i rise today to commend orange county leaders for the recent decision to establish an office of immigrant and refugee affairs. at our board of supervisors' april 25 meeting, they unanimously approved the establishment of this new office which will provide resettlement resources in the forms of housing assistance, language programs, legal support, and other vital services. as orange county welcomes immigrants and refugee families, we need to empower these new members of our community with what they need to thrive. the office of immigrant and refugee affairs will fulfill this mission by strengthening outreach and building on successful partnerships with community organizations. hon yog our diversity is a california value and/or rang county value. i look forward to the development of the office of immigrant and refugee affairs and new families calling our communities home. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the the gentlewoman from from california, ms. kamlager-dove, for five minutes. ms. kamlager-dove: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to highlight june as caribbean american

the health and human services refugee office conducted an emergency review and found that 57 migrant children had been reported missing in houston since the year prior. lost by the biden administration. as bad as those two reports are, the story does not get any better. recent reporting by "the new york times" has confirmed that these aren't juches -- aren't just the exception, these are part of a deeply disturbing trend, and shows what bad things can happen to innocent children when their own government doesn't even care. of course, many of these are migrant children, so technically, i guess, the united states isn't their government, but we owe them a duty while they are in our country to protect them, from the predators and the exploiters, the traffickers. in february, "the new york times" published its first story detailing widespread exploitation of migrant children. it includes countless stories of unaccompanied migrants who are working dangerous jobs that violate child labor laws. a 15-year-old girl, for example, who package serial at -- cereal at night in a factory. a 14-year-

60 people were brought to shore where they were being treated by red crossed officers. nearly $6000.00 migrants on refugees have reached the canary islands so far this year. up significantly fewer compared to the same period. last year. there has been heavy fighting and so don's capital just hours after a 72 hour truce ended. they are reports. the warning signs have been holding talks to observe another sees fire for their use holiday next week. those are the headlines on algebra 0 had a line for more information coming up next it's i forgot direct, thanks for watching by rice, to explore for all of the worlds 2nd largest rating for us around roshan. defraud exploration takes place. the impacts on the regions by diversity i'm is eat on. global warming could be a mens. i'm traveling through the ongoing basis to see what the effects might be on local communities. that will be speaking to local politicians and to scientists about potential solutions to me make law for serious reforms from the democratic republic of congo. oh, now it is here. the of the, the new smarter house. monday, the 4th on how to use the

themselves and not just the world to program the refugees, commission and the, the refugees agency also that their offices were looted. and this is having a huge impact on the 8 operations, thousands and thousands of people in the capital around the country in desperate need of humans here. and if this goes with the conflict now, and it's the 7th week, many of them in dire need of a humanitarian assistance. but again, because of the ongoing violence seem to rapid support for this. and this is denise army and the looting of warehouses and the insecurity. it's making it very hard for 8 organizations to continue their operations and be able to reach those in need with the assistance the stars he's in senegal sites. these 9 people have been killed and anti government protests. it happened of the opposition benita. it was on sancho was sentenced to 2 years in prison on a charge of corrupting use. his support the same, the trial was most evasive by his political rivals. the conviction now potentially undermine says chances of running for president and next year's elections. well that spring and nicholas hockey'

refugees, well-founded persecution getting the help they need. one of the concerns and in of the "new york times" underscored this, that the office of refugee and resettlementseemingly has lost some 85,000 migrant children unaccompanied minors and wondering last in the tip report an obvious of the us is included tip report, it was pointed out the government our government continued not to mandate human trafficking screening for all for national adults and immigration detention or custody. and did not screen for trafficking indicators among the people it removed. also on the record prioritize recommendations, screened all, this is you, tip report saying this, screened all individuals in immigration detention or custody for human trafficking indicators to and i'm wondering if homeland security asphalt to on that on that recommendation made by you? and if you could, do we know what's happened to those children? is it any further insight? i we all, we heard from victims today. to think that could be tens of thousands of victims who, children, that we just don't know where they are. >> thank you, sir. first of all, certainly i personally and the j tip office sug

