cartels in the step. cartel is this a fair assessment? >> and that -- i get into the book is the history and sort of how cartels got so -- powerful in mexico is that the ruling party, which are called pre ruled mexico for 70-plus years. and the -- as the drug market because we're the biggest drug market many the world. all of these drugs are coming to us in i the united states. and -- it in a very pragmatic sort of way thete reeling party in mexio dealt with that by sort of -- dividing up mexico into differenth territories and sort of making a -- underground pact with with all of the organizations like sinaloa cartel and been around for a long time and in order to keep the peace so agreement was with these leaders you know, we'll let you run your territories but you -- you keep the violence in line only among yourselves so they ended up becoming more and more powerful and when democracy sort of started budding at the beginning of the century with a new opposition party taking over mexico, all of those old

cartels. is that a fair assessment? >> well, and i get into the book, too, the history and how sort of-- how cartels got so powerful in mexico is that the ruling party, which are called the free, the acronym. ruled mexico for 70-plus years and the -- as the drug market because we're the biggest drug market in the world. all of these drugs are coming to us in the united states, and in a very pragmatic sort of way, the ruling party in mexico dealt with that by sort of dividing up mexico into different territories and sort of making an underground sort of pact with a lot of these organizations. like the sinaloa cartel, the cartel that's been around for quite some time. in order to keep the peace. so the agreement was with these leaders, you know, we'll let you run your territories, but you keep the violence in line, only among yourselves and so they ended up becoming more and more powerful and then when democracy sort of started budding at the i think go of the century with a new opposition party

here in town my only purpose the gulf cartel and the last letters cartel are in a violent battle over the control of lucrative drug routes. civilians are often forced to take sides or end up in the crossfire most. of them with locals. is the most effective than i was visiting here to see me he carries tamils to his windows but ok muslims who live in. many bodies haven't yet been found because it's too dangerous for investigators to search the bodies they do get found and up here. at the state attorney general's office in the forensic autopsy center. so when did this body of arrive at that work we were more . at if. the bullet traveled at such high speed it continued to move once inside the body it was fired from an assault rifle like the a k forty seven or a or fifteen the cartels favorite weapons. faced with such deadly firepower the mexican police have taken on a paramilitary appearance captain edgar. has agreed to show me what his officers have to deal with when battling heavily armed drug cartels. we've arrived here at a peak in the violence since april twenty seventh teen close t

lÍder de un famoso cartel.de una agencia automotriz capta el momento en que a plena luz del dÍa, y tras amedrentar a clientes y empleados civiles armados rociaron gasolina e incendiaron autos. de acuerdo con la procuradurÍa estatal, nos ataque son la respuesta operativo federales en la regiÓn de tierra caliente. con el arresto de 18 sospechosos entre ellos un joven presunto jefe de plaza de grupo criminal "los vÍagras". >> existen indicios que identifican como sobrino de "el mench" seÑalado como un lÍder de un grupo delincuencial. >> para edgar castillo, los ataques han sido una constante entre los lÍmites de michoacÁn y jalisco que no terminarÁn. >> es una organizaciÓn que se formÓ tras la ruptura de los cÁrteles. las confrontaciones con los caballeros, y la extinta familia michoacana. esto no es mÁs que una manifestaciÓn de una ruptura y forma de asegurar sus criterios. >> justo a quien jalisco, el gobernador reconociÓ que debido a este cartel el occidente de mÉxico estÁ en una etapa de horror que venda la ca

and they have the cartels and the cartels we are fighting the cartels and we are fighting them hard. nobody ever fought them like we fought them. we fight them hard. but, the fact is, if you don't have a wall system, it would be bedlam, i imagine. >> it's very hard to control the combination of all of the above. >> s so we are looking at the walls that really have some see-through capability. if you don't have some see through it's a problem. so we will take a look up here. >> shepard: there you go. the president speaking with folks on the ground there

cartel cartels. is that a fair assessment. >> i get into that in the book with history and how cartels got so powerful in mexico is that the ruling party, they ruled mexico for 70 plus years and we are the biggest drug market in the world, all these drugs are coming to us in the united states and in the very pragmatic way, the party in mexico dealt with that by dividing up mexico into different territories and making an underground packed with these organizations. it's a cartel that's been around for quite some time in order to keep the peace. we will let you run your territories but you keep the silence only among yourselves so they ended up becoming more powerful and then when democracy started butting at the beginning with the new opposition party taking over mexico, all those old agreements were lost so cartels started fighting for more territory because they were no longer in accordance with the government and that's kind of how we got to where were at now, they are still fighting in the preside

