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Attorneys for respondents, or defendants to go back into courts and say, listen, i got the wrong advice, and now as a result of this advice, im now facing removal from the country. I now have deportation. There were for whatever reason the argument was essentially was that any immigration consequence was collateral to the point of the actual criminal case, and the Supreme Court held in padilla that immigration consequences werent collateral, theres so significant in nature that in fact they are ...

Communicators we welcome back the president and ceo of the American Cable Association matthew polka. Mr. Polka what is the American Cable Association . Guest the American Cable Association is unique in is unique and effectively is unique in effect that we represent smaller Cable Operators across the country. Everyone asked me are there still Cable Operators left and in fact there are nearly 900 smaller markets and rural areas in every corner you can imagine and rural areas small towns and small ...

It was quite a long time ago. What troubles me about 12 years a slave that as you know the free northerner from new york state who was kidnapped and taken for 12 years he argues that the cruelty is mainly the fault of the system, that you are bound to have people who will exploit civil slaves terribly if you have a system like this. He is arguing the system is very uneconomical and if you take solomon northrops views on free labor versus slave labor, he will not be able to explain why slavery in...

Interested in how the kind of work that the amenities does to mediate between academia and the public could reach the Adult Population of learners. For example, adults with low literacy ability, which i think is a pretty big problem here in tennessee and in nashville. So what kinds of initiatives have you seen about the people have been dashed the book of conversations exist . Our universities reaching out to giving to colleges working together with them . The question is actually thats my sense...

A summer fellow where she researched the scope in the dc metro area. She has also been a dean fellow for the International Human rights law clinic and a law clerk attending to unaccompanied children in south texas and prior to the law school she was a fulbright fellow researching the effects of deportation on immigrants in el salvador and she served for two years as the suit staff assistant on immigration. Thank you all for being here and essentially to walk you through the panel we will start w...

Took place gradually as a result of various conflicts. The u. S. Expanded into the vacuum made possible by the collapse of soviet power in the middle east with the gulf war and then became even more deeply involved with the iraq war and afghanistan in central asia. I will get to that in a moment of the in europe, although the presidency of the George Herbert walker bush had promised gorbachev as a condition for german reunification within nato that the u. S. Would not expand nato eastward, the C...

Although the car was completely wiped out, nothing recognizable left of it, it sold in predictable rather than unpredictable ways which it failed in a planned fashion and the passenger compartment stay intact and the air bags deploy it, the windshield and the war did not fly off, you walk away concluding whoever is driving a car in that situation had a crack the day no question about it but probably went away from the action. Progress is a doubleedged sword, the 57 chevy is a wonderful thing in ...

You, its not something that they think is that important or they care that much about. Host jean ross, whats your response . Guest hes correct. He is correct. He mentioned, hes a nurses adrian aide. We had to check is she a nurse. In many countries nurses aideth areat called that because thats ine kind of system they have got. You mentioned intake. Intake is so important i will tell you we have had to fight mightily sometimes day by day with hospitals as to who actually does the intake triage. I...

It in the bathtub. Its not a question of size, its a question of ones intent. I think if you look at the history of government, of statism. Monopolies like at t didnt exist until the government gave them a government monopoly. Monopolies are created and forced by the state. I think we probably worked on some of these issues together, the regulation of trucking, which kept prices high. The regulation of railways, which is designed to keep trucking prices high. The regulation of buses to keep pric...

The American People would feel those cuts least and enjoy the benefits the most. I think that is it. Moderator thank you. Our next question goes to mr. Hays. The United States is a country founded on immigration. Legally and illegally. There are 12 Million Immigrants and most of them are hired by american employers. Congress has been reluctant to normalize the situation. The porting 12 million is an Impossible Task and building a continuous wall on the southern border would cost millions and doe...