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cartel makes money off every money coming across the border so the heyday for the cartel and it's disgustingm causing to fellow americans. that's why texas is stepping up, somebody has to step up and do their job and push back against the biden administration and prevent the chaos the biden administration is allowing in america. >> the wall is historic but americans are starting to understand operation lone star you began in march, the impact you had has changed the dynamic because you are starting to prosecute individuals, single males trespassing and some say it's gone from catch and release, in texas it's catch and jail. >> the wall is only part of what we are doing. we have about 10000 national guard and safety officers engaged in this fight secure our border and one thing they do, you see them every single day, arrest people coming across the border illegally and unlike the biden administration, we are not going to catch and release, we arrest them and jail them for vandalism, whatever their pride may be because it's a disaster, the penalties for crime accelerated, they could spent half

la víctima asegure tienen y sedán de tres décadas en desarticular al cartel de sinaloa.bos carteles ni las autoridades quienes no confían en que el que en las calles and organizaciones la gente se cura ni nadie no creo porque con ese peligro sabe ahora. son las estadounidense designa nueve carteles mexicanas como la amenaza más grande del narcotráfico >>> las dos organizaciones más grandes en el cartel de sinaloa y en nueva generación seguidos en el grupo de los beltrán leiva en el gol fue de juárez. >>> en méxico telemundo. gracias por su reporte por cierto nada de alerta que está vendiendo pastillas de fentanil las redes sociales indica quela mayoría la se y contribuir con $800,000,000 a un fondo de indemnización del cual asciende a $2600 en la organización en bancarrota en 2020 debido a la cantidad de su demanda. también contiene la demanda de ecos sexual contra la compaÑía en las últimas trabajadores que se unen. según el washington post ella trabajan las instalaciones en invita la corte superior que ha recibido comentarios está con contacto físico inapropiado una co

protegidos. >> en octubre del 2019 fue capturado ovidio guzmán lópez, pero hubo una reacción del cartelbrador dijo que los "chapitos" son asunto de méxico . >> si están en territorio nacional, nos corresponde detenerlos a nosotros . >> de acuerdo a otras recompensas y a la orden ejecutiva por : (información en pantalla) todos del cartel de sinaloa, pero también por el líder del cártel de jalisco nueva generación y también narcotraficantes de los rojos y guerreros unidos de guerreros, es que es una guerra que no tiene fin . >> raúl, muchas gracias por este reporte. >> vamos dela epidemia de opioides a una epidemia que estamos viendo aquí, de hecho pandemia, centrosara el control y prevención de enfermedades (cdc) alertan que para enero estados unidos puede tener un repunte de casos de coronavirus, pero los expertos dicen que hay una triple amenaza, conformada por las variantes delta, la variante Ómicron y también l gripe o influenza, puede impulsar hospitalizaciones después de las fiestas de fin de año, en 7 días los casos de a la variante Ómicron aumentaron un 55% también se dispara el

. >> estados unidos ahora hace una nueva ofensiva contra el cartel de sinaloa.ndrÁ muy poco impacto en el cartel de sinaloa porque ismael es un capo muy viejo, un capo muy astuto y mientras que este vivo entonces el cÁrtel de sinaloa seguirÁ adelante. pablo: ismael es el actual lÍder del cÁrtel de sinaloa, aunque colabora con los hijos del chapo han habido conflictos entre ellos. el gobierno dice que el paÍs vive su peor epidemia de drogas en la historia, en especial por los opioides. agrega que el objetivo es atacar la distribuciÓn de estas drogas y sus redes financieras. fÉlix: el expolicÍa derek chauvin, se declarÓ culpable en un tribunal de minnesota de violar los derechos civiles de su vÍctima. el exagente tambiÉn aceptÓ la culpa de un caso similar contra un menor de 14 aÑos en 2017. un numeroso grupo de mexicanas lograron cumplir sus mayores anhelos; estudiar y graduarse para emprender su negocio. lo mejor de todo es que hacen lo que mÁs les gusta; cocinar y deleitar a sus clientes, como nos cuenta vilma tarazona. vilma: mientras muchos negocios cerraron p