muchos carteles de las personas, padres de familia, incluso habÍa un cartel de una de las sobrevivientess bastante activa en redes sociales y tiene aproximadamente 70 millones de seguidores en su cuenta de instagram. durante este evento que dura aproximadamente tres horas les cuento que hay 20 pantallas gigantes, localizadas en toda la avenida pensilvania que es como -- conocida a nivel mundial como la avenida mÁs importante de todo estados unidos. esta venida conecta la casa blanca y el capitolio. hace unas horas pudimos conversar con los padres del el joven venezolano que perdiÓ la vida hace cinco semanas. escuchemos. >> a dios que nos mantenga firmes porque es muy difÍcil mantener esta lucha sin que el dolor no nos ataquen repentinamente. esto, dentro de todo, hemos tenido que hacer de estas situaciones lo menos doloroso para poder ser proactivos y poder seguir adelante. reportero: quÉ sienten cuando estÁ caminando fÍsicamente con las zapatillas de su hijo? >> me ha servido, de hecho he pensado que es como una manera de llevar su voz a la marcha. pensaba en eso hace un par de dÍas, qu

autoridades de ese pais. >>> y mexico vuelve a s noticia por enfrentamiento entre miembros de un cartel>> fue un fin de semana viole t violento, en un enfrentamiento e entre elementos armados de un a cartel y elementos de la secre a secretaria de seguridad. >>> la familia de las victimas, aseguran a la marina de haberlos confundido con criminales. >>> cuando testaban muertos no d dijeron, nos equivocamos, y se f fueron y nunca llego la ayuda. >>> la flamilia se derigia a s domicilio cuando quedo atrapada en el fuego cruzado y emitieron un comunicado. >>> donde hay dos heridos y un m marino caido. >>> de 64 vidas en el fincendi d de un actividad comerciacentro m aumentaria la cantidad de vic m victimas, en especial nuiÑos. >>> las autoridades creen que s esto fue dentro de una sala de c cine, las alarmas no sonaron a t tiempo, y quienes ve'ianian l i pelicula solo se enteraron del f fincendio por el humo y llamas. >>> es momento de una pausa, e mientras. >>> dos estrellas bailando sa a salsa. >>> y si quiere saber kcomo puee proteger su informacion privada, enterese al regresar. >>> mamá

what's a cartel? mr. cantu: cartel refers to the drug smuggling mafia. brian: what a coyote? mr.antu: coyotes are people who traffic drugs across the border. brian: what is the significance of the rio grande river? ,nd this map that you see there the rio grande starts in california and goes through new mexico, but that's the borderline. and yoursee that map own expenses, what do you think? mr. cantu: you know, i spent a lot of time looking at this map and thinking about this map. when i was thinking more andractly about the book the title really comes from thinking about this map and thinking about the way the line is drawn across the landscape. and when i was taking about the title, i was thinking about what borders we accept as natural. mountain range, river, they demarcate something in a way we sort of except. and what sort of boundaries are unnatural? and growing up in arizona and seeing all these places where the line is sort of asked across the landscape in a very visible way, in a very unnatural way, i wanted to speak to that tension with the title. and i became interested

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we have to crack down on the drug cartels. we have to crack down on the drug companies that have made a profit from overprescription and filling suspect orders. most of all, we have to crack down on the intry kate, faceless, and we have to crack down unbelieva complex criminal organization that is allows the profits from these activities into our economy. we must eradicate the international illicit financing networks that are the linchpin of any criminal organizations -- organization's operations but we don't have a unified national plan. this committee has an opportunity to make a difference by coming up with a national strategy and plan to attack transnational criminal organizations's finances. mr. kustoff's bill would direct the secretary of treasury to provide that plan, a vital first addressing the clet posed by the growing fix -- sophisticateation of illicit networks. passing this bill is an addresst posed effective step toward a sustained national strategy. therefore, it is critical that we continue to maximize cooperat

