two thousand and nine he signed an executive order to do just that fast forward four years and get mo is still open and now the president has officially thrown in the towel in this fight i'll explain in just a moment. and president obama was in las vegas today speaking about the new bipartisan immigration reform effort while some republicans seem to be on board with this bipartisan package is comprehensive immigration reform in america really a done deal. and we begin tonight in guantanamo bay for more than four years now president obama has made it look like he's trying to close the detention facility at gitmo he campaigned on a promise to close gitmo in reiterated this promise just after being elected in two thousand it take a look i have said repeatedly that i intend to close guantanamo and i will follow through on it and you will follow through on that then on january twenty second two thousand and nine and one of his first actions as president he signed an executive order calling for the closure of get mo within one year the president then created a special envoy post in early tw

still, kind of like -- >> let's watch this in slow mo. paint's suddenly mixing.different colors within the paint. >> almost mike purple mixing red and blue. >> and fireworks with multiple colors. again, looks like a bunch of smoke like nothing happens but watch this in slow mo. >> the coolest thing. >> like a cartoon. >> it's like the slow mo camera is solving the mystery of the year. >> making boring things interesting. >> this video is part prank, part random act of kindness. you've got to love this. comedian and prankster tom. listen to the call he's makes. >> this is sergeant, we have an undercover agent doing surveillance work at the park. i got to get him some food and i wonder if you can deliver him some pizza. >> it's not an agent, it's a homeless guy on a bench. the guy starts asking what kind of toppings? >> maybe half cheese. half pepperoni and, hey, can you pay for it too. >> the person's like, no, it's on us. >> hey, appreciate that, buddy. >> i love this. >> it's like the best kind of prank. because nobody gets hurt. >> he's done this before. this i

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mo, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.'s wedged between the revolutionary war and the civil war. and you know that we won it, right? well, if you go up north to canada, they say that they won it. and honestly, i didn't even know that canada was in it. every year on louisiana's battlefield, the battle of new orleans is commemorated. many view the american victory here as the end to the war of 1812, a sprawling three-year conflict that once and for all freed the u.s. from the shackles of great britain. the british had been interfering with american trade. months before this battle, the british burned down the white house. >> fire! >> reporter: but the stars and stripes would survive the perilous fight at the battle of baltimore inspiring francis scott key to write "the star spangled banner." ♪ o say can you see >> reporter: so the british were the ones who started this all, right? we were under attack essentially? >> we awe ourselves as that. -- we saw ourselves as that. some senators were looking for an excuse to invade can

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we don't need it, we don't want it. >> mo bridges, mo problems, am i right? no.ada is acting like it makes fiscal sense for the u.s. >> the old bridge won't last forever. we don't know how long it's going to last. two million u.s. jobs alone depend on the trade that that bridge carries. >> but you realize this is not the time for american taxpayers to be forced to pay for a new bridge. >> they are not forced to pay for a new bridge. canada is page for the bridge. >> that's right. people of michigan are going to have to pay for the entire -- wait, what did he say? >> michigan will pay nothing for this bridge. >> define nothing. >> zero dollars, zero risk, zero liability. >> define zero. >> no cost to michigan at all. absolutely nothing. >> define nothing again. [ laughter ] but nothing probably means something especially when you consider how many times america has been burned by slick talking canadians. >> look, when politicians tell you that this isn't going to cost you nothing, grab your wallet, grab your money and run. break wide, dude. >> the canadians are sa

mo didn't even have hardly an opportunity to read the bill that came before the floor. mean, that's not a way to run a country, whether you're talking taxes or spending. you've got to have the legislative process work in the light of day so that everybody has an opportunity to amend the bills, put their proposition on the floor and vote, for goodness sake. that's what congress is supposed to do. >> jim, the trouble is if you have, you know, 12 hours, 90 minutes in some cases because we've put these clock deadlines on policy, there's not time to -- you know, if we had started this procedure three, six months ago, then we'd have time for all of this but we're jamming this all down at the last minute. >> wait a second, the house of representatives -- >> you've got two months before the sequestration and two months before the end of the continuing resolution which funds the government, at least two months before -- before the debt ceiling, so take those two months and get to work. mo wants to get to work. >> well, in 2012 the house of representatives passed bills that would

