that is what the peÑa nieto administration wanted to do.there were concerns it was to spin something differently. we have helped with our partners do a better job at conveying what israel -- is real. my hope is we can advance on the educational side. but i also hope, and this is a big enough min -- seemed of mine, if we get the same group of students who come here, whose parents and grandparents came here, if they are the same kids that keep coming, i will not have succeeded, and i don't think you will have either. we have to broaden that pool, for the kids who never thought they could come here. so the kids were not coming here, with all due respect to your daughter, the kids were not coming to stanford, but to community college. they're coming to technical schools and they're coming here because they're going to learn how to operate the computer machinery in a production plant. that is really what i am trying to expand. that is hard. we have been working with miami-dade college and others. that is hard because those kids may be older. the

that is what the peÑa nieto administration wanted to do.there were concerns it was to spin something differently. we have helped with our partners do a better job at conveying what israel -- is real. my hope is we can advance on the educational side. but i also hope, and this is a -- seemed ofn mine, if we get the same group whosedents who come here, parents and grandparents came here, if they are the same kids that keep coming, i will not have succeeded, and i don't think you will have either. we have to broaden that pool, for the kids who never thought they could come here. so the kids were not coming here, with all due respect to not daughter, the kids were coming to stanford, but to community college. they're coming to technical schools and they're coming here because they're going to learn how to operate the computer machinery in a production plant. trying really what i am to expand. that is hard. we have been working with miami-dade college and others. that is hard because those kids may be older. they may have families. they may have

that is what the pena nieto administration want to do. we help our partners do a better job conveying what is real. my hope we can now advance on the educational side. but i also hope this, is big thing of mine and i'm not sure what the structural impediment is here that i need to get rid of, if we continue to have the same socioeconomic groups of students who have come here forever, right, whose parents and grandparents came here to school, who can afford it, if those are the same kids who keep coming i will not have succeeded and you won't either. we have to broaden the pool who never thought they could come here. so the kid not coming here with all do respect to your obviously successful daughter, kids not coming here to stanford but coming hire to community college and coming here to technical schools and coming here to learn how to operate the computer machinery in a production plant that is really what i'm trying to expand. that is hard. we're working with miami-dade college and others. that is really hard. those kid may be older. t

administration is trying to deploy a lot of resources to deal with that. now, that has manifested itself in a number of different ways. the president had a phone call with president pena nieto in mexico yesterday in which they discussed the situation. the vice president is traveling in central america, meeting with leaders in el salvador and guatemala them as well as government representatives from honduras and mexico. the state department and dhs officials have been engaged with their colleagues and their counterparts. i think countries throughout the hemisphere are talking about this issue. what we are trying to do is to address this problem in two ways. the first is to address the needs of those who have been apprehended on the border. i was mentioning to roberta that dhs announced they were going to open up additional detention facilities that can accommodate adults who show up on the border with their children. we are going to deploy some resources to work through their immigration cases more quickly so they are not held in that facility for a long time and can hopefully be quickly returned to their home country. what we are also doing is working in a collaborative fas

administration is trying to deploy a lot of resources to deal with that. now, that has manifested itself in a number of different ways. the president had a phone call with president pena nieto in mexico yesterday in which they discussed the situation. the vice president is traveling in central america, meeting with leaders in el salvador and guatemala them as well as government representatives from honduras and mexico. the state department and dhs officials have been engaged with their colleagues and their counterparts. i think countries throughout the hemisphere are talking about this issue. what we are trying to do is to address this problem in two ways. the first is to address the needs of those who have been apprehended on the border. i was mentioning to roberta that dhs announced they were going to open up additional detention facilities that can accommodate adults who show up on the border with their children. we are going to deploy some resources to work through their immigration cases more quickly so they are not held in that facility for a long time and can hopefully be quickly returned to their home country. what we are also doing is working in a collaborative fas