against the construction companies in the cartel twelve top level executives were arrested. but. the most powerful prince. c.e.o. of the company that bears his name. is the largest construction company lot in america its bing operation. members and one of the most extensive in the region. that he is to please. give me much. given. the force at that as. he told of the. he was up at the. on march eighth two thousand and sixteen marcello the village was sentenced to nineteen years in prison for corruption money laundering and criminal association. we headed to some other in northeast brazil to get the other british company's response to the scandal the business was founded here in one thousand nine hundred four by monticello their bridges grandfather and the city is still its headquarters. its role your current business interests or are very historic and mostly. iraq. is a longtime member of the other bridgeboro played actors despite the conviction of its c.e.o. on the bridge the liberating more than twenty countries around the world and had revenues of about twenty six billion doll

according to a secret agreement that existed for more than ten years the cartel would nominate one of its members to be awarded each bit robust contract for refineries oil rigs and other multi-million dollar projects. but. the rules resulted in payments for the. executives were bribed to go along and they coast into the contract. in fact this can stretch far beyond two building stadiums for the two thousand and fourteen world cup the two thousand and sixteen be olympics and other major infrastructure projects throughout the country. traditionally. yaz is made usual your will to see. in june two thousand and fifteen the task force move against the construction companies in the cartel twelve top level executives were arrested. but. the most powerful prince and. c.e.o. of the company that bears his name. is the largest construction company lot in america its bing operation. members and was the most extensive in the region. that he she is still please. give me much. given. that as. he. goes up it. was up at the. on march eighth two thousand and sixteen marcello the village was sentenced t

led to the professionalization, this need to -- need to collaborate and coordinate with the drug cartelscause they are the ones that are able to, to, control how officials work. they know more about sophisticated ways off voiding apprehension, avoiding enforcement. >> the drug cartels own the border. >> definitely. >> once migrants are over the border, their next challenge is effectively a second border, a federal checkpoints. on major routes, far north of mexico, the border patrol operates a second set of screening stations. we visited one of the biz knusi. 29 miles north on interstate 25. >> the truck in san antonio came through here. >> it did. >> jason owens is deputy chief at laredo check point. >> how did it get through? >> unfortunate. but possibility to catch everything through the checkpoint is not feasible. >> the driver had his commercial license revoked. >> yep. >> he came through without a license. >> how is that possible? >> so, the agent on primary has the just a couple second given the amount of traffic that comes through. and so, the agent whenever a talk to the driver d

i've also called on congress to close dangerous loop hopes exploited by traffickers, smugglers and cartels. human trafficking in this modern age is worse throughout the world than it's ever been. who would think that? in this modern age, human trafficking is worse than it's ever been. each of you has sworn an oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states. our task in government is to ensure that we preserve what we have gained through incredible sacrifice of you, and many people before you. that is why my administration is confronting sang san tu arys, we

alejandro: la rana se desempeÑaba como sicario y traficante de drogas para el cartel guerreros unidosantes que a partir de entonces han sido considerados como desaparecidos. alejandr: la rana disparÓ a los estudiantes en el basurero. >> [audio difuso] alejandro: en la desapariciÓn de los 40 y tres estudiantes la noche del 26 de septiembre de 2014, ffueron inculpado los policÍas quienes presuntamente los atacaron y entregaron al cartel de renos -- guerreros unidos. a mÁs de tres aÑos, las autoridades han avanzado muy poco en uno de los episodios mÁs trágicos de este paÍs por el que han circulado dos procuradores y un encargado de oficina, pues eel presidente no ha nombrado un nuevo titular lo que ha molestado a los familiares. ♪ enrique: la primera ministra britÁnica teresa me dijo que es probable que rusia sea responsable del envenenamiento en inglaterra el exagente de inteligencia y su hija, utilizando armas quÍmicas. exigiÓ una explicación convincente en menos de 24 horas o de lo contrario dijo, tendrÁn que enfrentar extensas represalias. patricia: un dÍa despuÉs a la consulta previ

cartels keep figuring out ways to push around.f you look back when they put up barriers in san diego, it pushed activities in arizona. people that i represent, we have got to put up this border wall system. a smart system combined with technology and intelligence agents and everything a takes in order to combat this threat. i would encourage any democrat who hasn't been to come down and show them what it's like. talk to the people living there everyday and the safety threats they're dealing with. >> jon: yuma area very different from maine or minnesota. >> also the opioids that are coming through are going through a community near you. this is our nation's problem. this isn't just the border district issue. >> jon: i want to play little bit sound from the president yesterday and get your reaction. >> the upcoming omnibus budget bill, congress must fund the border wall and prohibit grants to sanctuary jurisdictions that threatens the security of our country. and the people of our country. we must enforce our laws and protect our pe

