the unencrypted data can be found or compromised in other ways. but your faith in mathematics. and the ability of making your message difficult to read. that is a good step. >> thank you for the information and the advice. a senior editor at all things digital. in the last few months, immigration reform had taken a backseat in congress. activists are fighting to bring issues back to the forefront. women came together to call on the house of representatives to move forward and secure a path for citizenship for the 11 million aspiring u.s. citizens. it was the largest act of civil disobedience on behalf of immigration reform to date. >> 100 immigrant women participated in a civil disobedience action where they voluntarily got arrested at the capitol and are protesting against what they call unjust immigration policies that are tearing families apart. >> many of my other family members are undocumented and i am always living in fear of them being separated from me. that is really worrisome. >> they need immigration reform and to be able to come out and get medication for their kid

records of more than 20 million veterans to be compromised during at least eight hacks of the va's unencrypted computer system between 2010 and 2013. states are also victims of similar attacks. more than 3.6 million south carolinians were put at risk when hackers obtained our social security numbers during a major security breach at the south carolina department of revenue. such attacks make the hub's insufficient security testing that much more troubling. however, that is not our primary, immediate concern. last month's letter that was sent by the ags and myself of 12 other states was prompted by the fact that hhs is not requiring groups receiving roughly 67 million in navigator grants to conduct background checks on individuals who will be entering sensitive information into the federal data hub. the vice president of a navigator group which received $1.2 million in grants for south carolina said last week in the state paper, it's like girl scouts selling cookies. if you go to the shopping centers and set up tables to capture people as they come and go. the fact is, it's more difficult to he