reportera: en chicago defendiÓ una reforma migratoria amplia junto al representante luis gutiÉrrez. > ganar una legalizaciÓn. reportero: ha tenido que poner a un lado sus opiniones personales sobre los inmigrantes e inmigraciÓn para calmar a los mÁs vocales opositores de la emigraciÓn en su partido. reportera: defensores de los inmigrantes criticar en particular la posiciÓn de ryan y otros republicanos de que no avanza en el tema migratorio porque desconfÍa del presidente obama. precisamente en 2007 le dieron tambiÉn la espalda al presidente george w bush republicano que tratÓ en vano de impulsar una reforma migratoria en el congreso. lourdes desde la casa blanca, univisiÓn. jorge: el precandidato a la presidencia donald trump ha prometido que construirÍa un muro y habrÍa que el precio el gobierno de mÉxico pagarÁ por Él. equipo de univisiÓn recorrió cerca de 2000 millas de la frontera con franja porqueriza y pedro nos muestra la primera parte de la serie. pedro: varios aÑos despuÉs se han gastado miles de millones de dÓlares sin lograr un Éxito tal. >> el muro sirve hasta cierto punt

some law americas still oppose any pause in admitting the refugees p one of those lawmakers is luis gutierrez, any block of refugees is despicable. congressman you may understand the 18 month screening process, i may understand it, our viewers may understanding it but so many americans do not. why take time now to educate people before resuming things? >> first of all let's understand something. yesterday the governor of my state did something that i think was cowardly and despicable and that is issue an executive order which he knows has absolutely no enforcement in law whatsoever. as a matter of fact, a syrian family of five resettled in the city of chicago. as have a couple of thousand since the program began in the united states of america. and as most, they were children, they were women and they were the elderly. people who are fleeing violence, in syria, people who are fleeing hunger, people who are fleeing rape and that's what they're fleeing. listen, i understand one thing: that there are those that are going to be fear mongerrers, remember last year ebola, we're going to get it any

have the support from the puerto rican congressional leadership -- nydia vel*zquez, serrano, and luis gutierrez -- who are actually supporting us. and based on what they're saying, you know, we just have to continue to push and continue to inform them on what the impact is, not only to puerto rico, but also to the stability in the united states. >> i picture you literally knocking on doors throughout the halls of congress. coordinated effort. we know who we're gonna go see. meetings with. we're going with a purpose. this is not just going out there, holding up a placard, and expecting to be seen. we're going in there with a very specific strategy of educating congressional officials. >> in the preparation leading up to that, have any congressional leaders given you some indication that, "okay, we're looking at a vote on such-and-such a date and such-and-such a time"? >> well, we know what the schedule is of activity in congress, and we have officials who have already expressed tremendous support. this is an opportunity for us to go to other folks who need to be involved in this conversation, no

. >> so just before that bill was passed, i spoke to democratic congressman luis gutierrez. he too says, of course, that intelligence must work 300% to make sure all the security issues are managed. but he said in the wake of the paris attacks and the fear everywhere, america must not lose its fundamental values. congressman gutierrez, welcome to the program. >> pleasure to be with you, christiane. >> congressman, you have just come from a vote in the house there is also going to be a vote by congressman ryan, the speaker, to ask for a pause in president obama's resettlement refugee program. what do you expect? how will that vote go. and what is the implications of it? >> well, first of all, i don't expect to it go well. i expect those who want to use the carnage and the human tragedy, the terrorism, the loss of life in paris, france, to use this as a measure against immigrants, against refugees. and to destroy a very successful refugee resettlement program which has worked for decades in the united states. i think they want to use this crisis and this act of terrorism to st

joining me now from capitol hill, illinois democratic congressman luis gutierrez, member of the housefor being with me. >> pleasure to you with be, j e jose. >> what did you learn from the briefing? >> first of all, let me just say that watching horrific screen of murder and mayhem and terrorism as it struck in paris, i understand why people would be fearful. it's a normal, logical response. but i want to say to the american people that the armed forces of the united states, the fbi, the department of homeland security, people in our intelligence community, these are patriots. these are people who love america, love them, and are safeguarding their safety like never before. we are taking unprecedented measures to keep you safe. i just want to put that in perspective so that people don't think that we're not taking the steps to keep them safe. we have tens of thousands of americans that are out there doing it each and every day. having said that, jose, this terrorist that left syria that may have been part of the murderous acts of terrorism in paris didn't come through a resettlement p

representatives nydia velazquez of new york and luis gutierrez of chicago spearheaded the unprecedented meeting which took place in orlando just this past wednesday. but the organizers of that event made an unnecessary mistake by failing to fully include supporters of puerto rican statehood in their event and by insisting that only the immediate problems of the island's debt be addressed, not the long-term issue of puerto rico's political status. well, you simply cannot devise satisfactory solutions to a major economic or social problem without having a firm understanding of how that problem came to be. of course, concrete and immediate action is what puerto rico needs, and no one in his or her right mind believes that the status issue will be resolved anytime sooncertainly not in the next few months, nor in the next few years, possibly not for decades more. but to ignore how colonialism has shaped the current crisis is a gross distortion of reality and damages efforts to devise any fundamental solutions. for those of us searching for ways to assist the vast majority of those affected b

