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of migrants and refugees came to productive and deeply flawed. so this fall, i raged this week after al jazeera future showed us board the agents on horseback chasing people back as they attempted to enter the country where the bite administration is. you think a trauma, a policy to justify must be 14 back to hazy, but at a faster pace. we're going to get the latest form, manuel up a low in mexico shortly 1st. let's have st. washington d. c. where we can speak our white house correspondent, kimberly, how could i, kimberly, this is fairly astonishing stuff from the list that the former ambassador to have see. i mean, it's the kind of thing that we would expect to see from the previous administration . not the biden administration, i was responding to these accusations of any humane treatment by the us

government's you've pointed out, the obvious hypocrisy that we have been seeing from biden administration, immigration policy, that the words and the gestures and the public statements sound all in very nice but the actions don't seem to be following up the letter of resignation by the now former special envoy to haiti, daniel foot, particularly singing and critical of this immigration policy pointing out the hypocrisy. not only does he call it in humane, but he talks about haiti being a country where american officials, who work to implement this policy are confined to secure compounds because of the danger posed by armed gangs in control of daily life. now this is a question about how this policy is being implemented that has been brought up

repeatedly at the white house press briefings. the press secretary gen saki struggling to explain why the policy that is allowing for mass deportations because of cope with 19 that was put in place by the trump administration, due to cov, at 19 why this is not being reversed, given the fact that so many other trump policies were reversed by the by the ministration on day one. she has struggled to do so. she is also struggled to make the argument about why the, by the ministration extended temporary protective status for roughly a 150000 patients were currently in the united states. but the ones that have shown up at the border are being rounded up and sent back. and again to underscore those photos that were made public by al jazeera of haitians who are tried to claim asylum status, who have been rounded up by border agents. and supposedly whipped by the

reins of the horse apparatus there. how this is the humane immigration policy that the biden administration promised it is rather striking. not just the images of the, almost like the, the old wild dog where cowboys last feeling people and the boards, which was frankly astonishing in the 21st century. but that certainly the fact you point to the us are saying one thing and they're sticking to pretty much the, the trump. so play. but what does all this, this entire unseemly episode? what does it reveal about the us immigration system and immigration policy in the united states right now? to be fair. this is an issue that has been just getting worse with each year. this is something that has been something that a stymied members of congress for about a generation going 20 years back. there was almost

a deal to try and resolve the immigration system and the fact that there were so many living illegally in the united states. but it was held up in congress, and since then, congress hasn't been able to strike any more deals to try and resolve this problem . so what's happened is that things have only gotten worse. now we should point out that even as joe biden has taken office, it has gotten especially worse because the promises that have been made that things would be kinder that they would be more humane. have resonated not just for central americans on the southern board of the united states and mexico, but around the world because what we're seeing now is central americans coming, but also patients and, and even people, as far with asia, are now flying to mexico and other central american countries and then joining, trying to make that dangerous track. so the bottom line is in all of this, what so many americans and people around the world are trying to understand is how the united states could on the heels of welcoming tens of thousands of african

refugees could be allowing in be accompanied miners from central america. could then be turning away those that have originated from haiti that the problem is, is that this seems to be a country based system versus an individual based system. and that is led to the resignation. now of the person that was advocating these very policies to haiti, the special envoy, daniel foot. okay, kimberly hall there lie for us in washington dc complete. thank you very much indeed. let me speak with manuel raffles. he joins us now from mexico, city and money. you've been following the stories of these people who be making these dangerous journeys. the long track northwards towards the united states. just give us a sense of what conditions these people because they are people at the end of the day. give us a sense of what these people are, are going through to try and get to the us and are these government policies making

any kinds of difference when it comes to their decision to make that dangerous trip? that's right. holla, i think it's worth talking about the scale of this migrant crisis because we're seeing these images that have been playing on repeat this, this week of the border patrol agents on horseback whipping migrants mistreating migrants on the, on the border between the united states and mexico. that is only part of this larger migrant crisis. we were in the city of up at shula and southern mexico last week where we encountered anywhere between 35000 and maybe some of the estimates are as high as a 100000 migrants. many of them are haitians and we talk about these criticisms of, of us immigration policy. we heard kimberly, outlining just now of the many criticisms of how this is playing out how this policy is being implemented. well, there's also heavy criticism of immigration policy being enforced here. in mexico, there have been documented cases of immigration agents here in mexico, mistreating migrants as well. and part of this larger immigration strategy by the

