it's not just affecting children it's affecting our everyone i mean it's like things that are some of the population so our concern is that as long as complete continues we are going to see more and more. secure we're also going to see more and more humanitarian needs and rights as well as their children or women the elderly people who. are now suffering the most in yemen at the moment the u.s. defense secretary says the syrian government would be ill advised to go back to violation of chemical weapons convention the trump administration is not ruling out military action to deter president assad's forces after thirty specter of korean attack in duma in fifteen days dozens of pakistani refugees are feared to have drowned off the coast of libya they were among more than ninety on a boat which capsized off the city of pakistan's foreign ministry says it's confirmed the deaths of eleven of its citizens international organization migration says three people survived. and the french government is sending more riot police to the port of kalai after

a violent gun battle between rival refugees five people were hospitalized as are trains and afghans fought for more than two hours over food handouts the government says it will now take control of food distribution from a groups. to say that is there more news at the top of the next hour twenty five minutes.

at seven in the morning on the river that forms the border between guatemala and mexico these men and women come from salvador honduras nicaragua they're crossing the river into mexico illegally but have another destination in mind the united states every year more than a million people flee the poverty of their own countries and try their luck on this road to what some call the impossible dream on the mexican side the military tones a blind eye for a few dollars the greenback is the illegals only passport. to reach the border with texas they have to cross the whole of mexico a journey of two and a half thousand miles and a journey which for most heading north begins at the at a jaga railroad station. the only means of transport for the illegals off freight trains every day thousands take the moving trains by storm.

regardless of the danger each one tries to find himself a little spot on the rooms. on the axles between the cars. that can be as many as one fouls. and to hitching a ride. on. a ride to the can turn into a trap. because in order to round up the maximum number of illegal immigrants the police stop the train in the middle of the countryside and out here there's no way to run back and take back if they got.

what. kind of a guy. today it's a big hole three hundred are arrested over three hundred illegals who have crossed just a few hundred miles of mexican territory. it's the end of a journey they'll be deported to their countries of origin. only forty percent of those who attempt to exile reach the united states border. these four young people from el salvador have been walking along the tracks for two days. it. is thirty he's persuaded lupita who's nineteen to try for the american dream. look at the wood is just the growth they.

did this is that you got at the height of it challenged honesty and the length of. time it acts as the group's leader nestor envelop also agreed to make the trip but that nervous. and we do it up looking for men out there and all can i tell but at the. did visit. him in two thousand miles from that final destination. as soon as he reaches the station i may have to find the right train. there are no indicator boards little or nothing to say where the trains are heading. i miss fear is going the wrong way towards the guatemalan border many illegals have already made that mistake. when they try to climb aboard the moving trains.

migrants are taking a big risk. if somebody. please . illegals once are lucky. let me. get out. of any of my. time in this group will only move on a one time before they leave they rest in this little hotel across from the tracks . we're going to get in the next room there are other salvadorians who like them have done two hundred miles on foot to get this far. it's dog

and like ghosts the illegals invade the tracks. have decided to make the journey with the salvadorians from the next room there are now seven of them the more the better for facing the rigors of the crossing of mexico. the train is already full to bursting but have to find a place before it leaves. and then a stroke of luck at the back of the train a freight car has been left open. to me. to think it will look like a nice life you know almost the most economical way. that they could. they. just want to see republican look what it's like you know so no bias is going to

come you know but i'm not going to new orleans will not get by them with cattle if not jealous if they put it on when i'm with but it's. now that they have a car has to protect it. as any weapon a machete. all along the journey gangs might take advantage of the migrants and rob the many women are raped. time is worried in his group there are four women. the beast as the migrants call the train gets on the way. and i'm in his group i've walked hundreds of miles to get aboard this train. but the hardest part is still to come they have another two thousand miles to cover to the american border and there are many hazards on the way. changing trains

several times feeding themselves finding lodgings and above all of the police patrols. the first ride in icy cold will last eight hours. early morning at the train stops in a shunting yard. were exhausted by the journey highway and his group was my wait for the next train.

up an hour later they're on board another trite as my room in the frank cox just a tidy passageway twenty feet square. the top to sleep the noise is deafening.

i mean first crossed the u.s. border illegally when he was young that was with his parents they settled in los angeles where they lived for fifteen years. i mean even got a green card. but things turned out badly he was a member of the gang fell foul of the law and was finally deepwater. back in salvador meeting lupita transformed him. it's a form of redemption he's taken her to texas to offer her a better life. in