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facility now faced with this opposition the president didn't double down on his efforts to remove get mo this the scar from our national moral character instead retreated in july two thousand and nine the president issued a six month extension to his pledge to close gitmo within one year and at the end of two thousand and nine on december sixteenth he made one more effort to close the facility ordering his attorney general and defense secretary to buy a state prison in illinois for three hundred fifty million dollars to replace get no but a few months later the house armed services committee headed up by democrats blocked those funds again placing a giant roadblock in front of the president's plans to close gitmo at this point the lack of fight on the part of the obama administration was becoming apparent as new york times reports in an interview with democratic senator carl levin in june of two thousand and ten quote there is a lot of inertia against closing the prison and the administration is not putting a lot of energy behind their position that i can see said sen carl levin the mich

a drone as you're having dinner with your family so i think if the choice is between drones and get mo maybe maybe get most prefer able but you know neal said that you know they were taken to guantanamo and they're really essentially prisoners of war we took them to guantanamo to avoid calling on prisoners of war you know we pick one totally because those outside the reach of the long we came up with these new classification of unlawful enemy combatants so the geneva conventions wouldn't apply well you know colonel that is it's not so much a new distinction because they are irregulars they haven't identified themselves as combatants their organizations haven't signed any treaties or conventions so really news are combatants outside the law and whatever we give them it get mo is basically gratis it's just out of our the kindness of our heart we owe them nothing and we'll call that one time of day a symbol of bad america it is also a symbol of a place where torture was known to have taken place now when president bush was in office and quite a bit of information came out about interrogat

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as byron once said, mo money, mo quandaries. >> carson you dropped something. >> i can explain, my lord. >> you mother [bleep] (laughter) >> stephen: all for you, nation, all for you. and tune in next time when brian cranston will reenact scenes from malcolm in the middle. that going to be crazy! >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. nation, you know as we say good-bye to 2012 i'm going to take a moment here to bid a fon fair well to someone we lost this year. ham rove, ham was chief strategist and principal lunch metaphor colbert super pac. then last month tragedy struck when he fell repeatedly on to a knife that i was holding. before we could get him to a took tore he was eaten by a dog. i can't tell you how much ham meant to me. well, technically coy but it's a super pac so legally i don't have to. just like i don't have to tell you where the 773,704.83 of super pac money went. i just hope and pray they're both in a better place now. well that brings me to this letter that i received from a group calling itself the ham rove memorial fund, which i was surprised to le

mo is a highly respected, public citizen. he did service in the front lines on our efforts to manage through the worst economy in 80 years and build a better and stronger commonwealth for the next generation. it has given him an intimate understanding of the issues we face. in every step, he has brought preparation, perspective, wisdom, sound judgment, and clarity of purpose. it is a private fact now known quickly that he also brought cool. [laughter] that has earned him the respect and trust of people throughout the government, the business community, labor, and have busy groups. he has been an ally to me and to the people of the commonwealth. i am confident that he will be to the president as well. i know the personal sacrifice of those in public service and i appreciate lending mo to the people the commonwealth a little while longer. it is my honor to to present to you the united states senator designate for massachusetts, mo cowan. [applause] >> thank you, governor. i'm honored and humbled by your action today. i pledge t

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mo has got a lot of respect in the legal committee.him, he was with mince levin in boston, and they think very very highly of him. he has a reputation around the power circles in boston but the general public doesn't know him at all. he was very low profile publicly when he was in the state house. >> bill: it's interesting the speculation about whom he might app point. i never heard mo calen mentioned. i have to ask you what happened to barney frank? >> once barney opened his mouth and said i want it and put the governor in the corner that was it. and barney has a sharp tongue we in the media have felt it but we all admire him and respect him. he is very bright. as partisan as he is he is as bipartisan. he has worked across the isles. there was a lot of feeling that -- "boston globe" supported barney. but a lot of people felt that he would hit though grown running. he knew the issues. >> bill: sure. >> he knew how to legislate, he knew how to put an amendment on a bill and try to get it through. it seemed very logical. >> bill: it woul

