My name is jayish, the dean and director of the immigration justice clinic here at American University Washington College of law. Its my pleasure to welcome all of you to the law school and i offer that welcome not only on behalf of the law school but on behalf of our cosponsoring institution, the American University center for latin american and latino studies led by eric herbburg and dennis stitchcom and the American Immigration Lawyers Association and our Planning Committee representatives. Again, i thank you for everyone who has been [ applause ] yes. Thank you. For all of the hard work that the planning economy has put in to making this event such a success. Thanks to all of you. I know you have very busy schedules so i appreciate your willingness to be here. For those of you who were here, yesterday we had a series of enriching panels beginning to unpack some of the challenges facing migrant youths, some of the factors across the world as well as some of the ways in which the asy
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Hello, everybody. Thanks for joining. On behalf of the bookstore im pleased to introduce tonights event with the new look young castro the making of a revolutionary in conversation with the ambassador. Before we get started i want to encourage everyone to check out the schedule. For example june 25, ash carter will discuss his new book inside box lessons from a lifetime leadership in the pentagon. And on july 8, Charles Fishman will present one giant leap that flew us to the moon. After the talk we will time for questions from the audience and we are pleased to have cspan book tv. Asking questions please know you will be recorded and please wait a moment for the microphone to come to you before asking your questions. After the qanda we will have a signing at the table and we have Copies Available for purchase in the next room. Your choice to purchase books supports the series and ensures the landmark of independent bookstores, so we thank you for that and also thank you for silencing y