american with there were very serious discussions at the meeting of the main members of the american councilforeign relations, which is the most important advisory group in the field of american foreign policy. with their unprofessional behavior and nuclear questions , they put this level of relations between iran and the world under the radar , such as the residence of the president and the iranian delegation. they put it against some facts in some places, they say they were trapped on a frozen stone in front of their own camera lens, from the foreigners who were taking pictures with them, to the sweet friendship of the jews with the iranians , the persian-language media can be seen clearly, an iranian officials passing through the back door of the hotel, but the images that they publish themselves. it shows well that the foreign minister travels through the same entrance and the officials answer their questions . according to reporters, this is while on this trip mr. president, in a meeting with senior managers and journalists of the international media, it was very good and it was broadca

the meeting of the main members of the american council on foreign relations that it is the most importantisory group in the field of american foreign policy, of course, none of them liked the taste of the claimants of information. it could be that the fifa president kicked the ball under the arch of their goal, but the persian-language media is trying to prevent the first thing with unprofessional behavior and the superficial questions of this industry of the relations between iran and the world will be under the spotlight and it will stay in a few days. these media will help next to the residence of the president and the iranian delegation. it trembles if we want to sleep it is not against some facts. in some places, they say that they were trapped on a frozen rock in front of their own camera lens of foreigners who were taking photos with iranians. that iranian officials travel through the back door of the hotel, but the pictures they publish clearly show that the minister of foreign affairs travels through the same front door and they answer their questions . it was claimed that the ir

individual meetings and conversations his relationship with the ting tangs, among others the american council on foreign relations, the think tanks that came , members of the camden media, a very important thing happened in enlightening the public opinion at the elite level in the american society. we tried to use this opportunity in connection with the relationship between tehran and cairo. and we were able to prepare in these talks, mr. dr. raisi, the president, to support this move , of course, good things had happened before this trip, which attracted the attention of the american elite , the moment i was flying to new york on an airline from qatar. kurds towards iran and finally, the release of iranian prisoners in the united states, the news of the release of 6 billion dollars of blocked financial resources of the iranian people, you will stay among mr. amirabdollahian in new york to continue his bilateral meetings , let's not forget the contact on the fixed agenda. people had expectations from this trip that we hope that the souvenirs of this trip will reach them soon. now, part of the

individual meetings and conversations, their relationship with the ting tangs, including the american council on foreign relations, the think tanks that came, the media people that came in tanveer public opinion at the elite level in the american society, a very important thing happened, we tried to use this opportunity, regarding the relationship between tehran and cairo , i think very good talks were held today and we were able to prepare in these talks, mr. dr. raisi, the president also supported from this move of course, the good things happened before this trip, which was very much noticed by the american elites, the moment i was flying to new york, a plane was flying from the qatar dam to iran, and finally the release of iranian prisoners in america, along with this news of the release of 6 billion the blocked financial resources of the iranian people will remain with you. among mr. amirabdollahian, he will stay in new york to continue his bilateral meetings. part of the jcpoa negotiations will not return. the souvenirs of this trip will reach them soon. now, a part of these souvenirs i

the main members of the american council on foreign relations hearing the voice of mohammad amin, a voicet many did not like, heard the voice of the former american officials. the council on foreign relations invited him as if the head of a country like any other country in the world. they have brought them to the field and with the plans that they had made so grave that they tried to hide the president's plans by raising questions about the relations between iran and the world. created when from this marginalization desperate, they fired their last arrow and their main agent, the ambassador of the zionist regime, entered the field, so that he might be able to influence the president's speech in the united nations with this disruption , but he failed, and the expulsion of adam bringin and the expelled ambassador of the zionist regime he came among the hypocrites so that maybe the voice of the president of our country could not be heard in the united nations. with the same tricks and media operations, the president of our country was heard in the united nations and it was one of the most v

