— know about the gang that had affected them? this gang, they control the _ affected them?d them? this gang, they control the largest territory - affected them? this gang, they control the largest territory in l affected them? this gang, they l control the largest territory in the capital. it's in the area that leads all the way up to the border of the dominican republic in haiti as well is the road that leads into the central plateau of the country. their ammo has always been collective kidnappings, meaning they will kidnap in entire bus, an entire carload of individuals. they will ransom it off. up until this particular kidnapping what we saw is they were asking $20,000, particular kidnapping what we saw is they were asking$20,000, 10,000, they were asking $20,000, 10,000, they were asking $20,000, 10,000, they would ask for an amount to basically keep them under the radar as opposed to asking for $200,000 per person. what we saw with these americans is that they were asking for $1 million per person, for 17 individuals.— for $1 million per person, for 17 individuals. .,

speaker, these gang members, these alien gang members are bringing violence and drugs and they are straining police resources in cities all across america. in fact, crime skyrocketed in many cities last year and much of that was cited to gang violence. i hope my colleagues on the other side of the aisle can agree that alien gang members should not be allowed into the united states. a no vote on the previous question send as message to those looking to bring crime and violence into our country that they are not welcome here. mr. speaker, for the sake of my children, for the sake of your children, for the sake of our children i would ask all of my colleagues, even those across the aisle, on both sides of the aisle, to vote no on the previous question and stop these illegal alien gang members. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. scanlon: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from new york, the distinguished cha

this is one of the more no tory is gang police, police gang tattoos. it's a skeleton with a nazi style helmet holding a machine gun. that tells a story i want to hear, not rambo explaining. his non gang had to. i mean, no one ever has a good story about their tattoos. oh, this dragon is from when my son was born his ah, my daughter's name is here in chinese, and the monarch butterfly is for how i changed as a human over all these years. in a non k l. a interview with rambo and investigation shows pictures of rambo from the eighty's. come on. that's not a gang sign. we were answering. how big is it? now, this is where we are with trusting the police trip strip and show us your inc bro . i can imagine a cop so insecure that he's more comfortable with people thinking he's in a gang and going shirtless. rambo is courting the democratic parties endorsement by saying he'll be tough on bad cops, and he's calling his opponent, share a viewer no. ava. the trump of eli county. democrats were like, wow, you're comparing your opponent to trump think that's our lov

when tenants don't pay the rent on time, this landlord's hire gangs to collect it. gangs who can be quick to resort to violence. for about 10 euros. they'll strong arm the tenants or throw them out. almost lose my chair. and some night when i did is up in maryville, who is one of our landra crushing a bit on some on all incentives of them was bitten and was written up i myself have written on paper. looks is here you have to be done so than to who graduated. so to have that gosh, you must be tough so that they both soon see that a good job, elijah sunday, the bolivia, the had been tougher you out of there will you become. 6 6 agnes mu have visa has been living here in maternity for 18 years. now when you quit on other causes, i came to the slum of my tare, so my children could go to school. or there's no work for me right now. i used to get by and dain labor to pay the school fees on workers. the corona virus made things a lot harder, but there are no jobs any more in the class. i don't have money for food or rent. everything's become much harder because there hardly any chance is left to

are supporting the gangs.s there a risk of a coup led by the gangs with the support of the elites and what measures are we taking to try to prevent that. >> i don't know if there's a risk. what i should say, there are many risks in haiti today. after the assassination of the president, certainly anything is possible. but we believe if we continue to work with the current government officials. certainly the new director general of the police. if we can train them and equip them and give them the foundation that they need to go after the gangs, we will lessen many of the risks. >> i appreciate that. secretary nichols, there was an alarming pole in the economist by reputable organization that showed a big drop in the percentage of latin americans who believe democracy is important to the future. it said 49%, less than half the population. d.c. a number of trends in the region where people are cracking down or independent judiciary and a number of other concerning developments. in the case of brazil hugh have the

