en mí uscis, no por mensajes de texto para protegerte.o no termina en punto, gob no es un sitio oficial del gobierno y ten claro cuáles son los tipos de pago que se acepta antes de pagar por cualquier trámite. por otro lado, miles de migrantes en el sur de méxico esperan poder conseguir su cita con las autoridades estadounidenses en la capital mexicana y después de 10 meses de espera en méxico, 2 jóvenes colombianos dicen haberse ganado la lotería, pues les han dado cita la famosa cbp, que miles de inmigrantes quieren tener antes de que donald trump llegue al poder. según la oficina de aduanas y protección fronteriza, esta cita es muy difícil de obtener y en su mayoría la piden ciudadanos venezolanos, haitianos y también mexicanos. cuando la selva a él lo violaron. 1 de los indios de panamá también fuimos secuestrados. cuando llegamos acá en la ciudad de méxico, no en la ciudad de méxico. fue en tapachula. durísima historia de estos jóvenes. y es que estos 2 jóvenes venezolanos ingresaron a méxico por tapachula, como lo decían, para despu

reportera: los datos dicen que uscis estÁ considerando propuestas de compaÑÍas privadas para aumentarnen que estar detenidas y estÁn detenidas mientras pelean su caso, y podrÍan estar peleando su caso fuera. reportera: algunas empresas privadas son las principales operadoras de centros de detenciÓn en el paÍs. la lista de centros incluye instalaciones con antecedentes de abuso. >> en todos lados hay quejas de abuso fÍsico y sexual, abuso mental. reportera: la ampliaciÓn de capacidad de detenciÓn de ice es un tema presidencial de la campaÑa. el gobernador ron desantis dijo que florida estÁ listo para llevar a cabo el mandato de donald trump de combatir la inmigraciÓn ilegal. desantis propuso ampliar un programa para detener y facilitar la deportaciÓn de indocumentados. y tambiÉn se considera eliminar la matrÍcula universitaria para indocumentados y exigiendo la identidad para enviar remesas. >> quieren mover a sus bases. pero el trabajo de deportaciones va a caer bajo el gobierno federal. ilia: en california, declararon la emergencia solitaria en altadena por mala calidad del aire por

employees. >> you oversee secret service, fema, customs, border protection, ice, the coast guard, the uscisably forgetting a few areas. >> transportation security administration, all that airport security, everything that goes on at the ports of entry. it's a big job. i mean, i don't know that there's anybody who is uniquely qualified for this job. you need experience in so many areas. and obviously she's a governor and you can pick apart her qualifications. it's fair to do that. but i don't know anybody who is really fully equipped to deal with the diverse nature of this department. these are all these agencies that were slapped together back after nine over 11 and not necessarily made a whole lot of sense, not necessarily coherent, but but she's going to have to deal with it. and, you know, people will question her, her, her competencies. but i found her to be pretty capable when she was in the house. >> former congressman charlie dent, it's always good to see you. thank you. we have a little breaking news. nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster joins us on the phone. but the person yo

authorization card, that card has the category of immigration process they're adjusting under the uscis, the united states citizenship and immigration services division of the federal government. and it can be something that, you know, an ice official could look at very quickly. beyond that, i think it's important for people to remember that they have the right to be safe and secure in their homes. they have that fourth amendment protection, even, you know, if they're a completely undocumented, there's no requirement for you to open the door and speak to ice officers unless they have a signed arrest or search warrant from a judge. but if you're in your vehicle, you do have to comply with any demands from an ice officer, including lowering your window, stepping out of your car. however, it is not recommendable to speak with them. i know a lot of rights advocates and other immigration attorneys have little red cards that they're distributing to people that are kind of have different rights, that you're invoking your right to see an attorney, to remain silent, to have your case heard befor

instrumental in also defending against deportatioto be able to tell the judge, look, i have a process with uscis the case and allow me to continue there. on that note, it's very important that people research their own immigration past. many people never try to apply for an immigration benefit because, potentially, they were detained at the border previously and they think that they're not eligible. while it's true that some people detained at the border have orders of expedited removal, that's a power that immigration officers w were give after april 1, 1997, not everybody does, and usually there's another aggravating factor that causes you to have one of those, so it's important to investigate your record. damian: do your research and buckle up, it's gonna be a bumpy ride. andrew newcomb, thank you so much. great advice, appreciate you--having you on the show. andrew: thank you, damian, i'm pleased to be here. damian: thank you very much. again, more information, the offices of andrew newcomb are right here in the south bay. you can log on to the website for more information. he is at the cons