fentanilo en el mundo estÁ en guerra con hijos del joaquÍn "chapo" guzmÁn loer por el control del cÁrtellemundo co vaness >> envueltos en lÁgrimas los padres de valentina baleada en los Ángeles por un oficial de policÍa dieron una conferencia de prensa dijeron que su hij buscaba una vida mejor muy hija buscaba buenas tardes marÍ >> los padres de valentina estÁ destrozados compartieron s testimonio en las afueras de departamento de policÍa de los Ángeles aunque aÚn no hablan de ninguna acciÓn legal dijeron qu la muerte de la joven fue un daÑo colateral y van a llegar las Últimas consecuencias par que se haga justicia >> valentina danos fuerza para hacer justicia >> desconsolada soledad recordÓ el Último momento que pasÓ con su hija cuando estaban aterrorizadas en un vestidor >> nos sentamos atermorizada rezando cuando algo impactÓ a valentina y muriÓ en mis brazos valentina y no pude hacer nada >> segÚn los videos publicado por la policÍa de los Ángeles oficiales dispararon contr daniel que habÍa agredido a clientes una de las balahabía a clientes penetrÓ la pared del vestidor y cobrÓ la

border is cartel controlled territory. there. >> harris: juarez. >> kayleigh: and -- the lower cartel, so right across our border are the violent criminals who committed these atrocities on the beach as american tourists are swimming and going about their vacation. >> harris: you heard tomi talking about how you cannot necessarily depend on mexican forces to help out americans in these instances. they've got a lot of crime down there. get in line for them. are we not teaching the world what we think about crime like that by our own people not being able to adjudicate cases and keep criminals off the streets? the world looks at us when we go to other places and things happen to us, and i don't want to get to a point where they say "americans must not mind much when they get robbed or whatever it is. they put up with that at home." >> emily: great point. throwing stones. the point we often make up our conversations like this, the people that are at the are law-abiding mexican citizens who are losing family members to cartels

de sinaloa, es uno de los hijos del chapo guzmÁn, ex lÍder de ese cartel. suficientes pÍldoras contaminadas con fentanilo para matar a 700,000 estadounidenses. >> generaron gran parte de las ganancias de los narcÓticos y comenzaron a invertir en la compra de marihuana en mÉxico y cocaÍna en colombia, segÚn afirma el departamento de estado. los hijos del chaposegÚn el gobierno ayudaron a preparar la fuga de la prisiÓn de su padre mÉxico de 2015. >> los carteles ahora muchas veces son mÁs fuertes que las fuerzas de seguridad de mÉxico. >> tambiÉn comenzaron a comprar grandes cantidades de efedrina en argentina cuando comenzaron a experimentar con la metanfetamina . ahora el gobierno estados unidos ofrece 5 millones de dÓlares por informaciÓn que lleve a la captura de cada uno de los cuatro hijos del chapo, un total de $20,000,000. pablo gato, univisiÓn. >> una jueza condenÓ a cinco aÑos y tres meses de prisiÓn a un hombre que atacÓ a varios agentes de policÍa durante el asalto al capitolio el pasado 6 de enero. >> en la sentencia es la mayor encuesta a esta h

the cartels determine where people cross the border illegally.ot going to let these people cross into reception centers. the cartels want to flood our resources. they want to take us out of the field. i just spent last week going from el paso to big bend, big bend to del rio, del rio to laredo, to rgv. amazing how few agents are out on the border. the reason is the cartels are forcing people to cross where they want them to cross. they will not allow people to cross -- elizabeth: ron desantis was talking about how he wants $8 million in his new proposed budget to transport illegal border-crossers into the rich playgrounds, not in my backyard areas. maybe the president's home state of delaware, martha's vineyard. watch this. >> yesterday's budget i put in $8 million for us to be able to transport people illegally out of the state of florida. we had mentioned, and i said, you know, it is somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but if it is true, if you sent to delaware, martha's vineyard, some of these places the border would be secure the next day. you're havin

, no se conoce su edad >> son los herederos del imperio del joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, su padre, el cartella violencia relacionada con las drogas, esta grave amenaza obliga a nuestro paÍs a modernizar y actualizar nuestra respuesta al narcotrÁfico >> es una ofensiva contra de ellos, porque aquÍ en los estados unidos estamos sufriend bastante de sobredosis >> luego de las ordenes ejecutivas firmadas por el presidente joe biden se ofrecieron recompensas por narcotraficantes, destaca la de los chapitos por ser su primera vez. >> asÍ creciÓ la cacerÍa de los hijos del chapo, en 2019 el ejÉrcito capturÓ a ovidio en su casa, pero por las reacciones violentas el presidente lÓpez obrador ordenÓ su liberaciÓn, e 2016, jesÚs e ivÁn fueron secuestrados en puerto vallarta por el cartel jalisco que luego los liberÓ. el anuncio se dio un dÍa despuÉs de la reuniÓn diplomÁtica mÉxico- estados unidos, en que ambos paÍses se dijeron responsables >> en la prevenciÓn del crimen que cruza por las fronteras. >> y quizÁs los hijos tengan el mismo destino que su padre, el chapo, una cÁrcel en los estado unidos, d