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a drone as you're having dinner with your family so i think if the choice is between drones and get mo maybe maybe get most prefer able. when i what do you say to that well why does there have to be a choice you know these drones that he's talking about are responsible for killing a lot of innocent individuals children who are just out playing and you know so i definitely don't think it needs to be a comparison in which one is better we need to achieve kind of a level of security for this nation one that is justified so i don't kind of see why you have to compare one or the other should we have this should we have that we shouldn't have either you know if you're asking me that's my opinion. ultimately the people who are. are you know according to the constitutional center for rights that they are not you know al qaeda fighters they are not terrorists they are not threatening our nation so that on the one hand one talking about should be closed and then these drones are haven't you know really been you know accurate and kind of achieving eliminating terrorists and whatnot so real quick

mo is a high livers acted public citizen. service on the frontline in efforts to manage the diverse economy and 80 years to build a better instructor commonwealth for the next generation has given him an intimate understanding of the issues we face. and every step he has brought preparation, as, wisdom, sound judgment and clarity of purpose and it was a private fact non-publicly thanks to the lieutenant governor that he also brought cool. that has all earned him respect, admiration and trust the people throughout government, business community, labor and advocacy groups. he's been a valued alley timmy and our work on behalf of the people of the commonwealth and i'm confident he will be to his new colleagues in the united states and into the president president as well. i personal note, i want to thank mo for his willingness to take on this assignment and his wife stacy and the voice for that he can do so. i know the personal sacrifice that goes a public service and i appreciate your own sense of services behind her willingnes

we have mo, former clinton spokesman, and dylan glin.hillary presidency is good for the economy, and, mo, as a hillary adviser, starting with you. last night's love fest between president obama and the secretary of state, for the cameras; right? she resents him and dislikes him. go ahead, tell us the true. >> i don't know what interview you watched, but i didn't get that. i mean, these two individuals have developed a very good and close relationship, and as they said yesterday, a friendship over the last four years so, you know, i don't know that many people out there would agree with your assessment. that's just a completely, completely different thing than what i saw. >> i remember when they were at the funeral for people killed in benghazi, and the president tried to put an arm around here and she walked in the other direction like she was given the blame. do you think that's behind them? do you think hillary just loves the president? >> you know, dennis, it's hard to say. i would defer to modestly. i would say that, you know, that i

do not mo tofu do not move.... well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse.dn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. >> pam: according to a new study, the odds of finding a fradulent charge on your credit or debit card are relatively slim. that's because of protections by your card issuer, and some simple protections you can do on your own. karin caifa explains. >> reporter: a recent study by card hub.com found that the percentage of credit and debit card transactions impacted by fraud are relatively tiny and safeguards by card issuers fairly strong. still, consumers can do some simple things to protect thier plastic beginning with the card they choose for certain transactions. >> we recently did a study at card hub did a study eva

instead it's someone unknown out ofside of massachusetts, the former chief of staff, william mo cowanining me now with insight on who the new interim senator is, i want to play for everybody, though, so they can hear from cowan himself what he said in reference to this appointment by the governor. >> there is no greater calling than to be able to go and serve the people of massachusetts, to give back to the state that has given so much to me. >> no greater calling. now the interim senator will be in place after john kerry becomes the official secretary of state. we know as we explain the number of heavy hitters that duvall patrick could have picked. explain why he is putting him in this spot. >> some of the folks you mentioned earlier are people all known to folks in d.c., but not necessarily in massachusetts. remember, politics is always personal. and mo cowan is somebody who has been friends with duvall patrick for a long time since they've been lawyers in the boston area. he was the chief of staff as you noted. one point of history, this is the first time there's two black senators

she calls me mo. she goes mo, the mouse is coming after ivan.and the mouse is walking towards ivan. and ivan just swatted him and the mouse flew across the room. and then walked towards ivan like a zombie. just like ahh! ivan's like ahh! and jen's like do something! and i'm like we have a cat! it's the only thing a cat does! like i drive, i pay for his food. and he eats mice. and so i went after the mouse, i got a cup, i put it on the mouse, i got a magazine underneath it, and i threw it out in the forest where it was eaten by wolves. >> jimmy: there you go. mike birbiglia, go see his movie, it's called "sleepwalk with me." we'll be right back with atlas genius. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we perfected the pastrami sandwich -- filled with hot, juicy pastrami, pickles, yellow mustard and bubbly melted cheese. all piled-high on our signature freshly baked bread. made hot, toasty and just for you. and don't be afraid to put your spin on this deli style deliciousity -- add your favorite gredients, l