cargar una copia del recibo de uscis.a las familias que tienen o individuos que tienen una green card ahorita es que consideren aplicar para ciudadanía, reportando para telemundo. nathalie vera. gracias nathalie. antes de que inicie el nuevo gobierno, abogados de inmigración recomiendan presentar solicitudes para buscar ayuda en programas de protección migratoria y hacer esto de inmediato, ya que algunos casos se encuentran en riesgo de ser eliminados. un experto nos dice que su mejor consejo es contar con una buena asistencia de un abogado de inmigración que tenga licencia vigente. si están casados con ciudadano americano o residente permanente, si tienen hijos nacidos acá, si tienen derecho a algún perdón de inmigración. hay que tomar ventaja de esos beneficios que existen bajo la ley, pero e estar bien preparads para pelear porque sabemos que va a ser una pelea muy ardua. parte del proceso es pagar la cuota o tarifas paraealizar los trámites y ese abogado recomienda pagarlo para así mostrarle al gobierno y el departame

tiene un trámite migratorio pendiente de regularización de estatus, cargar una copia del recibo de usciszas antiinmigrantes y consultar con su abogado antes de hacacerlo. además, incluso ao que hemos hecho es decirles a las familias que tienen o individuos que tienen una green card ahorita es que consideren aplicar para ciudadanía. bueno césar, expertos en este taller informativo hicieron hincapié que en un condado santuario como el condado san mateo sabemos que california también es un estado santuario, pero le recordaron que las agencias policiales. ellos no van a colaborar con inmigración y es importante mantener esto en cuenta porque ellos no quieren que las personas dejen de acudir a la policía si quieren reportar un crimen, si son víctimas de un crimen. así que es ao muy importante que tener en mente. así que para tenerlo en cuenta. oye, nathalie, lo que pasa es que también mucha de nuestra gente, si no la mayoría. pues al ver a un uniformado, pues obviamente, pues la actitud, el solo hecho de ver a un uniformado para muchos de nuestra gente es traumático, no? porque no sabes cómo

will he be giving orders directly to cbc, ice, uscis. >> he has a direct line to the president and advisor to the president, the border czar. i obviously will be if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities we have and the actions that we take. we'll work together on a daily basis when we're in our positions under the new administration and i would say there is no authorities being planned to be taken away from the department or myself if i'm in the role. >> sandra: tell us how you see that question. fair question, chad? a massive under taking. tom homan has been promising change day one. it will take a lot of really effective and efficient communication. >> i think that's right. it is a fair question. tom homan is a professional at it for decades. he knows ice, cbp and knows the border and to have that type of voice next to the president and white house is a benefit. the secretary or incoming secretary is exactly right. the authorities, budget line control resides with the secretary in her u

. >> will he be giving orders directly to cbp, ice, uscis, the tom homan has a direct line to the president. >> he is an advisor to the president, the border czar. i obviously will be, if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> and julie is reporting, she reports that ice has requested volunteer agents to step forward for the chicago operations and that similar operations could take place in other cities around the country. of course, a major concern or point of question over the course of the last months that have run parallel to donald trump's suggestion that he would operate the largest deportation program ever. the questions around the budgetary and the fact that there are already ice's understaffed to the levels that the trump administration would see fit to carry out such an operation. and so there are serious questions as to exactly how they would be able to go and implement this. this program, particularly with some local law enforcement

>> uscis, the tom homan has a direct line to the president. he is an advisor to the president. the border czar. i obviously will be, if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> now, that is a dynamic that, again, is unique to this second trump term. of course, trump had a lot of tension and friction with his other homeland security secretaries. i covered many of them in the first term. so we'll see how this all unfolds. she is expected to have a more limited scope on immigration, but all of the same, these executive actions do have to be implemented by the department of homeland security. so we'll see how that plays out. >> and as we get an idea of how this is going to play out, tom homan so important. we should note he has vowed to bring back family detention centers. he led trump's family separation policy during the first administration. there are a lot of logistics here, jeff, but there's also the politics and the optics of this,

>> uscis tom homan has a direct line to the president. he is an advisor to the president. the border czar. i obviously will be, if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> so that will be a new dynamic to watch in the incoming administration, not something that we saw the first time around. but a reminder, brianna, that the department of homeland security, as you know, is sprawling. it is very big. it is not just immigration. so if she is confirmed, she'll have a lot on her plate. >> yeah. so many objectives there, priscilla. thank you. really appreciate it here. in just three days, president-elect trump will be officially sworn into office. but there's been a last minute change to his inauguration plans and it is a big one. trump announcing today the events will be moved indoors because of what is i mean, a frigid weather forecast for monday, the last time that a presidential inauguration was moved inside because of freezing tem