mexican cartels working with criminal chemical companies in china. they're exploiting or opioid crisis by manufacturing massive quantities of fentanyl, flooding our country with it, and profiting from the devastation that they leave behind in our communities. dea's fentanyl seizures this year have reached an all-time high. largely because of the temporary class-wide scheduling of fentanyl-related substances. we've already seized 13,000 pounds of fentanyl this year. that's enough fentanyl, as was mentioned earlier, to give every member of the united states population a potentially lethal dose. what is extremely alarming is that mexican cartels and other criminal networks are mixing fentanyl with other drugs like cocaine, meth, and heroin, and also marketing this fentanyl in a new form, fake prescription bills. these pills are filled with deadly fentanyl and pushed on our population by these criminal networks. they're made and marketed to deceive users, often on social media platforms, making their target audience think that the fake pills are legitima

sow the cartels started making the fentanyl in labs in mexico.er 28 they hit a lab in mexico producing 70 million pills a month it's controlled about it sinaloa cartel. many believe this is unrestricted warfare against our country. they are using the cartels as a proxy to kill our kids and future generations. judge jeanine: in new york city mayor deblasio decided to create drug dens. they will allow people to come in and do their drugs in a safe place. >> first of all deblasio had the track record for failed policies. he took the big am and turned it into the rotten apple. but the reality is it's against federal law. they are sending nixed messages. the third circuit court of appeals ruled against opening that safe injection center, they call it the opcs. they ruled against opening because it violates federal law. 21 united states code 56 deals with the drug premises. and actually joe biden was a co-sponsor of this bill back in the 80s. so he should know better. it won't save the lives of these young kids. their families are devastated. we need t

mexican cartels working with criminal chemical companies in china. they're exploiting or opioid crisis by manufacturing massive quantities of fentanyl, flooding our country with it, and profiting from the devastation that they leave behind in our communities. dea's fentanyl seizures this year have reached an all-time high. largely because of the temporary class-wide scheduling of fentanyl-related substances. we've already seized 13,000 pounds of fentanyl this year. that's enough fentanyl, as was mentioned earlier, to give every member of the united states population a potentially lethal dose. what is extremely alarming is that mexican cartels and other criminal networks are mixing fentanyl with other drugs like cocaine, meth, and heroin, and also marketing this fentanyl in a new form, fake prescription bills. these pills are filled with deadly fentanyl and pushed on our population by these criminal networks. they're made and marketed to deceive users, often on social media platforms, making their target audience think that the fake pills are legitima

>> the cartels will do anything to get drugs in in every way you can imagine. yes, we see it coming through the border, through ports, through airplanes, through freight services -- fentanyl, tiny quantities are deadly and extremely potent and addictive. it is not like years' past where someone would have to bring kilos among kilos into the united states, so the threat has changed enormously. >> brennan: thank you for your time. we'll be back in a moment. huh. is that true? geico's been saving folks money for 85 years? yeah, that's right. wait — so if geico's 85, that makes you — are you asking if i'm 85 years old? i mean sea turtles live to 150, so...nn — i — i was not. do i look 85? what! no! you, you look young, fff...you...you, you look young for...however old you are. geico. saving people money for 85 years. >> brennan: we learned last week that more than 60,000 afghans, who had helped the u.s., were left behind, following the chaos of the biden administration's scramble to get americans and those who support us out of afghanistan. re crisis.ban control,se

sentirme en redes sociales >> buenas tardes hoy jueves 9 de diciembre, miles de migrantes >> los cartelescanos usan drones que cpara sus fechorias >> reportaron muchos jintetes acuaco >> el covids se suma, recome recomendando no viahjara m i a las consecuencia las vemo en nuestro juez de inmigraciÓn con la abogada alma rosa nieto >> 60 aÑos luego de la escena de ... ya estÁ lista una nueva versiÓn en el reparto entonces y ahora la actriz rita moreno nos cuenta cÓmo fue volver a esta mÍtica pelÍcula >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo mediodÍa buenas t tardes la llegada de grupos de migrantes con niÑos incluidos es una constante enstos dÍas en la frontera sur nos hemos ido hasta la joya en texas donde hay muchos de ellos cruzando el rÍo grande >> me encuentro en el camino de la joya-tes es increÍble la gran cantidad de personas que han llegado a pesar de las restricciones. y la presencia de la guardia nacional de la policÍa de texas cuÁntos meses tiene esta bebÉ >> nueve meses >> porque que vienen >> huyendo de la violencia de honduras >> quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍci

