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a-330. there were 216 passengers. >> here in atlanta, people who say we need big changes in our
immigration system are launching a national campaign. cbs atlanta's harry sand letter isler is live with details. >> starting today proximgration reform groups are banding together. they're calling it reform
immigration for america and they believe congress is going to start talking about
immigration reform next week. they also believe that president obama is going to start talking more and more about
immigration reform, so not only here but at state capitals across the nation,
immigration reform rights groups are calling press conferences. it is their hope all of this news coverage send as message to congress that something needs to be done. let's hear from both sides of the issue. >> the result is hunts of thousands of imgrants being detained each year, hundreds of thousands deported, people taking life-threatening risks because they knock cannot enter the country legally. >> we hope to have congress people represent the majority of americans and not less this pass. the majority of americans want the
immigration laws enforced. >> that is part of the opposing side of this issue most often heard from in and around atlanta. they also held a news confence this morning about this issue. if congress takes up this issue starting next week, you can expect to hear a lot more from both sides. we're live at capital, cbs atlanta news. >> every time the issue of
immigration comes up we get a lot of feedback. here is a sample of some comments we've received. one viewer writes: >> viewers have been weighing in with thoughts and comments on cbs atlanta news' twitter and facebook pages. you can also get up to the minute updates on other stories we're covering and send us your comments and ideas. go to cbsatlanta.com, you will find the links to twitter and facebook on the right side of our home page. >>> police are releasing dramatic video of a chase that began in alpharette it started with a home invasion near the golf club of georgia, then the young men led police on a high-speed chase. it ended in a fiery crash on bank head highway in southwest atlanta. rebecca is live with this newly-released video. >> keep in mind, as you watch this chase, it is a good thing it happened on a sunday morning
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brand. bankruptcy doesn't mean liquidation so don't expect fire sales on gm cars and trucks. you can expect more incentives like 0% fiancing or upgrades. they willstill honor service contracts but may be less convenient to get it serviced with so many fewer dealerships around. today, bankruptcy judge approved the sale of chrysler's assets to fiat. the c.e.o. says blending with fiat allows the detroit company to begin on a fresh page. a judge says speedy sale is need to keep the brands if value from deteriorating any more. a trio of indiana state pension and construction funds representing a small slice of the automakers' secured debt could stand in the way at this point. >>> a red hot issue with a lot of you. the question lingers what should be done about illegal
immigration. many of our comunities have been affected. cbs atlanta's adam murphy is live to show us how illegal
immigration has impacted that area. >> both sides speaking out about the issue today at the state capitol. out here in smyrna, this grocery store is a good example of what hapens when you welcome the ilegal community in and what happens now that you are pushing them out. el valoo foods. caters to the latino community. one year after they started cracking down on illegal
immigration, business here is down 60%. >> what is happening with the small business? what is happening if i don't have customers to sell my pastries? >> maria is a u.s. citizen who owns the bakery inside. latinos used to drive here from all over for the groceries and for maria's pastries. why did business here die? >> we ned a practical workable solution. >>
immigration advocates say latinos in cobb and smyrna are leaving. cobb is one of three counties that can identify legals that have committed crimes and begin the deportation process. even routine traffic stops can get illegals a one way ticket home. many cobb businesses that kateer to latinos are closing. >> we need to solve the problem, mr. obama, the president of this great nation help us. >> but antiimmigration rights groups are also trying to send the president and congress a message. they are campaigning hard, to. >> what i hoe would happen is that we have our representatives and our congress people to represent the majority of amerans and to not let this pass. a majority of americans want the
immigration laws enforced. >> that woman you just heard from represents the dustin inman society. the most outspoken group here in georgia against any sort of amnesty. you are sure to hear more from both sides in and when congress takes up the imigration reform issue. we are lie in smyrna, harry samler, cbs atlanta news. >>> thank you, hary. we are hearing from both side there's and we want to know what you think. we have a pol on our website, cbsatlanta.com where we are asking should the u.s. government grant amnesty to undocumented workers already here. yes, or no? some viewers have gone a step further and e-mailed us their opinion on the subject. bill writes our citizens have lost jobs. hospitals and schols are overburdened by the same people. american citizens are burdened with the costs and our children are paying for it, too. bernie in woodstock says we must stop repeating what we know doesn't work. we tried a legalization plan in 1996. did it stop illegal
immigration? i don't think so. the only thing that works and will continue working is to enforce our laws. what do you think? join the discussion that is going on right now on our facebook page.
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man who died in police custody. east point police say rodney winfrey was running in and out of traffic on stanton road friday. they say he ended up on the hood of a woman's car, but they don't know how. officers put winfrey in handcuffs and called paramedics but he died. that woman is now charged th leaving the scene of an accident. >>>
immigration rights advocates launched a new reform campaign today on the steps of the georgia capitol. representatives from labor, business, faith and
immigration organizations have teamed up. the goal of the reform
immigration for america campaign is to encourage legislative efforts. >> and what we wanted to do is get them out, pay taxes, learn english, go into the line and again people think that comprehensive
immigration reform is kind of an amnesty and it's not. >> organizers launched similar campaigns in 30 major cities today. >>> i'm consumer advisor clark howard.
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but all over the country to let folks know come to baltimore, have a great time. >> this woman is a teenager who comes here to socialize. she says a few troublemake are ruing it for everyone else. >> i feel as though we should not have that going on down here. >> the commissioners said they are stepping up security efforts to date. >> they are working thursday, friday, saturday, around the downtown area, in the harbor, and it is working to good effect. >> there have been 30 few more aggravated assaults in this area this year than last year. >> several activists joined to launch a campaign to reform
immigration for america. the group is made up of leaders from d.c., virginia, and maryland. their aim is to fix the broken
immigration system. a woman i legg that the differences immigrants face based on their nationality. >> someone a darker colored skin than me gets taken away by just because of who they are and because they do not have what i have. it is unfair and needs to end. , another reason for the increased population of illegal immigrants says the process is too expensive. >> two teenagers have been arrested in the beating death of a 14-year-old crofton boy who was attacked while riding his bike not far from his home. an autopsy shows christopher d. jones died of head and neck
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store parking lot! police say they caught alexis riley and reko brown... with two pounds of pot... at the kroger on colerain avenue in lerain township. they also had more than 13- thousand dollars in cash. and this mother ... lakeisha stanford ... charged with child endangering.. after her 13-year-old daughter ... was hurt inside their home in springfield township. police say the girl was caught under a matress... with a cord around her neck... and she might have a broken arm. she was treated at children's hospital. local leaders.. working to reform
immigration practices. top officials from businesses.. faith-based organizations.. and community groups... all met downtown today.. as part of the "reform
immigration for america" campaign .. working to change the way america deals with
immigration.. keep a strong workforce... and incorporate new citizens into the system. (marilyn zayas-davis/immigratio n attorney: "if we do not pass
immigration reform, what we will have to decide is, do we want our jobs to be in the united states, with a portion of them being filled by new immigrants, or do we want our jobs to be moved outside of the united states and let other countries reap the benefits of that industry?") today's reform
immigration for america meeting.. was just a small part.. of a broader campaign.. across the country. rent a d-v-d for free tonight! we have the code you need. and... sharing the road ... just got easier. the project keeping you safer on your bike... or... in the car. hotter temperatures... and the chance for storms moving back into the tri-state. i'll tell you when, coming up.