ministers say they want to dismantle so—called county lines drugs gangs.omising the biggest ever single investment in treating and rehabilitating addicts, who are responsible for a large proportion of crime. according to the home office, drugs are connected to nearly half of killings in england and wales. they're also linked to two thirds of shoplifting, more than half of burglaries, and just over a quarter of robberies. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani has this report. and a warning that his report contains flash photography. police! an early morning raid, part of operation toxic, as police conduct an ongoing investigation into county lines gangs. organised crime groups that control the drugs trade. prime minister boris johnson seeing for himself the challenge the police face. some 300,000 heroin and crack addicts are responsible for nearly half of crimes like burglary and robbery. the prime minister promising his new strategy will change that. we've got to do two things at once. we've got to be tougher on the county lines gangs, we've got

establish a tactical anti-gang unit. i stressed the need to ensure officer accountability within the hmt respect for human rights and transparency particularly for the hmp anti-gang unit and i and l will continue to support longer-term community prevention efforts in an institutional capacity building of the hmt including through additional embedded advisors vehicles and protective equipment for hmp units countering gangs and supporting electionsecurity . mister chairman i will end my testimony reiterating an important point. the political will of partners is absolutely critical. even the best resource interventions cannot succeed if our partners are not equally or more committed to thechallenge . thank you and ilook forward to your questions . >> thank you, secretary. >> chairman, ranking member, distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify regarding our efforts topromote inclusive democracy in the americas . two decades ago we in our western hemisphere partners committed to promotean

drug gangs remain operating and so too does the collateral damage.d joining me now is the head of security research programs at the center for u.s./mexican studies at the university of california, san diego. she joins me from mexico city. i guess mexico, violence there isn't new, but it does seem extraordinary places are going on like in cancun. it shows how fearless the gangs are. why is this happening? >> thank you for having me. when we see stories like these, the initial reaction is to think that it's related to the drug trade. certainly there's a component that is linked to the elicit activity of drug affectctivity. but the criminal landscape in mexico has changed over the year. like extortion and racketeering. essentially what we're seeing today is not only violence related to that drug tasking, but also to these other activities. and in some ways it's not that the violence is new, but it has become more visible because of where it's taking place. >> exactly, because mexico has had a problem with cartel violence and so on around the country for

criminal gangs are not only targeting schools.t civilians travelling by road. some think that negotiation is the only way to end the the kidnapping pandemic sweeping rural areas. villages have been raided and the death toll is rising. according to the international crisis group, many but not all of these gangs are made up of members of the semi nomadic fulani ethnic group. traditionally they made their living from cattle rearing but climate change and competition for resources has left many of them without an income. controversial islamic cleric ahmad gumi has made acted as a self—appointed mediator between groups of kidnappers and the government but the sheikh says the marginalisation of the nigeria's fulani population is counterproductive. they are voiceless in nigeria so they express themselves in a violent way. it's dangerous for a nation like nigeria that has a lot of money to allow a big segment of this population, without any formal or informal education, to behave in a certain manner. i understand that they might be unhapp

they're the victims of drug gangs, gangs, all of it.need to be protected more than anyone else. eric adams, the stakes are so high for him. he's promised a lot and he has the promise of being someone who i think can make people on both sides of the aisle feel better about living in this city, feel safer. the stakes are high and he will have to follow-through on his plans and it won't be easy. we wish him well across the board. >> sure do. >> martha: as he heads into january 1 when he will take over as mayor. pete, always good to get you to weigh-in. thanks for coming here today. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: breaking right now, the white house pressed on whether the president rushed to judgment in defending jussie smollett now we know his hate crime was a fact. >> the president and vice president tweeted what happened to jussie smollett will not be tolerated. the vice president said it was a modern day lynching. any lessons learned here when rushing to judgment? >> martha: the tweets didn't work well. the response with leo terrell ne

the drugs gangs are doing major damage to life chances of kids growing up in this country. think it's a disgusting trade. the health secretary confirms a community spread of the omicron coronavirus variant — with 336 cases now confirmed in the uk. this includes cases with no links to international travel, - so we can conclude that there is now community transmission— across multiple regions of england. two met officers who took photos of two murdered sisters and shared the images on whatsapp groups have been jailed for two years and nine months each. a barrister for the victims of the grenfell tower fire tells the public inquiry into the disaster that governments' lack of openness should be regarded as "one of the major scandals of our time." and every household in wales will be offered a free tree to plant in an effort to help tackle climate change. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the goverment has set out a ten year strategy for dealing with drugs in england and wales. the prime minister says the focus will be on supporting the rehabiliation of drug addicts, doing m

