ms. sanchez and i noted never before seen a threat like i.s.i.s. or i.s.i.l.nd worse than we ever seen before. one of the key questions under lying all of this is to what extent we can ultimately be successful against i.s.i.s. without dealing with assad. and what is your view of that? some people believe, some of our closest allies involved in this effort believe that we can only be successful against i.s.i.s. if we become involved in the effort against assad. >> congressman, it's a fundamental question you ask and i'll answer

ms. sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman.i'm going to ask a little bit about what has changed with respect to working and training the iraqi troops in order to make them effective. and i say it with all due respect because you gentlemen weren't necessarily involved in which, but i've been here for 18 years so i've been clearly on this side asking some of these questions, because in afghan, of course, we saw that we had ghost people in the afghan army, meaning they didn't really exist. we had 63-year-old men, ill literal people, you know, and that's one of the reasons why i think we've been so ineffective with respect to the training and bringing up of the afghan forces. but i'm particularly very interested in the iraq situation. this goes all the way back to the bush administration where they were throwing out hundreds of thousands of numbers of who was being trained and who wasn't and of course they were completely and totally off and wrong. and so then what we saw was the iraqi army either run away from the fight with respe

ms. sanchez and i noted never before seen a threat like i.s.i.s. or i.s.i.l. and worse than we ever seen before. one of the key questions under lying all of this is to what extent we can ultimately be successful against i.s.i.s. without dealing with assad. and what is your view of that? some people believe, some of our closest allies involved in this effort believe that we can only be successful against i.s.i.s. if we become involved in the effort against assad. >> congressman, it's a fundamental question you ask and i'll answer it this way, first let me make a brief comment. and by the way it's not only mine but when you look at the brutality, the slaughter and what i.s.i.l. has been doing, killing, slaughtering, murdering women and children sunni, shia, kurd, minorities of any kind completely indiscriminate and when you add it up represents a pretty clear and different kind of threat. how does that relate to your question about syria? define a stable government, leaders in syria to be able to bring some stability to that country is part of it. but isil is ri

ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. it's been more than 500 days since the senate overwhelmingly passed bipartisan, comprehensive immigration reform. but house republicans have done nothing. they have refused to act. if the republicans are unwilling to use their power to act, then the president must act. in fact, recently 117 of my colleagues and i sent a letter to president obama urging him to act now. since 1952, every single president, regardless of political party, has used their broad executive authority to shape our nation's immigration policy. so the president's decision to use executive action is not unprecedented. neither is it ideal, but unfortunately it is necessary. we can no longer stand by while we separate mothers from their children, throw young people out of this country. the only strategy that republicans in this house have had has been deport, deport, deport. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida -- ms. ros-lehtinen: to address th

ms. sanchez. never before seen a threat like isis or isil.e of the key questions as to what extent we can ultimately be successful of instant -- against isis without dealing with assad. what is your view of that? some of our closest allies in this effort believe that we can only be successful if we become involved in the effort against assad. it is a fundamental question you ask, and i will answer it this way. let me give you my assessment about isil. when you look at the brutality of what assad has been doing, killing women and children, killing minorities of any kind, it completely indiscriminate, ,nd the sophistication of that it represents a pretty clear in different kind of threat. i think it is also a clear thing, that assad, as of how he has governed has brought this astounding instability upon himself, his people, on this country. like isil,wed groups al qaeda, other terrorist organizations, to be strengthened. putthat is not going to isil back in the box, or begin defeating or degrade them. the site is part of the equation -- a song

ms. sanchez. , mr. chairman. mr. smith could not be here this rating hisi will be statements. so again, these are not my words. probably very am different than a lot of the thoughts going on in the .ommittee he would like to thank the witnesses for appearing here today. congressdent notified he had authorized central command to undertake airstrikes short monthstwo ago on september 23 the administration provided a war powers notification of strikes in syria. since that time, the u.s. has taken hundreds of strikes in syria,nd substantially impacting the ability to sell oil to fund the operation and driving the leadership underground which complicated the ability to command and control forces. the dod has the troll 1400 troops to protect the embassy and advise and assist in iraqis security forces including the army, counterterrorism services and the president has announced another 1500 would go. we have also airlifted substantial stocks of ammunition and weapons to this. kurds fighting and the liftedtration has somewhere -- and listen somewhere around 15 countries to fight. a num

ms. sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm going to ask a little bit about what has changed with respect to working and training the iraqi troops in order to make them effective. and i say it with all due respect because you gentlemen weren't necessarily involved in which, but i've been here for 18 years so i've been clearly on this side asking some of these questions, because in afghan, of course, we saw that we had ghost people in the afghan army, meaning they didn't really exist. we had 63-year-old men, ill literal people, you know, and that's one of the reasons why i think we've been so ineffective with respect to the training and bringing up of the afghan forces. but i'm particularly very interested in the iraq situation. this goes all the way back to the bush administration where they were throwing out hundreds of thousands of numbers of who was being trained and who wasn't and of course they were completely and totally off and wrong. and so then what we saw was the iraqi army either run away from the fight with resp

ms. miller received this information and she e-mailed mr. sanchez and then later the permit was suspended by the department of planning we because the permit was initially issued we, of course, had to appeal it in order to we're actually going there to process ms. miller filed for a discretionary review on june 13, 2014, we've been postponing this hearing a couple of the to await the planning xhagsz commissions ruling on the discretionary review and on august or october 23rd they planning commission voted to take review and disapprove the permit i just received the permit holders reapply today, i read through it briefly and not prepared to respond but of i were this is a situation where the permit holder should be appealing the planning commissions ruling back here at a later date rather than using the process to essentially ask for an appeal of the planning commissions decision so i think that you have to understand any sort of testimony received now regarding from the permit holder is more proper in the proper procedure to appeal the planning comm

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sanchez helped form a teen gang. now he helps teenagers reclaim their young lives. >> i wanted to feel acknowledged. i wanted to feel like i was valuable. >> the central american gans includgangsinclude ms 13 and thh street gang identified by their tattoos. they quickly became the most lethal gangs. >> they do scare people and do crazy kinds of things, very unorthodox even for gang members. >> sanchez and others did time in california prisons. >> i ended up going to prison three times for various reasons and i -- it wasn't about learning a lesson. it was more about punishment i felt. and for us, going to pson wasn't so much an opportunity to reform and acknowledge the wrong that we'd done. it was more about getting more reputation and credibility within the gang structure. >> reporter: in the 1990s thousands of central american convicted criminals were deported by u.s. authorities. >> they deported gang membershipmembersbut they impor. >> guatemala and honduras. >> now gang driven violence has made those countries among the most violent on earth. largely to escape that pervasive violence tens of thousands of central american children are leaving their home lands and coming to the u.s. t

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