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[00:00:00] his father struggled to get out alive, the three of them join us
[00:00:03] live in the digital edition and they are fashionable, they promise to
[00:00:06] know us even when we are asleep, smart
[00:00:09] rings are sold and promise to alert us that something is not
[00:00:13] motorcycle or truck accident, what right, a doctor tells us if our well-being could
[00:00:17] literally be within reach, so
[00:00:20] we begin,
[00:00:28] hello, very good afternoon, we welcome you to this digital edition today,
[00:00:32] Thursday, August 13. Carolina Sarasa, this server, I am Borja
[00:00:35] Voces, thank you for allowing us to be your company at this time of day. And
[00:00:39] we start with developing news because one of the largest fraudulent
[00:00:43] marriage networks in the history of the United States is dismantled.
[00:00:47] At this time it is confirmed that 11 people
[00:00:50] have been accused of having operated this illegal scheme. They had
[00:00:54] organized more than 1,000 fake weddings, mainly
[00:00:58] for Chinese citizens who sought to obtain
[00:01:01] residency, as clients paid up to
[00:01:04] $100,000 and Americans who agreed to
[00:01:08] marry received close to $30,000 of that
[00:01:11] amount, and pay attention to this because a federal appeals court for the
[00:01:15] Washington D.C. circuit has removed the block that
[00:01:18] prevented the Trump administration from stopping accelerated deportations
[00:01:22] of immigrants who entered with humanitarian parole, including
[00:01:25] Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and
[00:01:28] Venezuelans. The judges concluded that these organizations that
[00:01:32] filed the lawsuit did not have standing to challenge
[00:01:35] those directives in that case. There are several important issues,
[00:01:39] so we have invited expert immigration lawyer, Jaín Vázquez. Lawyer,
[00:01:43] as always, it is a pleasure to talk to you. Let's start with this
[00:01:47] issue of fraudulent marriages for payments of up to $100,000.
[00:01:51] we'll be back, Tell us about the consequences for a person who marries a
[00:01:55] citizen and also for the citizen who accepts
[00:01:59] at any time, I learned the the marriage. Good afternoon, good afternoon,
[00:02:02] good afternoon Carolina, good afternoon Borja, this is one of the most serious consequences that exist in
[00:02:06] immigration law, the fact of participating in a fraudulent
[00:02:09] marriage to obtain an immigration benefit could permanently
[00:02:13] cancel a person's immigration benefits, and if
[00:02:16] the person is naturalized, the citizen could run
[00:02:20] risks not only of immigration, in addition to that
[00:02:23] they could also have consequences of criminal
[00:02:26] penalties, since the government not only penalizes this under the branch of
[00:02:30] immigration, but also under criminal law, and this alleged fraudulent
[00:02:34] scheme really had its operation
[00:02:37] very fine-tuned, because allegedly they prepared weddings,
[00:02:41] photographs, documents to make the marriages seem real,
[00:02:44] so I wonder how immigration can discover years
[00:02:48] took her in his arms and took later that a marriage was fraudulent and what happens if
[00:02:52] that person already obtained residency or even had
[00:02:54] citizenship?
[00:02:57] Well, answering the last question, they can remove
[00:03:00] their citizenship and residency, since both have been
[00:03:03] obtained fraudulently and that is one of the elements that has driven this
[00:03:07] campaign. Secondly, the government has a unit
[00:03:11] within the immigration office that only, Borja, detects
[00:03:14] fraud and with the use of artificial
[00:03:18] intelligence and
[00:03:21] done one way or algorithms that we have now, they are able to review this evidence much more fully,
[00:03:23] but as a prosecutor I would also like to comment that this is one of those crimes
[00:03:27] name and I started to where basically all the documentation, evidence and paperwork
[00:03:30] is handed over to the government. It is very easy for them later
[00:03:34] to take all these documents and be able to prove
[00:03:37] that fraud has been committed. And lawyer, changing the subject to
[00:03:41] another one that also has to do with immigration, if someone entered legally
[00:03:45] with humanitarian parole, can they be detained and deported
[00:03:48] quickly before going first to an immigration
[00:03:51] judge? What happens with that community?