than 60 people were brought to shore, where they're being treated by red crossed officers. nearly $6000.00 migrants on refugees have reached the canary islands so far this here, significantly fewer compared to the same period last year. so there's a race and the north atlantic. the rescue 5 people trapped in a submersible that last contact on its dive to the titanic shipwreck. a canadian aircraft searching for the vehicle has now detected underwater banging noises. us coast guard officials say there may be only about 26 hours of oxygen left. gabriel is on the latest from boston, with each passing our fears grow for those on board the missing titan submersible. the identities of all 5 people on board have now been revealed. british pakistani businessman, shes added that would, along with his son sold him on 77 year old french explorer, paul henri nurture lay who leaded titanic recovery expedition to the wreckage. in 1987, stockton rush, the ceo of ocean gate, the adventure tourism company that owns the titan, and hamish hurting a 58 year old british billionaire explore. good afternoon. on tuesday, the rescue co

refugees are registered there. one of them, natalya, appealed to our editorial office with a request to help return her two daughters who were taken from her by social services. the woman refused to be filmed. child abuse services in germany we asked our colleague zdoichula to help her with translation and legal documentation social services saw and got access to the apartment in which marina lived with her children and they saw a situation that is not normal, that is, even marina admitted that the apartment was quite dirty and not cleaned and that she had all her things and her and her children packed in plastic bags. i asked marina a lot of them, what of these bags were a lot, i asked maryna a lot, how much she said 30 40, according to marina, the things were packed because she was going to leave, the social services decided to temporarily remove the children to normalize conditions, thanks to kirill, the woman won the court and returned the children, now she already at home in berdychev, and the court made a decision due to maryna's desire to return to ukraine with her children, to give their children to her chil

let's speak now to the legal and advocacy officer at the greek ngo, refugee support agean. affected by this. what are you discovering about the rest of the people?— rest of the people? good morning _ rest of the people? good morning from _ rest of the people? good morning from athens. i rest of the people? good i morning from athens. we're still piecing together the details of what's happened over the past two days. as more information is coming along. there are, indeed, 104 people rescued so far. 78 confirmed dead and nine men arrested by the coastguard on charges of smuggling, involuntary manslaughter and other criminal offences. it remains to be seen how the criminal procedure will go when we encover further details. what we know so far is that the survivors currently in the port of kalamata in the south of greece will be transferred to a refugee camp in the north of athens to undergo registration and then to enter the asylum process. so this is a crucial point where people need to be immediately assisted. not only in locating loved ones, in getting the necessary medical

. who included foreigners in his national health plan, the head of the office of the united nations high commissioner for refugeeshad said that the children of foreign nationals in iran's education system, regardless of their age and previous education level , are now studying side by side with iranian students, mrs. hako pashu mei they say that in the last four decades, by accepting a large number of refugees, it has shown a spirit worthy of cooperation with the refugees, and the generosity of the government and the people of iran, who pour their hearts into returning refugees, 4,000 children are studying in the country's schools. in charge of schools committee and foreign and international language of the supreme council of education and culture says that the largest population of national students are studying in the cities of tehran province. mr. moghimi said that the education of national students in public schools will be free for all students, even those who do not have residency documents. and identity, and determining the task of self-governing schools has been one of the measures in the field of educati

refugees since world war ii and in total, a record 110 million people worldwide were forced to leave their homes due to wars of persecution and human rights violations , according to the annual report of the officeof the united nations high commissioner for refugees , russia against ukraine, the situation in afghanistan and hostilities in sudan contributed to the growth of the total number of refugees to an unprecedented level, the agency says according to un data from ukraine as of the end of 2022 more than 5.5 million people left this year more about ukrainians who fled the war to the usa let's talk with my colleague kateryna lisunova, who is in direct contact with the congress katya congratulates maria the so-called humanitarian password, stay in the usa . i know that you talked to the authors of the tripod , other legislators, what is the general position of american politicians regarding ukrainian forced migrants in the usa, a bill that should legalize ukrainians in the united states the united states of america was proposed and introduced by the members of the ukrainian military focus in the house of representatives, one of its co-authors is democrat mike quigley, so according to him, this

victory will be over we all rushed to the military registration and enlistment offices to take up arms, the first refugees to flock to minsk in the evening, exhausted and wounded. and on june 24, minsk will undergo a massive bombardment. and suddenly we look from this jewish cemetery. small airplanes appeared high, high in the sky. we started counting personally. i counted 45 planes, because they went very carefully in such threes in formations. and so i counted 45, but it seems there were 47 aircraft. and so they slowly approached, approached the igulu, parted, grew, grew, and then, when they were right above us. suddenly , a terrible whistle and howl was heard, and then the earth trembled, and everything was drowned in dust, people began to run. i remember that i, too, would run to the streets of myasnikov because i wanted my uncle's bicycle. and there just broke through this conduit central. that's it. well, a stream of water was rushing and in this stream of water there were already the first of these most killed. and all the people of our region began to flee to the jewish cemetery, and everyone lay