miembros de un cartel apuntan y golpean a un migrante.21 dÍas secuestrados hasta que su familia pudo reunir $3000 para que lo liberarÁn. >> cuando los familiares se niegan, los empiezan a golpear y los graban para pro —— para poder mandar esos videos a la familia. >> el primero que desapareciÓ fue un primo, despuÉs mi cuÑado y Últimamente mi tÍo. >> se documentÓ el secuestro de 352 migrantes bajo este modo de operar de los cÁrteles entre 2018 y 2021, solo en la frontera de nuevo laredo. la mayorÍa de los secuestros ocurren en los puentes internacionales, justo despuÉs de que los migrantes son impulsados y llegan a territorio mexicano. >> si agarras un taxi, te van a preguntar por tu clave. >> el estudio seÑala que ademÁs de los patÉs internacionales, el segundo lugar mÁs comÚn para ser secuestrados son las centrales de autobuses. la investigaciÓn revela que los montos que los delincuentes piden por liberar a los migrantes 2000 a $7000 por persona. presentadora: duros casos. muchos parisinos no dejarÁn que el aumento de los casos de covid—

this is the drug cartel taking over the border, human traffick drug trafficking. they're bringing across covid in record >> i was on the immigration subcommittee there and the judiciary committee. when it was biden working with obama, it wa. but biden has taken it to a whole other level and kamala harris, i mean, she is absolutely nowhere. they have totally ignored this problem. they never bring it up. if you go to the good state of arizona, you're going to find 150 different countries represented of people pouring across that border. not just a mexico issue, a world-wide funnel across the southern border. >> i'm from the great state of texas. the governor has to build his own wall, never been done before.. have to pay for the national -- the texas state troopers to do the majority of it because the border patrol are overwhelmed. i mean, this is not compassion what's happening right now? >> yeah, and -- how many of these people are being raped it's unbelievable. the attack on people and human life is disgusting. >> attorney general? >> yeah, absolutely. the presid

cartels don't have to pay farmers to grow opioid poppies.t surprise anybody. it doesn't surprise law enforcement. we have known based on the unprecedented success the criminal cartels have had, they would expand business. they are always looking to expand. we as law enforcement we try to minimize their influence and go after their profits so we can keep them as small as possible so they can't build these elaborate business models and are able to bring as many drugs into the country as what they are doing. it's very unfortunate that right now they are able to do this because the policies here in the united states, they understand the policies. they are exploiting those policies and growing their businesses larger than we have ever seen before. >> mike: the dea administrator said the administration seized enough to kill every american. there it is on the screen. 20 million fake pills. how alarming is that? >> extremely alarming when you look at the way they are crossing their products into the u.s. the cost of fentanyl is going down which mean

the opec decision gave the cartel a lot of flexibility. dani: thank you for staying on top of this story. let's get over to the bloomberg first word news. with us again is juliette saly. juliette: the u.s. senate has averted a government shutdown from a passing a stopgap spending measure which now goes to president biden for his signature. the vote followed a day of negotiations between senate leaders and conservative republicans. democrats agreed to vote on an amendment to block the biden administration's covid testing and vaccination mandate for large employers, an amendment that ultimately failed. new york state has reported 11,300 new covid-19 cases, the most since january, with dozens of hospitals nearing capacity. mayor bill de blasio says new yorkers should assume the omicron variant is spreading in the city. a visitor from minnesota who attended a credit convention last month has now tested positive for the variant. u.s. antitrust officials have sued to block nvidia's proposed takeover of u.k. based arm, saying the deal would harm

libertad condicional esto segÚ sus abogados no implica ofrece informaciÓn a las autoridade sobre el cartelperar dijo el abogado ante la prensa equipo legal que se dio un razo al terminar la audienci en aÑo y medio emma corone podrÍa caminar libremente en la calles de estados unidos e washington noticias telemund >> dentro de la corte viendo l sentencia la reacciÓn de emm coronel estuvo cristina cuÁl er el ambiente dentro de la corte muy buenas tarde >> muy buenas tardes julio vaqueiro , era un ambiente serio sombrÍo emma coronel llegÓ con una mascarilla negra un buzo alto y no llevaba maquillaje hablarÍa de una exreina d belleza unos tacones negro altos y la comodidad que entrÓ a la corte sabiendo que era el ntro de atenciÓ >> sabos que emma corone pidiÓ clemencia >> no hubo drama mÁs la palabras que el tono ella dijo que siente arrepentimiento por los daÑos causados y sin que l temblara la voz dijo que estÁ sufriendo reconociÓ que al juez le seria difÍcil ignorar qu ella es la esposa del jouÍ "chapo" guzmÁn loera pero dic que sus hijas de 9 aÑos se estÁ criando sin su padre y dijo no perm