[00:03:55] Yes, Carolina, this has been a great
[00:03:58] summer, immerse yourself in the science of concern for the community that used it.
[00:04:08] putting thousands of people who today still had the expectation
[00:04:12] and hope that the court
[00:04:14] would decide differently, at risk of expedited detention
[00:04:18] and deportation, definitely not good news for our community,
[00:04:22] thank you very much immigration lawyer Jaín Vázquez, very good
[00:04:24] afternoon, our pleasure, we
[00:04:28] also tell you that to... Salvadorans with TPS
[00:04:32] Immigration is sending by mail notifications
[00:04:35] investigating and with the return to to certain beneficiaries to extend the validity of their
[00:04:39] work permit until next September 9 of this
[00:04:42] year 2026. This letter will serve as evidence
[00:04:46] that they can continue working legally until that
[00:04:49] date and attention, precisely today, the same day
[00:04:52] that TPS for El Salvador expires. On the other hand,
[00:04:56] a tense encounter with ICE agents was recorded in Virginia.
[00:05:01] heart Monday to Friday at 10, I
[00:05:04] Carolina Molina, 36 years old and a U.S. citizen,
[00:05:08] says an agent blocked her path and pointed
[00:05:12] a gun at her.
[00:05:21] Now the Department of Homeland Security itself warns that the woman
[00:05:25] could face charges, but let's hear Carolina's own
[00:05:29] version,
[00:05:30] listen.
[00:05:33] And then I said, "Is this really happening?"
[00:05:37] And then I said, "This really happened, I can't
[00:05:41] believe it." And the Department of Homeland Security
[00:05:45] spoke about this case and I quote, "an anti-ICE agitator
[00:05:48] began driving her car in circles
[00:05:52] around our agents and then tried
[00:05:56] to harm them with her vehicle, all in an attempt to
[00:05:59] help illegal aliens escape,"
[00:06:02] end quote. On the other hand, a new death puts the Lany Hall
[00:06:06] immigration detention center in New Jersey under scrutiny. José
[00:06:09] Chajón Raxon, a Guatemalan immigrant, suffered
[00:06:13] seizures shortly after being detained by ICE in July and was
[00:06:16] hospitalized. Days later he was released from custody and
[00:06:20] subsequently died. His case would be the third
[00:06:23] death linked to this center which now faces very
[00:06:27] serious questions about medical
[00:06:29] care for its detainees.
[00:06:32] Let's go directly to Colombia which today faces decisive hours,
[00:06:35] three days after the devastating earthquake and rescuers
[00:06:39] and dozens of volunteers exhaust possibilities of
[00:06:43] finding people alive under that mountain of rubble. Already,
[00:06:46] the toll exceeds 265
[00:06:49] deceased, about 26,000 affected families and some
[00:06:52] 1,500 injured and the missing Borja already
[00:06:56] number 500 people, and pay close attention to the
[00:06:59] aftershocks because a new one of magnitude 4.2 has just been reported
[00:07:02] in San José del Palmar in Chocó. The government
[00:07:06] is preparing for reconstruction and limits the international
[00:07:09] rescue teams it will accept. Only those
[00:07:13] who are collaborators of the new government, the United States, El
[00:07:16] Salvador, Ecuador, Israel and Mexico. And in the midst of the disaster,
[00:07:20] incredible images of survival
[00:07:23] like
[00:07:24] these continue to appear.
[00:07:30] I carried her out, I carried
[00:07:32] her out.