mexican government is to contain migrants on the southern border of mexico. the border with guatemala. and what this is done is created one of the biggest bottlenecks for migrants on the american continent. we're not only talking about haitian migrants who do at this point account for the vast majority of the people that are stuck in southern mexico. some telling us that they've been stuck there for, for, for months traveling from as far in south america as sheila and brazil. but we're also encountering migrants from that as well. of course, from central america and migrants from, from west africa as well. and what we're seeing right now, playing out here, mexico city, for example, is more haitian migrants arriving in the mexican capital. who have seen these images play out on the news of what's happening to haitian migrants on the northern border of the border between mexico and the united states. and they're afraid that if they continue that journey north, they're going to end up getting deported as well. take a look waiting outside in immigration office in mexico city,

these haitian migrants have decided it safer to asked to stay here rather than risk crossing the us border. i'm hearing people are being deported to high 3 and right now high t is very bad. they don't have a president. there are many things, so we can't go there. that's why i'm afraid, and i want to live here in mexico. in recent days, the u. s. has been sending more migrants back home following the arrival of thousands of haitian nationals on the us mexico border. but not all are being repatriated. many who have crossed in the state of texas have been given paperwork and a day to appear in the us immigration court though there's. ready confusion about how authorities decide who goes and who states. right now, it's not clear how they are being process. what criteria border patrol is using to say, who should have access to parole? who is going on the port taishan flight. they've got too many go off this week. images of us border patrol agents on horseback mistreating haitian migrants

provoked international outrage. agents captured on video by al jazeera, have been placed under investigation human rights observers. more in that condition for migrant on the mexican side of the border are even more challenging and immigration agents here in mexico have also been accused of abusing migrate. more haitian migrants are expected to arrive in mexico's capital in the days and weeks ahead. there were too many are going to abandon the north and come down here to the city in search of new opportunities. so i think that migration will continue to increase and we, the 30s must do something to provide the solution that the case requires elsewhere in northern mexico, people are rounded up in immigration rates and sent south towards the border with guatemala, where more migrants from haiti, and elsewhere in latin america arrive daily. and these last month, the number of haitian people arriving and mexico has increased drastically. this is interesting because haitians are not arriving directly from haiti,

and instead many are traveling from far away as brazil. and sheila, international observers ward that mass deportations could overwhelm haiti as thousands, return to the same cycle of violence, poverty, and political instability that forced them to leave the 1st place. manuel did up a little, al, jazeera, mexico city. the united nation sexy general has told the security council that ought to take actions to stop the effects of climate change worse than in conflicts . you made the comment sort of special session on climate change and warning for twiddling resources are unlikely to exacerbate tensions in already unstable regions . the secretary general says the counsels members could take measures the kinds of rank those problems bumps. they are running off time or window of opportunity to prevent the worst climate impacts is rapidly closing. no region is immune.

wildfires, flooding routes, and other city weather events affecting every continents. first, we need an ambiguous commitment and credible actions by all countries to limit the global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius to avert the most catastrophic impacts of climate change. i address member states to show more ambition in their national contributions by cop 26 and to translate their commitments into concrete and the media. the section i will let says, thinking out of their diplomatic ads, their james base joins us no lie from the united nations. and james climate change very much back on the agenda today. what are we expecting to come out of these meetings? well, the security council meeting has now concluded the security council talking about the link between climate change and conflict. and certainly the secretary general of the united nation says there is a big link he says in the future will be, was that caused by the climate crisis. he says, right now, it's

a factor in some of the current conflicts. for example, in south saddam, he says some of the fighting there, some of the local fighting that is taking place and policy don is over. i gra, cultural resources and the fact that it's a country that has floods and also droughts. and certainly that point was backed up by many attending this high level security council meeting. we had a president, we have prime ministers, we had foreign ministers. the irish prime minister was chairing the meeting calling for a new special representative. the 2nd general to deal with this very issue calling for new security council resolution on this issue. the problem with that, and that's that to members of the security council on that permanent members, china and russia do not agree with this strategy. in fact, china and russia didn't have a foreign minister here, even though the russian foreign minister was in the building this morning. he didn't attend the security council meeting at both countries. said members of that team that are probably based here in new york. it didn't mean send ambassadors to

this meeting and that's because they say the climate change and conflict are 2 different issues. they're both very important, but they don't need to be linked. that point was addressed by the us secretary of state. we have to stop debating whether the climate crisis belongs in the security council, and instead ask how the council can leverage its unique powers to tackle the negative impacts of climate on peace and security. that's an argument that should have been settled a long time ago. look at almost every place where you see threats to international peace and security today. and you'll find that climate change is making things less peaceful, less secure, and rendering our response even more challenging. and james, this all chris full lights and submarine deals of also bit overshadowing a lot of the diplomacy in the meetings that have been going on during the un general assembly. but we do understand that anthony, blinking on his french can support you need literally all have met. have we learned

