host: what is the situation like in el salvador?uest: el salvador recently has been less of a source of migration. it is a government with which the biden administration has had a great deal of friction. -- has high levels of popularity and in the recent congressional elections, has increased the support that he has from his party and his party coalition. he is a leader that has really run roughshod over a lot of democratic norms. a year ago, bringing the armed forces into the congress when legislators were refusing to approve his security budget. he has defied rulings of the supreme court. and had a very heavy hand in enforcing covid lockdowns, arresting people, throwing them into jail for violating the lockdowns. so there is a sense that he is governing as an authoritarian. el salvador traditionally has been one of the closest u.s. allies in central america and has had a compact through the millennium challenge corporation , was one of countries singled out during the obama administration for an mcc compact, and there is friction

caller: these people are coming into mexico from honduras, guatemala, el salvador. why aren't the mexicans keeping them out, because they don't have documents? don't you think it is very strange these people are allowed to come here? it is like a very organized -- and it has been that way ever since the trump administration hat the -- had the embassy move from tel aviv to jerusalem. the only dignitaries there with the guatemalan president, the honduran president, and i believe the president from el salvador.

noruega, el último de ellos casi no lo contó se tuvo que tirar al agua, qué vaoliente . >> y en el salvadormos un local, cerramos durante la pandemia . >> cocinar rico . >> otros surgieron en medio de la crisis como pasó en este restaurante italiano la cocina de (inentendible) que intenta sobrevivir . >> esto nace de la pandemia, pero a través de las redes sociales . >> para estos emprendimientos es que se creo plataforma digital, como este negocio en donde se integran las redes sociales . >> una plataforma que le permite contactarse con los clientes . >> 30 por ciento de los negocios cerraron puertas por la emergencia sanitaria . >> ayudar a todas las personas que tratan de emprender . >> otra estrategia es que focaliza la búsqueda de oferta gastronómica . >> no me aparece el montón de restaurantes .- >> plataforma que le da buenos resultados en sus negocios . >> ayuda a que la gente se conozca . >> en esta página, se cuenta con 1200 restaurantes suscritos, regreso con ustedes el salvador angie Álvarez noticias telemundo . >> muchas gracias, mañana es jueves de inmigración, los invito a co

in el salvador, pretrial hearings on the 1981 el mozote massacre are being held this week. nearly 1000 civilians from across seven villages were killed in the massacre carried out by u.s.- trained salvadoran military officers. one of the expert witnesses, stanford university political scientist terry karl, detailed the on-site presence of u.s. military advisor allen bruce hazelwood with the salvadoran army at the time of the massacre -- providing new insight into what karl referred to as a sophisticated cover-up of the events on behalf of the reagan administration and the salvadan military junta. >> the presence of an american advisor with salvadoran general rosa, whose name is allen bruce zelwood. if this had been made public at the te, in my opinion and the opinion of other secretaries of state, this would have cut u.s. aid because this is illegal. amy: back in the u.s., democrats and voting rights advocates are raising concerns recently revealed census data will lead to an under representation of latinx residents as a result of former president trump's attempts to exclud

. >> what is the situation like in el salvador?> well, el salvador had recently been unless of a source of migration. it's a government with which the biden administration has had a great deal of friction, -- has very high levels of popularity and in the recent congressional elections that were held in february has increased the support that he has from his party and his party coalition. but he's a leader that has really run russia over a lot of democratic norms. a year ago, bringing the armed forces into the congress when legislators were refusing to approve his security budget. he has defied rulings of the supreme court and had a very heavy hand in enforcing covid lockdowns, arresting people, throwing them into jail for violating the lockdowns. so there is a sense that he is governing as an authoritarian. el salvador, traditionally, has been one of the closest u.s. allies in central america, it's had a compact through the millennial challenge corporation, was one of the three countries actually, singled out during the obama admin

pareciera están entrando por aquí los inmigrantes provenientes la mayoría de honduras, guatemala, el salvadors unidos, han sido detenidos por la patrulla fronteriza, aquí no está tan cerca el río como en roma, los tienen que trasladar con los vehículos de la patrulla fronteriza hasta este punto, nos pidieron los uniformados que no hablemos con las personas, es una política que están aplicando ahora, pero algunas personas nos han dicho del sacrificio que han tenido que hacer para llegar con sus hijos pequeños, al fondo del grupo se encuentran los menores de edad que viajan sin compañía, que serán trasladados a centros como el de donna, en el estado de texas, pero pues esta es la situación que se vive en la frontera, nicole, con familias que entran a diario por la frontera sur cruzando el río y después teniendo que enfrentar algunos problemas, repito aquí la patrulla fronteriza los ha trasladado por estos caminos de tierra hasta acá, el río pues todavía está bastante lejos, no está tan cerca como sucede en roma, pero sí han ido y venido camionetas como estas para poder traer a los grupos de inm