holding the president's hand with his wife in their social networks, the main members of the american council on foreign relations came and this voice hearing that voice it was not liked by many, but it should be brought to the visa and hearing this voice brought out the voice of the former american officials. the council on foreign relations invited the president of a country like any other normal country in the world. in practice, yes , they brought the red carpet for their media team. with the plans they had made very grave, they tried to hide the essence of the president's plans, and trying to hide the relations between iran and the world by raising superficial questions , he should stay for at least a few days . they shot their last arrow and the agent the main reason is that the ambassador of the zionist regime entered the field so that he might be able to influence the president's speech at the united nations with this disruption , but he failed, and the expulsion of the expelled zionist regime came among the hypocrites, so that they might be able to hear the president's voice. the pre

the main members of the american council on foreign relations also came and heard this voice, a voice that was not liked by many. first of all, this is really a shame. the american authorities decided that they should give him a visa. even hearing this voice brought out the voice of former american officials. the council of foreign relations has invited him as if he were the head of a country like any other normal country in the world . bringing their media team to the field and with the plans they had made long ago trying to have the principle of the president's plans. not be seen trying not to see this level of relations between iran and the world by raising superficial questions. at least how many days is this team going to stay here? to disturb the iranian delegation. when they were disappointed with these marginalizations, they fired their last shot and their main agent, the ambassador of the zionist regime , entered the field. with this disruption , he overshadowed the president's speech at the united nations , which, of course, failed and he was expelled. calling adam bringin a

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federation, the prime minister of malaysia, and participation in the meeting with the members of the american council on foreign relations, as well as a conversation with the american and russian cnn television network, are among other programs. boss before leaving new york, the president said that the relationship of iranians living abroad with their homeland and identity should not be cut off under the pretext of employment or education. the president was at the american meeting in new york and instructed the ministry of foreign affairs to facilitate the investment of iranians living abroad in iran. a view of the responsibility of the ministry of foreign affairs of the council of iran, khak shur is willing to remove some of the barriers to travel and investment, so that whoever wants to invest, if he wants to, works with the interior of the country, whether it is scientific and technological work, whether it is economic work or in the field the business is completely ready for the field ok, so we can have communication inside the country , it is very important to provide the ground through the mini

these three official meetings, the president will sit with the members of the think tank of the american council on foreign relations as a non-governmental decision-making institution in the field of relations. international of this country another diplomatic event in the trip of the high-ranking iranian delegation to new york was the official meeting and discussion between the minister of foreign affairs of our country, mr. amir abdullahian, and the minister of foreign affairs, hammat al-busaidi. rajabi of the new york radio and television news agency, let's go back to tehran from new york to defend iran and russia , they discussed the ways of expanding the relations between the two countries in the field of defense in tehran. he also evaluated the relations between iran and russia at a high and strategic level and noted the constructive interactions between the two countries with the image of stability and security in the region on the second day of the minister's visit. russia's defense to tehran and a meeting with iran's defense minister, a meeting that is said to be one of the goals and exp

bueno, es un libro que se publicó claxo, se puede bajar gratuitamente, published by the latin american councilsciences and it can be downloaded for free. this book is about the environmental geopolitics of the united states and its allies in the global north with implications. latin america, it actually mentions all the points that we talked in this program. we have studied over 10 years by this book, it described the debate in the us power centers regarding natural resources and how to prevent other powers presence in latin america, especially china. it is actually serious debate among americans. it delivers the geopolitical dimension of the environmental and ecoological debates and opens our eyes a little to ecologically and politically correct. discourse which is about power. there are socio-environmental problems in latin america, but the americans want to preserve these natural resources for themselves. this is actually the main topic. this is part of the us's ideology to be able to continue poder y de proyección del poder estados unidos para seguirse manteniendo como una potencia hegemón

this point presentation is organized by de lafayette group, with support from acta, the american council of trustees and alumni, campus reform and my organization, the foundation for individual rights and expression. i'm bob corn-revere, chief counsel at fire, and just a little bit about where i come from. fire has fought for free speech and due process in higher education for the past 25 years. in the last few weeks and it our mission to move the on just free speech on college campus issues to free speech in society in general. but in the years that we've been addressing these questions, there is been a common theme, and one thing that we found is that campus freedom has declined in direct proportion to the rise of the administrative class on university campuses. as thomas jefferson wrote in the declaration of independence, men are endowed by their creator, and women, with certain unalienable rights here and among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. but increasingly it seems that today's college campuses are where these principles go to die, particularly the pursuit of

