From the new york immigration coalition, and immigration attorney barbara camacho. Welcome to both of you. If they look familiar, its because theyve been on tiempo before. So, i look at this, and i say, francis, qu\ pas . How did this happen . How does the federal government send out threeyear cards when they should have been twoyear cards . And thats a great question. Its something that were all asking. But it has to do with a current lawsuit between texas and the united states. Okay. Basically, uscis kept sending out employmentauthorization cards after february 16th, when the judge had asked not to send any more, given that both the new programs with daca and dapa werent gonna go into effect. And, in turn, barbara, the judge said to uscis customs and Immigration Services what go out and collect the cards . Well, once they were found to be in violation or i should say once uscis disclosed that they had violated the judges injunction, they were instructed to make reasonable steps, subs
Brian what makes them so interesting . Betty part of the interest for me is that there are parts of sumners career that are famous and very well known. Everybody who has visited the theyve heardng, infamous caning. But that is often the only thing they know about him. He left the senate for a few years and came back in 1859. The most interesting part of his career came after that. He came back in 1859 and the most important part was when he becomes a dedicated advocate for civil rights laws. He was contradictory and he was ornery. He was difficult and arrogant and most of his colleagues hated him. He has left a Lasting Legacy that i think is quite profound. Brian why Everett Dirksen . Brian he was from a different perspective. Senatory in the 1960s. Nd he died in 1969. He was probably the most effective minority leader weve ever had. This is the time of heavy Party Dominance in the senate. Nevertheless, he managed to shape every bill that came through. Most particularly the Civil Right
Betty koed it would probably be a tie between charles sumner, two very different people. The more i learn about them, the more interesting they get. Charles sumner just seemed to be a bottomless pool of the interesting fact and passions and contradictions. Endocyte know more about air, i am finding similar things about , and did he had bad stop about what he did. Brian what makes them so interesting . Betty part of the interest for me is that there are parts that are famous and very well known. They have heard of the infamous caning. That is not the only thing they know about. The most interesting part of his career came after that. He came back in 1859 and the most important part was when he becomes a dedicated advocate for civil rights laws. He was contradictory and ordinary. He was ordinary. He was arrogant. He was arrogant and most of his colleagues hated him. He has left a Lasting Legacy that i think is quite profound. He was from a different perspective. He died in 1969. He was p
Right now, though, praise for the north Bergen Police department in hudson county, praise for its diverse hiring practices. In fact, according to the National Coalition of latino officers, the north bergen pd is the leading department for diversity in the garden state. Out of the 110 officers of the north Bergen Police department, 55 more than half are hispanic. And here with us this morning, antonio hernandez, president of the National Coalition of latino officers, detective anthony ortiz, detective miguel vento, both from the north Bergen Police department. Welcome to you all. Thanks for being here on tiempo. Thank you. When you looked at them and decided to honor them and award them with being the most diverse department, you said they exceeded expectations when it comes to diversity. What do you mean by that exceeded expectations . Well, we found that they were they were out there engaging in the community in an attempt to ensure that people were taking Civil Service exams, the tes
A one-man tropical orchestra generator, there can be few musicians who have left a bigger imprint on their country’s music than Fruko. Silvia Rothlisberger tracks down the Colombian bandleader