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ministers say they want to dismantle �*county lines' drugs gangs.hey're also promising the biggest ever single investment in treating and rehabilitating addicts, who are responsible for a large proportion of crime. according to the home office, drugs are connected to nearly half of killings in england and wales. they're also linked to two thirds of shoplifting, more than half of burglaries and just over a quarter of robberies. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani, has this report. and a warning that his report contains flash photography. police! an early morning raid, part of operation toxic, as police conduct an ongoing investigation into county lines gangs. organised crime groups that control the drugs trade. prime minister borisjohnson seeing for himself the challenge the police face. some 300,000 heroin and crack addicts are responsible for nearly half of crimes like burglary and robbery. the prime minister promising his new strategy will change that. we've got to do two things at once. we've got to be tougher on the county lines gan

since the earthquake in august, there's also been a huge up surgeon, gang violence. we've seen and actually, you know, rival malicious fighting between those who, who kept up as a court in some bushes. and they are fighting against kidnappers and trying to get up and trying to change the system. yes, it is. it is pretty casualty. but this is, this is a pretty rare instance. comparatively. when you think about it, or the haitians that have been kidnapped figure she ever times, you thank you very much. still to come this half hour tragedy in tasmania, after a gust of wind lifts about us in the air, killing 5 children and end of school year celebration and jail for doing their job quarters without borders. doesn't record number of gender to current entertained worldwide. ah, hello, great to see high pressure continues to be the driver of the school bus for northwestern europe. so let me show you sure we have dry conditions, but wow, we have a lot of cloud around, but that high pressure, it's deflecting system. so this toward the west, not going to impact you. we have se

as far as potential repercussions against the gang, it remains to be seen at this time.otiations back and forth over the last several months. those five others had already been released prior to today's news. but as of now, it remains to be seen what if any repercussions would be coming against that gang. the u.s. and canada for that matter still urging any citizens in haiti to please leave if at all possible. ga garrett? >> appreciate the reporting. >>> another outbreak of severe and frankly unusual weather. this time tearing through the great plains and the midwest with tornado warnings stretching across six states. in kansas, intense dust storms and reports of what's called mud rain, trailers rolling in colorado which saw winds reach nearly 100 miles per hour. and for the first time ever recorded, minnesota had a report of a possible tornado in december. experts say the extremely warm winter is providing fuel for the severe weather, but it's actually not warm everywhere. temperatures overnight in arizona were as much as 20 degrees colder than in parts of michigan. as

the drugs gangs are doing major damage to life chances of kids growing up in this country. think it's a disgusting trade. but the biggest spending will be on supporting the rehabiliation of drug addicts, with more services being made available. the overall package is worth more than a billion pounds — we'll have details of how it's being spent. also tonight... confirmation that the omicron variant of coronavirus is being transmitted within communities across the uk. the us announces a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 winter olympics because of china's record on human rights. the former elected leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, is found guilty of inciting dissent and given a prison sentence. and we talk to the hollywood legend mel brooks, who at 95 is looking back at his eventful life. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel... all eyes on goodison park as everton host arsenal, desperate for an improved performance in the premier league. good evening. a ten—year strategy for dealing with drug abuse in england and wales has been announced by borisjohnson. he said

gain control over the capital is near universal. —— gang.widespread. while this high—profile case foreigners is over many ordinary haitians still pays extremely difficult security situation in their city. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... a huge rescue effort in the philippines as a super typhoon — batters its southern coastline. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to three and a half years of conflict. conflict that is claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders the presidents of bosnia and serbia and croatia put their names to peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today, romania has. cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent - the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara - from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranting bill clinton his place in history a

