelines moving the for so long. so i am optimistic that we can get it done. i know we are hitting a lot of bumps along the road, but it will be all right. i am optimistic about that. >> just a follow-up on what she said. is there an example in negotiations where you can say you handled it differently than your colleagues, your perspective as a woman. >> i came to the united states when i was 8. i am a refugee myself. i have dealt with refugees and immigrants families and see how much it impacts women because, so often, many times, the male is not there. either he is deported or the debt is not present and immigration is really a woman issue. it is a family centered issue. and i think we need to focus it more that way and look at it more about how it impacts the mystic violence also because, if yo