jessica berlin, us political analyst and strategy advisor in berlin. thank you. every year, hundreds of thousands of people make the journey northwards from central america through mexico. with the hope of crossing into the u. s. w reporter i so fast travels to the city of tempe, a tulip in southern mexico, near the border to go to mama. it's one of the key arrival points for undocumented migraines from central america. danny rios travelled from honduras to mexico with her 2 daughters and 2 nephews. they've just been detained at a checkpoint in tampa, tula, and don't know where they will be taken as they arrived last monday. we've been hungry and slept in the park because we had nowhere to sleep just trying to hold on none. august. sanchez has been running a shelter from migraines in tampa, chula for 3 decades. she's noticed that since you as president joe biden to power more and more women are arriving alone with their children. so you know, there's a button like in the north and a bottleneck here. we don't know what to do, but people are still coming in by the

that's been jessica berlin. she's a u. s. political analyst and strategy advisor here. and do not come, that's quite you turn compared to the welcoming rhetoric in the campaign, isn't it? absolutely, though, while it's a rhetoric you turn, it's certainly not a you turn in us policy. success of us presidents, it's always been very tough on illegal immigration. and while the biden administration has certainly turned over some of the crueler and harshest aspects of the trump era policies such as child and family separations and the border wall at the end of the day, the biden administration is not going to overturn decades of american policy approach to illegal immigration from south america, and in this sense we can see the rhetoric from the campaign as just that campaign, rhetoric that will not shift the by the administration fundamental approach to illegal immigration at the border. well, you mentioned the policies in the past, more than 10000000 people immigrate to the us illegally. every year, most comes from via mexico. this has been the case for years. so what that

that's bringing jessica berlin. she's a u. s. political analyst and strategy by the handle and do not come. that's quite you turn compared to the welcoming rhetoric in the campaign. isn't it? absolutely, though, while it's a rhetoric you turn, it's certainly not a you turn in us policy. success of us presidents, it's always been very tough on illegal immigration. and while the by ministration has certainly turned over some of the crueler and harshest aspects of the trump era policies such as child and family separations and the border wall at the end of the day, the biden administration is not going to overturn decades of american policy approach to illegal immigration from south america, and in this sense we can see the rhetoric from the campaign as just that campaign, rhetoric that will not shift the by that ministration, fundamental approach to illegal immigration at the border. well, you mentioned the policies in the past, more than 10000000 people immigrate to the us illegally. every year most comes from a via mexico. thi

that's bringing jessica berlin. she's a u. s. political analyst and strategy by the handle and do not come. that's quite you turn compared to the welcoming rhetoric in the campaign. isn't it absolutely go while it's a rhetoric you turn, it's certainly not a you turn in us policy. success of us presidents with always been very tough on illegal immigration. and while the biden ministration has certainly turned over some of the crueler and harshest aspects of the trump era policies such as child and family separations and the board wall at the end of the day, the biden administration is not going to overturn decades of american policy approach to illegal immigration from south america, and in this sense we can see the rhetoric from the campaign as just that campaign, rhetoric that will not shift the buys administration fundamental approach to illegal immigration at the border. well, you mentioned the policies in the past, more than 10000000 people immigrate to the us illegally. every year, most comes from via mexico. this has bee

so i'm so grateful for you de la and jonathan and jessica, you're watching all just want to take you to berlin. her talks are being held with him of reducing violence in libya, and your conference is just getting underway. gross, you, for the most speaking, let's listen to send the members of berlin and the entire international community. one message. let us all together work in establishing and consolidating stability in libya. the stability of libya is essential to bathing the way for and holding credible transfers. and national election and december, it's also imperative for in stating libyan sovereignty. as his excellency prime minister babe i set out, and i would like to emphasize, we believe that there are 2 fundamental requirement for achieving the objectives of stabilization of libya. we believe that they are 2 fundamental requirement, as we said. the 1st one is implementation of the international lead track, namely the berlin process. and the 2nd fundamental requirement is the implementation of the libyan story. lead libyan owned framework, which is insured with the task of stabilizat