had kind of passed the test. and now it was a matter of sitting out the six months and that was yesterday. that we went to court. we are successful story. we re all happy and the process is a good one. we re happy with it. what do you want i m a gay man. i have friends with children through sur ga si and adopted. what do you want from the experience now that you have the platform? and people are watching. what do you want people to know about gay parents? allow us to adopt. we re loving. we care. and we had a plan we first wanted to get married. we moved from l.a. to utah. we wanted to have kids. we had a plan. and the plan is working out really well. we re not don yet with the adopting. we want to adopt more older kids. and it doesn t matter from
believing in the same father and being from the same family, and sharing a lot of the value. the story of how this extended family came to be begins with heartbreak. although abraham and his wife sarah had tried for years, they were unable to conceive a child. sarah married to abraham ten years was barren. she offered hagar, her maid, to abraham for sur ga si. once hagar gave birth to a boy named ismaaiyl, sarah told abe ram she wanted both abraham she wanted both of them out for good. you see hagar s extreme distress, and god says fear not, from this childly also make a i will also make a great people. and these are the arab people. arabs to this day strtrace it
under 30 years old, who came to the u.s. before they were 16. they had to have arrived younger than 16. they must have no criminal record and must have a high diploma. they can apply to stay here for two years and after the two years time assuming this policy is still in place apply for another two years and so on into this future assuming the policy remains in place. i think we have some sound from the president. it makes no sense to expel talented young people who for all intents and purposes are americans and have been raised as americans and understand themselves to be part of this country. to expel the people who want to start new businesses or defend our country because of the actions of their parents. that s the president. on the flip side here, we ve been getting paper statements from a lot of republicans. i want to read something that steve king said out of new york. he said americans should be outraged that president obama is planning to u surp and grant amnes
it is a major development from an administration that s been under fire for record deportations. straight to brianna keilar at the white house who has been following this. it s not a stunning reversal of any policy or anything from the obama administration, but it certainly did come as a surprise that the announcement was going to be made today. reporter: this is certainly a very big deal, don, to protect young illegal immigrants. this is something that democrats and some republicans have been calling for in congress for over ten years now and has had a hard time getting through congress. but basically here is what the announcement says. if someone came to the united states as a child, so 16 years or younger, they don t have a criminal record, they don t pose a national security or public safety risk, in school or a high school graduate or have their ged or honor bli discharged former member of the military and not over 30, they would be eligible to defer deportation for a