called the gas house gang. while part can you measure that would be appealing during the great depression and in an era where everyone feels like working-class and where it seems like you can identify more with that kind of working-class in some ways. and then also the former cardinals becoming america's team in the first place and among the reasons for that is even though the population and expanded tremendously especially the westward direction during the half-century before the 1930s. and still, here we go. there's a map here to show you why then was st. louis cardinals picture here the map, that's when we are st. louis cardinals, what is about the cardinals he would say they are the western most team in baseball. so if you lived in california don't have a team, like arizona, washington state, you have your own major-league team but of course in st. louis, so part of the country, the westward team became kind of america's team and the system in the gashouse gang the cardinals become part of the quintessentia

and taking everything in in a huge gang. so if there's a 100 people in this gang, then of course it's a, it's kind of scary and there's nothing you can really do about it. and the other point to make is that this legal and moral system in california is kind of exactly white. the walk sort of legislators and thinkers and think tanks and philosophers had said would happen with libertarianism. remember what they said was that if we have libertarianism of small government, what you're going to a face be faced with is fending for yourself, because there will be no carbs, there'll be no roads who will build the roads, who will do the stuff. well, the stories and all these articles that you can read even from the woke press out in california, local california, preston, san francisco, and los angeles. we see is that you have a lot of home invasions happening. a lot of these shops being looted up some of the employees at the shops being harmed physically. and what they're being told is that they should get some sort of form of defens

the gang for 100 melissa had demanded a $1000000.00 per person and ransom money. it's not clear if that was paid the u. s . is reportedly releasing all migrant families from its detention facilities. instead it plans to use remote tracking technology like ankle bracelets, a white house course when it came by how kit has more on the story. now. this is a campaign promise that the u. s. president made that he would deliver a more humane immigration policy. certainly he set out to make some changes, but a lot of the immigration policy under the trumpet ministration remains in place in terms of the statement coming from the agency task with overseeing all of this. it's known as immigration, customs enforcement, our ice. i says in that statement is committed to ensuring that all those in our custody resided safe, secure, and humane environment. and under appropriate conditions of confinement. ice is continuing to make nimble operational changes at its facilities in response to shifting conditions along the southwest border. now terms of those shifting consist, conditio

former gang member and drug dealer is now a violence specialist. armando alvarez.th fentanyl or heroin? is that i driving the violence? >> thanks for having me, watters. i wouldn't say these things are driving bigger profits. i think it's always been fame. everybody wanted to be bigger than life. for the drugs and all of that plays a part of that cycle. everybody wants to be on top. jesse: you are saying it's basically narcissism, people wanted power, they want to be famous, they want the block look up to them? it's a psych lodge call kinds of thing? >> it's a lot of all that. a lot of these people, a lot of these homeys, they are not thinking about that. for a lot of people, this is just neighborhood we grew up in. this is what we were shown. what was led to us. there is always someone influential and guiding within the neighborhoods or within the families we live in and we are part of. so when you are part of a family, or you are part of a neighborhood, part of a gang. all you see is that world. that's the only world that exists. you are looking at the nice cars.

are politicians secretly working with violent cult gangs?mer black axe chairman, drjohn stone. but there is more to black axe than just brute force. dr stone claims the cult use an alias to cover their role in society and politics. the organisation's original name, the neo—black movement of africa, is registered as a company in nigeria and around the world. the official nbm is not banned. members operate in the open, claim to be freedom fighters, donate to charity, and even elect a president. dr stone says this provides the black axe with cover. dr stone claims axemen exploit the name nbm to infiltrate the highest levels of nigerian society. they exclaim one of the most famous members of the nbm in nigerian politics is tony kabaka. officially, he's a youth leader for nigeria's ruling party, the all progressive congress. but here on the streets, they call him the godfather. they say he commands the loyalty and votes of thousands of men in benin. he claims he provides protection. kabaka has been a member of the neo—black movement since he was