ilia: por ahora la agenda de viaje de la vicepresidente no estÁ el salvador, cuyo presidente se negÓ eportero: en momentos de tensiÓn por el flujo de inmigrantes, estados unidos y el salvador redoblan esfuerzos para combatir el crimen trasnacional. el fiscal del salvador estÁ en washington y dijo en exclusiva a univisiÓn que su oficina no escatima esfuerzos para evitar la inmigraciÓn ilegal. >> no sÓlo por el peligro, tambiÉn porque hay personas delincuentes que se estÁn lucrando y que ponen en riesgo la vida de una gran cantidad de personas. reportero: la corrupciÓn devastÓ generaciones en el salvador. gladis, una enfermera que dejÓ su paÍs hace 30 aÑos, aÚn espera un cambio. >> la situaciÓn polÍtica de allÁ siempre ha sido que... cada quiÉn reza por su santo, como decimos nosotros. reportero: hay voluntad para terminar con la corrupciÓn real? >> yo creo que sÍ. reportero: cree que sÍ? >> yo creo que sÍ. reportero: en medio de su lucha contra la corrupciÓn dice contar con todo el apoyo del departamento de justicia de estados unidos. >> sin importar quiÉn sea, si alguien estÁ en delit

that is what is going on, and that -- we have to go down into el salvador and deal with those people there. host: heard your point. let me show you video from earlier this week with public radio in el paso, texas. they spoke to families that come to the border to claim asylum during the pandemic. [video clip] >> most of them are turned around and sent to mexico. the biden administration is acknowledging that. they have a health order that was implement it the pandemic started. it basically allows border patrol to quickly remove people from the country and send them back to mexico. they are sent back to mexico. there are some that are allowed to stay. the vast majority are not. often when they are returned to mexico, they seem confused and distraught because people have the idea that if they came through and asked for asylum, they would be allowed to stay. mexico is struggling to find shelter space. many of the shelters where i am across the border are filled to capacity. host: that was angela on the "washington journal" earlier. an associated press story yesterday, overwhelmed and und

backed death squads of el salvador is a 10 year old. geyser financial survival guide liquid those that you can convert into gas quite easily. to keep in mind though i have to be into places much does it for. welcome back after decades of u.s. military interference across the western hemisphere u.s. president joe biden is now working over need for regime change in countries like venezuela but to militarize mexico guatemala and honduras to mitigate his detention of nearly 20000 unaccompanied children joining me now from the capital washington d.c. is someone who made the journey from us back death squad rum el salvador a former u.s. justice department attorney who surpasses now at the southern poverty law center and she joins me now thank you so much news for coming on so why has the biden ministration meant to record high number one accompanied children i mean nearly 20000 in march 172000 encounters apparently and journalists not allowed to these detention camps yeah well why reason most. all. in all fairness biden inherited a huge mess

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andrea left el salvador with her husband _ pain. i pain. andrea left el salvador- with her husband and two young sons and 2019 because gangs kill half her family. they applied for asylum under president trump and have been waiting, living like this, in one of the most dangerous cities in the world ever since. the number of people coming here trying to find shelter on the edge of tijuana is one of the edge of tijuana is one of the budget as make one of the busiest entrances of the united states is growing by the day. some are hopeful that rumours president biederman will open the border are true. 0thers the border are true. others have lost all hope and now having to make decisions they never thought they would. —— president biden. mi; never thought they would. -- president biden.— never thought they would. -- president biden. my husband got killed and they _ president biden. my husband got killed and they told _ president biden. my husband got killed and they told us _ president biden. my husband got killed and they told us they - k

regresar, tierra de palabras entre uno de los dos congresistas de california y el presidente de el salvadorsista. vamos a colar con norma torres, gracias por estar con nosotros. le sorprendiÓ la reacciÓn del presidente, fue severa. >> sÍ, gracias, leÓn. no me sorprendÍ de la violenta respuesta de este presidente que realmente es como Él se comporta como periodista, mujeres, y todas las personas que oponen lo que Él quiere hacer. a mÍ no me sorprende sus acciones. lo que sÍ me sorprendiÓ, luego de que un paciente de una pasÓ toda la noche. Él habÍa matado 49 mensajes contra mi. imagÍnate la atenciÓn si Él le pusiera esta atenciÓn a salvar la vida del pueblo salvadoreÑo, no tuviÉramos estos problemas que tenemos. presentador: ahora, una cosa es esta lecciÓn sobre la foto aquella y otra cosa muy distinta es lo que hizo el presidente de el salvador, llamando a los votantes de su distrito a no votar por usted. yo no recuerdo un momento en el que un presidente dentro paÍs haga campaÑa contra un congresista de estados unidos. >> intervenir en una elecciÓn federal de los estados unidos eso. eso no