. >> will he be giving orders directly to cbp, ice, uscis tom homan has a direct line to the president. >> he is an advisor to the president. the border czar. i obviously will be if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> how did you read that? what she was saying there? >> yeah i honestly dream on. >> i mean, i don't mean to be sarcastic here. we know that homan is in charge, and stephen miller, the deputy chief of staff, are in charge. i've worked at agencies before. when a white house wants to own an agenda, it owns an agenda. if she gets confirmed, secretary noem will be told how and whether to enforce. we now know she won't push back on it. but if you the trump presidency is about immigration and he's and he's made that clear, this is you know, this is just descriptive at this stage. and that is going to be run by homan and miller. and that will include some of the things that we're reporting on. um, so she'll, she'll, she'll be she'll

for instance, will he be giving orders directly to cbp, ice, uscis that tom homan has a direct line to the president? >> okey doke. we just talked about it before, and now you got to see a little bit a very busy week on capitol hill for president elect trump's cabinet picks. that, of course, was south dakota governor kristi noem, who has been nominated for trump's homeland security secretary. nightcap still here, chris, we had kristi noem, pete hegseth, scott benson, marco rubio seems to be, you know, kind of the standout. what stood out to you? and i'm just going to say real quickly, like my third rail, whenever any of them answer with like the i love my wife so much and or reference jesus, it becomes a third rail for these hearings because like and let me and as somebody who loves their spouse as well as jesus, i don't understand why that keeps entering these types of venues, because then those asking the questions are kind of like thrown off, like, well, what do you say when either one gets thrown around? >> yeah. and then there's the woke, which we heard a lot of this week. that ma

uscis. >> tom homan has. >> a direct. >> line to the president. he is an advisor to the president. the border czar. >> i obviously. >> will be, if nominated and confirmed. and put into the. position of. >> being the department. >> of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take mr. homan is back with me. >> and who is the person who will be issuing those orders? to the senator's question there, to ice agents, to border patrol? is that your purview here, or is that secretary gnome's purview.? >> secretary noem has the authority over border patrol on ice. that's that's in statute. but as the senior advisor to the president, i'm writing strategic vision and operational plans and coming up with a strategy to secure the border and to run this deportation operation and to find over 300,000 missing children and men. secretary noem will work very close on those plans and to to implement them and and do what the president wants us to do. so me and kristi noem will be shoulder to shoulder every day. we talk every day. so we'll be w

. >> will he be giving orders directly to cbp, ice, uscis, the tom homan has a direct line to the president>> he is an advisor to the president, the border czar. i obviously will be, if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> so i'm trying to make out what that means, because obviously the question is, correct me if i'm wrong, is tom homan going to be giving you orders as opposed to president trump giving you orders? i didn't hear an answer, did you? >> i didn't have an answer that gave me any clarity. and that's what i was going into. i mean, we saw when president-elect trump announced tom homan role, he said he will control the border. and when we hear tom homan talking in interviews, he says, i'm making the decisions. and that's a conversation i can't have with him because he doesn't come before the u.s. senate. and so i'm concerned about that. you know, congress very clearly put the department of homeland security in charge of these entities,

. >> for instance, will he be giving orders directly to cbp, ice, uscis that tom homan has a direct line to the president? >> he is an advisor to the president, the border czar. i obviously will be, if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> so i just raise that as a concern of mine, because not only is that about the function of our executive branch, but also the capabilities of this committee to be able to properly do our constitutional duties for oversight, the ability for us to be able to have that conversation. >> now, i'm also faced questions about other critical functions of the department of homeland security, including disaster relief. >> here's what she said about playing politics with disaster aid. >> i assume you will agree with me that withholding disaster relief by president trump or any other chief executive of the united states is a violation of his duty and of law. >> well, senator, leadership has consequences. and looking at

for instance, will he be giving orders directly to cvp, ice, uscis? gov. noem: tom hollman has a direct line to the president. he is an advisor of the president. the borders are. i will, if nominated and confirmed, and put into the position of being the department departmentof homeland security y take the measures. sen. kim: i want to make sure that we empower the department of homeland security. in our nation and that started this after september 11 said all offices employees and organizational units of the department are vested in the secretary. so i guess the reason why i mention this is i've just seen some quotes from mr. holman where he said i'll be making decisions on border security and deportation. he was asked in another interview about the stronger role that he'll play and he said absolutely. i'll be making decisions on how we do the border. this is a concern of mine. not only is that about the function of our executive branch but the capabilities of this committee to be able to properly do our constitutional duties for oversight, the ability for