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(sfx: playful cadence of full soundscape) >>> drug cartels are using social media to sell fake pills. a new development in the alec baldwin movie set investigation. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand. >>> the los angeles times reports investigators in santa fe, nickname, issued a search warrant for alec baldwin's iphone in connection with the deadly shooting on the movie "rust". the phone could hold evidence that might be helpful in the investigation. they're looking for text messages, images, videos, calls or other information related to the production. baldwin was holding a prop gun during a rehearsal in october when it fired, killing the cinematographer and wounding the director. >>> a former office worker testified in the sex trafficking trial of ghislaine maxwell. the former employee said she never saw any misconduct by maxwell while working closely with her for six years. maxwell is accused of recruiting and grooming under-aged girls for epstein to sexually abuse. closing arguments could begin as early as monday. maxwell denies any involvement and has plea

in these cartels are ruthless.s not a coincidence that the highest level illegal immigration issues, at the same time a record number of sentinel overdoses are because of borders being vulnerable, big gaps that the cartels are taking advantage of. >> mike: to chris cummings and henry cuellar, a democrat, represents about 200 miles of the border. he had a stunning quote about vice president kamala harris to "the new york times." let's put it on the screen. "i say this very respect lead to her. i've moved on. she was tasked with that job. it doesn't look like she's very interested in this, so we are going to move on to other folks that work on this issue." a reminder, he's a democrat. tom, what are his options? to work with state officials to get a handle on the border? >> yeah, i think he can work with the governor of texas, the arizona governor. entry cuellar is a patriot. i don't always agree with his stances, but let me tell you something, he believes in the secure border. he wants to protect migrants from the de

let's talk about fentanyl and the cartels.ave you seen the cartels richer or stronger than they are now? >> no. this is a perfect time for them as far as them taking advantage of the surge of just humanity going towards the border wall. and the apparent invitation that a lot of them are, are under the impression of, that it is, it is, the coast is clear to go. the cartels are basically utilizing that humanity to do their, their thing. it is a distraction. it is christmas for them. rachel: exactly. it is christmas for them. how destablizing is that for mexico? i'm worryied about mexico devolving into a market state, with the cartels as power gulf as they are right now? >> it is, it is basically giving them the momentum to not only take control over vast sections of the border wall, as far as their ability to penetrate it and at that take control of local drug markets around the border, but it is also given them, low gist tall advances as far as being able not only to procure fentanyl from china but also fabricate it. and not on

we have to stop the cartels, and we have to start -- stop china from bringing this fentanyl. this is a major problem. host: i will let the congressman address it. guest: whether it is -- they are illegal drugs, whether it is undocumented immigration, which during my town halls i get a lot of questions about that. we need to do more and more to address the flow of people and products into this country, and one of the best ways to do it is to focus on ports of entry, i think about baltimore harbor, a major port on the eastern seaboard, the port at long beach and los angeles, as well as across the southern border at our ports of entry. what we need to do is to use the best technologies, and that we are properly staffing custom and border protection and control at those ports of entry. we need to incorporate more technology and fully staffed those people and ensure that when they carry out and conduct their jobs they are doing it in an appropriate way that protects the privacy and integrity of people coming -- people and products coming across the border but are also doing the jo

a pro-illegal immigration group suing border patrol as the drug and human smuggling cartels are seizingperational control of large sections of the border. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. merry christmas, everybody. we begin with millions now traveling to be with their families for christmas. now travelers are worried about the omicron variant now estimated to be about 3/4 of u.s. cases. the airline industry, the biggest trade body for the airlines warning omicron can double the risk of infection but southwest ceo and american airlines ceo said air on planes are hepa filtered and clean. hillary vaughn will bring us up to date with the very latest on this. hillary. reporter: liz, people are not shying away from the friendly skies this holiday season. almost twice as many travelers are hopping on planes to go home for the holidays. the tsa says last friday and saturday, 4.3 million people traveled through tsa checkpoints at airports around the country. compare that to a total of 2.1 million people who