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colored vehicle, possibly a lexus. i'm ken lemon, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> thank you, ken. the two men accused of kill ago pregnant teenager were in a gaston county courtroom today. john ma gill is the one with the long hair and james edwards is the other. ma gill is still waiting for an attorney and edwards' attorney says he just got the case and couldn't enter a plea. they are accused of accidentally shooting the 17-year-old during a fight more than a month ago. >> she was supposed to graduate june 13th. now she is not here to graduate. i didn't get to have a prom. >>> her mother said she does not think the suspects should face the death penalty. >>> a deadly accident shut down parts of a south charlotte road for nearly 4 hours overnight. this is east of caramel road. one person died after losing control of their suv, causing it to flip several times just before 11 p.m. we are waiting for police to release the driver's name. >>> today,ner lie 2-dozen people rallied for
immigration reform. >>> they were part of a nationwide campaign. the group is pushing congress for broad changes, things like keeping together families where one member is here illegally and another is not. and the humane to deal with undocumented workers. organizers say it doesn't end there. >> we are talking not only about people who are in the country undocumented but people who have been waiting for years to come to the united states. >>> that group is asking for more visas and an independent panel to decide where and how many immigrant workers are need. >>> mecklenburg county's first case of swine flu. plus new steps in the search for a charlotte man missing more than 3 months. police say it is suspiciou >>> despite this video showing a carolina trooper kicking a suspect, some say he should not go to prison. now here's chief meteorologist steve udelson. >>> for most of us, it was a day
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account which they say the commission set up on purpose to circumvent state bidding requirements. >> so you don't have anyone check to go see if any of the money has been taken from the account. you don't have anyone check to go see if it's an appropriate purchase. in this case there were controls and it's just, it leaves it wide open for fraud waste and abuse. >> the state audit did not find fraud and the commission on children and youth has changed the way they pay for the conference but the issue is as a comptroller's office pointed out if you have one of these under the radar bank accounts no one is check to go make sure that the money is being spent the way it's supposed to. >> thank you. well over the next week you will be hearing a lot about
immigration reform as lawmakers in washington prepare to vote on legislation that could drastically change the way
immigration is handled in the u.s.. here in tennessee those who support
immigration spoke out in support of that legislation today. they believe the changes can help stimulate the economy and make america a place that works for everyone and not just a few. >> many of the folk who are against us talk about family values, that if family values are important then there are family values that are important for all of those who come within the boundary of this land. a land that's we just still have borrowed from some folk. >> some of the key changes the group wants to see include more a taken able opportunities for citizenship for hard working immigrants, adding more legal support for foreign workers and better more effective border protection policy. >>> the grace period is over for drivers who run red lights in clarksville. cameras mounted on select traffic lights have been rolling for a month and up until now, people caught running a red light have received merely warnings. almost 3100 drivers have been
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center.. family members jacob ita, 15.. thad ita.. 43.. and tricia ita.. 39.. all died in the saturday crash near broken bow, nebraska. marti and jacob's mother.. kris ita released a statement today.. saying her son was well known for his fun personality. "he was a jokester".. she says.."he will be greatly missed." ita says the family's focus is now on marti.. and hopes people also pr ayer for her oldest daughter a-j. she and her brother jacob were only 11 months apart. a group of nebraska leaders wants the u-s to re- think the way it deals with immigrants. business.. civic .. and religious leaders joined forces in omaha and lincoln to launch the "reform
immigration for america" campaign. the group calls the current system broken. group leaders say the law needs to change... and they say it can be done without uprooting the estimated 12 million people illegally in the u-s.(ben salazar "we americans can not afford to live in a la nd filled with anger and paranoia." ) the leaders will join others in washington wednesday for a national
immigration summit. project economy coverage begins with good news for nebraska .. a survey of business leaders and supply managers across the state indicates the economy here is improving. nebraska's overall index climbed four and a half percent in may. creighton university professor ernie goss also says the pace of job loss is likely to slow down in the months ahead. douglas county gets a new building...and a new name for older county treasury offices. the department's latest office... the new customer service center in the spring valley shopping center ... was dedicated this morning. all county treasury offices will now be called customer service centers. leaders say the change reflects their mission. stocks jumped today after a better-than-expected report on u-s manufacturing activity. the dow surged 221 points ending at eight-thousand-721 the nasdaq jumped 54 points and the 's' and 'p' 500 rose 23. two iowa brothers battled
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the first incident... ended with police using pepper spray on a group protesting a speech by former congressman tom tancredo. weeks later... more protests greeted former congressman virgil goode. six people were arrested that time. both times... the issue at the heart of the speeches... was
immigration reform. protestors say... the men were spreading a message of hate... that doesn't belong on a college campus. "its a place where people should feel safe to be themselves and under- represented and marganilized groups shouldnt feel that they have to be afraid when they walk around campus" the group contends u-n-c needs a hate speech policy. a september court appearance is scheduled for those who were arrested. state advocacy and religious groups.. called on national leaders today to ratify humane
immigration reform... locals working with reform
immigration for america now are asking congress to fix the outdated system that denies immigrants to come to the u-s legally or gain legal status... congress...we need you to reform our
immigration laws to restore fairness in the rule of law as well as to ensure compassion and humanity as to how we treat our families and our communities some believe comprehensive
immigration reform would allow our state to take advantage of contributions from immigrants...helpi ng to boost the economy. a quiet mild overnight with a low of . tuesday will be warmer with and more humid with a high of 92. thanks wes. a durham community is furious tonight after someone
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reform came to salinas this morning... elected officials along with labor activists made their appeal on the steps of the county courthouse today... they're pushing for an effective plan to adjust the legal status of the u-s's undocumented workers... today's rally highlighted the undocumented workers on the central coast working in agriculture and tourism... <natural sound> activists are looking to president obama and congress to take up the issue later this year... coming up next... state health officials confirm more deaths from the swine flu... plus...