it's a gang. it's a gang of thugs, many of them.of stuntsmanship. they're afraid of actually what they're culpable of. otherwise they would simply come forward and say i'll tell you everything i know. it's important that we learn what happened on january 6th. i have to tell you, i was listening from the top of the hour. i was so pleased to be able to hear samantha power. do you know, when we started in congress, you go to sort of a congress camp. this was january of 2019 just as we were being sworn in or december right before. samantha power was one of the people who present to us and talked about the decline of democracies around the world. little did we know that in the next three years we would see the extraordinary decline through corruption and disinformation by a field of a gang. so i'm not surprised at all by roger stone. but what i'm looking for are the patriots, and i'm confident they're out there. >> well, of course you can build a case without getting the testimony of the most important suspects in the case, and that's fr

and that gang member was calling for backup. what he should have done. he started packing his kids in his car, told his mom to hurry up and pack her dog up -- they were leaving for new york city to visit his grandmother, at his great grandma's house. he grabbed a 9-millimeter his mother kept on the bookshelf hnext to the door for her own self protection because he knew while he was loading things up go sideways and he is a protector. and he has his kids, his fiance, his 66-year-old mother. sure enough, he is putting his kids in the car when they gang member comes downstairs with a giant wooden chair, smashes it, picks up one of the heavy wooden legs. and the front yard is probably 20 feet square and it's down a hill. so three or four steps and this guy is on top of them. and he is coming at him with the club raised. he shot him three times. cleared the chamber, dropped the gun, got in his car, got his kids to safety. they didn't want the additional gang members coming back. then there was a real shoot up d and who knows what hap

australia's policy of deporting convicted criminals to new zealand, saying it causing a search and gang related crimes. it is not good enough that new zealand is becoming a penal colony for australia and just supporting your problem. why does not solve the problem of gangs and both australia and new zealand and the proponent of critical race theory faces a barrage criticism for suggesting parents should not decide what their children are taught in schools. we discuss whether u. s. history is in need of a classroom overhauled. the claim could be the moral, ironic claims to be the beacon of truth, but all it's doing is dividing. people confuse the children and wanting, told you to turn against each other. this is a fear of the rain from hearing and having to embrace the truth with. no, that's good to have you with this is wednesday, the 29th of december. i'm calling bray with the world news from arte international 1st for you. then this our while the world rounds of another year struggling to come by the cobit pandemic. america has a different priority with joe biden signing a whopping $7

drug gangs remain operating and so too does the collateral damage that comes with.uccumbing to crime, becoming an unsafe place for tourists -- those ideas seem premature. matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. >>> coming up here on "cnn newsroom," holiday shopping in full swing, but consumerism is impacting the environment. next we talk to an expert about how to reduce consumption without hurting the economy. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ there's my boy! all the delivery. no delivery fees. dashpass. cough cough sneeze sneeze... [ sneezing ] needs, plop plop fizz fizz. alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. now available for fast sinus relief. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou i was hit by a car ge

one does not solve the problem of gangs in both australia and new zealand. and the proponents of critical race theory faces a barrage of criticism for suggesting parents should not the side or the children are taught in schools. we discuss where the u. s. history is in need of a classroom overhauled the claim to be the moral high ground. it claims to be the beacon a truth, but all it's doing is dividing. people confuse the children and wanting children to turn against each other. this is a fear of the rate from hearing and having to embrace the truth with either wednesday morning at 9 here in moscow. my name is colleen brian, this is your world used for marci international 1st for a while the world rounds up another year struggling to combat the kobe pandemic. americans got a different priority with joe biden signing a whopping $700000000000.00 military budget for the upcoming year. now, even by america's own estimate, that's a 100 times more than the cost of vaccinating the entire planet. where i guess they have looked at how even an era defining health cri

why does not solve the problem of gangs and both australia and new zealand. it is not good enough just to say we're gonna stick a whole lot of people on applying on a government charter plane and seem them back to new zealand. that is not the spirit of friendship that you would expect between 2 neighbors. well, even permanent residency lived in australia for more than 10 years can be deported under the migration acts, section 5 or one if they've been convicted of a drug offense, a result is even politicians say that instead of rehabilitation, australia simply dumps them elsewhere that's causing a surge of gang related crime in oakland. o, a spokesperson for australia's immigration ministers says the government routinely removes foreign nationals from a range of countries due to serious offenses in an effort to promote safety in australia. but matthew to khaki says the country needs to work with new zealand to find a better solution. now, i also did that australian citizens, you know, it's easy just to deport the problem away. and australians want exactly what