and sima news agency, again the disclosure of an audio file of these members of the american national security council in a confidential meeting and an unspecified place is the topic of the meeting of the alternative plan of the white house to deal with iran. films for children and teenagers of the festival, which returned to isfahan after four years. this year, after four years , we returned again due to the corona disease and the issues that existed, and the festival is held in person. the director of the festival says that this period of the festival is qualitative and quantitative. fortunately, the reception of isfahani children and teenagers was very motivating and enthusiastic. they participated more enthusiastically than in the previous period. in this course, we have 835 isfahani children and teenagers who volunteered to judge the festival of the cradle that brings hope and vitality on the eve of the beginning of the school year. the new community injects teenagers, the deadline for registration has been set, fortunately, the reception was very, very good compared to the previous period, nearl

mary susan yoshihara, president of the american council on women, peace and security and i loved your first book, can't read to read your second book. my question has to do with foreign policy. the united states has been promoting this revolution abroad in the postwar area and mostly since the sixties. we continue to do so now, not just in u.s. idea and state, but also now in the defense department. what do you see the relationship and how do you see this helping or hurting american foreign policy? have you thought about it and or maybe the reverse might be true that some of our partners, by pushing back, might have some reverse effect on american policy. how do you think? that's a great question and one that i have thought about somewhat. i think it is obnoxious and unsustainable for americans, whether inside the government or parties as part of ngos to go around the world telling people who are almost always browner and blacker people that they should make fewer of themselves and that the solution to their country's problems is to make fewer of themselves. i find the lack of empathy

the american national security council has warned about the negative impact of the possible shutdown f the american government on military aid to ukraine. the spokesman of the american national security council, john crowe, said that the financial sources have been approved. it is enough for ukraine only for a few weeks, according to john kirby, if the new financial resources are not approved, the us government will not be able to meet ukraine's needs. and again, news from the united states. the secretary of the treasury of the united states has announced the ineffectiveness of the russian oil sanctions. jantil dervakan said that the price of russian crude oil has reached close to $100 per barrel. while the selling price of russian oil has reached $100 per barrel, the g7 countries set a price ceiling of $60 per barrel in december of last year. russia had determined that earlier eurovoz network had announced in a report that the purchase of natural gas by the european union from russia in recent months compared to the months after the ukraine war has increased by 40%, after china, spai

it's a resort hotel where lawmakers are winding, dine as members of the american legislative exchange council or alec. this is a very, very important group across the country. we've been more than 1300 people here. our organization represents 25 percent of all state legislators in the country. look closely at many conservative was passed by state legislatures and you're likely to find the hand of alex. alex is the perfect petri dish for what ends up being a very, very destructive legislative scheme. in our country they bring together corporate leaders, evangelical leaders, and right wing legislators. they meet twice a year. behind closed doors. almost invariably, the laws they seek to pass and move out into the world, restrict the ability of people to be able to effectively operate in their democracy from stand your ground self defense laws, district photo id laws, which critics say make it harder for minorities and the poor to vote. the group says it's model bills are templates for as many as $200.00 state laws passed a year. they're thinking about creating what's called model legislation. i

i would say is israel is one of the texas largest reading partners to daycare or the council on american islamic relations. will announce a major 1st amendment legal challenge to the law. what you're really hoping to stay will do is completely repeal and review the, the antibiotic statute. repeal anything that has to violate my a my right to freedom of speech, my right to boycott and to choose a political view of my own palestinian american teacher in austin, texas has filed a federal lawsuit for losing her job as a speech pathologist, after refusing to sign a pro israel old, and i sent email to my sons coordinator. i'm telling her, listen, i cannot sign this, this is against my principals against my constitutional rights and, and it's also against my moral and ethical values, considering that i am a palestinian american. and i have family to actually live in occupied territories or faxed me personally as well. so, and effects me in both ways as american citizen and as of how soon american to the you and, and have a sign. we have a select 1st to select the passwords for huh. okay. i have