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union insiders, and so forth, on and on, quite a thick document compiled originally by the then city attorney. >> thanks, gene. >> advocates for
immigration reform ask the president for help from san diego the streets of los angeles, immigrants' rights groups are demand something sort of amnesty be laid out for the 12 million in this country illegally and say the government can prevent more taxes by giving them a visa or legal paper but opponents say it encourages them to break the law and cross our borer illegally. . >> just the numbers of people,.]kyf÷ the population growth will surge beyond anything that any demographer has predicted. >> eiwuimmigrants' rights groups say the president must address the issue now affecting all americans and say amnesty will allow workers to come out of the shadows and join labor unions and increase wages for all workers. >>> on the heels of the fire in the east county, cal-fire will increase staffing today. its crews increased from 18 to 26 fire engines with each state-funded engine covered by four firefighters, partly in response to the fire in santa barbara and the willow creek fire that burned 65 acres in the county last month. firefighters say while today isn't the official start of the fire season, themy conditions have created a year-round threat and residents need to prepare if even dryer weather. >> as we've seen in the past two weeks, fires are starting to increase. what that means to you, as the homeowner, is that means have your defensible space around your home and having an evacuation plan for you and your family. >> if you are planning to cut defensible face firefighters recommend before 10:00 in the morning and have a hose nearby
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up and jump. he suffered momentum ill fracture --uffered multiple fractures. >>> a march and rally in downtown los angeles was one of dozens held nationwide as part of a campaign called reform
immigration for america. march started in our lady of queen of angels church and ended on steps of l.a. city hall. >>> a new airline second rule, starting this summer airlines wil ask passengers buying ticket to use their name as it appears to their government issued i.d. card. and to previde gender and birth date. to reduce misidentification of passengers who have names of those similar to people on governmt watch lists, it is being phased in over 18 months. >>> it has been a while sincer we heard about swine
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following the law and properly disposing of tires say it's frustrating that some people are tossing them. the state can file even jail violators say it's tough to find them. >>> it's a red-hot issue with many of you. what should happen to immigrants living here illegally? should they be given a break or be forced to go home?
immigration reform supporters are hoping congress will talk next week. many today spent the day talking about the issue. several gathered on the steps of the state capitol. >> we need to correct this problem. we need the people, mr. obama, the president of this great nation help us. >> what i hope would happen is that we have our representatives and our congresspeople to represent the majority of americans and to not let this pass. the majority of americans want the
immigration laws enforced. > we've been getting a lot of
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license plate number. the man that you just saw, 51-year-old scott roder, was arrested a few hours later. he's believed ton an anti-abortion activist. >>> if you're planning a trip to canada, mexico, caribbean, make sure you have your passport or passport cards or you'll be turned away. new government regulations took effect today that requires the additional identification for travelers returning to the u.s. from those regions. and custom representatives say so far most people traveling have been in compliance with the new rules. >> the vast majority of the traveling public is prepared. they either have the passport or passport card, or they're showing evidence to the officers that they have applied. >> there are exceptions to the new regulation where a birth certificate and photo i.d. are still accepted. the travelers should check to see what's required by any country that's on their travel or cruise schedule. >>> a national campaign to ask for
immigration reform started right here in nashville. immigrant rights activists gathered at the lowe's vanderbilt plaza hotel to discuss what they called a broken
immigration system in the country and they made their mission loud and clear. >> congress and the president must reform
immigration not only for our families and our economy but because of america. >> the reform
immigration for america campaign is a national push to reform the current
immigration system through legislation. several leaders in nashville's labor face business and immigrant communitieses attended today's kickoff. >>> so at the top of our newscast, we showed you some pictures from the marina of the percy priest lake. hard to believe that some of those winds have that kind of impact, because the showers came up so fast. >> they came up quick, but they were very isolated. we had that at percy priest. at 6:00 we talked about some of the hail reports we had in columbia. all that's died down but i think tomorrow one or two more isolated storms could fire back
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renovations terre haute, now is the perfect time to do is tarting today, brought fees to be waived in denver, last week he'd stop by to dick potter to explain how the free permits were. >> become down will give you your permit on uap this is and research late this can be anything to do the dishes during a base for a closing in porch and a new roof someone that will give a permit we wait and will waive the fees. >> the free permits will be availabletill june 15th there fell 480 days yankee group from a the from canteron second floor of monday to friday from 730 until 4 for more information car website for geitner to come here to do denver civic cter is dark tonight. lows morethan one had thousand dollars in rent andtaxes because reportedly admitted payments the last eight months through the city plans to close to tell police july 6th that can be organized or not civic theatre is on show is burlesque carry live. >> caught immigrant ranks coalition joined favor 50 committee leaders of the state capital today to launch reform and
immigration american campaign. it's a national effort to prepare it not broken mmigration system to federal and shares pared his house some local level. >> what we need to change at the local level is paid to take to the streets to get involvedin the congresspeople and show them to new
immigration reform now perry todo tomorrow, 20 leaders from across coloradoare heading to washington d.c. to deliver their message to congress the will to win several other supporters from around the country for the reform
immigration summit. it's probably the last place you wantto be on tuesday morning, but if your car registration is overdue, we have won their reasons free to go to the dmv. the new law passed a share equires car owners to register on or after june 1st or face late feesof $25 amonth after $100 for each vehicle veered car owners willcontinue to have all
