when noncitizens can participate, can you talk to that? citizen.u have to be a at the state level, that's not the case. in certain states, maryland has expanded voting to include people who were noncitizens. generally, the answer is no. the framers left that to the states. people who believe in small government believe in state power as a mechanism to distribute power over many sources. they are worried about that. citizens voting at the state level is possible. it's not a basis for widespread voter fraud as far as the evidence shows. people have this sense. we've got to go back to the studies and the facts. when it comes to widespread forefront, there been efforts to find it and it doesn't exist. there are anecdotal pieces. datais just looking at the . somebody else did the research and i have no reason to doubt it. if that changes, my point of view may change based on different data. host: carol is in michigan. good morning. caller: i love it when you were on it. what i would like to know is to illegals are not permitted to vote. correct

was mostly concerned about talking about the voting rules that some localities have that allow noncitizens to vote in local elections, not federal, whether that becomes something of a slippery slope and whether noncitizens, we can find out whether they tried to vote in federal elections. in the latter part was more concerned about the idea of mail-in voting and not having to present an id to prove who you are and that you are a citizen and the security of mail-in voting by not being able to present that. guest: local officials have a registrar and some do purge the lists on a fairly regular basis. others, sometimes there is a longer delay. i know there is some concern and controversy about stale voter registration lists. i would say to the gentleman that most officials at the local level do all they can to sure that the voting registration lists are current and that the people registered to vote actually are the ones who get to the polling places. i know that they check my registration when i go to vote, and as the woman from connecticut identified earlier in this conversation that we had

noncitizens voting is not the big issue. way to address the bigger issue is to go the polls, deal with this and put people in place that will take away some of the red tape so the next time it will be easier. the message has to be take control of your own government. that's the message of the book. it's not a blue and red thing. it's about we the people of the united states of america self-governing. host: we have time for one or call. caller: i am appreciating your effort. acknowledge the problem before you can remedy the problem. beginning, you mentioned the founding of this place was by the founding fathers who were landowners. only white men could vote. is i'm one of those groups where voter suppression is still an effort against my people. the franchise of voting is working the way it was set up to work. to suppress the vote. you talk about dark money. if we get to the truth of the problem, as to why the system is difficult, it's difficult by design. i understand your solution. i think unless you can deal with it, if yo

the program was created during the obama administration in 2012 and permitted about 650,000 noncitizens to stay and work in the u.s. while awaiting a decision on their legal status. we will show you the oral argument, which took place in november. in case 18 587, the department of homeland security versus regions of the university of california and related cases. general francisco, -- general francisco. >> in 2017, the fifth circuit held that dhaka and expansion were likely unlawful. face of those decisions, the department of homeland security determined that it no longer wish to retain the policy based on its belief that the policy was illegal, has doubt about its illegality, and its general opposition to broad, non-enforcement policies. that decision did not violate the apa for two reasons. first, it is not subject to judicial review. previousion ended a nonenforcement policy by which the department agreed to not enforce the ima against hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens. the decision whether or not to enforce the law is committed to the unreviewable discretion, unless the statut

as children to deportation. 50,000ed about noncitizens to stay in the u.s. while waiting for decision about their legal status. we will now show you an oral argument which took place in november. >> we will hear argument first this morning in case 18 587, the department of homeland security the university of california and the related cases. general francisco. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in 20, the dr. --ircuit held that daca and the expansion of daca were likely unlawful. in the face of those decisions, the department of homeland security reasonably determined that it no longer wished to do -- wish to retain the policy, based on its belief the policy was illegal, and its general opposition to broad nonenforcement policies. the decision did not violate the apa for two reasons. first, it is not subject to judicial review. the decision is committed to the unreviewable discretion unless a statute restricts it, and nothing requires the department, a law enforcement agency, to not enforce the law. second, the decision to end this nonenforce