. the group moves from train to train with little or no sleep. i miss spotted a train that's leaving. lupita is exhausted she was hoping to rest for a few hours. but jaime is anxious the station doesn't look safe that too many illegals crowding around the freight costs.

come us a little could. he tell it on the. on the go to nothing. in the post. at the point of. but also upon that of the support it. so it's all a good game in america i don't see it but all i still feel now was that a. knock in the middle put it toward joy almost all and almost ten minutes of game i'm with you almost mystic i mean let's put in this is you've got button for the quarter ok you know it's time to step up and look at the top.

the next morning finds harmony in the shunting yards and already. he's on his own under a freight car away from the other migrants and morale is not high. its mission don't focus to saddle the book with or feel that all talk about it must feel less of a mandate almost a telegram brigade yes the muslim bustle and aren't they just into going to mosque another not do not up at all no but i'm most almost all who feel it's is the most

open to the you gotta let me. stay on the side i don't just out this year my class b. sagal dana so does most promising healing up the laws cannot put them on the hot and damp again as we believe they can also have removed us shown in the chideya as one of them we get system which i mean us you know much a police she. had this show you that this your list i see. the tension is to see that i'm going. to resolve a station seems quiet. but what jaimie doesn't is that a large number of police are patrolling close by. suddenly in the distance he sees the police heading straight towards the.

to continue their journey home a had only one solution pay a bribe of fifteen dollars for the whole group.

i'm in his group still twelve hundred miles from the american border. but now they'll be continuing bad journey by road. it's a photo of their less checks. in the bus heading towards the united states border i'm am a traveling as a couple. best sits three rows in front so as not to draw attention.

to that now being taken bus off the bus before days. and then finally getting closer to the united states the border is about four hundred miles away. but in this region there are more and more police patrols just. say a. line they reach so it's all a marina less than two hundred miles. from the border. they have almost reached their goal but i'm a decides to stop. for four days and four nights they've been watching police patrols. play since the start. they're going to spend the night in the steeple hotel. they say hey bring. our uniform thing on his bus and that's it on the level of joy because i'll be

looking at the mustard to show that but i'm a little new my on the wia coming ok i understood out of me a shot put it on me though and it's one. with the first. is to the first and most a short at the camino and not to lose the youngest which will confront the pedal. to the ok there's still more to this issue if you. get it or can you comment on but this is not really simple to cut scene in the community. and yet the next day jaime makes his first mistake since he left salvatore. he gets off the bus of the wrong stop he doesn't know that the border is still one hundred miles away they are lost and very exposed. as a whole look at the us s.

but. they're not how did the battle. as a liberal to complicate our long long is that i don't override the galleon let you that you know. almost everyone's of course and then when the. redundancy in the limousine was already. in the eighty's and want them. to move on. it's time at night after walking sixteen miles they finally come to a bus stop to me instead of the. one hour later and finally there's a bus. that will take them as far as matamoros the border town with the united

states. they've arrived it's been twenty four days since they left salvador and they've traveled nearly two and a half thousand miles. mission. can think will but again those things you know i will call me that he pulls the most aqim from commune would to me is there saddle but i mean. i am a has decided not to cross the rio grande tonight the river that forms the border that too tired the big day is for tomorrow. they're exhausted but happy to be at the border in a few hours they will try to cross the river. but once again it's every man for

himself and thought of putting stomachs and i mean come on i work a sandwich at this don't get sad i don't want somebody. to make a concern or i will be frothing work i.e. when i get out of them what it will say innocently or not come on family. time it is akin to you i mean me i mean. just to hear the case. for giving me a more i don't. look at the whole lot and i don't. it's three o'clock in the morning on the banks of the rio grande.

the lights opposite of brownsville in texas. america is right in front of them they still have to swim across the river and lupita nestore a petrified. best guess. as to why it's not that they. can stop by i'm not going to take out get. help. because. most of us has.

so. much. stuff to stop because i. can't. how can you. say. up.

many days. and they will eat. even. if she's. only believe. i'm a foot high make a move i'm afraid yeah those who missed it last time you just don't want to hear. yes thank. you. yes them we've. done a thing as much as you know. but they're not in the stuff because someone.

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