one, my colleague from illinois, congressman luis gutierrez the other, the thou speaker of the house of representatives -- the new speaker of the house of representatives, congressman paul ryan from jaynesville wisconsin. they appeared in a famous setting in chicago the city club, and talked about immigration. let me read to you what congressman paul ryan said as a visitor joining congressman gutierrez in 2013. "we all must acknowledge that we have an immigration system that's broken, it is not serving our interest as a nation. our broken immigration system does not serve our national security interests. our broken immigration system does not serve our economic security interest. our broken immigration system does not serve our family interest. "congressman ryan went on to say, "and so when republicans and democrats look at the situation and see something that's broken, we need to fix it. we have to offer people a path to earned legalization. we have to invite people to come out of the shadows. "thoofsshadows."that was an extraordinary statement. it was heralded not just in the city

these have missed hundreds of votes, bobby rest, luis vieira's -- luis gutierrez, and the list goes onnt to share this story. it is about the university of missouri and the coverage of the story of racism and the football players. the professor who confronted the photographer has quit her journalism post at the university. she has apologized personally to the photographer. below that is a story about the 1950 student, the real missouri 890 student, he speaks at about his experience. they write that he gained admission to missouri's graduate program in economics in 1950 after civil rights groups won a court ruling desegregating the university and decided to attend knowing that one of the black men that had gone to court had vanished who sought to break the color barrier. no white students would room with them. blacks had the one opportunity for off-campus socializing, a coffeehouse near the university bookstore. he recalled entering a second cap eight with three white students, the man looked up from the counter and said, and said i can serve you three but i cannot serve him and they sa

these people, like this congresswoman, luis gutierrez, all of these are folks who are trying to playig only against people like donald trump, who never said anything about legal , the issue is illegal aliens. i am so sick and tired of your callers who will be liberals trying to vilify -- i challenge one,f them to, number properly identify them as illegal aliens. and i challenge any of them to stand up and say this is actually what donald trump said. carersonally, i don't because at the end of the day it is just a television show. this is what people like gutierrez do. they are liberal belief. host: here are some of the comments from hispanic lawmakers on twitter. i stand by the revolution -- resolution calling on nbc2 does invite donald trump. gutierrez of said racism is not funny, sexism is a funny, so why is nbc letting donald trump host snl? tony cardenas -- said i wrote a column in time magazine. and you heard the earlier comments from loretta sanchez. on the democratic phone lines, benny from california. what do you think about donald trump? go ahead. are you there? caller: i th

i was listening to my colleague luis gutierrez. a syrian family of refugees arrived in chicago.the nonprofit group that was resettling them was the jewish community center. world that we are on the right side of history and they are on the wrong side of history. how do you recruit more terrorists when the united states stands up for what it is? we need to win this on a military basis but we also need to win it in terms of our values. goodlatte: from immigration standpoint, the most essential lesson from the 9/11 attacks is that foreign nationals who want to do us harm will exploit all aspects of our generous immigration policy do so even if it takes months or years. francelly our ally in learned that lesson when more than 120 people were slaughtered in paris. at least one of those people registered as a refugee from syria while in transit to paris. the administration has a plan to admit thousands of syrians into this country as refugees. the administration announced that during this fiscal year they plan to admit at least 10,000 more. stated i underscore the at least. it is not

i was listening to my colleague, luis gutierrez. yesterday, a syrian family, refugees, arrived in chicago. the nonprofit group that was resettling them was the jewish community center. that tells isis and the world that we are on the right side of history and they are on the wrong side of history. how do you recruit more terrorists when the united states stands up for what it is? that is part of this equation. we need to win this militarily, but we also need to win it in a values fight. we are not going to win that fight by backing off from being free and being american. thank you, mr. chairman. chairman gowdy: the chairman now recognizes the gentleman from virginia. rep. goodlatte: thank you, mr. chairman. from an immigration standpoint, perhaps the most essential lesson from the 9/11 terrorist acts is that for a national who want to do us harm will exploit all aspects of our generous immigration policy to do so, even if it takes months or years. tragically, our allies in france learned that same lesson when over 120 people, includ

i was listening to my colleague, luis gutierrez. yesterday, a syrian family, refugees, arrived in chicago. the nonprofit group that was resettling them was the jewish community center. that tells isis and the world that we are on the right side of history and they are on the wrong side of history. how do you recruit more terrorists when the united states stands up for what it is? that is part of this equation. we need to win this militarily, but we also need to win it in a values fight. we are not going to win that fight by backing off from being free and being american. thank you, mr. chairman. chairman gowdy: the chairman now recognizes the gentleman from virginia. rep. goodlatte: thank you, mr. chairman. from an immigration standpoint, perhaps the most essential lesson from the 9/11 terrorist acts is that for a national who want to do us harm will exploit all aspects of our generous immigration policy to do so, even if it takes months or years. tragically, our allies in france learned that same lesson when over 120 people, includ

i was listening to my colleague, luis gutierrez, and yesterday a series in the family, refugees, arrivedhicago, at the nonprofit group that was reselling them was the jewish community center. that tells places in the world that we are on the right side of history, and they are on the wrong side of history. how do you recruit more terrorists when the united states stands up for what it is? and that's part of this equation. we need to win this militarily, but we also need to win it in a value fight. we are not going to win that value fight by backing off from being free and being america. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the chair when i recognize the gentleman from virginia, esther good lot. >> -- mr. goodlatte. >> turn one. from an immigration standpoint perhaps the most essential lesson from the nine 9/11 terrorist attacks is that foreign nationals who want to do us harm will export all aspects of our generous immigration policy to do so. even if it takes months or years. tragically our allies in france learned that same lesson when over 120 people, including at least one american, were slau

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