’t even accurately estimate how many are currently abroad , approximately the office of the un high commissioner for refugeesays that it is a little more than 8 million of them approximately 2, 8 2.9 in russia, but the administration of the high commissioner before the data in those countries, in those countries, in the bodies of those countries for which they provide all the information. that is, these are russian data, and as far as they can be trusted, it is big question and who do they include there, various experts say that it is approximately maybe a million less, but it is still a huge number , as for europe, in europe there are a little more than five million, they say that our refugees are now located, but on the other hand, our border guards give well, the so-called the balance of migration is the difference between those who entered and those who left, well, it is less than about two times , no one can explain this discrepancy. and that is why we do not know for sure how many are abroad , respectively, we do not know how many people are in the territory of ukraine, by the way, if to talk about the

i want to go back, i know senator menendez talked to you about the office of refugee resettlement.d this department is responsible for the care and placement of unaccompanied children who come across the u.s. border. correct? >> yes. >> and are you aware of the recent new york times article that really reported on a large number of unaccompanied children who are being placed with exploitative sponsors and working long hours and dangerous conditions? >> i'm aware of the fact that a number of children have been reported to be working in ways that are violating our law. but i'm not aware of the situation you mentioned about being placed in exploitative circumstances, so if you could clarify that. >> i will be happy to, mr., chairman i love to submit that article for the record. >> without objection. >> that's wonderful, thank you for that, now, the agency -- the times reported that under the biden presidency, the agency cannot find 85,000 children. and the agency lost contact with a third of the migrant children that are coming into the country. so i would like to know what you're doi

themselves and not just the world to program the refugees, commission and the, the refugees agency also that their offices were looted. and this is having a huge impact on v 8 operations, thousands and thousands of people in the capital around the country in desperate need of humans here and assistance with the conflict now and its 7th week. many of them in dire need of humanitarian assistance, but again, because of the ongoing violence, cedar rapids support forces. and this is denise army and the looting of warehouses and the insecurity. it's making it very hard for 8 organizations to continue their operations and be able to reach those in need with this distance heavier talking about the ongoing violence, i can see the smoke rising that and into the sky behind you. i know washington is trying to match it up the pressure is that like you to make any difference at all? well the united states and saudi arabia announce that there suspending the meet the talks between the rapids support forces. and this is denise army, because of the ongoing violation side to the seas. part of that both sides signed on may 2

a cautious comedy occupied westbank today officer is where the forces launched against virginia refugee. we meet the man behind a support network in charge that's helping to re unite families, leading to don the hello. so we begin with a dramatic story unfolding in the north atlantic ocean. us and canadian coast guards have launched the search and rescue mission after a tourist submersible last contact on its way to the titanic ship wrecked. the vehicle was taken 600 kilometers and the canadian province of new foundland to the site of the sun could remains of the british passenger ship, which is nearly 4000 meters beneath the surface. now the company that operates the vessel says there are 5 people on board and a few days of life support alan fisher begins our coverage as it was meant to be the thrill of a lifetime. a submarine trip to the site of one of the most famous mount, a time rex, the automatic titanic. but this jeremy has turned into a rescue operation of its own. the submersible reported overdue for a check in on sunday, with one pilot and 4 others on board. we're working very

of the greek coast on wednesday. pots with hundreds of migrants and refugees rescue us have spent a 2nd day searching proofs of office. recovery operation is continuing in nigeria. across the boat capsized over 100 people drowned in the niger river between the chair and the wireless states. police say the votes was returning from a wedding. sauce career says it has recovered parts of a rock. it's used in north korea is fails in which we satellite don't last month. south korea has been conducting salvage operations, often broken, plunged into waters off. it's west coast. north korea's failed attendants to launch a spice satellite took place on may 31st. the booster and satellite forwarding into the c soldiers, militias and policemen have fled from saddam's west the full region into tried many 100 over the weapons as a cross. the border of fights and continues to escalate to the city of elton nina off the killing of the regional governor. the army blames and rapids support forces for his desk with apparent but it should re denies the charge civilians including children, oil safety and to try that some with gunshot woun