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he'd stop by to dick potter to explain how the free permits were. >> become down will give you your permit on uap this is and research late this can be anything to do the dishes during a base for a closing in porch and a new roof someone that will give a permit we it and will waive the fees. >> the free permits will be availabletill june 15th there fell 480 days yankee group from a the from canteron second floor of monday to friday from 730 until 4 for more information car website for geitner to come here to do denver civic center is dark tonight. lows morethan one had thousand dollars in rent andtaxes because reportedly admitted payments the last eight months through the city plans to close to tell police july 6th that can be organized or not civic theatre is on show is burlesque carry live. >> caught immigrant ranks coalition joined favor 50 committee leaders of the state capital today to launch reform and
immigration american campaign. it' a national effort to prepare it not broken mmigration system to federal and shares pared his house some local level. >> what we need to change at the local level is paid to take to the streets to get involvedin the congresspeople and show them to new
immigration reform now perry todo tomorrow, 20 leaders from across coloradoare heading to washington d.c. to deliver their message to congress the will to win several other supporters from around the country for the reform
immigration summit. it's probably the last place you wantto be on tuesday morning, but if your car registration is overdue, we have won their reasons free to go to the dmv. the new law passed a share equires car owners to register on or after june 1st or face late feesof $25 amonth after $100 for each vehicle veered car owners willcontinue to have all month grace. >> man vs alligator planets and
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"(01:01:45-- :58) geeser: the more we turn the economy around the more people will drive. so we can expect to see prices continue to go up and again that's not necessarily a bad thing if it's tied to the economy" nevadans pay an average of 2-50 for a llon of gas. you can check out some of the best prices on our website fox- 5-vegas dot com. a national campaign to change
immigration laws made a stop in las vegas. the movement is called "reform
immigration for america." local community leaders and clergy joined forces at the lloyd george federal building downtown. they say the
immigration system is broken.. and needs to be made more humane. garza: 11:15:56- 11:16:09; "i think that the people who are here contribute to our economy and it would be worse off for us if we got rid of them. it's 12 million consumers that wouldn't be buying our products." members of the progressive leadership alliance nevada.. and the american
immigration lawyers association.. also attended today's event. people who live in las vegas and need a passport have a new option. the city clerks' office is now offering passport and photo services from nine to four every monday through friday. the office is located in the first floor of city hall. starting today.. people traveling to mexico.. canada.. bermuda.. and the caribbean will have to have a u-s passport or a passport card for travel. more local news. the north las vegas airport is getting some big money to make the aiport safer. senators harry reid and john ensign announced a grant of more than one and a half million for the airport. the money will be used for ongoing safety work to relocate overhead power lines to underground locations. both senators said passenger safety is a top priority. it's being called the greatest final table in poker history. nine great world series of poker champions are playing in a special exhibition tonight. there is no prize money.. but the winner will receive a fully restored 19-70 corvette.. to honor the first year of the world series of poker. poker legend doyle brunson
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person when they arrive at the booth and move them through the process quickly. it allows us to protect the identity of travels coming to the united states and protecting the individuals that may be and come in and use someone else identity. >> agents being flexible by issuing a noncompliance informational flyer. the new rule should help them detect fraud and illegal crossing. they say it's a step in the right direction. >> if you have to come across illegally, you will be caught no matter what. but these guys they know what they are doing. >> reporter: heather ford, fox 5 news. >>> local community leaders want to launch
immigration reform efforts. the group a part of a nationwide
immigration reform. want comprehensive reform and to them includes fairer working conditions keeping families together and end the
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ñ?ñññóóóóxl"l >> it seems unfair, all of a sudden, they want to take my mom as well. >> today was international children's day and the coalition of
immigration rights groups. they used the rallying point to push for
immigration reform. they deployed immigrant gathered outside the federal building to draw attention to the plight. they called for a stop for the raid for u.s.
immigration and customs enforcement agent. >> nora campos announced she will run for a seat at the state assembly. >> i have the ability to be able to secure and make sure that we do not lose any dollars in san jose that go to vital services like public safety education and health care. >> campos has been a member of the san jose city council since 2001. she's running for the district 23 assembly seat held by joe coato who is being turned out. >>> gavin newsom unveiled his budget plan. despite more than $400 million
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>> it seems unfair, all of a sudden, they want to take my mom as well. >> today was international children's day and the coalition of
immigration rights groups. they used the rallying point to push for
immigration reform. they deployed immigrant gathered outside the federal building to draw attention to the plight. they called for a stop for the raid for u.s.
immigration and customs enforcement agent. >> nora campos announced she will run for a seat at the state assembly. >> i have the ability to be able to secure and make sure that we do not lose any dollars in san jose that go to vital services like public safety education and health care. >> campos has been a member of the san jose city council since 2001. she's running for the district 23 assembly seat held by joe
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or a trusted traveler card. the new regulations took some people by surprise. lewis says: "they said i was noncompliant. next time i have to have a passport." perez says: "i think it's awesome. i think we should protect the country, and have all these requirements to get across it." for now, people crossing the border without proper identification will not be turned away. it will just take longer to cross, while agents verify their identies. an immigrant rights march through the streets of los angeles today. hundreds of supporters are launching a nationwide campaign for
immigration reform. the campaign is called "reform
immigration for america" and involves dozens of unions -- religious groups -- and immigrant rights groups. the goal of the campaign is to connect communities nationwide -- and encourage them to lobby lawmakers. beautiful weather for the first week of june. how long will it last? first alert forecaster ginger jeffries is tracking your conditions. ginger --
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to the streets of l-a today in support of immigrant's rights. the march supported the launch of a nationwide campaign pushing for
immigration reform. the group is working to lobby lawmakers to pass laws changing the visa program and improving worker rights. more than 40 other rallies took place across the country. former vice president dick cheney made several shocking statements as he spoke at the national press club in washington today. among them...reversing his opinion that saddam hussein was involved in 9-11 ...and redefining his stance on same- sex marriage in the u-s.< i think people ought to be free to enter into any kind of union they wish , any kind of arrangement they wish. the question of whether or not there ought to be a federal statute that governs this, i don't support.>
