from m.i.t. and other top universities. he won first place. in 2009, oscar graduated from arizona state university with a degree in mechanical engineering. not exactly a criminal, drug dealer or human trafficker or gangster. he was one of the top three students in his class. let me tell you what happened after he graduated and realized he couldn't be licensed as an engineer because he's undocumented. his parents brought him here as a child. he has no legal status in this country. he went back to mexico. and while he was in mexico, the obama administration granted oscar a waiver to re-enter the united states. now, at any time before he left for mexico, he could have been pulled over under your law under sb-1070, reasonable suspicion, maybe the way he dresses or the fact that he may have an accent. without his waiver from the obama administration, oscar would have been barred from returning to the united states for at least ten years and separated from his wife, carla, and their 2-year-old daughter, samantha, who live in arizona and are american citizens. well, the good news is, he was gi

oscar vasquez. he grew up in your home state. he spent his high school years in junior rotc. he entered a competition sponsored by nasa and was competing against tenants from mit. 2009, he graduated from arizona state university in engineering. he was one of the top three students in his class. let me tell you what happened after he graduated and realized it could not be licensed as an engineer. he is undocumented. he has no legal status in this country. he went back to mexico. while he was in mexico, at the obama administration granted him to enter the united states. he could have been pulled over under your lot. -- your law without the waiver, he would have been barred from returning to the united states for 10 years and separated from his wife. the goodness is it provided a waiver. do you know if he did when it came back to the united states? he immediately enlisted in the united states army purity completed basic training and then he was sworn in as an american citizen appeared his serving our country and his country in afghanistan. you have criticized the dream act. do consider him a foreign soldier? >> oscar is a good story to use. the exception was made. of those exceptions have been carefully thought

oscar vasquez. he grew up in your home state. he spent his high school years in junior rotc. he entered a competition sponsored by nasa and was competing against tenants from mit. 2009, he graduated from eris arizona state universityengineering. he was one of the top three students in his class. let me tell you what happened after he graduated and realized it could not be licensed as an engineer. he is undocumented. he has no legal status in this country. he went back to mexico. while he was in mexico, at the obama administration granted him to enter the united states. he could have been pulled over under your lot. -- your law without the waiver, he would have been barred from returning to the united states for 10 years and separated from his wife. the goodness is it provided a waiver. do you know if he did when it came back to the united states? he immediately enlisted in the united states army purity completed basic training and then he was sworn in as an american citizen appeared his serving our country and his country in afghanistan. you have criticized the dream act. do consider him a foreign soldier? >> oscar is a good story to use. the exception was made. of those exceptions have been carefully thought out