Él, su presencia. [hablan en inglÉs] salvador: el abogado de la familia presentÓ una demanda acusando a los oficiales de. >> Él siempre estÁ esperÁndome para disfrutar el momento, tomar un cafÉ juntos. salvador: la madre y la familia esperan recibir una recompensa monetaria. la policÍa de los Ángeles nos dijo que no harÁ comentarios sobre la demanda entablada hoy en la corte federal porque la investigaciÓn aÚn no estÁ en curso. salvador durÁn, univisiÓn. patricia: estas cosas siguen pasando. quÉ tristeza. en el juicio contra el policÍa acusado de la muerte de george floyd, se testificÓ que arrodillarse contra el cuerpo de un sospechoso no es una tÁctica que enseÑan en los entrenamientos. en el juicio, el teniente dijo que a los oficiales se les enseÑa a usar la fuerza solo en la medida que sea proporcional a la amenaza. pasamos a mÉxico con la misteriosa desapariciÓn de varios miembros de una familia cuando viajaban por una autopista de la capital hacia guadalajara hace dos semanas. las investigaciones han llevado a sospechar de varios policÍas y algunos civiles. reportera: los mÁs de 200 agentes polici

. >> es un golpe al bolsillo de los mexicanos, en el salvador una zona en donde tienen forma peculiarebre en el salvador . >> tenemos personas o clientes en vida que decían que querían ser enterrados . >> y esta vez para no hacer bailar el hecho . >> y tocamos baladas . >> junto a ellos un grupo que tiene relevancia caminando rumbo al cementerio . >> también se transmite vía facebook live para estados unidos . >> acercar a las personas que no pueden viajar, . >> es la banda regional de méxico que tiene y es popular . >> la gente sale a las calles para escuchar a la banda . >> dan ganas de morirse uno . >> (risas) . >> esta vez, despedían a esta maestra querida del pueblo, la música le dio el último adiós, la música de banda hace que aumente la demanda de servicios fúnebres, de manera rápida, regreso con ustedes noticias telemundo un poco de alegría no cae mal, al regreso, tras décadas de espera, mañana será [mÚsica sonando] [escribiendo] [escribiendo, suenan ovaciones] [sonidos de aeropuerto] vuelo 1215 embarcando [campanas de iglesia] [la multitud aplaude] [escribiendo] que nunca te

sin público pero 5 millones de devotos vieron el viacrucis por televisión o por internet. >> en el salvador llevaron a jesús por las estciones del viacrucis. >> feliz contento. >> es lindo llevarlo en el hombro pero no es tanto el sufriumiento que él vivió. >> las cargadoras de la imagen de maría y virgen dolorosa. >> los que venimos con fe no sentimos que pesa. >> es algo inexplicable para los que lo hacemos con devoción. >> es una de las procesiones más importantes de la semana santa. >> en medio del acto los organizadores intentaron aplicar medidas sanitarias. >> no está permitido el uso de guantes. >> distanciamiento social no se puede acá porque hay mucha gente. >> en cada esquina la imagen del nazareno provocaba un acto de fe. >> pido por la pandemia porque que esto termine. >> es algo maravilloso a pesar de lo que está pasando. >> así el cristo vivió la procesión. >> al regresar: los presos de >> al regresar: los presos de una cárcel en oklahoma elige empezar el día con huevos de verdad hechos al momento. seeeeh. no, con huevos de caja. elige un breakfast baconator con crujiente appl

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>>>en el salvador comenzÓ la vacunaciÓn masiva en el nuevo mega centro instalado en el hospital el salvadornas contra el covid-19 a nivel nacional, largas filas de personas esperaron los autobuses que los llevaron a estos centros. por el momento la vacuna es para ma mayores de 60 aÑos >>si usted no saben donde vacunarse o cuando le cor corresponde visite nuestra pÁgina planifica tu vacuna.com, y pueden contar una guÍa con informaciÓn importantÍsima sobre la vacunaciÓn. >>>en brooklyn, minnesota, una multitud desafiÓ el toque de queda que hicieron las au autoridades... cientos de personas prot protestanpor tercera noche c consecutiva por la muerte de (nombre extranjero( a manos de un agente policial las protestas han elevado el tono en las jornadas anteriores las manifestaciones terminaron siendo variahubo enfrentamientoo la policÍa, los familiares del joven negro de 20 aÑos unieron fuerzas con las familias de george floyd. (nombre e extranjero( en una rueda de prensa la mamÁ de (nombre extranjero( exigiÓ que se haga justicia en recordar el horror de ver a su hijo muert >>> las 2 familias pr