because of increased enforcement and control of the drug cartels on the mexican side, human smugglingeloped to an industrial scale. illegal immigrants, in the hands of professional smugglers, find themselves trapped in a system of cruelty, neglect, and death. there was no reason to notice the trailer in frio county, texas, except for the voice of a woman crying, "we don't want to die." >> ( translated ): we don't want to die. >> pelley: in 2015, the sheriff freed 39 men, women, and children overcome by heat. they were rushed to medical treatment and, this time, no one died. 18-wheelers packed with people are discovered at a rate of more than 100 a year, just in texas. last july, this one was found in san antonio with well over 100 mexican and central and south american migrants inside. >> cale chambers: it was eerily quiet. when the doors opened, i expected to see people standing. all we saw was people laying down. >> pelley: paramedic cale chambers reached for unconscious victims. >> chambers: extremely hot to the touch. >> pelley: physically hot to the touch? >> chambers: physically

the drug cartels fighting over turf are t blame here. but you're talking about public executions on a beach, bodies genging from a br and a gunfight in a hotel. >> my first trip here was 1978. >> reporter: cheryl rumberger loves cabo san lucas. she along with 2 million otherl ye international tourists come here for the rugged beauty and the wildlife, the surfing ndd other water sports, high level of service and luxury. >> our surprised to hear tcat el violence was a factor at all here? >> absolutely. yes. because it scares me to death anyway. with what's been going on in the last year, as you all know, it was a factor. it was. but not enough to keep us away. >> reporter: 90 of the economy here is dependent on tourism. $1 billion h in newel investments, 3,500 more rooms are scheduled to come onlee in thext couple of years. so when visits droppedn 2% august and group bookings canceled 35,000 rooms, it en grabbed the aon of business leaders. >> we face some challenges that we have never faced before. but the important thing is that we -- ho

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ramÍrez: que porque le tenemos miedo a las pistola y a los carteles y que nos regresÁramos a mÉxico.hablar con el juez y me dieron una fianza. teresa: alicia estÁ a la espera de una nueva audiencia, y dice que no se a vuelto a quedar sola con su nieto. >>tengo miedo, tengo terror, mi hijo estÁ trabajando la noche y conmigo en el dÍa. la familia buscÓ una demanda contra el ice y los fide federales, buscando una indemnizaciÓn. despuÉs de la segunda redada los ramÍrez se mudaron, reconocen que sus vida y la de sus hijos cambiaron para siempre. >> mis hijos quedaron muy afectados para que ellos pasen por lo que pasaron y ver todos los oficiales que segÚn ellos, supuestamente son para ayudar a la gente y para que ellos entraron como entraron con las armas, que les voy a decir a mis hijos? ya no se puede confiar en ellos. teresa: solicitamos entrevista con la agencia de inmigraciÓn y aduanas y, en la oficina del alguacil federal para conocer su versiÓn de los hechos, ambas nos contestaron que no hacen declaraciones sobre casos que estÁn en litigio. por su parte la familiar ramÍrez no tiene

and if you don't know what's -- you could be 2 feet away from a criminal cartel and you don't even know they're there. now, we have equipment to take care of that, x-ray equipment, et cetera. but if you're on that side of the wall, that's the hardest wall to scale. it's got a lot of assets. the problem is, tell them, what do you think about the importance of see-through. >> whiff a see-through wall, sir, i know what's approaching the border before it approaches. we have great partners in mexico with the law enforcement on that side. i can call them for assistance. i don't get the opportunity to get ahead of a threat if i can't see what's approaching. >> and what's the danger of not having the see-through? >> the steel/metal fence behind us, we learned from that. in the '90s, we went in cut in ports so we could see. we found that smugglers were using the fence to hide behind. and they were acquiring large groups of people and narcotics and then just rush across the border. >> if you have a pure fence, that's a fence, a very sturdy fence. but coming up, the first thing i notice, look how

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so you would like, especially if you want to get together a cartel or mtcr is a cartel to prevent the exports of certain missile components, i believe it's up to 44 countries now, you have iran outside of it, that busts your cartel. we have the iranians and north koreans sitting outside of your cart cartel, you don't have a cartel. nobody wants the iranians in the mtcr but something along the lines of abiding by mtcr guidelines for export, something the chinese do to varying degrees of success, but again, keeping the bar very, very low, recognizing the most of these things i'm throwing out there will probably fail. and even something along the lines of just all the states coming together and adhering to the hague code of conduct. this idea you have at least declaratory of how you intend to why your missiles registered somewhere, something along those lines because missile flight times in that region are so short, tensions are so high, that trying to grab everything at once, trying to maximize leverage to force capitulation in a region where there's not really a history of that working