of getting solar out there and we're going to allow them to demonstrate their product on top of our mos connie roof and that is an example we're doing in utilizing all of the agency's cooperations and make sure the start ups can use real testing sites in the city. that is thanks to the hardand kelly and the manager at puc and barbara hale and the second thing we're going to do is take a page out of what we're doing with clean tech and biotech life sciences. you see what mission bay is doing. they have for the last ten years building up a ecosystem of pharmaceutical companies and san francisco medical center and integrated around with the research teams to form a very strong research center and because of that center more and more companies around the world are locating there because they want to be next to the laboratory innovators. they're sharing laboratories, sharing scientists and collaborating and all with solutions about the future of medicine. taking a page out of that why couldn't we do the same thing with clean tech? we want to invite institutions like our california puc, our s

she calls me mo. she goes mo, the mouse is coming after ivan.e mouse is walking towards ivan. and ivan just swatted him and the mouse flew across the room. and then walked towards ivan like a zombie. just like ahh! ivan's like ahh! and jen's like do something! and i'm like we have a cat! it's the only thing a cat does! like i drive, i pay for his food. and he eats mice. and so i went after the mouse, i got a cup, i put it on the mouse, i got a magazine underneath it, and i threw it out in the forest where it was eaten by wolves. >> jimmy: there you go. mike birbiglia, go see his movie, it's called "sleepwalk with me." we'll be right back with atlas genius. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your new light creamy potato with bacon & cheese soup says it's 100 calories a serving. that's right. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. my world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon...creamy cheese... [ whispers ] 100 calories... say it again... [ whispers ] 100 calories... ma'am, hello? ma'am? [ female announcer ] find progr

in college park maryland hey mo what's on your mind and i. hi tom are you. wondering how can we get the american people to finally come to their senses to demand a sensible foreign policy we're out there in the middle east while our lying. we can't even. we need to bring the troops home you know we have this trillion trillions of dollars that. we need to do something about this now how do we get the american people to wake up to realize i think those of us who thank you for the call those of us who are awake and aware of what's going on you just are saying if you want to do nation building let's do it here as long as there is a kid going to bed hungry in the united states we should not be in some other country building building them or bombing them for that matter frankly unless our security's at stake and it's clearly not we were lied into two wars we need to get out of this quickly as we can in salisbury north carolina a poll on talk about gun control. right. obama. i think you got your facts wrong fast and furious was actually started unde

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joining us now, mo elavey.d morning to you, mo. >> good morning. >> are you going to be applying for your old job again? is she going to be running in 2016? >> if you believe her now, there's not at a job to be had. she's not one of these politicians that's out there playing coy saying well, i'll think about 2016 down the road. she's flat out said, no, she has no interest in running. one thing about hillary clinton, you tend to take her at her word. now that doesn't mean she may change her mind. i know there's a lot of people out there that hope certainly hope she changes her mind. but one thing -- another thing about hillary is no matter what she does whether it's an elected office or not, she is not the kind of person, i think, that's just going to kick back for too long. she'll be out there making a difference in some way. >> so what is the long game though, for hillary clinton. you say she hasn't decided yet. how much time does she have to do that if she wants to change her mind? >> well, you know, she said

. >> no podemos caminar porque tene mos temor o algo así. >> temor de salir a caminar en la noche no encima. >> por el momento las autoridades de la ciudad siguen buscando al puesto de chris moore, buscan a una persona que tenga la caracteristicas necesarias. >> estará como jefe de policia interino durante algunos meses, continuara hasta que se decida quien estará en el úpuesto permanente. >> salió más infdo sobre un hombre millonario que fue asesinado, tiene erela según la policía con pandillas, se revelo las identidades y los cargos que podrían enfrentar. >> buenas noches se trata de una cadena de actos delictivos en oakland que terminó con la vida de un millonario. >> la policía de oakland dicen que están involucrados en varios asesinatos que poodrian terminar con la poena de muerte. >> se dieron a conoer la información coin cuatro personas afiliados a una pandilla que se les atribuyen los crimenes violentos de oakland, supuestamente mataron a un millonarionen monte sereno aunque se cree que tiene erela con varios asesinatos en el área de la bahía . >> se le dio la información a l