so far the sea, and more than 8000 refugees in migrants of reach spain, office and making the dangers. crossing from northern africa, according to the working ford as charity. and just on the 2 and a half 1000 migrants died while making that journey. hey, shanita, zip and meeting in jamaica this week to try and find a way out of the country's. it extended political and humanitarian crisis, but the talks didn't seem to go any way. meanwhile, no, the right and hunger continued to ravage the poorest nation in the americas john home and has more that has been moved. civilians killed in heights even ukraine in the 1st months of the 2023. according to the united nations. well food program. how for gangs of battling over much police and the streets of the capital? both the prince. in the middle, the population, expand it, but as our lives in city sleigh, in epi center of the violence, a step probably shot dead on her doorstep. now she's worried about her doing so. so it would then look at all the peanut tolls at my door and my ceiling. i ask for help, so my daughters can go to the school. i

office initiated a criminal case. on the fact of a crime against the security of mankind, we are talking about hundreds of lives of refugees on the belarusian-lithuanian border. details in the panorama. import substitution from the garden the technology of growing broccoli, kohlrabi, iceberg lettuce was mastered in the grodno region. we will show how the first crispy crop is harvested in the panorama. sanctions noose around the neck of the belarusian economy, than we will respond to attempts to deprive us of access to modern equipment and technologies. will belarus be able to ensure technological sovereignty, let's figure it out in the economic environment after panorama? belarus-russia are stepping up work to strengthen the union economy. this is a clear example for other integrations. at the same time, our union, not a closed club, as well as the forum of the regions of belarus and russia itself , should intensify cooperation with other associations of eurasia and make the forum platform a center for generating interregional ideas. today, our president has proposed according to the tradition of recent years. the leaders

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and dhs then releases the unaccompanied minors to health and human services to the office of refugee resettlement. it then turns into a health and human services responsibility. >> and we lost a bunch. >> link back to something else or to uncover the fact the secret service erased text messages in aftermath of january 6th m 2021. after you requested electronic you medications, could you please expound on your offices work in this area? one. number two, why in a world with the secret service erased text messages? that's over two. doesn't make suspicious the something to hide? and how many requests for documentation preservation were there? >> i know of at least five preservation notices. >> and to do this come from? >> four of those were issued by majority members of oversight committees in the last congress. starting on january 16 of 2021. four were from a committee or multiple committees, and one from our office will be opened an audit of the events of january 6th. >> can you, any idea why the secret service under preservation notices would erase emails? >> we have been unable to ge

and dhs then releases the unaccompanied minors to health and human services to the office of refugee resettlement. it then turns into a health and human services responsibility. >> and we lost a bunch. >> link back to something else or to uncover the fact the secret service erased text messages in aftermath of january 6th m 2021. after you requested electronic you medications, could you please expound on your offices work in this area? one. number two, why in a world with the secret service erased text messages? that's over two. doesn't make suspicious the something to hide? and how many requests for documentation preservation were there? >> i know of at least five preservation notices. >> and to do this come from? >> four of those were issued by majority members of oversight committees in the last congress. starting on january 16 of 2021. four were from a committee or multiple committees, and one from our office will be opened an audit of the events of january 6th. >> can you, any idea why the secret service under preservation notices would erase emails? >> we have been unable to ge

way from to brook and libya to italy. degree coast guard said its post office of help repeatedly rejected as the hundreds of refugees and migrants on board wanted to reach attend invoices to the is often the preferred destination. of the greeks toughen surveillance. that is migrant camps. it was in the as of wednesday morning that the boat capsized at a search and rescue operation began. i bought do a lot of the magickal music. we have transferred full people from the airport to a bull taped by helicopter, attempted by evidences to the hospital with a mild heart. the family regarding the hub, surf always chance with 13 people. thankfully, no one in a critical condition. must a greek shipping ministry official said, most of the men were from egypt, syria unpackaged on. they've been taken to a warehouse to recover increases president's catherine, a 2nd letter of hulu, came to visit them. their 1st meeting, local officials, the you and says about a 1000 people have died or gone missing in the mediterranean this year. and this latest is the deadliest chip rack of grease in 2023. and among the worst in europe will reach

more than 250 police officers were injured and around 500 people were arrested. cholera is spreading among the residents of the refugee camps in kenya . according to cnn, doctors without borders has announced that more than 2,700 people have contracted cholera in the camp in northeastern kenya. one of the doctors iranian kurds should move to other camps before this disease. this camp is home to 300,000 displaced people , most of whom are from the northern countries, who have caused the displacement of a large number of people in somalia after iran and russia agreed to creating the north-south passage in another way for the governments to develop transport routes in the region, the 17 billion dollar project of yarag is the latest measure for investment and competition in the field of expanding transport routes. transport and railway transportation is specifically the development of the north-south corridor or road after twenty years of this project, azerbaijan and russia will reduce access to europe and at the same time it will make sending goods cheaper and many of our southern countries are bordering countries . the