cartel continue to bring deadly drugs into the country. >> the cartels will do everything to get drugs in. fentanyl, tiny quantities are deadly, extremely potent and add dick testify. -- addictive. it is almost miniscule quantities right now. the threat has changed enormously. todd: the administrator was answering whether the cartels are behind the migrant crisis and if stopping the flow of drugs is a required element to stop the flow of people. carley: the tsa screening double the number of passengers compared to last year. over 6 million people went through airport security thursday through saturday including 2.2 million on friday alone. airport travel reaching pre-pandemic -- nearly pre-pandemic levels over those three days amid warnings of surging covid cases. todd: tom brady held scoreless for the first time in 15 years. he threw an interception. there it is. oh, it's not -- oh, bye-bye. carley: that was violent and aggressive. todd: 9-0 loss to the saints. take a look at this, the biggest upset of the day, lions dancing there way to an upset of the cardinals. the score was 30-12,

cuando esos hombres les dijeron que eran de un cartel, sintiÓ miedo. >> al principio sÍ.ue fuera a golpear a una persona. reportera: la presencia del crimen organizado en mÉxico hecho que muchos niÑos hayan sido reclutados para cometer crÍmenes, algunos ganando sueldos de mÁs de $1700 al mes. >> niÑos y niÑas se estÁn internando con armas. estÁn siendo la presa perfecta para la delincuencia organizada. fÉlix: el papa francisco llega a un paÍs del mediterrÁneo para recordar la grave situaciÓn que viven miles de migrantes en europa y el mundo. le diremos por quÉ esta caminata espacial fue todo un desafÍo para dos astronautas de mis padres llevan aquí veinte años, y su inglés... todavía so, so. por eso les ayudo con todo, bueno, casi todo. del seguro médico se encargan ellos. sí, gracias a covered california. ajá, porque les atienden en español, y hasta les aconsejan cómo conseguir ayuda económica. nuestros expertos te ayudan a conseguir seguro médico de calidad y a tu alcance. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete ya en coveredca.com/espanol fÉlix: v

also, we've got to remember that the mexican cartels are behind this.hey've been involved in human smuggling for a long time. they're more involved now. so things at the border are really bad and a they're getting worse. our agents are overwhelmed at the border and they're not getting the help and support that they need. ashley: the governor, governor abbott, he launched operation lone star which is an operation that's used to address the drug and human smuggling. what are your thoughts on that and do you think this is going to help at all even though we are still seeing this surge of migrants across the border? it was the yuma, arizona mayor who said he thinks 6,000 migrants that crossed into his hometown was because of the remain in mexico policy so i feel lick there's so many policies being thrown out there but i think a lot of what they do is getting confused with everyone. >> yeah, that's absolutely correct. you mentioned the politics and that's exactly what i believe the problem to be is everybody trying to find a political solution for this and t

cuando esos hombres les dijeron que eran de un cartel, sintiÓ miedo. >> al principio sÍ.idieron que fuera a golpear a una persona. reportera: la presencia del crimen organizado en mÉxico hecho que muchos niÑos hayan sido reclutados para cometer crÍmenes, algunos ganando sueldos de mÁs de $1700 al mes. >> niÑos y niÑas se estÁn internando con armas. estÁn siendo la presa perfecta para la delincuencia organizada. fÉlix: el papa francisco llega a un paÍs del mediterrÁneo para recordar la grave situaciÓn que viven miles de migrantes en europa y el mundo. le diremos por quÉ esta caminata espacial fue todo un desafÍo para dos astronautas de fÉlix: vamos por el mundo. chipre recibiÓ hoy con entusiasmo al papÁ francis con su primera visita a esta isla mediterrÁnea. el pontÍfice abogarÁ por la suerte de los migrantes en la frontera de europa. tambiÉn va a pedir para que la desconexiÓn... [indiscernible] integren a los gobiernos que tienen poca disposiciÓn o capacidad para dejarlos entrar en este momento. chipre recibiÓ al papa con los honores de jefe de estado. el papa francisco a