[00:07:36] Come on, Daddy, come on, come on, father, come on,
[00:07:39] come on, little father, moments of pure anguish for a man
[00:07:43] who said that in the midst of the violent earthquake in Colombia
[00:07:46] he only thought of saving his parents. Julián Andrés Gutiérrez was at his
[00:07:50] house very close to Cali when he heard his 84-year-old
[00:07:54] mother scream his name. She has reduced mobility so Julián
[00:07:57] did not think twice, he
[00:08:01] her out of the house. Shortly after, his 87-year-old
[00:08:04] father appeared crying to see them safe and sound and guess
[00:08:08] what, this great son Julián connects with his parents
[00:08:11] Antonio. Family, thank you very much for being with us here
[00:08:15] live in the digital edition and how good it is to know that all three
[00:08:18] are well, welcome, Julián, I want to start
[00:08:21] with you, tell me what went through your head when you heard your
[00:08:24] mom scream your name while you felt that the earthquake was getting
[00:08:28] stronger,
[00:08:29] well, the truth is, when
[00:08:33] I heard
[00:08:36] her scream my
[00:08:39] feel the movement, I simply
[00:08:43] went to her room and hugged her trying to calm
[00:08:47] her down at that moment, I knew she couldn't
[00:08:50] walk and I tried to stay calm, however
[00:08:54] the earthquake began to gain strength and
[00:08:58] and the survival instinct
[00:09:01] of myself and my mother was to take her in my arms
[00:09:04] and take her to a safe place, I want you to
[00:09:08] stop for a second and look at her and tell
[00:09:11] me what you feel when you see her next
[00:09:15] to you, well, because you saved
[00:09:18] her, really life gives us second chances
[00:09:21] and for me it is a joy to have her, to have
[00:09:25] both of them by my side, we were very emotional
[00:09:29] when we saw this video, specifically when your
[00:09:32] father appears, he starts to cry seeing that his family has survived
[00:09:36] the earthquake, I want to ask you what you felt when you were able to confirm
[00:09:40] that all three had managed to get out alive, what was the first thing that came
[00:09:43] to your mind? No, really the face my father made was really
[00:09:47] very moving for me,
[00:09:50] he was like seeing a
[00:09:53] child without protection and
[00:09:56] happy about this miracle because it is a miracle of
[00:10:00] life, what a beautiful message, we love to see them
[00:10:03] together, Julián, Antonio, Cleo, a beautiful
[00:10:07] family and unfortunately that affected Colombia
[00:10:10] a lot, but you are well, thanks. here in the digital
[00:10:13] edition, okay, a cordial greeting to
[00:10:16] all
[00:10:20] and
[00:10:23] let's go with other news that capture headlines in what you need to know,
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[00:10:51] Now those alleged searches could become a key
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[00:16:57] I'm going to tell you about a ring, you probably already have it or have
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[00:17:58] well, it sounds good, thanks Stephanie, but the million-dollar
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[00:18:15] table, could one of these rings detect that something is wrong
[00:18:19] even before the first symptoms appear, good
[00:18:22] afternoon, look, people have
[00:18:25] to understand that
[00:18:27] these, these
[00:18:29] rings are useful, but they will
[00:18:33] not do the job of a doctor.
[00:18:38] They have become very popular because they are very discreet, very comfortable,
[00:18:41] easy to use and have around 92% accuracy
[00:18:45] to distinguish, for example, sleep from wakefulness, it
[00:18:49] tells you how your heart rate is, yes it has
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[00:18:55] over time, how you have
[00:18:58] another, but they will not detect
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[00:19:12] doctor, look at
[00:19:15] sleep, heart rate, temperature, which ones can we
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[00:19:22] with caution, look, the things I see are heart
[00:19:26] rate, that helps you, unless
[00:19:29] you are exercising because it cannot take it
[00:19:32] 100% accurately, it is not 100% reliable, but your basal
[00:19:36] heart rate can be the temperature is not
[00:19:39] 100% reliable,
[00:19:42] sleep, sleep, as I told you, gives you
[00:19:45] 92% accuracy, but then people become a bit
[00:19:49] obsessed, no, I didn't sleep well yesterday according to my watch,
[00:19:53] my ring tells me and that is very important, that is, you have to treat
[00:19:57] the patient, you don't have to treat what they are using or the
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[00:20:07] any in the digital edition family, tell us what you feel. Doctor Joseph Barón,
[00:20:11] thank you very much for being with us, happy afternoon. A pleasure as
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[00:20:50] My son doesn't like to wear a seatbelt, for him it's
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[00:26:32] sudden actions hit Ohio and Indiana, leaving hundreds of
[00:26:36] thousands of homes and businesses in the dark. Already in Indiana
[00:26:39] there is a state of emergency and there are many affected families. Andrea
[00:26:43] Leon tells us about the impact of these storms. We anticipate that
[00:26:47] the images are impressive. Let's look at that
[00:26:49] panorama.