today, county leaders hailed the report compiled by the american immigration council, a washington basedit and advocacy group. the study looked into the role immigrants play in the region's labor force business sector and consumer spending. >> the silicon valley right here offer our immigrants opportunity of hope, and in return, these hardworking immigrants do more than their share in terms of contributing to the economic boom of. >> according to the study, immigrants make up 40% of the county's population but contribute 54% of its annual gross domestic product. in 2021, immigrants accounted for 67% of the region's science tech and engineering workers. 64% of its manufacturing workers and 56% of professional service workers. >> coming up, could there be some movement in the a's effort to relocate to las vegas? the latest reports on when a vote from major league owners is expected. we've the a's submitted their relocation application to the league last month. their plan calls for a 33,000 seat ballpark on the strip. you're looking at some of the renderings here. it would open in 2028 usin

specialist on race and ethnic politics in new york. rebecca wolfe's policy council for immigration justice campaign, the american immigration council and also in washington dc, is john ferry putting a f p advocacy. he's a republican, a political communications trust just and a cold list full the hell of i will welcome to all of you. rebecca, let's start with you because the numbers are staggering. nearly 9000 people crossing every day. why we seeing so many people right now? and i think it's important to look at it in the context of the last few years. part of the reason that there are such high numbers coming in is that under both the by 100 administration and the trump administration, our border was essentially closed and you had people under what was called the title 42 programs being expelled. and what that does is, in addition to the conditions that are forcing people to migrate, you also had a number of people that were stuck at our border and in mexico league, but not allowed to come in to the, to the united states. and so in addition, as i said to the conditions in these countries, but people are fleeing

including in the southern donetsk direction, indicate that , that they still do not listen to the american councilsmmend that they abandon other offensive directions and concentrate all forces in the direction of tokmak melitopol, but they are trying , uh, to achieve success. at least somewhere, but nowhere can this success result achieve. once again big. thank you. igor vladimirovich we are waiting for you again in the next broadcasts. now let’s talk about what is generally happening on the fronts of the special operation, and boris aleksandrovich rozhin, our traditional military observer, will tell us about it. borisovich good afternoon. good afternoon. yes, indeed, the enemy, despite the failure of his operational plans, still continues to try to accept pumping in the southern direction. but it is important to understand that this is no longer the implementation of far-reaching global plans, but an attempt to quickly occupy the damage to the leadership of ukraine for the leadership of the united states and nato from the failed offensive, so ukrainian troops are still being hijacked from uh, to p

. >> reporter: the study was conducted by the american immigration council with help from the county. among the findings compiled from 2021, immigrants make up more than 40% of the county population and almost 50% of the labor force. this includes half the business owners that generated $1.5 billion of business income. the suddeny also revealed -- study also revealed immigrants account for two-thirds of the science, technology, engineering, and math workers. do you think the people opposing d.a.c.a. and the dreamers will listen to these facts? >> no, but i think the rest of the community needs to hear the facts. >> reporter: speakers pointed out the minority population of the county is 65% asian, 18% latino, and 1% african american. >> many d.a.c.a. individuals living here are not latinos or asians. as a matter of fact, my own office at the county has one d.a.c.a. individual coming from korea. >> reporter: the group says it hopes the study helps in the court of public opinion. >> vote. your vote matters. it expresses the values and we will continue to uplift and not end until we have

doctor mcguire fellow and campus reform of the american council alumni where he writes podcast speaks on academic freedom of contemporary campus issues. and initiatives and the director of the ryan center for pre-institutions and associate teaching professor in the program and university. i do want to take this in three parts and then will get to questions from the audience. first, the general atmosphere on campus and higher education experience we can explore a little bit. what challenges in terms of due process are students facing these days? >> one thing that motivated me to write the article on how the administration was destroying, i noticed how a lot of were internalizing failure of college experience so it is very diverse school we have kids coming in from all over the country, it's more than the traditional schools going different ways and there's this patchwork of social groups that covers each who comes on campus so sorority life you have co-op experience, theme houses that cover different groups and the result is every student would find a subgroup third find their identity