general's office of the republic of belarus on the facts of gross violation by the lithuanian side of the requirements of international law, which determine the civil political rights of refugees, deportation and unreasonable use of physical force and special means of intentionally not providing medical assistance to migrants, which led to serious consequences, including the death of refugees, initiated a criminal case of crimes against the security of mankind under article 128 of the criminal code of the republic of belarus , the criminal case was sent to the investigative committee for the organization of a preliminary investigation. the prosecutor's office noted the evidence received about the gross violation by the lithuanian side of the requirements of international law by the unjustified use of special means of physical force against refugees, and the facts of deliberate failure to provide medical care, which led, among other things, to the death of people. a memorial plaque was opened in grodno today. in honor of hero of the soviet union ivan lebedev, as part of the republican action along the roads of courage alignment with the heroes, the ceremony took place at second

have been shot and killed near a jewish settlement in the office of hyde west by a day after palestinians were account and is really rate on a refugee count. on the son of the u. s. president, a greased based guilty to tax crime. punter biden's deal means you'll probably avoid being prosecuted over a separate gun charge the honda. him all welcome to the program. rescuers are racing to find a missing submersible was 5 people on board and the north atlantic. the u. s coast guard side a few hours ago that the passengers have about 40 hours of oxygen left. it's feared the craft which was taking tourists to the wreck of the titanic, could be almost for columbus, hers under water, off the coast of canada. aircraft using sooner have been trying to pinpoint its location. and a submarine team is hoping to attempt to rescue the submersible was carrying for tourist and a pilot. the coast guard says time is running out for those on board to the dock c beds of the north atlantic, the wall to re grave of the ill fated titanic. this is what passages of the titan sub will hoping to see. after setting off for the expedition on sunday, the vessel mus

offices on impact assessment says there's little or no evidence that it will work. refugeencies argue today's ruling demonstrate why the whole illegal migration policy should jump. >> reconsider the policy the court has said not to send asylum-seekers to rwanda. make sure it is a fit for you try to send anyone there. >> is a year since a plane loaded with migrants set on the runway unable to leave after judges intervened. today's ruling means it will be months, if ever, before any similar flight is clear take off. mark easton, bbc news >> let's welcome our guest. direor of survivor empowerment and freedom from torture, one of the groups involved in this case. he's also a survivor of torture. thank you for joining us. how important do you feel this decision today is? we have heard from human rights groups including a calling from your organization saying this is an issue for a reason and compassion. but the judges did stress their decision implies no view whatsoever of the merits for the policy. how important is this today for you? >> thank you, thank you for having me. it's

1968, the imamate sent a message to the refugees of the imposed war, which shows more clearly than ever before that ayatollah montazeri is a person worthy of office. the future leadership of the system was cut off, but in this statement he clearly stated and the influencers have stated many times that they are justifying their words from the mouths of honest thinkers. and their children at the iftar table from ear to ear we should be the staunch enemy of those whose cases of cooperation with the united states from the nest of espionage to our people should be all my love for god, the text of the history of those who defend the hypocrites and liberals . it was determined that montazeri is not qualified to lead the future of the system, the imam asked the board of experts to investigate the issue of montazeri's removal from the future leadership, and suddenly something happened . execution of hypocrites and broadcasting it was known that if this was not ayatollah montazeri's own decision, some of the members of his office and his entourage were involved, the imam finally decided to take action personally and fulfill his divine and shari'i duty. and

officers related from me and the new seen. the people in trucks insured when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away families these correct only.

status of refugees russia offers assistance, those who are threatened by the kiev regime are guaranteed security we appeal to the employees of ukrainian diplomatic missions and representative officesabroad the pressure of the criminal kiev regime, leading ukraine to a national catastrophe. come to moscow where you and your loved ones will be guaranteed the safety of nothing from the past years zelensky brandishing a saber removed unwanted words. diplomats of hungary norway india czechs but the main ukrainian actor continues to choose loyal, but not quite adequate characters for himself by a new decree. for example , melnikov sent the former ambassador to germany, andrey melnikov, to brazil. by the way, this is the same melnik who frivolously called olafasholz offended by liver sausage. these are the kind of diplomats zelensky needs. and well , there are people like olesya and loshchuk, a sexologist who has been the ambassador of bulgaria for six months, in addition to little is known about what records the appeal in a dressing gown. but apparently, loyal to the nazi regime, zelensky demands from all diplomats that these countries sign their support for the position of ukraine, and

