vii nos contactamos donde radicamos ahÍ hay oficinaes donde nos contactan.centroamericanos en estados unidos, y ahÍ sectores en estados unidos de producciÓn, que se estÁn viendo afectados por las polÍticos actuales. >>> carolina del norte principal destino de los inmigrantes mexicano ahÍ bajo el sol y calor trabajan largas jornadas. >>> sÍ, es algo duro de hacer, pero como quiera ahÍ la llevamos mÁs qu nada el calor. >>> el consulado de estados unidos en nuevo laro sistema que este aÑo 12 mil mexicanos obten dran trabajo agrio kul 404 mil pernas intentaran contruyen skwar ilegalmente la frontera. > ya con el panorama claro de la candida de mitt romney la tensiÓn se centra en su posible compaÑero de formula, uno ellos es el senador marco rubio que han escuchado trodz las opiniones sobre su participaciÓn como posible vicepresidente pero hoy dijo que seria sio que todos respeten el proceso de selecciÓn, rubio dijo cnn que no volverÁ a abordar el tema el presidente obama asegura el prÓximo martes la candidatura demÓcrata lo que darÍa fin a unas primarias que hu

vii la s.b.1070 promulgada en abril de 2010 y tipifica la inmigraciÓn ilegal como delito, en su parteial le da a@@ agentes del orden un poder para determinar quien es indocumentadado temen perfil racial es algo preocupante dice esta activistas porque ha creado estado de pÁnico en arizona. >>> lo que realmente quieren hacer es perjudicar y tener la facultad de perseguir y reprimir como nunca antes en la historia de este paÍs al sector inmigrante, lo que estÁ en juego es cÓmo una decision de los magistrados a favor de la s.b.1070 modo fif ray el mandado constitucional 6789>>> aquÍ lo que estÁ en juego que sn los estados los que tomen la iniciativa de establecer los procedimientos para im me mentar lasalle l leyes de inmigraciÓn l tad que hasta este momento sÓlo el gobierno federal tiene. >>> la s.b.1070, llega a la corte suprema en pleno aÑo electoral y se espera una decisiÓn este verano. organizaciones comunitarias anuncian ya una serie de movilizaciones en todo el paÍion en los Ángeles, univision. joe arpaiouni-fin de semanauniÁ grabaciÓn revela que se burla de los polÍticos que pidie

vii precisamente no, porque tradicionalmente los jÓvenes no votan, son los viejos los que votan cada el potencial que se tiene, estos jÓvenes eventualmente cuando van pasando a travÉs de su tiempo ya empiezan a votar mÁs tarde, es importante porque cuando pueden hacer diferencia es ahora. >>> como lograr como usted a lo hizo que estos jÓvenes se conviertan en sÓlo en votantes si no, en personas que sean botabo activistas por ejemplo. >>> el primer paso tener conciencia de que puedes hacer la diferencia y te aseguro que si los jÓvenes novo t no votaro no harÁn la diferencia, si quiero que mi estado, que el paÍs este mejor mi voto si cuenta no como en otros paÍs donde no cuenta aquÍ si cuenta, quiero que la gente se convenza que mÁs que un derecho es un privilegio. 7 la vimos a usted convirtiÉndose en la primera tes rer de este paÍs. pero pasan muchos aÑos para ver a una so sna sotomayor. >>> ahorita tenemos a la gobernadora ana martÍnez, el senador marco rubio en texas un montÓn de congresistas en mi caso gracias a republicanos que han sido electo poco a poquito y quien han puesto a e

we -- there was no title vii so employers were up front in sa g saying that they really were not interested in hiring a woman. >> that's right. >> and for us the change has been enormous. >> yes, total. >> in our lifetime. >> a total change. >> i couldn't get a job when i got out of law school. >> mm-hmm. well, we're all the better that you're now serving, and i mentioned this to you before, justice ginsburg. one of my best friends had you for a course in law school at columbia and said you were the best professor he ever had. >> good. >> well, he was not in any of justice kagan's class es. >> that's right. >> i didn't know anybody that went to harvard. i don't have friends there. it's so important that i think we'd all agree to see you on the bench, and you're annics operation to -- not just to my daughter but to my sons, i think the way you all go about your work is wonderful for the country. i'll conclude with a couple of other questions. justice o'connor, you have said your work with civic education, which you're now dedicated your years to is the most important work of your life. i tri