, and the cartels, we're fighting the cartels hard.em like we fought them. we fight them hard. fact is if you don't have a wall system it would be bedlam, i imagine. very hard to control. a combination of all of the above. >> you're looking at walls, we have some see through capability. if you don't have some see through, it's a problem. we'll take a look up here. liz: what you see on the right-hand side of the screen that we just had was the video of the wall that is perhaps to the right. we're going to recue that video so you can see and split the screen there. this is important, the border patrol agent with whom the president was speaking made it very clear that it is way more helpful to be able to see through a wall versus an entirely solid wall. if you have the solid -- there is the one on the left. that is the one where you can look through it but can't squeeze through it. he explained to the president, that's important so he can see who's amassing on the other side. if they try to rush the border or scatter, much harder for the

de acuerdo al exagente de la dea la explosiÓn obedecerÍa a que los carteles trataban de intimidar alno les importa si inocentes se matan. karen: la secretarÍa de turismo extendiÓ un comunicado donde mencionan que es seguro pero no dice nada acerca de plaza del carmen. sin embargo, reconoce los dos eventos y aseguran que estos incidentes son raros y que han puesto marcha protocolos para asegurar que no haya riesgos para los visitantes. palmira: hace aproximadamente dos horas el departamento de estado ya levantÓ esa alerta para playa del carmen. dijo que el 12 de marzo abrir al consulado americano que tiene allÍy solamente delimitÓ cinco barrios. vamos a una pausa y volvemos. locutor: al francÉs: le saluda ramsés sandoval. arrancamos con la ficha11 de la liga mx . el estadio jalisco el atlas logrÓ imponerse por la mÍnima diferencia de un gol por cero a la franja del puebla. de esta manera, la furia de romano logrÓ ganar apenas su segundo de este clausura. el puebla llevaba cuatro partidos sin conocer la derrota. en territorio michoacano, los monarcas le pegaron a veracruz por dos goles

and every cartels the cartels were fighting to go down fighting hard nobody of a forum like we for. we fight them hard but the fact is if you don't have a wall system it would be better than i imagined. only one trump has given his supposed to the uk of the attempted murder of a full not russian spy in england's the white house's trump spoke only french british promises reason i and great russia. must provide some all this is made even president patient until midnight tonight to explain why a deadly nerve agents developed by moscow was found in the uk otherwise she says the u. k. will take additional meaeasures inincluding closing down the russia today rolling news channell also says if that. happens it will asked every british media outlet from its territory robinson. of the civil. refusing to name any official suspects at this stage british police said they would leave no stone unturned in their investigation into the poisoning of a former russian agents. we are. cecil evidence right. we are exploring old investment avenues. this in place expensive cctv footage from across the cit

deadly because of the cartel membership and the cartel connection to these gangs. why that drives the violence. >> well, ms-13 started because they were protecting themselves from the mexican mafia. now they worked with the mexican mafia because the cartels are pushing the drugs across the border and they're working together, mexican mafia, ms-13 and outlaw motorcycle gangs to distribute the drugs throughout the united states. >> laura: so drugs are a huge part of this. how big is human traffic something. >> it's large. it's difficult to prosecute. most of the girls involved are brainwashed and they don't see themselves as victims. it's a hard case to prosecute and to investigate because of that reason. >> laura: how do the police who many times are understaffed, overworked, underpaid and going up against one of the most brutal gangs in the world, not just -- in the world. >> it's difficult. >> laura: so ridiculous this is happening. these beautiful parts of the united states. suffolk county, bedroom community in new york, northern virginia, maryland. this is like

las vegas authorities cracking down on the most of dangerous gang in america and the drug cartels. clark county officials arresting five members of the ms-13 gaining. we take up the fight against drug cartels, sanctuary cities and the president's efforts to build that wall. congressman andy busines -- andd he governmentian gorka. the deep blue state of california filed two dozen lawsuits against the admin since president trump took office from everything from environmental regulations to healthcare. and last night another lawsuit over the administration's plans to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. >> the administration delivered the news quietly after weeks of building controversy. quote, today the u.s. department of commercial announced a question on citizenship status will be reinstated to the 2020 census. california's attorney general preemptively filed suit. saying the question is illegal. supporters noted it had been included in the census up to 1950. >> there is no prove it prevented anyone from voting. the attorney general sued saying it's unconstitutional. but

