Us in terms of harvesting cotton and tomatoes. At the end of the basero program is one Significant Impact. Also what we see at the same time was there was not not only was there a number of visas available to mexican nationals, right, but we also see a shift in the temporary worker programs. So at this time, there had been, prior to 1965, a temporary worker program, h2 program. It was relatively small in scale and continues to be relatively small in scale. Prior to 1965, the burden was on the government to show that the workers that were coming in under the temporary programs would not harm the u. S. Workforce. Beginning in 1965, that burden then shifted to employers. What this meant was there was more of an active, exantiscreening role that the government played in determining which temporary workers and generally which foreignborn workers would be able to come into the United States, giving the government more control in terms of limiting the access of mexican and other latinamerican
Well look ahead to all of wednesdays matches a little later in the program. The u. S. Defense secretary has called on gulf countries to do more to fight the Islamic State in iraq and the levant. Speaking at a hearing, ash carter said that sunni arab nations in particular should be offering more. Turkey must do more to control its often porous border. Saudi arabia and the gulf states join the air portion of the campaign in the early days. Only the air part. But it has sense been reoccupied by the conflict in yemen both in the air and on the ground. And just this past week i personally reached out to my counterparts in 40 countries around the world, in the coalition and asked them to contribute more, and many cases contribute to much more enhancing the fight against else. Leaders of the council are meeting in riyadh with syria high up on the agenda. Saudi Arabias King Salman said that they remain committed to finding a solution in syria. The International Community has a joint responsibi
Killings at Charlie Hebdo. The airport has closed down to runways. The brothers are hides out inside a printing warehouse. Both have been on the run since gang down 12 people inside Charlie Hebdo. Dana lewis joins us live by phone. You just got into town. Tell us what youre seeing. There was a blanket of security here. You cant imagine how many police are on the streets all the way from the center of paris past the charles did he gall airport the police are making sure everybody is far away as the hostage drama is unfolding as we speak. The records quiet the windows have been closed on many homes. Im standing outside a high school. It is full of students, and it is about less than a mile away from the printing factory where this hostage taking is takes place, in fact some of the students just leaned out the window chanting solidarity with those murdered in the attack on the newspaper in the center of paris 48 hours ago, they were chanting we are charlie. Theres an Elementary School acr
Demonstrators out here. This demonstration and march essentially wrapped up around 8 00. It actually started in four different locations with the idea of spreading through downtown, and converging into one large rally against what they call police brutality. Hands up dont shoot reporter its a march with a familiar rally, hands up dont shoot, allegedly the words said by Michael Brown 11 days ago. More than 100 protesters marched down broadway. Their destination, Police Headquarters at 7th street. They were stopped short by a line of officers. Words were exchanged. Some in the crowd angry at police clad and riot gear blocking their way. We have a contingency of other people that they wont let through. We cant touch. This is the kind of thing that makes protests go the other way. Reporter eventually that group joined the protest, bringing the numbers to 200. Were not looking for violence. We want the message to be about the dead black and brown babies, not anything else. Reporter after an
I have ron fourniers piece that he wrote in december. It starts off New York Timeses doug mills strode into jay carneys office with pile of pictures taken exclusively by president obamas official photographer at events the White House Press corp. Was forbidden to cover. This one mills said, this one too and this one and this one. The redfaced photographer joined by colleagues on the White House Correspondent Association Board finished 10 minute presentation with a flurries that made carney a former moscow correspondent for time winced. You guys are just like tasks. How mad were you . I think i was pretty upset. Its culmination because of being on the board i am constantly being inundated with emails and voice and text from other photographers who were traveling with the president daily like i am. There have just been a lot of concerns. When they put them all together for me and then they brought it to me and myself and other news organizations sat down and looked at it, it was pretty s