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borders. although it may take a little longer to get through some dont mind the wait. travelers without the requirements won't be turned away- at least not yet- but they'll likely experience delays while agents verify their identity. hundreds of supporte of immigrant rights marched through los angeles today to help launch a nationwide campaign for
immigration reform. the campaign is called "reform
immigration for america" and involves dozens of unions, religious groups and immigrant rights groups. the goal of the campaign is to connect communities nationwide so they can lobby lawmakers to pass
immigration reform laws. organizers say more than 40 similar events took place across the country. up next on abc 23 news at 11... hurricane season is officially
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counted here at the san francisco day labor center where a number of illegals get work there also seems to be hesitancy about being in the census although the motivation isn't political being homeless its hard to be part of the census also lack of documentation i have no documents to prove who i am hundreds of supporters of immigrant rights marched through los angeles today, to help launch a nationwide campaign for
immigration reform. the campaign is called reform
immigration for america and involves dozens of unions, religious groups and immigrant rights groups. the goal of the campaign is to connect communities nationwide so they can lobby lawmakers to pass
immigration reform laws. organizers of the march say over 40 similar events took place across the country. top house and senate democrats have struck a tentative deal on a war funding bill. the nearly 100 billion dollar measure includes a generous new line of credit for the international monetary fund, or "i-m-f". that's a provision which is bound to run into opposition from conservative republicans. here's scott hennessee with a sports preview. phil mickelson announces his return to the pga tour. will he back in time to play the u.s. open. and could the dodgers complete a 9th inning rally against the diamondbacks. you're watching kpsp local 2 nightside. the dodgers began a nine game homsetand against theg
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joing the tyrell county fire department. the fire department fired him. the s.b.i. helped with the investigation and he is now facing charges. a teenager accused of kidnapping a nine- month-old baby and taking her out of state had her day in court. renesha griner waived extradition in alabama and appeared before a judge in hoke county monday. police say the kidnapping was part of a hoax griner was using to get a former boyfriend back. she told him they were the parents of the child and was hoping to patch their relationship. the baby was safely returned to her family last week. is the
immigration system outdated and should it be changed? the group reform
immigration for american now, thinks so they met in raleigh monday to push lawmakers to improve the citizenship process for entering the u.s. they plan to mount a national campaign to improve the citizenship process for immigrants entering the u-s. after months of debate... the pitt county school board has come to a decision on its uniform policy from here on out. last night - the board
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all my cards on the ck. that's my hunch. we'll find out come wednesday.. but i think it's important to signal to the south carolina public that we're not going to carry on with a whole series of appeals which apparently my legal team says we could do." the first of two hearings othe lawsuits is scheduled for tomorrow at 10am. the stimulus money is intended to spare schools and colleges from deep budget cuts. immigrants' rights supporters gathered at the georgia capitol to push for federal
immigration reform. the event launched the state's branch of the reform
immigration for america campaign. about 25 people attended, including a state lawmaker who supports
immigration reform. what we wanted to do is get them out, pay taxes, learn english, go in through the line. and again, people think that comprehensive
immigration reform is kind of an amnesty. it's not. a three-day national campaign summit is set to start wednesday in washington, d.c. a georgia program to check voter citizenship has been ruled un- enforceable by the department of justice. the federal government says the program that checked motor vehicle services and social security databases disproportionately flagged blacks... hispanics... and asians and placed an undue burden on them to prove their citizenship. "i think people who have stood for the principal of one man one vote, its very upsetting that they have made it easier for someone to cancel out your vote who does not have right and privilege to vote." "it disproportionately targeted poor, minorities, latinos, exactly the voters the republicans were counting on to vote for the democrats." anyone registering to vote in georgia must swear an oath that they are a citizen of the united states. if the justice department's decision stands...
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also known as carlos bledsoe, has been charged with 15 counts of terroristic acts and capital murder a neighbor who lived near muhammad says it's hard for him to believe. carlose is a very good kid, very smart very personable consistant as far as his personal behaviour he's a good guy. authorities say muhammad had only lived in little rock for two months. the soldier who was wounded is said to be in stable condition and should recover. the terrorism trial of a former georgia tech student is underway in atlanta. prosecutors say 24-year old syed haris "conspired to support terrorism here and abroad" as he tried to prove himself to terror groups. they say ahmed went so far as to fly pakistan to join the taliban.... and video potential targets in washington to improve his standing among jihadis. immigrants' rights supporters in georgia have launched a state campaign for
immigration reform. protestors gathered at the georgia capitol monday to press for reform, and inform the public. one state lawmaker who supports reform says alot of people may be mistaken about their agenda. - what we wanted to do is get them out, pay taxes, learn english, go in through the line. and again, people think that comprehensive
immigration reform is kind of an amnesty. it's not. president obama is scheduled to meet with members of congress to talk about
immigration reform next week. georgia leaders are frustrated with the justice department... a federal judge has rejected the system the state uses to check the citizenship of possible voters. geora has been ordered to get federal approval before using the department of driver services and social security administration to check the status of voters. secretary of state karen handel says the decision leaves the integrity of the state's elections in jeopardy. richmond county voters can cast their ballots early to decide if they want to keep paying an extra penny in sales tax. early voting for splost is available until june 12th from 8-30
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drive it off the lot. but a car bought from a troubled company like g-m, could lose as much as 30 percent of its value. supreme court nominee sonia sotomy-áor will be on capitol hill today, meeting with senators who'll decide her judicial future. she'll have several face-to- face closed-door meetings known as "courtesy calls" with both republicans and democrats. the obama administration expects the nate to confirm sotomayor before its august vacation.