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we know that these overdose deaths are directly cost by mexican drug cartels.ea administrator anne milgram says the fake pills are pouring out of production facilities in mexico with chemicals from china this year. agents have seized more than 20 million of these pills and 15,000 pounds of fentanyl enough to kill every single american drug traffickers are selling the pills on popular social media platforms were milgram says they can hide their identities and lie about their products, their customers range from teenagers to the elderly social media companies have not done nearly enough to address these problems but a trade association representing online platforms argues their companies already invested billions of dollars every year to combat issues like this. they're actively engaged. >> in stopping trafficking of drugs on their platforms. carl's able of net choices in the past 6 months. social media sites have taken action on billions of posts and accounts and often work with law enforcement and substance abuse organizations. they're going the extra mile and

government about the drug cartel.uld be 'vennage against her or her family. >> meanwhile the cartels are in the border areas of mexico and the united states. they have ramped up violence in the past couple weeks. >> absolutely. we've seen bodies hanging from bridges. it's outrageous and painful. this is a tactic that drug cartels have been using for a long time. the drug on wars have been ongoing for a decade and a half. and the violence is rampant. and one has to wonder if the strategy that the government is following is working or not. so far they've been trying to capture kingpins in order to send a message. but the reality is drugs keep oncoming into the united states more than 300,000 people have died. thousands more have gone missing, just disappeared. millions of people have had to escape from violence, to em brat. and so i mean, is it working or not? because this situation is really hard? >> the leader of telemundo news. i have to tell you this. i have deep admiration for you and i appreciate you being on with

. >> exactly, because mexico has had a problem with cartel violence and so on around the country fordeal with not just gangs but cartels too in the broader debate, which have been running amuck around the country for years, and now we see it in tourist areas. what is the tipping point for meaningful action? >> i think there's two elements. certainly like cancun where they have an influx of foreign tourists, this is strong incentive that the government make them feel safe. and cancun is one of those areas, as the previous report was mentioning. it's certainly a priority area for the government. what has really -- the mexican government has really fallen short and not this administration, but also previous ones, is really not committing to the development of civilian institutions. so we see one police unit being created only to disappear with the next administration. what we have also seen is these increased use of the armed forces that have demonstrably profused not long-term benefits. in line with that, when we think about these violence in mexico and this shift in criminal landscape

likely you have to pay the cartel about $8000 a person.ontrol and the people coming across and because the people will have to be monitored by border patrol in process, now you have a greater drug trade because are not being monitored like they were before. we have an increased structure, design situation people afraid for the lives and afraid for their own property. anita: we hear stories of increased crime and property damage. what are you hearing from texas citizens who live right there along the border on the front lines of the massive influx of people and drugs. >> these are the people i wish the president would talk to he will not talk to law enforcement or his own people were people, at least talking to the people along the border that are terrified, there terrified to go open the doors because they don't have the cartel members some are losing their property and summer leaving the border and leaving their property and kept in unguarded because they're afraid for their lives. anita: a scary situation on the border for so many reason

that the cartels pay attention to what were doing they know ice is been decapitated.its own is not enough to make an arrest. he said if you're in a country ice is not going to arrest you just be there illegally that has been used from the cartel to get more people to come to the united states putting themselves in positions vulnerable position to the united states. the chances are you will be detained, this administration has released over 600,000 people into this country since january, 600,000 ice detention last year was at 55000 now there at 20. people know the cartels you can enter the united states you will not be detained and even if you lose your case ice is not looking for you this is a major that should be no surprise that results en masse migration both across the border in maritime. neil: it's a lot tougher to come through via water then through a porous border. i'm just wondering what we should worry more about our resources are stretched thin. >> think that the coast guard patrolled the maritime and it's also happening in san diego. the taken the pacific o

let's play this clip about the cartel problem. >> criminal cartels do not fear law enforcement.f mpp will be brought back, because then they can't go into countries and advertise their services and make billions of dollars off of our policies. >> mike: attorney general brnovich, your thoughts on that comment? >> one of the reasons why we sued president biden over the interim and nonpermanent guidance is, they are refusing to deport people. there's more than a million. we keep throwing around these numbers, the more than a million people in this country who are supposed to be deported. as a result of the biden administration refusal to do so, you literally have people, not only in arizona but in other states, as well, being released from jails and prisons have been convicted and charged and dangerous crimes and being released into our community. when you throw in the amount of drugs coming into this country, the amount of money, this is not a problem for just this coming year. it's becoming a generational problem. i think it's aptly heartbreaking. i'm a first generation american,