we're also fighting for sb-288, which would amend the election code, to allow actually noncitizens to run for local seats. so this is not only part of the charter amendment, this is for liberation and justice. so i want to move to the slide 10. i just want to say for all of the endorsements, thank you supervisor hillary ronen, to your staff, supervisor shamann walton, president norman yee, assembly phip king and i want to thank harvey, san francisco latino democratic club. educators of san francisco. the community resource center, african advocacy network, violent connect. and other organizations that have supported, as well as chinese for informative action, who also have shown leadership. and along with all of the domestic workers that have fought for a long time for immigrant justice and for all of the community members that are supporting, thank you. thank you. we're not able to do this without you. so i would like to close by saying thank you. gracias. i will say in other languages. s.f. commission for all. it's crucial. i'm so grateful and honored. and thanks again to the rules

the program was created during the obama administration in 2012 and permitted about 650,000 noncitizens to stay and work in the u.s. while awaiting a decision on their legal status. we will show you the oral argume,

we have more noncitizens than germany, france and england. 9 million people. they have signed up, they have drivers licenses. created what i think is the super majority in california. at the end of the last election, seven or eight republicans were ahead in the polls, substantially. by the time they got done collecting ballots, all of them lost their election. the other thing i want to point out, i think this is very important. this ballot harvesting is a fraud. clinton, andill george soros have combined to put in $75 million. the state of california put in $50 million to hire 100,000 ballot collectors. these ballot collectors are going door-to-door, collecting ballots for democrats. as far as the electoral colony -- host: we will let jenna ellis respond. guest: i appreciate the opportunity to address election integrity. joined a campaign has correlated effort you can find on election integrity called protect the boat.com. see where we are fighting. california is one of the states where gavin newsom is trying to unilaterally expand and implement mail-in voting

noncitizens have not allowed in, except for some notable exemptions, for for example james cameron allowed film the sequel of the avatar blockbuster movie. >> thanks to our correspondents for all of that. so the plan outlined by house democrats to crack down on police excessive force does not include anything about defunding police. the chair of the congressional black caucus explains their plan flex. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before. discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus >>> a private funeral for george floyd begins in hours in houston. democratic congresswoman karen bass will be there, and she's the chair of the congressional black caucus. thank you for being with us. i know the funeral will be an emotional mom

i gave him a chance, he couldn't get senate confirmed so i gave him a noncitizen firm position but broke the law, very simple. as much as it is going to be broke. it is highly classified information and he did not have approval. >> the president wasn't on venting, blasting bolton on twitter overnight saying, quote, wacko john bolton's book is made up of lies and fake stories in the room where it happened several explosive allegations suggesting impeachment hearings should have gone beyond ukraine with dealings with turkey and china, bolton says it was all about reelection right of the president was, quote, leading with xi to make sure he win, stressing viewpoints of farmers and increase chinese purchases of soybeans and wheat in the electoral outcome. also in the book bolton says the president was willing to intervene in investigation of chinese and turkish businesses, quote, to give personal favors to dictators he liked adding the pattern looked like obstruction of justice as a way of life. the author himself is speaking out. >> how would you describe trump's relationship with vladimir

noncitizens are not really allowed in, except for some notable exemptions., james cameron, the director who's been allowed into the island nation to film the sequel of the "avatar" blockbuster movie. >> our thanks to our reporters. look, new zealand may be far to go for a haircut, but it may be necessary soon. >>> major, new developments in the 2020 campaign. how to turn the protests into votes. that's next. ww gives me everything i need to get into a healthy routine. the app makes everything so easy it really works i am proof! i lost 85 pounds! we can do this! get the ww triple play offer ends june fifteenth!! woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. the 3:40 mid-shift migraine medicine. it's called ubrelvy. the migraine medicine for anytime, anywhere a migraine attacks without worrying if it's too late or where you happen to be. one dose of ubrelvy can quickly stop a migraine in its tracks within two hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. few people had side effects, most common were nausea and tiredness. ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medi

was mostly concerned about talking about the voting rules that some localities have that allow noncitizensvote in local elections, not federal, whether that becomes something of a slippery slope and whether noncitizens, we can find out whether they tried to vote in federal elections. in the latter part was more concerned about the idea of mail-in voting and not having to present an id to prove who you are and that you are a citizen and the security of mail-in voting by not being able to present that. guest: local officials have a registrar and some do purge the lists on a fairly regular basis. others, sometimes there is a longer delay. i know there is some concern and controversy about stale voter registration lists. i would say to the gentleman that most officials at the local level do all they can to sure that the voting registration lists are current and that the people registered to vote actually are the ones who get to the polling places. the woman from connecticut identified earlier in this conversation that we had this morning, there are ways they checked against potential fraudulen

