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Tiempo on WABC- TV abc. NEW YORK - - Concerned about the Hispanic community? If you are, be sure to tune into "Tiempo.""Tiempo" is a weekly round- table discussion show about topics affecting and relating to Hispanic citizens. Please join us for "Tiempo" on Sunday mornings, only on ABC7! CONTACT US: Click here to send us an email. September 2. 1, 2. We want to begin by sending our prayers and best wishes to all those caught in the path of Hurricane Maria.
We are putting together a series of reports on Eyewitness News on the recovery effort and the help coming together for Puerto Rico and will air them in future episodes of Tiempo. All this as we are in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month; it is a time to come together to support each other and to celebrate our culture. There are several events happening around the city, among them a film festival that shares our stories on the big screen. It features films written, directed and produced by Latino filmmakers from all over the country.
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First up, we're showcasing a local grass roots group that is safety net and resource center for Latinos. It is called "Make The Road New York" and has emerged into one of the most trusted organizations when it comes to immigrant rights. September 1. 7, 2.
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This morning we'll tell you about a play that honors a Dominican icon. The production is called "In the Name of Salomé."It's based on a female poet from the late 1. Dominican Republic who became well known for her patriotic poems and her influence on women's education. But first, ever since President Trump rescinded the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, there have been many protests around the nation. Hundreds of thousands young immigrants left wondering what happens now. Last week, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker met with a group of "dreamers" to talk about options.
Here to talk further about those options is a Tiempo veteran Angela Fernandez from the Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights and DACA recipient Sinny Feliz. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: September 1.
New York City's "Broadway Week" is now underway. Tickets for many top Broadway shows are available at discounted prices, and "Broadway Week" organizers are hosting a free event, "Viva Broadway Night" to encourage more Latinos to come out and enjoy a night out on the town. But first, fear and uncertainty for hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants. Last week President Trump rescinded the deferred action for childhood arrivals program known as DACA. The program, put in place by President Obama, provides legal protection to nearly 8. There are roughly 3. New York City. President Trump now wants congress to replace DACA with immigration reform legislation before the program expires next year.
As you can imagine, the announcement to end DACA sparked protests here in New York City and all across the country. Joining us this morning to shed some light on Trump's administration decision to end DACA is immigration attorney Jerord Gonzalez. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: September 3, 2. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: August 2. It's been 5 years since the start of the program called "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals." It's more commonly known as DACA.
Nearly 1 million young people gained protection from deportation thanks to the program created by former President Barack Obama; but now, attorney generals in 1. A Guatemalan immigrant facing deportation has taken refuge in a church. Amanda Morales entered the country illegally in 2. She has been hiding out with her kids at the Holy Rood Episcopal Church in Washington Heights. Rev. Luis Barrios, the church's priest, offered to help the family after immigration and customs enforcement ordered the mother of 3 back to Guatemala. New York City is a sanctuary city and ice agents cannot take people into custody at churches, schools or hospitals.
Joining us now, Reverend Luis Barrios from Holy Rood church and Reverend Juan Carlos Ruiz from the new sanctuary coalition of New York City. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: August 2. New York City is expanding its Health Bucks program in the Bronx where so many Latinos live. The hope is to help low- income families have access to healthier foods. Health bucks are coupons redeemable for fresh fruits and vegetables at all farmers' markets in New York City. But first up, looking out for immigrants in Westchester County. The county may soon become the first in New York to approve a law aimed at protecting immigrants - - including undocumented immigrants.
The Immigration Protection Act was first introduced earlier this year and it prohibits using county resources on federal immigration enforcement. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: August 6, 2.
The Diversity Expo and Breakfast" takes place in just a couple of days. There you'll find and pick up some valuable information for those seeking expert advice on how to start and grow your business.. But right now, we take a look at the changes to the Latino population in New York City. Here is just one of the many useful statistics you'll find in the second edition of "Latinos in New York: Communities in Transition."The number of Latinos increased from 1. Showtime Full Immigration Tango Online Free. Boricuas were the majority, but not anymore. Many changes surrounding the issues and concerns impacting Latinos are all documented in this updated book "Latinos in New York, Communities in Transition."Dozens of expert editors in Latino studies - some of them past guests here on Tiempo - put their findings and research in the book. Joining us this morning are several of the contributors, Javier Castaño from the Queens, Latino- dot- com Ramona Hernandez and Sherrie Baver from City College.
Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: July 3. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: July 9, 2. This morning we'll tell you about a one- man play, "Growing Up Gonzales."The off Broadway production is about a Nuyorican family growing up in the Bronx back in the 1. We'll talk to the people behind the production. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: July 2, 2. The Detective Rafael Ramos Foundation was launched last year with the hopes of bettering the relation between the police and the communities they serve.
A year later, the foundation is making a difference. One of its top goals is to help people understand how vital a police officer's job really is, what that job entails and the dangers and fears officers face everyday. The foundation also provides scholarships, financial assistance and so much more. But right now, a 1.
New York to help immigrants, regardless of status, get access to legal services."The Liberty Defense Fund" is the first in the nation, state- led public private project. The fund helps non- profits provide legal assistance and representation to New York immigrants. Administrators will also invest the money to fund training for law students and legal professionals. Joining us this morning to talk more about the fund is the New York Secretary of State Rossana Rosado. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Part 4: June 2. Significant changes to tell you about this morning coming from the Trump administration. First, the program that shields undocumented students from deportation known as DACA will be saved, for now.
However, the program protecting undocumented parents DAPA has been officially cancelled. President Trump has reversed himself on one key campaign promise on immigration and kept another. But right now, a policy shift affecting Cuba. President Trump unveiled several new restrictions affecting travel to the communist nation and called the policy initiated by former President Barack Obama one- sided.
Furthermore, the president promised to enforce the ban on tourism to enforce the embargo, to prevent U. S. money from helping fund the Cuban military. He also called for the release of all political prisoners, and he said Americans can no longer travel to the island alone. Here to further educate us on the Cuba policy changes are two professors. Tiempo veteran Ted Henken and Adrian Bordoni. Watch How The West Was Won Dailymotion. June 1. 8, 2. 01.