immigration is a hot topic for many states right now -- and supporters of
immigration reform in georgia have taken their fight to the state capitol. a few dozen came out, along with a state lawmaker, to rally together in atlanta on monday.the event launched the state's branch of the "reform
immigration for america campaign."according to the group's website -- they stand for promoting economic opportunity and protecting immigrant workers... sot-- what we wa do is get them out, pay taxes, learn englis in through the line. and again, people think that comprehensive
immigration reform is kind of an amnesty. amnesty.president obama is scheduled to meet with members of congress to talk about
immigration reform next week. it's been a hard year for many -we dl with the economy. and one thing is for certain -- more people are without food. news 12's shalah sasse explains where you can go for help this summer. stacey. most people think the busiest time of year for food banks-- is during the holiday season. but-- it's actually during the summer-- when many kids go hungry. kristel thomas is thankful therfoodvailable when school is out. she says her 7-year-old son participated in the aiken county summer food program last year-- and plans to use it again this summer. "he's able to eat and you know get something, and it helps me on the other end by not having to pack a lunch, and you know
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heroina quedaron totalmente arruinados...indiscutiblemente un dia inolvidable para los novios... 3 activistas de todo 3 el pais lanzaron una campaqa para presionar a washington a que apruebe una reforma migratoria para legalizar a los 12 millones de incodumentados en estados unidos...la campaqa, llamada reform
immigration for america, arrancara en mas de 30 ciudades y contara con la participacion de sindicatos, grupos religiosos, organizaciones sin animos de lucro y grupos de defensa de derechos humanos, entre otros. 3 momento de otra pausa, pero en breve...el salvador tiene por primera vez un gobierno izquierdista...el presidente es mauricio funes... ademas...policias tras las rejas...mas de 30 de ellos caen por presunta corrupcion en mexico...tambien...los marlins inician con el pie derecho su serie contra los el pie derecho su serie contra los cerveceros de milwaukee... y para demostrar que no le teme a las alturas, un hombre
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suspects at this time. jill>> an 18-year old was ticketed at southeast high school yesterday for having a shotgun on school property. police say armani flood... had an unloaded pump-action shotgun in the trunk of his car. no ammunition was found nor was the gun taken inside the school. as a precaution.. an e-mail about the incident was sent to southeast parents... but the principal said students weren't at risk, and police resolved the situation quickly. jill>> a york teenager has pleaded not guilty to unlawfully disposing the remains of a stillborn child. the 18-year-old woman appeared in court yesterday. authorities say the woman gave birth to a stillborn girl on january 26th. she put the body in a trash bag and placed it in an outside trash bin, where it was later picked up by a garbage truck. police got a tip that the teen had given birth to a stillborn child and searched the house and landfill. they found the remains on february 2nd. a dna test later proved the 18 year old was the mother. . ---o>> a huge grass-roots effort was launched nationwide yesterday...to build support for comprehensive
immigration reform. here in lincoln--- advocates and leaders from faith communities, small businesses, and civil rights groups.. spoke on behalf of the campaign. the hope is to encourage representatives to push for legislation that creates a rigorous registration process... protects workers rights... and create a clear path to citizenship that's easy to follow. many immigrants face a 5, 7, 11 and even 20 year wait to get a visa... while separated from their families. 5 campaign supporters from lincoln will join about 500 more in washington, d.c. on wednesday... but with a controversial topic comes other opinions... the nebraska republican party says we need to patrol our borders and áthen develop an appropriate process for immigrants to become citizens. ----o>> now to the latest on the missing air france jetliner... an increasingly desperate search is underway over the atlantic as crews look for clues. the plane left rio de janeiro for paris sunday night..... just hours into the trans-
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police. >>> some folks in charlotte want to revamp
immigration laws. faith, business and community leaders gathered in east charlotte to launch a local chapter of the reform
immigration for america campaign. they say the system is broken and needs to be fixed with comprehensive
immigration reform legislation. >> only looking for -- follow the rules and we had to repeat that process. we had to solve the illegal
immigration. >> for more information on the reform
immigration for america campaign, go to foxcharlotte.com. click under fox weblinks. >>> france asked for u.s satellite help in looking for an air france jet that vanished over the atlantic ocean. all 222 people on the flight are feared dead after flying into towering thunderstorms. the flight charter shows a couple from texas may have been on board. >>> the space shuttle atlantis is in texas this morning. check it out. the shuttle left edwards air
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shotgun on school property. police say armani flood... had an unloaded pump-action shotgun in the trunk of his car. no ammunition was found nor was the gun taken inside the school. as a precaution.. an e-mail about the incident was sent to southeast parents... but the principal said students weren't at risk, and police resolved the situation quickly. jill>> a york teenager has pleaded not guilty to unlawfully disposing the remains of a stillborn child. the 18-year-old woman appeared in court yesteay. authorities say the woman gave birth to a stillborn girl on january 26th. she put the body in a trash bag and placed it in an outside trash bin, where it was later picked up by a garbage truck. police got a tip that the teen had given birth to a stillborn child and searched the house and landfill. they found the remains on february 2nd. a dna test later proved the 18 year old was the mother. . ---o>> a huge grass-roots effort was launched nationwide yesterday...to build support for comprehensive
immigration reform. here in lincoln--- advocates and leaders from faith communities, small businesses, and civil rights groups.. spoke on behalf of the campaign. the hope is to encourage representatives to push for legislation that creates a rigorous registration process... protects workers rights... and create a clear path to citizenship that's easy to follow. many immigrants face a 5, 7, 11 and even 20 year wait to get a visa... while separated from their families. 5 campaign supporters from lincoln will join about 500 more in washington, d.c. on wednesday... but with a controversial topic comes other opinions... the nebraska republican party says we need to patrol our borders and áthen develop an appropriate process for immigrants to become citizens. ---o>> now to the latest on the missing air france jetliner... an increasingly desperate search is underway over the atlantic as crews look for clues. the plane left rio de janeiro for paris sunday night... just hours into the trans- atlantic flight--- it disappeared. abc's sonya gallego (guy-ego)
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which prohibits carry-ins where there's a prevailing liquor license, like the one the east town association has. organizers know there will probably be some disappointed festival goers but are hoping many will still come out. 3 3 3 >;15 delegates from wisconsin will head to the nation's capital this week, hoping to change
immigration laws. wednesday, the delegates will join more than 700 others from across the country to try and persuade the congress to pass legislation changing the united states
immigration policy... the effort began with calls to house speaker nancy pelosi. one of those travelling to d.c. is francisco martorell who feels this is his calling... 3 >; "it is both to work for immigrants but also for this country that has given me so much. to me it is an emotional issue. it's a legal issue. it's something that's going to fulfill my life.">; the group representing milwaukee is made up of community, faith, labor, and business leaders.the group hopes to have legislation moving through the house by this summer. 3 3 3 >;the latest now on the disapearance of an air france jetliner... this morning-- there are new clues into what may have happened to the flight once flew over the atlantic ocean.>;>;the us is now assisting in the search. our doug luzader live in washington with more... 3 3 >; investigators are looking into reports that another flight crew saw what appeared to be several patches of fire on the ocean. the u-s meantime is providing detailed satellite images to try to track down the wreckage. 3 3 the wreckage.3 3 3 3 >;even if the approximate location of the wreckage is found, recovering it could be extremely difficult. ocean depths in that area can approach three miles. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. 3
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organizations gather on the south coast to rally for
immigration reform. the movement is known as "reform
immigration for america." organizers are calling for comprehensive
immigration reform and a path to citizenship for undocumented workers already in the country. supporters say, we need to fix this now-- while others argue-- the u-s needs more enforcement of current laws. 4:36 the system is broken, we need a new
immigration system and the way to do it is to pass
immigration legislation, like the federal dream act and gen
immigration reform 2:05 we have an
immigration that's out of control. it needs to be resolved and not by amnesty bc we've proven over and over amnesty doesn't work bc the gov't has failed to enforce our laws period nearly 12-million undocumented workers are estimated to live in the u-s. and finally - it's hunger awareness day - and we want your help to raise money to feed the thousands of residents in san luis obispo and santa barbara counties. one local woman urges residents to help out today.