every night at 19:30, the news network, again, the disclosure of an audio file the american national security council, in a confidential meeting at an unspecified location, is discussing the alternative plan of the white house to deal with iran, and these are the plans of the past forty-odd years, from sanctions to unrest and chaos with the option of war, such as these post-implementation sanctions by trump. they say that these sanctions have become ineffective, this is the head of one of the designer institutions sanctions against iran says that the round of iran, the round of american sanctions has had a logical result, there is no possibility of isolation of tehran anymore, a sign of iran's membership in international time in the past few months is one of iran's membership in shanghai, iran's membership in brics is an example it's like a smart football player who knows where to place himself in the field, he's doing this in a situation where the whole world is changing , he has to pass first of all on the field, he's putting himself in the right place, you just have to analyze us, i agree, i think

the american immigration council conducted the study with the help of santa clara county. among the key findings in 2021 immigrants made up more than 40% of the county's population and almost 50% of the work force. immigrant business owners also generated $1.5 billion in local income. all things that advocates say fly in the face of the federal decision to invalidate d.a.c.a. >> and the fact we are still in legal limbo with the d.a.c.a. program is just a testament to how broken things are at the federal level, how broken things are in the judiciary. >> critics of d.a.c.a. say the program devalues other legal pathways to citizenship. legal experts say they expect the supreme court will ultimately decide whether d.a.c.a. can continue. >>> nearly 60,000 california health care workers could soon be walking off the job. union employees at kaiser permanente voted today to approve a strike. if no contract agreement is reached by the end of this month. the issue, low wages, short staffing, and claims of unfair labor practices. that union represents 85,000 workers nationwide. if th

the american national security council has warned about the negative impact of the possible shutdown the american government on military aid to ukraine. us national security council spokesman john crowe said that the approved financial resources for ukraine are only enough for a few weeks. according to john kerrby, if the new finance is not approved, the us government will not be able to meet the needs of ukraine , and again, there is news from the us. the us treasury secretary has announced the ineffectiveness of russian oil sanctions. in every case, russia said by spending money, time and more effort, the price ceiling for the purchase of oil has been reduced, while the selling price of russian oil has reached 100 dollars per barrel , which the group of 7 countries set a price ceiling of 60 dollars for each barrel of russian oil in december of last year. had done earlier, the euronews channel announced in a report that the european union's purchase of natural gas from russia has increased in recent months compared to the months after the war. after china , spain, belgium, japan and

in new york, rebekah wolf, policy counsel for the immigration justice campaign for the american immigration councild also in washington, d.c. is john feehery, partner at efb advocacy. he is a republican, a political communications strategist, and economist for "the hill." a very warm welcome to all of you. rebekah, let's start with you, because the numbers are staggering. nearly 9000 people crossing every day. why are we seeing so many people right now? rebekah: well, i think it is important to look at it in the context of the last few years. part of the reason that there are such high numbers coming in is that, under both the biden administration and the trump administration, our border was essentially closed, and you had people, under what was called the title 42 program, being expelled. and what that does is, in addition to conditions that are forcing people to migrate, you also had a number of people that were stuck at our border and in mexico, fleeing but not allowed to come into the united states. and so, in addition, as i said, to the conditions in these countries that people are fleeing, ou

the case of the case, in the sense that a number of members will be added to the security council, and the americansmselves today actually, i was studying they have a plan to increase the number of members of the security council of the country. i would like to add that without the right of veto, it is of no use. in fact, it is within the right of these five members and they use it in some cases and endanger the special work of the security council . it does not change the situation. the story will not happen unless there is in fact a firm determination by these five countries that the united nations has given themselves the conditions to save you from your presence in today's world program iran and maldives within the framework of mutual interests on the resumption of diplomatic relations combining the two countries after the meeting of the foreign ministers in the sidelines of the general assembly meeting the united nations agreed to establish relations between them on the basis of mutual respect and sovereignty, so common interests and peaceful coexistence are the development of a country in the