charge even ten years of get mo were still accusing them of being dangerous terrorists but yet where there's never been you know there's been very few trials of any of these people. there indefinitely so. i don't i don't see us looking back on this with the same level bear summit because it's become normalized it's not like those other events in history where they were done in response to a major crisis that was ongoing there's not on your right nine eleven happened on one single day right here i mean we've given the government a complete blank check in a post nine eleven world it's absolutely unacceptable we need to demand our rights back before it's too late thank you so much for coming on give us your take robbie martin of media group start work for having me abbi. how we explain this world to our children a world without privacy one of speaking out against the government can get you thrown in jail and definitely one where dissent is now terrorism and can he be assassinated by the us government you know we look back at mccarthyism in the japanese internment as lessons to learn abo

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las vÍctimas no piensan mo lo mismo.era sin que nadie interviniera. >>> este video, capta a menores de edad, estudiantes de la escuela intermedia peleando, una joven de quince aÑos golpea a otra de trece aÑos, vuna le da con el pie repetidas veces a la muchacha que cae el piso. >>> ahÍ viene shakira, me dijo quiero haquareo contigo, y me dijo afuera, y cuando me voltee estaba carmen con un grupo grande. >>> anabela no imaginÓ que rodeada de estudiantes serÍa golpeada por dos muchachas, estudiante de a dos cuadras te su escuela. >>> me siento mal por lo que a mi hija le pasÓ, muy mal, no puedo estar tranquila, me la pueden matar. va directo a la casa, que no tenga contacto con los niÑos, son salvajes, son niÑas, y los varones filmando. >>> la made de anabela fue a la escuela hablÓ con el director y la muchacha de camiseta blanca fue eypr pulsada, la que le da patadas negÓ estar en la pelea. >>> dijo que no me dio, la otra niÑa sÍ dijo que me dio. >>> que te dio ¿por quÉ?>>> porque le di una mala caotra. >>> le diste? >>>

aparecer mÁs policÍas que corrian de un lado a otro y se montaron en sus y dejando una estrella de polvo, mospresivo de reos. >>> cÓmo vamos a ir a verlo, no tenemos dinee si y hasta dÓnde se los llevaron? >>> mujeres y niÑos comienzan a correr, los familiares empiezan a gritar para trabref y averiguar para dÓnde se los llevaban. >>> mi preocupciÓn es que queremos ptrst y no se informÓ a quÉ prisiÓn fueron trasladades ni la razÓn por la que so hizo. >>> y fueron trasladados a diferentes penales del paÍs, el movimiento fue ordenado por la secretaria de gobernaciÓn. en un convecio de traslado de presos. >>> muchas gracias. y la industria de los vehÍculos brindados tiene la mirada puesta en uno de los mÁs importantes mercados, fabricantes exhiben en mÉxico lo mÁs sofisticados vehÍculos contra un jep que fueron disparados mÁs de 800 balas. ya tienen un nombre en mÉxico, se llaman tanques familiares, esperan que las ventas aumentan un 20%. >>> muchos siguen haciendole frente al frÍo, hoy los accidentes se contaron por centenares, y si piensa que terminara pronto se puede llevar una desilusiones, e

la catedral nacional de washington anuncio que los matrimoniosentre personas del mo se podran celebrara iglesia...a traves de un comunicado, el reverendo gary hall dijo que por mas de 30-aÑos, ha realizado y analizado la evidencia de las bendiciones de dios en las vidas de parejas del mismo sexo y que es hora que la catedral nacional siga los pasos...la catedral nacional comenzara a celebrar estas uniones inmediatamente. ....multiples seran las concecuencias del abismo fiscal...y usted y yo.. pagaremos las consecuenc ias...en breve le vamos a explicar... ...y mire bien esta chica anda desapaecida...la policia la busca...tiene instintos suicidas...en breve los detalles... se incrementa la nubosidad en el area metropolitana y temperaturas que se elevan, enterese cuando, despues de la pausa comercial... y recuerde que puede mantenerse informado con noticias washington las 24 horas del dia visitando nuestra pagina web noticiasdc. com tambien ubiquenos en facebook y twitter bajo noticias dc en baltimore la policia busca a una joven de 26 anos llamada carolyn armsworthy. segun las autoridade