are necessary like the trump administration did we can control the border and we can go after the cartelsafter criminality and stop the chaos on the border. carley: the remain in mexico policy will only be implemented at 7 check points and there are people that will be exempt including unaccompanied children, pregnant women, physically or mentally of people, older people and indigenous people and members of the lgbt q community so there are a lot of cards out here. you think the way the biden administration is implemented in this will decrease the number of illegal immigrants trying to get into the country? >> i don't. when you look at title 42, the health code allows us to expel people because of the pandemic, if you look at the carveouts the biden administration gave we saw floods of people claiming to be under those protections so we can exit the same thing other migrant protection protocol. everything it does is set up for failure because it is pandering to its far left base trying to energize its voters. that's the problem. i don't believe they will implement. carley: thank you for j

what does it mean to have the border wide open that the cartels are able to make more money easier andring any type of retribution? >> well, exactly like i said, when you open the border to illegal immigration, i know for a fact 40%, to 50% of border patrol is not on the line. yuma last week nobody on the border for days tight. del rio surge land last month in 224 miles of border unguarded for days. so being look, the border is wide open. i'm telling you d.e.a. is on the record, 95% of the fentanyl that enters this country comes through the southwest border. we have over 100,000 fentanyl overdose deaths. it's not a coincidence in the same year illegal immigration numbers at the same time have historic fentanyl deaths. it's not a coincidence. that border is open to drug smugglers and the cartels know it. >> brian: it's not democrat or republican. it's right and wrong. it's not even hard. are you pro-crime or against crime? are you pro-opening up our country's security or against it? it's not even hard stuff. i think the american people are waking up because sadly fentanyl is affecting s

un >> nada mÁs no hay un solo cartel, nos damos cuenta como familia.ente, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador se negÓ a recibirlos. carolina: el caÓtico metro de nueva york pone en estado de alerta a la ciudad por los crÍmenes de odio. reportera: los crÍmenes y crÍmenes de odio se han duplicado en los Últimos meses. >> tÚ tienes que tener cuidado porque te jalan, te empujan. los robos se duplicaron y en octubre se registraron 44 robos, los delitos graves aumentaron un 45 por ciento. los delitos mayores han bajado en comparaciÓn con aÑos anteriores. >> salgo en la maÑana y eso es malÍsimo. >> en la Única manera de ir al trabajo. reportera: siguen siendo las cifras mÁs bajas. >> uno ve que el nivel de desamparados creciÓ. hay personas que estÁn ahorita sin trabajo y yo creo que la gente recurre a todo esto. >> quÉ hacen las autoridades de transporte para reducir el crimen? han creado programa de descuento para los que pagan por el pasaje. carolina: una junta Ética pÚblica ordenÓ al gobernador que entregue un poco mÁs de 5,000,000 de dÓlares sobre la redacciÓn de

responsibility, it's 40% less hours of patrolling the border, less arrests they be making against cartelr so the cartel are enriching themselves everyday because since january 20, we set out a signal that now is the time to come across the border and you can see the numbers in november supposed to be trending down this time of year but we see the rush continues. >> were supposed to be trending over the summer because of the heat but that didn't happen either. what you make of this tweet by henry who says the new year is new beginnings and welcomes the opportunity to work with president and the vice president on border issues whenever they are free? he adds his door is always open and sounds like years of his party have turned their backs on him in 2021, what you think? >> he certainly knows the border, that's where i started the border patrol, he knows the problem was preventable. could have been managed by this administration apartment it's better than it did, a new the outcome of the policy changes would be, they knew it would be a crisis and a disaster impurities but failed to act aft

los carteles no dan tregua a sus habitantes. >> hay mucha gente y desplazada.stadÍsticas demuestran que seguimos con la misma violencia que hace cuatro aÑos. el discurso del presidente nos muestra que nos tendrÍamos que acostumbrar a ver estos nÚmeros. los asesinatos dolosos siguen al alza. los expertos aseguran que la estrategia no ha dado resultados. >> viajamos a guatemala. desde ciudad de guatemala erika porras tiene las dramÁticas imÁgenes. jessica: un grupo armado matÓ al padre de juan de 78 aÑos de edad. fueron emboscados en el lugar. el grupo criminal asesino a otras 12 personas. momentos antes cÍrculo un audio donde la policÍa pedÍa refuerzos. >> muchas veces hemos sido vÍctimas. >> los delincuentes tienen mejores armas que la policÍa. aunque ya cuentan con un acuerdo municipal este conflicto provocÓ varias muertes y enfrentamientos. >> de momento estÁ en bajo investigaciÓn tres sospechosos. estos hechos ya no son producto de un conflicto ancestral, actÚan en contra de los civiles. los familiares de las vÍctimas le dieron cristiana sepultura. los enfre