people, but it should be heard to the extent of the body and the voice of the former american officials, the council on foreign relations has invited, as if the head of one country in another normal country in the world, in practice, yes, the red carpet. and we also invited their media team brought to the field and with the planning that they had done a lot, they tried not to see the essence of the president's plans, and trying to not see this barrier of relations between iran and the world by raising superficial questions , as it caused a disturbance to the iranian delegation, when they were disappointed by this marginalization in the last shot. they stirred them up and their main agent, the ambassador of the zionist regime, entered the field so that he might be able to put the president's speech in the united nations under the spotlight with this disruption, but he failed and they called for his dismissal. until they can the voice of the president of our country should not be heard in the united nations. with these tricks, methods and media operation, the president of our country was heard in the

american officials who should be called and hearing this voice made the voice of the former american officials , the council on foreign relations has invited the president of a country like any other normal country in the world . the planners, who were grumbling a lot, tried not to see the essence of the president's plans, and trying not to see the superficial questions of this barrier in the relations between iran and the world. it should stay for at least a few days . it created a disturbance for the iranian delegation. their arrow too they hit and their main agent , the ambassador of the zionist regime, entered the field so that he might be able to put the president's speech in the united nations under the spotlight with this disruption, but he failed, and they forced him to give blood, and the expelled ambassador of the zionist regime came among the hypocrites, so that maybe so that the voice of the president of our country cannot be heard in the united nations, with these tricks, with the methods and media operations , the president of our country became the president of the united nations in the unite

hearing this voice brought out the voices of former american officials. the councilforeign relations has invited this as if the president of a country is like any other normal country in the world . they had tried to hide the essence of the president's plans and trying to hide the relations between iran and the world by raising superficial questions. at least for a few days , it caused trouble for the iranian delegation . they hit and their main agent is the ambassador of the regime the zionist entered the arena to perhaps put the president's speech in the united nations under the spotlight with this disruption, of course he failed and they called for his expulsion, but orden and the expelled ambassador of the zionist regime came among the hypocrites so that they could hear the voice of our country's president in the united nations. this is not what everyone is saying, with these tricks and methods and media operation, the voice of the president of our country was heard in the united nations . it was one of the most viewed speeches on the youtube channel. the speech

these american officials, who should listen to this voice and make the voice of former american officials, the council of foreign relations invited this, the head of a country is like any other normal country in the world, in practice, yes, we gave them a red carpet, media team bring them to the field and with the planners, who were grumbling a lot, were trying not to see the essence of the president's plans , and they should try to not see this dam from the relations between iran and the world by raising superficial questions . it should stay for at least a few days. they fired their last shot, and their main agent, the ambassador of the zionist regime, entered the field, so that he might be able to influence the president's speech at the united nations with this disruption, but he failed, and they brought in a person to be fired, and the expelled ambassador of the zionist regime was involved. the hypocrites came so that they might be able to the voice of the president of our country should not be heard in the united nations, with these tricks and methods and media operations, the president of our co

council. the americans themselves today, in fact, i was reading a report, they have a plan to increase the members of the security council. the country is of no use, that is, practically within the right that these five members have and in some cases it can be misused and the special work of the council faces danger . changing the appearance of the story will not happen unless there is a firm determination by the five countries that united nations they save themselves from this situation, your presence in the world program today, within the framework of mutual interests, on the resumption of diplomatic relations, combining the two countries after the meeting of the foreign ministers on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly meeting, agreed to establish relations between them based on mutual respect and sovereignty , thus common interests and peaceful coexistence of development in maldives is a country in the indian ocean that cut off its relations with iran in 2015 according to saudi arabia. previously, the foreign minister of djibouti, in a meeting with mr. amir abdullahian, called

do you really think that the american embassy should dictate to the council of ministers or the bulgarian what to do? you think that bulgarian farmers do not hate you for what you are doing now, but until recently you defended the right position.