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and also to make our borders more efficent."in tijuana antonio castelan san diego 6 news. it's the largest
immigration reform campaign this year... and five local activists are heading to the capitol to represent san diego. the reform
immigration for america summit starts tomorrow in washington.about 200 unions, religious groups and immigrant rights activists from 25 states will take part in the three-day event.the local chapter of the campaign was launched yesterday at the county administration building. activists say they want to see changes in
immigration policy now. "protect immigrants workers, undocumented and documented as well, provide fair wages, equality, dignity and respect."
immigration reform advocates say they will have important conversations with lawmakers following the summit on june 8th. the san pasqual band of missions indians says governor arnold schwarzenegger is denying them several thousand licenses for slot machines. in a 550-million dollar claim.. the san pasqual tribe says
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. members of ventura council of governments say they live within their means and the state must learn to do the same. < don't be using us as a piggy bank and an unlimited credit card and that's about what they've been doing. > <democrats and republicans have to all work together and get off this ideological fight that they got going as a group they are all responsibility. > . if the state doesn't listen... local residents will feel the effects of more cuts. . some city leaders plan to take their message in person to sacramento later this week. . some groups across the country and locally, believe a new administration in the white house offers a new shot at
immigration reform. . rallies were held across the country yesterday.. including this one in santa barbara. . supporters want changes that would let illegal immigrants quickly become u-s citizens ... and not be forced to live and work in fear of being deported. <immigrants buy property and pay higher property taxes than folks who have owned homes for a long time. they buy things and pay sales tax. > <it doesn't make sense to spend billions of dollars to deport workers, who are producing, paying taxes, learning english and setting roots here . we should ask them to come out of the shadows and work towards becoming americans> . but the group "californians for population stabilization" says the already compromised economic system in the u.s. would not be able to handle the influx of millions of new citizens ... through the reforms being suggested. . a santa barbara contractor accused of murdering his older brother and sister-in-law appeared before a judge. . corey lyons wore jail clothes and handcuffs.. as he tried to avoid cameras during his arraignment. . defense attorney steve balash requested a continuance saying he needs more time. . lyons faces two counts of murder with special circumstances. . prosecutors say he shot and killed daniel lyons and barbara scharton at their home
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force base in kern county yesterday -- on the way back to the kennedy space center. the shuttle stopped for the night in texas. 3 the obama administration is easing restrictions for travel to cuba. the government has ended restrictions on cuban americans traveling to cuba. under former president george bush, cuban-americans could only visit their families once every three years. now they can travel to cuba as often as they want. 3 a nationwide push is underway for
immigration reform. forty marches took place in cities across the country, including here in fresno. the campaign "reform
immigration for america" involves dozens of unions, religious groups and immigrant rights groups. the goal is to connect communities nationwide so they can present a united front to the president and congress on
immigration reform. 3 "this is an exciting year. there is a lot of hope that this is an issue that is going to be a priority with the new administration." the group cited no specific timeline as to when they'd like to see an
immigration reform bill in place. they would like
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hay una que dice puras verdades y noticias. sacha preto. >> gracias. como decía un ex colega mío que cuando se cuenta con el título de periodista, no es chisme sino información. activistas políticos abordan los importantes temas para los inmigrantes, una vez la
reforma migratoria y otro del envío de remesas. nos acompaña en vivo el representante demócrata por illinois, luis gutiérrez. gracias por estar con nosotros. >> gracias por darme en su programa. >> el lunes se lanzó una campaña con respecto a este tema y hoy inicia una cumbre para estimularlos. ¿que se espera? >> organizar nuestros esfuerzos y ser preciso con ellos. buscar convencer a los congresistas y paralelos a los que están a favor de la
reforma migratoria. hay toda una comunidad con toda una red de influencias listos para combatir los anti inmigrantes y añadir nuestras voces y energía al esfuerzo. estamos organizados a través de la nación. >> usted habla de convencer a los legisladores. necesitan 279 votos, ¿de qué forma planea convencerlos? >> ya tenemos aproximadamente 306 -206 en la cámarae representantes así que tenemos que buscar 13 personas más y vamos a enfocar nuestra analogía diciéndoles que es bueno para la economía, la seguridad nacionaly básicamente vamos a ser claros.no vamos a deportar 13 millones de personas. lo importante es incorporarlos de la manera más generosa posible para que paguen impuestos, para que contribuyan de una manera plena y el segundo argumento es que este país se basa en la familia. la unidad familiar es a través de la
reforma de nuestro sistema de inmigración. no quiero que la gente se asuste, ya tenemos 206 y hay 47 senadores que sabemos. >> según tengo entendido como usted y otros legisladores se reunirán con el presidente obama. ¿de que manera planear ganar su apoyo para que el pueda hacer todo lo posible por aprobar una
reforma migratoria. >> es muy importante. el nos dijo que nos iba a platicar de esto en mayo. vamos a tener esta reunión el lunes que viene. que nos diga lo que va a incluir en su plan de
reforma migratoria. nosotros somos el equipo y él es el dirigente, necesitamos que él nos de direccion pero antes tiene que mostrar liderazgo. platicaremos después de la reunión. espera que se cumpla. >> los inmigrantes no son la ayuda económica de estados unidos sino a la de sus países por el envío de remesas. su agenda incluye pedir una ley para controlar este tipo de giras. -giros ¿porque es ésta tan importante? >> hemos bajado el costo pero todavía hay trabajo qué hacer. los estados unidos, nuestro gobierno, manda en total $26 mil millones en ayuda todas los países del mundo. los inmigrantes en estados unidos, mandan más dinero a méxico y centroamérica. ñimás de $40 mil millones cada año. más de lo que estados unidos le manda en ayuda al mundo nosotros demandamos nuestra comunidad. ¿a quien le están mandando el dinero? a los familiares que lo necesitan mucho. >> muchas gracias. estaremos pendientes de todos los esfuerzos. seguimos informando. los principales ejecutivos de general motors y chrysler van al senado para explicar sus procesos de restructuración. por segundo día consecutivo, la jueza sonia sotomayor acude al capitolio para otra ronda de conversaciones con 10 senadores de otro partido. su objetivo principal es convencer a los legisladores de que la ley será la clave de sus decisiones. el presidente obama lló a riad en el inicio de una visita al medio oriente para abrir un diálogo con el mundo musulmán.