officer, 100 percent. it is all right. this was a little trickier mixing refugees and migrants, puts refugees in a hall this situation more challenging situation. maribel control, one sense, as answer to that is the eclipse. i have to tell you that who is an immigrant a, who is a migrant? it's a very difficult thing to, to, to determine it. so that's why people need to be able to make their case because immigration law and my phone law are quite complicated. so we can't tell from just the face of it. this person is this and this person is that that's what we have a system. we are getting so many people paula. we got into the conditions that seeing the migrants remedies asylum seekers, all living in what would be a more she main immigration policy? wouldn't of a say not say yet for the united states, what could be done very well. so there's a lot that could be done better. um, 1st of all, in the campaign we have, i mentioned over a 100 organizations partner organizations that work in various area legal, you know, providing a research all kinds of things. and they put together a lot of recommendations for the white house of

refugees. and that has drains resources and also diverted the attention mostly from the one case a senior officer in the us as far as, as backtracks on his was that in a drone kilted sapir rates are doing a simulation, hey, now claims the test never took place that he acknowledges future challenges to using ai the system started to realize that while it did identify the threats, at times the human operator would tell it not to kill the threats, but they've got points for killing threats. so what did it do? it's killed the operator. it killed the old parade, said because that person was keeping it from accomplishing its objective. we've never run those experiments, nor would we need to in order to realize that this is a plausible outcome. despite this being a hypothetical example, this illustrates the real world challenge exposed by artificial intelligence powered capability. what else the pile of international expos for their assessment of the situation and this potential consequences. and this was expected, you get all the magic comes from the very guy who read all sorts of comics down. sy alter

to solve the issue of obtaining refugee status for money through the court, evaluated the services $50,000 was transferred in two tranches and the law enforcement officersanaged to capture it on video. directed provocations and pressure on their representatives, tsn correspondent valeriya kovalinska later released this video to the public of the security service of ukraine, on it, according to the version of law enforcement officers, a people's deputy of ukraine receives $20,000. and this is a photo from the transfer of the new tranche of $30,000." at a joint briefing of the sbu, the gpu and the dbr reported that the people's deputy scheduled all meetings with the client at high-end restaurants, and he received the money only at his home in a closed cottage town. in addition, during the meeting, the person involved used conventional gestures and shopping our suspect, he is aware of the forms and methods of documenting this type of crime, as he is an honored lawyer of ukraine, has legal experience, is, as i said above, the chairman of the sub-committee in the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on law enforcement. was stopped law enforcement offic

refugees. thank you very much for your insight. we will happen to leave it there. 40,000 police officers will be deplpoyed on the streets of france this during a traffic stop in a paris suburb. it's the third such death so far this year. it follows a record number of fatal traffic stops in france last year. 0fficial police figures show 13 people were killed in 2022 after not complying during a traffic stop. this follows a change in the rules in 2017, which allowed firearms to be used by police in five scenarios — all of which include a likely threat to life or physical safety. the change has been widely criticised by rights groups, who say the law dangerously widens the legal framework of when police can use firearms. included in the five scenarios is to stop a vehicle whose driver or occupants are likely to pose a risk to their life or physical safety. a tally by the reuters news agency found that since 2017, the majority of those killed during traffic stops were either black or arab. the mother of the teen who was killed has been talking about her son. he killed has been talking about her son. ., , , killed has been talking about he

way from to brook and libya to italy. degree coast guard said its 1st office of help repeatedly rejected his the hundreds of refugees and migraines on board. wanted to reach attorney invoices the to the is often the preferred destination. of the greeks toughen surveillance, that is migrant camps. it was in the as of wednesday morning that the boat capsized at a search and rescue operation began. i will do a lot of the magickal music. we have transferred full of people from the airport to have both a it by helicopter attends, but by evidences to the hospital with mild called the family regarding the hub sites, always transferred 13 people. thankfully no one in a critical condition. must a greek shipping ministry official said. most of the men were from egypt, syria and pack. it's done. they've been taken to a warehouse to recover. increases president's catherine, a 2nd letter of hulu, came to visit them. there was a 1st meeting, local officials, the you and says about a 1000 people have died or gone missing in the mediterranean this year. and this latest is the deadliest chip rack of greece in 2023. and among the wor