today, county leaders hailed that report, compiled by the american immigration council . that is a washington based nonprofit that and advocacy group the study looked into the role that immigrants play in the region's labor force business sector, as well as consumer spending. >> the silicon valley right here offer our immigrants opportunity of hope. and in return, these hardworking immigrants do more than their share in terms of contributing to the economic boom of the county. >> according to the study, immigrants make up 40% of the county's population. but contribute 54% of its annual gross domestic product. in 2021, immigrants accounted for 67% of the region's science tech and engineering workers. 64% of its manufacturing workers and 56% of professional service workers. >> this afternoon, bart's board of directors will be getting an update on the next generation of its faregates. here's a rendering of what the new gates will look like. the agency hopes they'll cut down on fare evasion. you can't just jump over that gate, right? and provide better access for riders. bart

cases, including that to with the russia, the un security council has the council has been politicized and manipulated by the americans. and that i live in the western countries. the to say that on purpose is a city ends and that ups in general have had some painful experiences with the security council, which has actually been an umbrella for aggression against the palestinians. the lebanese, the libyans, the addictions, the, like is the city and the many is the positive outcome has come out of the security council. i think the city and the city and government have very little faith in any fruitful outcome of such let us, but it's mainly to highlight the practices committed by the american good as those and there are lies. it's worth mentioning by the way, that to do it in greece and fights which has been ongoing for several weeks between the s the f, which has the main code, this pro emetic concept purchased force in the north end of you, some parts of syria and the so called the tribes so which have liberated dozens of villages and towns and now are at the outskirts of the main gas android fields in that part of th

do you really think that the american embassy should dictate to the council of ministers or the bulgarian parliament? what to do? do you think that the bulgarian farmers do not hate you for what you are doing now, but until recently you defended the correct position to act in the interests of the national producer croatia will not purchase cheap grain from ukraine. however, the country's prime minister andrei klimkovich is ready to act as a transit party. according to him, the authorities do not want their farmers to face problems due to cheap ukrainian agricultural products, which may arrive in croatia in abnormal volumes. latvia announced the deportation of 3,600 russians. they will receive a notice that they must leave the country within 3 months. the authorities said that the decision will affect those who have not signed up to take the latvian exam. language to renew their residence permit , telegram channels are already reporting such letters to people notifying that their identity card is invalid. at the same time, without paying attention to the age of the recipient , pensioners f

i have a chart here from the american immigration council that uses cbp data -- historical data on border apprehension. isn't it true, mister secretary, that according to cbp data, apprehensions of families started significantly climb -- declining around january, february, of 2019 during the trump administration? >> yes, congresswoman, they did. >> isn't it true, according to cbp data, after a drop of apprehension that was largely a result of covid closures in 2020, apprehensions began increasing again significantly around may of 2020, after the trump administration initiated the use of title 42. >> congresswoman, i would have to defer to customs and border protection. >> i have it right here. actually, i would like to enter into the record, the american immigration councils data border apprehensions, october 2015, to june 2023? isn't it true that -- for the record, may of 2020, when we began seeing an increase once again, post covid, that was a full six months before the 2020 general election. before president biden's victory and eight months before president biden inaugurated. isn't it

these groups include the american forest resources council, public lands council, american farm bureau federation, national mining association, independent petroleum association of america, national stone, sand and gravel association and america outdoors association. and without objection, so ordered. again, thank you so the witnesses for being here today. members of the committee may have some additional questions for our witnesses, and we will ask that they respond to these in writing. under committee rule three, members must submit questions to the committee clerk by 5 p.m. on wednesday, june 1st, 2023 -- june 21st. if there's no further business, without objection, the committee on natural resources stands adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

the american automotive policy council estimates each automaker assembly plant job supports about seven other supplier jobs. that's almost 900,000 workers. our next guest is keeping an eye on that and facing the biggest impact, including dana, magna and lear. joining us is dan levy. thanks for the time. on the big three and those shares, were they primed for today's news? >> hi, thank you, carl and sara, for hosting me. yes. you know, i would say in the last month, what we've seen is a steady rise in the rhetoric and tension. people in the automotive world have known there was this type of setup but it entered the broader public. we've seen stocks sort of holding in, they've been beaten up in the last month already. this was already somewhat being priced in. >> so, what happens from here? what's priced in as far as how long it will last, how widespread it might get? >> yeah. i would say the feedback that we get from investors is -- look, it remains to be seen how long this strike will last. generally the feedback we get is that this will ultimately be a transitory impact. the units that