A Discussion On The President's Executive Action On Immigration Monday, November 24, 2014 | Sacramento, CA Listen / download audio Update RequiredTo play audio, update browser or Flash plugin. Susan Walsh / AP / File President Obama announced last Thursday that he would take executive action on immigration, effectively allowing millions of undocumented immigrants in California the opportunity to temporarily stay in the country legally. We’ll talk about the President’s policy and what it means for immigration reform, particularly in California. Kevin R. Johnson, the dean of the UC Davis Law School, served as an immigration policy advisor to President Obama during the 2008 campaign. We’ll talk with him about how these proposed policy changes will affect California’s undocumented immigrants. LINKS: NY Times: Proposed Executive Orders Would Continue Focus On Immigration Priorities 2012 Q&A with Kevin Johnson Insight Archives: Immigration Reform 2013 UC To Expand Legal Services To Undocumented Students At Several Campuses NY Times: Obama Will Seek Citizenship Path In One Fast Push
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