any more about this wrap rushman between the french and the us? there is still some distance between them. i think there's still a little wary of each other. what we've heard over the last week or so. this news of a meeting is only just being confirmed in the last few minutes. we understand from what has been released by the by the french side. mr. live, do you know, met secretary state blinking, interesting, where the meeting took place. it took place at the french mission to the united nations. so the french, i think, made, made the u. s. come to them, which i think shows again a little bit of contrition, which we saw in the statement that came out from the white house 24 hours ago after that phone call between president biden. and president macro. yes. that meeting they're talking again. these are close allies, they have to do business. they were both in the un security council that iran for

that meeting on time, it, and conflict. but i think there'll be some mistrust that wasn't there in the past. and that's why you're going to see another beating a higher level, perhaps more important meeting between president michael and president biden, that both supposed to be in the same place anyway at the end of october because it's the g 20 meeting. and they're both members of course of the g 20. so that will be meeting we think in rome, more effort, i think, to rebuild this diplomatic relationship which has suffered, i think, some serious damage and i think it will be lasting damage. it'll take some time. i think for them to get back to where they were before last week. ok, james base that bring us up to date from the united nations and new york. thank you, james. millions of people across the us will soon receive a 3rd dose suffices call. with 19 vaccine us regulators approve booster shots for high risk groups. on wednesday, american $65.00 and older and high risk individuals will be eligible for

a 3rd job if a scaled down version of the bite administration's plans give 3rd doses to nearly all adults. this can be administered 6 months after the initial to dose. course vaccination has been completed, so i think we're still ahead on this news are included as angle american prepares, the stat saying we look at whether our open door policy on refugees worked. and his school year a, p and c, maturing their bass went over the local funds i had of goals rather far up will be here with more lisa in the program ah spends tourism minister has been criticized as to suggesting a volcanic eruption on one of the canary islands could be a draw for tourists, a wall of lava to 12 meters high, a slowly moving across la alma,

where the 6000 people had been evacuated since sunday's of option. because hot reports and i from la palmer. this is jose hernandez, her masters house in the distance head of just below the gushing crater, still standing, but for how long he says he was no warning from authorities, but he knew when the earth under his feet suddenly started shaking the summit. luna, who had once again a walk and i angry. i'm so disappointed so many people have lost their homes. we have nothing left and nothing was in his neighbors. are staying in a nearby parking lot, relying not on the state but friends and family for help. there in shock, with only a few belongings in a plastic bag. they watched european chorus flocked towards the volcano, encouraged by spain's tourism minister, whose describe the reception as

a great show. and incredible natural aspect and not really much places in the way you have an active case where you can see that people go to learn to, to hire, to do something by having the canary islands is something very unique, especially the people from the island spins opposition leader denounced what many on the island describe as a disaster, tourism thousands of people have been displaced in hundreds of home destroyed. if he gets from the crater william hearing right now is liquid rubbing shot up into the air as well as the clothes being released with century reader. it looked right lewis, look at the thick layer of ash just on the on the ground in a while. right above the particles of sulfur dioxide,

hanging the air residence in its path are given less than an hour to evacuate. yes, ma, i'm trying to get as much as i love my house because exactly when i will be able to come back. we are still missing to get and we want to pick up some documents, photos, and some clothes. the government has promised to rebuild last houses and say, help from the us coming direction in this isolated island has revealed a fault line between europeans and expansion. though, facing an unfolding tragedy. nicholas honk al jazeera apalmer canaries. let's bring in talk to aids out there as a, he's a professor of geology at the department of our sciences and environment faculty, prince fund, and allow for natural resources at the hash. my university joins is my live form and that it's kids that have you with us adult to see just talk us through the

risks here with this acts of volcano, home bads. will it be if the love does actually have to see what's the main worry in this situation? good evening actually. me and i was out that we are the big thing from the such activity is mega soon. i mean, this mean huge amount of lava. it goes into the sea. this may continue in or raising a huge ways, a large wave action with the activity that may be created because of these amount of a lab that goes suddenly into the sea. and such actually large wave can mig damage for by

dance on old. so mic a nod service has actually when need for the heart of bottles and the people who are nearby guy she lives. it's likely to happen though if the lava is traveling, i believe last time i checked to us at 4 meters per minutes or something or per hour. i mean, it's not moving very fast. is it the heat that it's likely to cause a potential see now me or what would cause that scenario? yeah, actually we are talking here about us throughout the world quino or composite volcano of thought toward pain or pain. those means it's going, you can work in all, you know, build up by many layers is thought that it was not good for and therefore we expect actually from such activity that the huge amount or large amount of it goes into the sheet or so that if and dust that to go out from that we

