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so more than half omillion refugees, syrian refugees in jordan are trying to survive on the outskirts of the cities. they're living in unheated apartments, crammed into houses. it's the same situation jordanians are in as well, and creating a lot of resentments. the commissioner says that he would like to see european countries changing the regulations, to legally allow in some of these asylum-seekers, whether toyotas reunify families or brinit's to reunify people,tf people he says, still a drop in the bucket. the main message here really is that after five years refugees are increasingly vulnerable and the countries hosting them are increasingly vulnerable as well. jane arraf, al jazeera, zatarie camp, jordan. >> i've been speaking to the new are u.n. high commissioner, filippo grandi. >> so irresponsibly by politicians, this is extremely serious and grave and has to be reversed. i think that first of all, finding solutions to the flow of refugees would be the best antidote to this situation, it's complex and requires complex political solutions, would send a message that disorder is

. >> reporter: nearly half omillion american children are currently growing up and going to school in mexico and with u.s. deportations on the rise that number is expected to increase. having nearly doubled in the last three years. >> this community is not only very large but it's a vulnerable community. these children are very vulnerable. >> reporter: but they're not easy to find. something the state department is trying to address. by working with ngos to identify these kids. and sending buses to go pick them up so that they can get processed. and yet those like salvador are scattered across the often lawless regions of mexico where drug cartels battle with local militias and the mexican army. so we decided to see for ourselves what salvador is now dealing with. and traveled west to his new home in apotis beingangan, once a stronghold of the notorious knights of knights of templar. situated right between mexico city and the coast, you get all that drug sort of funneling up right into the south of the united states and it's a dangerous dangerous area. just driving around this area ki

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after a petition urging the government to do so got more than half omillion signatures. many speakers took the view that donald trump was a buffoon but not a threat to the republic. >> if we started to ban people because they said things people didn't like, i wonder how long the list would be. we would have to ban the current leader of hungary, he has said things equally as offensive to muslims. >> u.k. for anyone who wouldn't be aware has banned 80 odd people for hate speech in the past. in trump's case they really should do it. there have been cases in the united states where his hate speech has led to actual violence. >> suzanne kelly's long campaign against trump's attempt to develop luxury golf courses in scotland. his recent comments on a u.s. show raised eyebrows here in the capital which prides itself by its diversity. >> we have places in london and other places that are so radicalized that the police are afraid for their own lives. we have to be very smart and very vigilant. >> well that bold statement was swiftly dismissed by london's mayor boris johnson who a

after a petition urging the government to do so got more than half omillion signatures. many speakers took the view that donald trump was a buffoon but not a threat to the republic. >> if we started to ban people because they said things people didn't like, i wonder how long the list would be. we would have to ban the current leader of hungary, he has said things equally as offensive to muslims. >> u.k. for anyone who wouldn't be aware has banned 80 odd people for hate speech in the past. in trump's case they really should do it. there have been cases in the united states where his hate