8 00 p. M. Attorney general Loretta Lynch and she is there on the picture in the left in the Washington Post story. She vowed to use the full resources of the federal government to investigate the orlando mass shooting. Oh, boy. How are you . I know youre good. I see you here. I have seen this program and i know that it is sponsored by women and focused on women and talks about the power of women. So i know youre great. [applause] thank you for that kind introduction and for the work you do to provide opportunity in advance the cause of justice. Im excited to be here today with all of you. All of you, advocates, allies in the cause of equality and i want to thank the first lady, Michelle Obama and the council for convening todays event and honoring the power of women. And for ensuring that womens issues are seen for what they trulyr american issues. [applause] i know you have had outstanding speakers today. I heard you had some good names. Everyone who has been here has dedicated thems
Penalty of not being able to reenter . Are there thoughtful disincentives we should consider . People that overstay as time goes on the numbers get whittle down. They are subject to the threeyear to tenure bar of getting a visa to come back. That information goes to state and they have to go to state and apply and state their cases. Once they depart the United States or are removed, it has been difficult to come back in unless they deal with the wafer and there are procedures to do that. I do not know if making them into a criminal act would change behavior of people who would stay here. Are individuals who left 60 days late consider the same as individuals you caught 60 days later and put out . That is a different behavior. I believe it would be the same. Do you feel that those disincentives are adequate . I think people that will stay here permanently will try to stay here permanently. It will be difficult to come back in once a person leaves that has been identified as an overstay.
Dollars. On alert. Strong rip currents keeping life guards and our beaches busy. Where there is a rush to save swimmers. Melania trump responded to questions about her immigration status. Thanks for sticking with us. Im stephon holt. Those questions date back 20 years to the time when Melania Trump came to the u. S. For years she said she arrived in the United States in 1996. Some recently taken in 1995 have some wondering about her story. News 4s andrew siff tells us how she responded. Reporter Melania Trump has spoken proudly about coming to new york as a young immigrant from slovenia in 1996. She said she got a proper work visa and followed legal channels to become a citizen ten years later. There are new questions about her version of events after some who worked with mrs. Trump saw whether she did some modeling work here in 1995 before gaining proper paperwork. In recent days, theres been a lot of inaccurate reporting and misinformation concerning my immigration status in 1996. I