it was not a member of any cartel. frost -- who is now sitting in prison for a very long time, who was a dropout in physics from penn state. is, and extremely and highly skilled individual with tech skills. he was never a juvenile the liquid he was an eagle scout, the highest level boys get you can be. he had an ideology of distributing drugs and making a market available, sort of like a counter amazon. he was extremely good at this. it took about 2.5 years for law enforcement to catch up with him. of new type of facilitator of the massive illicit marketplaces. when we have eastern european marketplaces, they are not dealing in drugs as much. we had pharma leaks that dealt in prescription drugs like lacquer, and they are dealing in selling in malware and terrible things for our computer systems, but they are not the leaders in the online drug market. next slide. what we're looking at in the is that weproblem have had an and change in the are coming out of afghanistan. the heroine problem mentioned that we still have, i

the iranians and the north koreans outside of your cartel, you don't have a cartel. no nobody wants the iranians but something along the lines of abiding by the guidelines. something they do. varying degrees of success but keeping the bar very very low. recognizing most of these things will probably fail and even something along the lines of just all the states coming together and adhering to the code of conduct. the idea that you have at least declaratory of how you want them. something along those lines because the mistel fligsile flis are so high that trying to grab everything at once and force capitulation in a region where there's not a history of that working versus settling for managing an issue and what is good enough maybe the best policy option going forward. >> great. delighted to join the panel today and excellent comments by my colleagues thus far. looking forward to the discussion to follow on. you know in starting with an acknowledgment that the united states itself maintains a considerable presence in the gulf to deter them and that includes strike, a

and they have cartels, we are fighting the cartels, and we are fighting them hard."before heading to a high-dollar fundraiser in beverly hills for the evening, trump stopped at a marine base, promising that no matter where they are stationed, the military is always a top priority for him president trump: "we're also investing in our greatest weapon of all...in 2019, we want to give you your largest pay raise in over a decade." i'm andy rose, reporting. ( robin )u-s secretary of state rex tillerson is out. president trump made the announcement via twitter tuesday morning. the president called rex tillerson hours after his announcement... by then tillerson had already knew. c-i-a director mike pompeo has been nominated to take tillerson's place. tuesday tillerson appeared in the state department briefing room... to give a statement after his firing. ( r

por qué les tenemos miedo a los carteles.spera de una nueva audiencia en corte para revisar su caso. ella dice que no ha vuelto a quedarse sola con sus nietos. alicia: tengo miedo, terror. mi hijo, él está trabajando en la noche, él está en el d&a. y yo estoy con los niños ahí cuidándoselos. teresa: la familia entabló una demanda contra ice y los alguaciles federales buscando una indemnización por daños y perjuicios, entre otros. después de la segunda redada, los ramírez se mudaron y reconocen que sus vidas y las de sus hijos cambiaron para siempre. berenice: mis hijos se quedaron también muy afectados y... para que ellos pasen por lo que pasaron y ver todos los oficiales así, que según ellos supuestamente son para ayudar a la gente y para que ellos entren así como entraron, con las armas y todo eso, ¿qué le voy a decir a mis hijos? ya no se puede confiar en ellos. teresa: solicitamos entrevistas con la agencia de inmigración y aduanas y con la oficina del alguacil federal para conocer su versión de los hechos, ambas nos cont

they have the cartels and the cartels we're fighting the cartels and fighting them hard. nobody ever fought them like we fought them. we're looking very much at the wall with some see-through capability on the other side and solid concrete on top or steel and concrete on top. the round piece that you see here or you see clearly back there, the larger it is the better it is because it's hard to get over the top. it's really a deterrent from getting over the top. who would think? who would think. getting over the top is easy. these are like professional mountain climbers. they're incredible climbers. some of them they can't climb. >> sean: the president stressed the need for much tighter border security during a speech at a naval base in san diego. take a look at this. >> dangerous criminal and terrorist organizations seek to exploit our immigration system. i've just come from a trip to the border where i met with our wonderful border agents, border patrol and the ice agents. unbelievable people. and reviewed prototypes of a new physical wall that will protect our border an