we're also fighting for sb-288, which would amend the election code, to allow actually noncitizens tos is not only part of the charter amendment, this is for liberation and justice. so i want to move to the slide 10. i just want to say for all of the endorsements, thank you supervisor hillary ronen, to your staff, supervisor shamann walton, president norman yee, assembly phip king and i want to thank harvey, san francisco latino democratic club. educators of san francisco. the community resource center, african advocacy network, violent connect. and other organizations that have supported, as well as chinese for informative action, who also have shown leadership. and along with all of the domestic workers that have fought for a long time for immigrant justice and for all of the community members that are supporting, thank you. thank you. we're not able to do this without you. so i would like to close by saying thank you. gracias. i will say in other languages. s.f. commission for all. it's crucial. i'm so grateful and honored. and thanks again to the rules committee chair supervisor a

as children to deportation. 50,000ed about noncitizens to stay in the u.s. while waiting for decision about their legal status. we will now show you an oral argument which took place in november. >> we will hear argument first this morning in case 18 587, the department of homeland security the university of california and the related cases. general francisco. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in 20, the fifth circuit

indiscernible] announcer: the supreme court today ruled against efforts to end daca, which allows noncitizens brought to the country illegally as children to apply for protection from deportation. chief justice john roberts joined the democratic appointees in a 5-4 decision. he also authored the majority opinion. the daca program, deferred action for childhood arrivals program, was created under the obama administration in 2012. the program permitted about 650,000 so-called dreamers to stay and work in the u.s. illegally, while waiting for a decision on their legal status. the house intelligence committee holds a hearing today to examine online foreign influence operations during the pandemic and as elections approach. c-span,ve at noon on online at c-span.org, or listen on the free radio app. joining us as the former naacp president and the current president of people for the american way. you just took over as president for this group. what is theiewers group, how are they funded, and what are your priorities for it? guest: thank you. we started 40 years ago by a congressman. as and multira

it permits 650,000 noncitizens to stay and work in the united states while waiting for a decision on their legal status. we will not show the oral argument that takes place in november. -- took place in november. n case 18 587, the department of homeland security the university of california and the related cases. general francisco. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in 20, the dr. --ircuit held that daca and the expansion of daca were likely unlawful. in the face of those decisions, the department of homeland security reasonably determined that it no longer wished to do -- wish to retain

we're also fighting for sb-288, which would amend the election code, to allow actually noncitizens to local seats. so this is not only part of the charter amendment, this is for liberation and justice. so i want to move to the slide 10. i just want to say for all of the endorsements, thank you supervisor hillary ronen, to your staff, supervisor shamann walton, president norman yee, assembly phip king and i want to thank harvey, san francisco latino democratic club. educators of san francisco. the community resource center, african advocacy network, violent connect. and other organizations that have supported, as well as chinese for informative action, who also have shown leadership. and along with all of the domestic workers that have fought for a long time for immigrant justice and for all of the community members that are supporting, thank you. thank you. we're not able to do this without you. so i would like to close by saying thank you. gracias. i will say in other languages. s.f. commission for all. it's crucial. i'm so grateful and honored. and thanks again to the rules committe

cis of jurisdiction over deferred action forces a noncitizen to instead exhaust the enforcement process. who has served by placing a cancer patient who might ordinarily request deferred action at u.s. cis into the removal process? no one. finally, u.s. cis has improve transparency by publishing statistics about deferred action and providing greater notice and information to the public. >> thank you, doctor. i believe your time is up. we'll have further time for questions. dr. donaher? >> ranking jordan, chairman raskin, ranking roy, and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i am dr. fiona daneher, pediatrician at massachusetts general hospital for children where much of my clinical work focuses children and immigrant families. i have come here to express the profound concerns that i and my colleagues share over u.s. cis' potential termination of the medical deferred action program. our hospital cares for children program, including a young child with a rare genetic condition that causes seizures and developmental challenges. i