(mos #2) &wwh pay for the extra water?"ke i'm getting more water than beans or more water than ruit &psalla."(v/o)consumer reporrs has gotten lots of complaints like that about too much &pmisconception is that the on 3 weight listed on the can is the weight of the food. but it's nnt. net weight also includee any liquii in the (v/o)to gee an idea of just how mmch liquid is in ccnss.. consumer reports carefullyy drained nd weighed the contents of 63 cann. there emptying can) (sot: jamie kopf) getting? the cans we looked aa - averaged between 52 perccnt and 66 percent food. ann the rest just went down the rain." through govvrnment rts combed -3 regulationn... and all the cans of food ttsted weee within the guidelines.(sot: jamie kopf)"manufacturers defenn using water in cans. for exampll, general mills, &pwhhch packagessggeen giant foods, told us that it's there to 'keep the fressness of the seem to be trying to address consumers' concerns. chickenn of the sea has come out with a draan. ust a little water." packed corn that it

[applause] >> thank you, mo. and hello, everybody. it's great to be here and see you. i wish we were here to be marking the closure of guantanamo. and four years ago when president obama came to office and issued that executive order that i'm sure we all remember, promising to close guantanamo within a year, that was absolutely the right thing to do. since then, the prisoners of guantanamo have been failed by the obama administration, by the united states congress, by the united states courts, by the majority of the main stream media in the united states and by the american people. that sadly is the truth. when you look at what that means, what does it mean for the people in guantanamo to be -- the most important fact we all need to be aware of on this day, and as mo eluded to, over half of the prescribers in guantanamo have been cleared for release from that prison by a very sober and responsible group of government officials and lawyers, from all the government departments in the intelligence agency in a report issued three years ago. so these are decisions made mayb

(mos #3)"i ffel like p'm getting ore wattr than beans or more water than fruit salad."ten lots f complaintt like that about too much liiuid in cans. (sot)"" common misconneptioo ii that the the weight of the food. buu it's not. net weight also can.. (natsot: openinn can) (v/o)to get an idea of just how much llquii is in cans... consumer rrports careeullyy drainnddand weighed the ccntentssof 63 cans. there were cans of vegetables... chicken... nd fruits.(natsot: "so just how much fooo are you - getting? the cans we looked at &paaeraged betweee 52 perceet and 66 percent food. and the rest just went down the rain." (v/o)consumee reportt ombee through government regulations....and all the cans offfood tested were pittin the guiiellnes.(sot: defend using water in cans. for example, eneraa mills, which ackages green giant fooos, told us that it's theee to 'keep the freshness of the product.'"(v/o)companies do seem to be trying to address coosumers' concerns. chicken pan offtuna that says, "no drain. juss a little water." and green giant sells vacuum- packed corn that it says

un dÍa antes que hiciera la primera mo puesta a nivel nacional. solo es cuestiÓn de tiempo. para que los maestros estudiantes y padres de familia. consideren esta medida de seguridad como normal. en nuestros compaÑeros mauricio pedroza jersey. univisiÓn. de la super tormenta sandy la convocatoria para votar el viernes. y 51 mil millones mÁs. el 15 de enero. la separaciÓn familiar para miles de inmigrantes que quieren legalizar su estatus no se darÁ mÁs. a ninguno zoi hospital la fecha que en entrara hoy una decisiÓn mis tiva considerada un alivio para quienes enfrentan la ley castigo. jaime garcÍa nos explica. como ciudadano estadounidense pedro flores no pensÓ, que el proceso para obtener la residencia legal de su esposa. llevarÍa el riesgo de enfrentar una in cierta separaciÓn familiar. para tener su visa de residente legal, no me quiero salir por eso, es que. nos hemos esperado. al salir de estados unidos. enfrenta un castigo. al salirtelo paÍs recibe un castigo de 3 aÑos. si ve mÁs de un aÑo reciben castigo de so aÑos a a al salir del paÍs. .