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yesterday.a massive search is still underway, but all 228 people on-board are feared dead.the exact cause of the crash won't be known until the plane's black boxes are found. the south carolina supreme court will start hearing arguments today in the stimulus lawsuits.the lawsuits are trying to force governor sanford to apply for federal stimulus money.he says a measure passed by state lawmakers that orders him to take the cash is unconstitutional. a competency hearing has been postponed for the former south carolina police officer accused of kidnapping and holding his estranged wife and son hostage at a georgia hotel. david dietz was supposed to have a mental competency hearing yesterday. that hearing was called-off, but no reason was given.dietz has pleaded not guilty. now to news in the southeast.. immigrants' rights supporters showed-up at the georgia's capital to push for federal
immigration-reform. yesterday's event launched the state's branch of áthe reform
immigration for americaá campaign. about 25-people attended, including a state lawmaker who supports reform. according to its website, áreform immigrationá believes
immigration-reform must promote economic opportunity and protect workers. president obama is scheduled to meet with members of congress to talk about reform next week. desperate-times call for desperate measures.a florida homeowner is trying a unique idea to sell his multi-million- dollar-mansion. he's offering coupon for a-million-dollars áoffá the price of the home. the man has been trying to discretely unload his 15- thousand square-foot dream-home for the past year. the homeowner took the coupon- idea to a realtor. at first----she thought the plan was strange---even for tough economic-times.she eventually warmed-up to the idea, because the home is brand-new and wasn't lived-in. there are certain things you expect to find at a daycare- --toys, baby-wipes, and plenty of snacks.alcohol, drugs and weapons aren't on that list. that's exactly what north carolina investigators say they found at a daycar near
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este fue un nuevo comienzo entre estados unidos y musulmanes, dijo que junto podrán confrontar al extremismo en el mundo y avanzar en la búsqueda de la paz en medio oriente, en espera del discurso, obama dijo que el ciclo de desconfianza debe terminar, seguro que estados unidos no está ni estará en embargo llamó confrontar al extremismo en todo sus formas. miembros del congreso y más de 700 activistas de inmigración, participan hoy en una reunión nacional para la
reforma migratoria nació de washington, esa parte una campaña que comenzó con marchas y manifestaciones en decenas de ciudades, jaime garcía los mostró las acciones desde los ángeles. >> rodrigo hernández es uno de miles de inmigrantes que son engañados por abogados, cambios de miles de dólares le prometen a arreglar su situación legal. >> sabemos que no podemos arreglar. >> caso como éste un gran significado la deportación inmediata al señor hernández, pero en una acción decisiva que marca rompimiento con el pasadoel procurador general de la restauró el derecho los inmigrantes a reabre sus casos en las cortes de inmigración, cuando son víctimas de engaño. >> el presidente bush en utilizar la constitución como si fuera un juguetey elegir a quien protegía y a quien no. >> fueron anulados por el gobierno del presidente bush cuando faltaba menos de 15 días para que terminará su período >> quiere decir que la legislación que determina mucho de lo que está pasando la corte de inmigración,regresan a luque estuvo. hace meses la postura legal del >> quienes llegaron a washington para convencer a 269 congresistas federales, saben que llegaba la hora de desechar sistema migratorio que no funciona . >> a final de este proceso tenemos la confianza que vamos a contar con la votación del congreso. >> quienes se oponen a una
reforma migratoria señala que el desempleo habrá de demostrar que no es el momento de una legalización. >> es oportunidad para más trabajo de referentes legales, >> dejando en claro que la
reforma migratoria es uno de los temas más importantes que la cartera presidencial,la casa blanca anunció que próximo 17 de junio se suar acabó una reunión en la que el tema principal será la inmigración. >> la bancarrota de chrysler y general motors a posada por el gobierno están teniendo posición en el congreso,
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empleados. >> esta caricatura publicado en oklahoma muestra a obama con un sombrero mexicano y sonia sotomayor. >> ha despertado rechazo en la común dado latina aunque el artista fue una hacer una broma sobre como la usan. >> este fin de semana no habrá descanso para los integrantes del comité jurídico del senado ya se encuentran analizando los documentos dados por sonia sotomayor para anticipar cualquier otro tipo de tema conflictivo. >> vamos hablar de inmigración, se reunieron más de # cientos congresistas en organizaciones civiles para lanzar una campaña de la legalización de indocumentados y el 17 de junio el presidente obama se reunirá para planear como lograrla. >> está cubriendo el asunto migratorio. >> las marchas en más de 20 ciudades y los testimonios de inmigrantes que fueron hasta el país se anotaron su primera victoria. >> el tema de la
reforma integral se colocó a la cabeza de la agenda de los líderes del congreso. >> una
reforma migratoria es el tercer tema más importante después de la
reforma al sistema de salud y la energía. >> aseguró el líder del senado. el que quiere que este mismo año se apruebe una ley federal que incluya desde la seguridad de las fronteras y la legalización de 11 millones de inmigrantes. y un programa de trabajadores temporales en todas las tareas de la economía. >> pa que vengan de manera ordenada legal y segura. eso es diferente de lo que estuvimos en el 2007. ahora los ojos están puestos en la casa blanca donde el próximo 17 el presidente obama se reúne con un pequeño grupo de congresistas demócratas y republicanos. >> ya sabemos dónde están los aliados en el senado y me parece a mi que cuando nos convocamos en la casa blanca el 17 no habrá excusas. >> en la reunión se discutirá la estrategia para llevar al congreso el tema migratorio antes de fin de año y cumplirá la promesa de campaña que le ganó. >> los republicanos entienden la realidad que si el voto latino es imposible tomar la casa blanca de nuevo. >> el asunto realmente es trabajo ellos. >> para quienes se oponen a la reformo anular la legalización. >> estamos en favor de la
reforma de la inmigración. pero sina la amnistía. >> será mayor que la realidad económica. >> tengo esperanza que se haga la
reforma. >> para madres inmigrantes como francisca lino la victoria de esta semana es primera de una larga lucha para evitar la separación de sus hijas. jaime garcía, univisión. t >> después de la pausa comercial, un saldo después de enfrentamiento entre la policía e indínas en perú.?4
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