can all will make a huge, dangerous, and a lot didn't just for the people or so at the same time we expect many weeks actually since the beginning of the activity of this last activity is there more than 20000 septic we we caught that as a strong ethnic weeks because hundreds or thousands of activity have been at the same time in a small time period. and couple of days this nick, actually the body on, on them feet, feeling the feeling that activity on the movement of the large magnitude of this activity. i mean, it was, it was about 3.5. so it's not so much high. but at the same

time can be, could it be that people in the country. ok, dr. h l, tara, see great to get your thoughts. thank you for joining us on al jazeera, we appreciated to you and come thank you. falls in germany are pointing to a tight race in the federal elections on sunday political parties of the last johns to persuade undecided voters when they face off in a televised debate and appear as a time before will vote for them as a parliament and those electives will then choose a new chancellor to replace a long time leader under marco 2nd. after 16 years, one of angle americans, landmark decisions, was opening the country's borders to a 1000000 syrian refugees in 2015. as she's leaving office that foster met some of the people who managed to start a new life in germany. thanks to her. when i'm asked alika to let his syrian

birthplace damascus, he never imagined he would end up in cyber going to town a border between germany and france that had not seen many refugees before. the hardest thing was the unclear road which road should i take? where should i go? and where i'm going to live, how my life is going to be. but after the former medical student got help from new german friends, he quickly got his life on track. you fall anti to join the german red cross as a paramedic and sat up an online learning company passing on his skills to other refugees. recently has been working with other syrian refugees to help survive as a flood into german states in july that killed nearly 200 people. i've seen from the experience when they volunteer. they create kind of a value they bring this to the community. i'm going to merkel saying her 3 famous words were shot from that. we can do this as seen as one of the finding moments as

germans chancellor. decisions to accept a large population of refugees as seen as to leadership by some but other say it was a huge mistake. now at the end of 16 years and office, the main question is, if her famous course come to back out of bite. the book with a title we are shop and us in which he has portrayed on us. alack up an auto successful refugees to counter the negative stories. he says, i told about refugees in germany. he's working on a german translation. these are going okay. medical outfit. people say medco made a mistake to accept refugees in 2015. they say we ruined this country. we don't work. i have a different experience yet. many are studying or looking for jobs and working and paying taxes. and statistics show that of the 1800000 people classified as refugee free under 60000 are currently fully employed around 55000 are enrolled in training programs and 10000 being at universities. i would say many of those you know,

arrived, the are on 2015, i know part of the german society. and before we got to labor mach integration, it went better than most expected due to merkel decision to accept a large group of refugees. writing parties like the, the, the alternative for germany, florida during the last election 4 years ago. they are predicted to when around 12 percent, again in elections on sunday, with merkel leven office on us is hoping the next government will continue to support him and the refugee. those who have been successful agreed that it has been a helping hand from german friends who pointed them in the right direction. that estimate the difference step, fasten al jazeera cybill. can syrian forces events in several more villages around darrow and bringing the country southern region of the government's control . it comes 2 weeks after president special assets forces capture,

the rebel held part of the city and control much of the country. 10 years after serious war began, there are provinces, known as the birthplace of the uprising in syria, back in 2011 that led to that conflict. so had here on, i'll just 0. some of the dry is places on earth, thousands of migrants walking through the desert is the only way to better life. and we'll hear what this heavyweight boxer has to say, but the prospect becoming the undisputed world's champion. ah hello they. let's have a look at the weather across the middle east and levant, and we've got a weather system that's been playing coastal areas of the black sea that puts me wet and wintery weather to pots of turkey and georgia. and some of that rain is

going to creep down into northern areas of iraq and iran, as well as syria and lebanon. but it winds up by the time we get into fat today in the system, pushes off further east and temperatures. here have come down slightly for some of the gulf states. we have got a bit of a chima wind blowing down. so plenty of hazy sunshine around. and we've got some wind blowing down coastal areas of saudi arabia and from cloud cover to so we could see some showers and possible storms around that west and coast. and those join up with showers and storms across the central band of africa. they've been rather intense. around uganda. we have seen some heavy rain in the east and landslides, but as we go into the saturday it's going to be nigeria. once again that sees the really heavy rain. sophia found the storms coming into play and we could see some flooding here, but further south that is looking finer and dryer. lots of wounds coming through.