. >> there was no title vii. judges were up front in saying there were not interested. the change has been enormous. in our lifetime. >> i could not get a job when i got out of law school. >> we are all the better that you are now serving. and i mentioned to -- this before, justice ginsburg, one of >> i mentioned it to this year before, justice ginsburg, one of my best friends had you for a course in law school and said you're the best professor they had ever had. [applause] >> he was not in any of justice kagan's classes. [laughter] >> that is right. i do not know anybody who went to harvard. [laughter] >> it is so important, and i think we all agree, to see you on the bench. you are an inspiration, not just to my daughter, but to my sons. the way you go about your work is wonderful for the country. there are a couple of other questions. justice o'connor, you have a said you work with civic education, which you now have dedicated to the most important work of your life -- i tried to debate you on that. >> there is so much discussion in public venues about the judicial

we never saw a woman teacher, and we never -- there was no title vii.ey were upfront in saying -- voters were upfront in saying that they are not interested in a woman. the change has been enormous. >> guest. >> i couldn't get a job when i got out of college. >> i mentioned this to you before, justice ginsburg, one of my best friends had you for course in law school at columbia. he said you were the best professor he ever had. [applause] >> he must not have been in any of justice kagan's classes. i didn't know anybody outside of harvard. [laughter] >> it is so important. i think we all agree to see you on the bench and you are an inspiration, not just to my daughter, but to my son. the way you all go about your work is wonderful for the country. i will talk about other questions. justice o'connor, and you said he worked with civic education, which he said is one of the most important works in your life. i tried to debate you on that point -- >> i know. >> but there has been so much discussion in public venues about the judicial branch of government and

cannot have blended policies of the mining employment on a criminal record because it violates title vii and now is the time to weigh in with the eeoc to make sure they come out with strong guidance that gives employers a very clear messages about the fact that you cannot deny employment based solely on the criminal record. i suggest you pick up the phone and call some of these commissioners. there is at least one commissioner that is on the fence and i will say that person's name but i think you should get on the phone and call every single commissioner and weigh in on this issue. thank you. >> d.c. is enacted legislation that deals with that. d.c. has laws on the books that prohibit discrimination from ex of vendors, as you may want to look at that. >> i want to say we have to keep the action, the national action network alive, and we really need you to turn out for this hearing next week. on april 17th at 10:00 a.m. to 26 dirksen senate office building. it's the first hearing on racial profiling in the united states senate and over a decade and if you are concerned about that issue, y

. >> congress put two loss on a a book to combat such discrimination, title vii of 1954 and equal pay act of 1963. >> although it is uncertain in future legislations regarding gender discrimination, we effective in the future, some people find it comforting to have centers such as the oed that resolve discrimination cases. >> even though congress has put many laws into action on gender discrimination, the debate as now on whether or not the constitution, or rather they call the clause of the 14th amendment, protects women from gender discrimination. >> you can watch this the in its entirety as was all of the winning entries on our website, studentcam.org. and continue the conversation on her facebook and twitter pages. >> next, a discussion on u.s. relations with turkey, iran and russia and the role of beach in serious as clicking violence. former national security advisor to president carter, zbigniew brzezinski is joined by brent scowcroft. both cautioned the obama administration on u.s. involving in syria and offered advice for dealing with iran. this is just over an hour. >> the b

title vii of 1964 and the equal pay act of 1963. >> some people find it comforting -- >> even though congress has put many laws into action for gender discrimination, the debate is now on whether the equality clause of the 14th amendment protect women from gender discrimination. >> you could watch this video on our web site studentcam.org and continue the conversation on our facebook and twitter pages. >> next foreign-policy remarks by condoleezza rice. then john bryson and rahm emanuel discuss funding the import bank. state tax policies and their impact on economic growth. >> the pope has a famous way of being determined. the pope handpicks this person. this person decides when the pope is dead. he hits him three times in the head with a silver hammer and calls out his name three times. that is carried over from the romans. even today, the pope is not dead until he says he is dead. >> saturday night at 10:00 eastern on "afterwords," dick teresi with "the undead." arlen specter and the split of members of his old party and the tea party. >> it has been 10 years since the release of t