the drugs gangs are doing major damage to life chances of kids growing up in this country.hink it's a disgusting trade. the government has announced what it says is the largest ever investment in drug treatment. also on the programme: the omicron variant of covid spreads in britain — more than 330 cases now. the health secretary says it's not yet clear if it'll knock us off the road to recovery. the "tragic and horrific" death of six—year—old arthur labinjo—hughes — the education secretary says an investigation will begin immediately to find out what went wrong. the inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster is told that successive governments concealed risks to building safety, resulting in "one of the major scandals of our time". and lucky to be alive — the british teenager recovering in hospital after she was attacked by a crocodile while white water rafting in zambia. coming up on sportsday later in the coming up on sportsday later in the are on the bbc news channel: its neck and neck in the formula 1 title race between hamilton and verstappen, but will it be a clean figh

well, it's clear that within the last year, the gangs have grown very on brazen and to the point that they took over control of the or the last month where they are richly halted the country to a guy ah, and, and, and prevented, nor are more functioning communication, all the industries rely on diesel and fuel and as such, they have no access to it. so this is adding sort of general and security and, and, and certainly situation as and who, but a lot remains to be done and it's a very, very, it's a multi dimensional price. it how can i just throw one more question your way on? i, just as many haitians being can not now compared to a couple of months ago. well, no later than yesterday, there's been attempts of kidnapping and successful kidnapping operated as her report. as of this morning videos were going on line of attack or perpetrated, attack me against your regular citizen. so it is a reality for, for people. and as human rights organizations have reported over the last year, 100, i think i've been reported which remains a big challenge for the local board. even police board. than

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why does not solve the problem of gangs in both australia and new zealand. it is not good enough just to say we're going to stick a whole lot of people and applying on a government child applying and seen them back to new zealand. that is not the spirit of friendship and that you would expect between 2 neighbors. what a strategy is migration act to say, convict should be deported to their countries of birth even if they've lived in this trailer for their entire lives. and that applies to those sentenced to at least a year in prison. last couple of years have seen hundreds of people sent back to new zealand. he zealanders do make up one of the largest migrant groups entering astray leah and many to arrive at a young age to grow up there. however, the strategy is immigration minister says the government routinely has to remove 4 nationals from a range of countries to, to serious offenses. matthew to khaki again says though it needs to work with new zealand to find a much better solution. now i also did that australian citizen, you know, it's easy just to depor

why does not solve the problem of gangs invite australia and new zealand? the news? hello, welcome. you watching it in to national this wednesday afternoon. it's just gone for o'clock came in the russian capital, while the gable k, we'd pandemic to continue. america has a different priority with joe biden. nice signing a massive $700000000000.00 military budget for the upcoming year, even by america's own estimates, a 100 times more than the cost of vaccinating the entire planet is murdered. can 5th explain it's bigger than it's bader than ever before. america's new military budget, $777700000000.00. so vos, that board doesn't monstrous. and it's still not enough. say the people who passed it are nations facing many threats right now. just read the paper every day. china, russia ran in yet that budget was actually pro a provided by the white house. was a cut, pretty dramatic card if you look at it as and john adjusted for inflation. it is remarkable. these lawmakers they'll, they'll sit there and argue for weeks, months about maternity leave, or building roads or bridges or, or wall

and that's causing a search of gang related crime in oakland. well, for that part of spokes, person for australia is immigration minister says the government routinely removes foreign nationals from a range of countries due to serious offenses in an effort to promote safety in australia. but matthew to khaki says the country needs to work with new zealand to find a better solution. now, i also did that australian citizens, you know, it's easy just to deport the problem away. and australians want exactly what we want. we want safe communities. we do not want to say drugs being sold to our children. we are sick and tired of saying gun violence on our streets. one possible solution is a joint task force to address a couple of different things. and even though our police forces they do share information, dathan intelligence at the moment, it would be good to see if we could just increase and including beastie and joint resources. that means also having a look at information and intelligence to find out where these drug supply and networks are establ

the drugs gangs are doing major damage to life chances of kids growing up in this country.

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