the international organization for migration. we're going to look at some other stories making news around the world this saturday and satellite images released in the united states by news out of n.p.r. so just north korea could be preparing for a new missile launch increased activity at the site near pyongyang comes two weeks after the talks between kim jong un and u.s. president donald trump ended without an agreement kim and stopped missile launches as relations between the two countries started to improve these latest reports follow the release of different satellite images allegedly showing pyongyang has started rebuilding a rocket launch site there's new warnings briggs it may not happen at all if a proposed deal with the e.u. is rejected in britain's parliament next week prime minister teresa mayes negotiations with the european union a stalled because of the impasse over the irish border leaders had given her until friday to come up with new proposals to end the deadlock as may is now urging m.p.'s to back her break that

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migrants who were traveling in these vehicles have ended up in camps run by the international organization for migration and to be sent back to their native countries. the for two i.d.'s of the like. liberia born may twenty fifth one thousand nine hundred three. with photos. of. the radio broadcaster sarah f.m. regularly reports on e.u. policy and its repercussions. we meet up with the editor in chief even him. he shows us photographs of people who have a deadly died trying to reach europe. to see the migrant who was found dead in the vehicle of happen because they are blocking the only routes that can be traveled safely she must know our grandparents used to. have you mr self why the government of nigeria has refused to let you travel further into the desert. they have something to hide push the sahara has become an open air sanitary sea is seamanship i see in. increasing numbers of people are dying in the desert because the main route is more strictly controlled a serious allegation. the government in may says the stricter controls are designed to protect people. the european union leads a mission in

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refugee response plan, a joint program of the united nations high commission for refugees and the international organization of migration. colombia alone, according to that report, requires $315 million, which is more than double what the united states has provided to the entire region. i believe that we should put actions behind our words and provide resources that are commensurate with our capacity and our stated foreign policy objectives. i commend senator rubio, senator menendez, people on both sides of the aisle, who have encouraged the administration to grant temporary protective protected status, but this should be coupled with an expedited review of asylum claims and another option is to raise the highly restrictive cap on refugee admissions to the united states which in the year 2019 hit a historic low. i will not go over the issue of military intervention. i think my remarks have already been quoted by senator udall. i think continued talk of a military option, as much as it is useful in keeping the regime off balance, is irresponsible, would spark a regional war and be an incentive for colombian guerrillas, t