host: patrick taurel, you want to respond? guest: for information about the program, visit a website which is www.adminrelief.org. but one of the questions you're asking about is emerges two different issues, one of which is what are the eligibility criteria, who actually is going to be able to qualify for this and how do you prove you qualify. in the daca program, if somebody wants to apply for that program they have to include a couple ingreendyents in their entire application. first they have to include several forms which are signed under penalty of perjury, asking all the relevant questions about eligibility. and then in addition to that, it's not enough to say that you qualify, you also have to demonstrate that you meet the requirements by providing documents like the kind that you mentioned, barbara, including proof you've been living here for a certain amount of time and so on. in addition to that, you have to pay an application fee, the program is entirely funded by those application fees and then of course submit to

then, patrick tyrell -- patrick taurel will talk about the executive order on immigration. finally, william pomeranz with the woodrow wilson center will discuss best clean conflict between russia and ukraine. as always, we will take your questions and calls. ♪ host: good morning, now that the senate has approved a bill to move forward with the keystone xl pipeline, the house will take up the measure. also, to members of the senate testifying before the senate finance committee to talk about america's tax code. this week, the white house is expected to have --

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also joining us tomorrow will be patrick taurel to talk about the president's order on immigration. part of that, we will be talking to a dream or so to speak, someone who received the deferment. then, we will talk with escalating conflict between russia and ukraine. leaders from france and germany at the ukraine-russia meeting. william pomerantz will talk about that. all that. we will talk of -- take a look at the papers as well. washington journal continues tomorrow. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this morning on c-span, health and human services secretary sylvia burwell appears before the senate finance committee to go over the president's 2016 budget request for hhs. then pentagon officials talk about the president's budget request for defense spending and at a briefing with reporters. >> the c-span cities tour takes book tv and american history tv on the road traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history