[00:26:53] Catastrophic floods inundate parts of Indiana.
[00:26:56] Almost a foot of rain floods the neighborhoods of that state.
[00:27:00] In addition, the images show how many roads have become
[00:27:03] impassable and a huge sinkhole swallowed part of this
[00:27:07] road, emergency teams go house by
[00:27:11] house in Muncie to rescue people,
[00:27:14] while many residents claim that the floods
[00:27:17] occurred with very little warning, no, I never thought there would
[00:27:21] be something like this, here I have lived here all my life in
[00:27:24] Northwest Indiana and no, this looks like a movie, the
[00:27:28] authorities, for their part, describe these floods as an event that occurs
[00:27:32] once every thousand years. This happens after
[00:27:35] deadly storms hit the Midwest leaving a trail of
[00:27:39] destruction in the area, also the Chicago area was very
[00:27:42] affected after the formation of several tornadoes that damaged homes and
[00:27:46] schools in their path, holes are looking for two suspects.
[00:27:50] above the house, the chimney
[00:27:53] fell, so there is a lot of water that has entered
[00:27:56] the house into the basement, but in the midst of the
[00:27:59] devastation, the solidarity of some illuminates the
[00:28:02] panorama, this Hispanic woman donated part of the food from her
[00:28:06] business to the victims, the
[00:28:08] bags come mixed, they bring some lettuce, potatoes,
[00:28:12] onions, lemons, ah, yogurts,
[00:28:15] jellies, overnight more than
[00:28:19] 270,000 residents were still without electricity
[00:28:23] only in Indiana, and today more rain is expected in that
[00:28:26] state throughout the day, that's the information from my part, now I return to
[00:28:30] you, well, a lot of caution if you are in the... Andrea, thank
[00:28:33] you very much, on other topics, much more pleasant, the one billion
[00:28:37] dollars of Powerball, Borja has an owner
[00:28:41] or owner, it is a single ticket that matched each of the
[00:28:44] numbers and at this moment there is a person who is a
[00:28:47] multimillionaire, overnight, but
[00:28:51] attention, if you are in California, in Arizona,
[00:28:54] Massachusetts or North Carolina, don't throw away your
[00:28:57] ticket because five players in those states
[00:29:01] matched five. and this Saturday all that
[00:29:04] fever begins once again with nothing more and nothing less than
[00:29:08] 20 million, with one I would be very happy, well that
[00:29:12] multimillionaire, imagine, is taking approximately almost
[00:29:15] 500 million dollars before taxes, so enjoy
[00:29:18] it, let's hope they do a good job with that
[00:29:21] money and pay attention, we make a very special invitation because this
[00:29:25] Sunday the Univision family brings you a night, excuse me,
[00:29:29] great premieres at 6 more than...
[00:29:32] artists unite their voices in Unidos por los Nuestros, the benefit
[00:29:36] concert for Colombia and Venezuela, at 8 arrives
[00:29:39] Quién es la Máscara, a new reality show with extraordinary talents with laughter
[00:29:43] and many surprises and on the jury Adamari López, at
[00:29:47] 10 the mystery returns, a new season of
[00:29:50] investigative code, open files, so
[00:29:54] this Sunday, music, talent and shocking
[00:29:57] cases, this Sunday the unmissable appointment through the Univision
[00:30:01] screens, that pleases us also here tomorrow in the digital edition, of
[00:30:04] course, all the information of the day, thank you very much, thank you for your
[00:30:08] trust, until tomorrow,
[00:30:27] a resident reports that some women who allegedly wanted to buy
[00:30:31] his car... ended up spraying a liquid that damaged it,
[00:30:35] a situation that the police are
[00:30:38] classes, a doctor explains what vaccines your students need
[00:30:42] at home to be protected, also an audit reveals
[00:30:45] details of how the California prison system
[00:30:48] failed to protect women from sexual abuse in its prisons.
[00:30:52] This is Edición Digital de California, Rachel Cedeño greets you with great pleasure, thank you for
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