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backed death squads in el salvador is a 10 year old. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race based on often scary dramatic developments only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. welcome back after decades of u.s. military interference across the western hemisphere u.s. president joe biden is now working not only for regime change in countries like venezuela but to militarize mexico guatemala and honduras to mitigate his detention of guinea 20000 unaccompanied children joining me now from the capital washington d.c. as someone who made the journey from us back death squad run health out of the door a former u.s. justice department attorney who surpasses now at the southern poverty law center and she joins me now thank you so much news for coming on to why has the biden ministration went to recor

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>>el Único confirmado hasta ahorita que estaremos en el salvador. as medidas, a mÉxico aÚn no cuenta con instrucciones al respecto, asÍ lo confirmaron a travÉs de uno de sus portavoces. estados unidos tampoco estÁ pidiendo la prueba de vacunaciÓn como sustituto a la prueba negativa de covid 19, tambiÉn fÍsica que Él o varios que viajaban al salvador pueden entrar a este paÍs como un certificado de vacunaciÓn, pero al volver a estados unidos enfrentar prueba de pcr antÍgenos recuerden que si presenta la prueba debe estar negativa, y la sabemos que quieres volver a la normalidad. quiero volver a sentir ese abrazo, esos besos, de mi familia. sabemos que tal vez estás nervioso y que puedes tener dudas... pero también sabemos que vacunarte es vital. vacunarte significa protección. y que con solo un piquetito, recuperarás la tranquilidad para ti y toda tu familia. sabemos a dónde queremos llegar. solo juntos lo podemos lograr. logremos vencer a la pandemia. juan: vamos de inmediato con la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs importante que tenemos para ustedes. mucho

the woman i talked to from el salvador and others, it could range as high as $8,000 right now. how could someone who is fleeing poverty afford that? what little they have or whatever they have of value as their collateral and initial down payment is made. i'm hearing right now it is about $2000. sometimes people borrow from families. some are able to take out loans with this understanding they will make installment payments once they reach the u.s. and likely get work. the other problem that happens along the way, the fee goes up and they end up paying more money. with other migrants in our history, they become indebted to these guides, smugglers. the organized crime, they are real risks to them not just money wise but sometimes safety risks. host: if they are able to get into the united states, how does this organized crime network get that money from them? guest: these groups are international. just like with drug smuggling, human smuggling, people are on both sides. plenty of u.s. citizens are involved in this trade. like you would pay your bank loan, they pay. that is what

el sueÑo americano >>> muchas personas que confÍan en mÍ y no quiero. >> valoro bastante >>> en el salvador proyecto por estar a su distancia mÁs cercana a la tierra >>> con esta hermosura nos invÓ estÁn bajo sospecha >>> buscando a frida >>> lunes a viernes 10/9 centro por telemundo >>> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> bienvenidos a zona mixta javier hernÁndez ni uno ni dos hizo 3 el amÉrica cae ante el toluca >>> platicamos sobre la nfl se viene el caracterÍstico y el mundo hermosillo me fui a la universidad de miami y vea usted lo tenemos aquÍ no se vaya comienza ya zona mixta coorslight. >>

host: the administration announced they asked how dora -- honduras, el salvador, guatemala to step up their military efforts in border efforts in controlling that population heading north. do you think that will help? guest: i do think that will help. this goes back to my earlier comment about the precipitous nature. the president signing executive orders to end these trump policies on his first-aid office. i would not recommend it to president biden. i recommend he leave those in place and change them over the course of time to proper -- proper communication with customs and border patrol, working with government relations with mexico and the triangle countries. i think he is on his back foot, going back to finding a way to support the more effective trump policies. host: here is roberts, in new york on the republican line. -- robert in new york on the republican line. caller: i have a couple points. one point is isn't there such a thing as child support? and they're dumping the children over here. everybody is supposed to have responsibility for these children but nobody over there

viene de el salvador con su niÑa o niÑo. niÑo. seÑora, viene usted desde el salvador. ¿cÓmo estuvo?onde llegar? >> de mi hermana. ella estÁ en los Ángeles, se vino a california. pedro: ¿quÉ la motivÓ a venir? >> el miedo, las amenazas. eso me hizo que saliera de mi paÍs, arriesgÁndome. pedro: bueno, gracias por hablar con nosotros. ¿tuvo temor por su seguridad en algÚn momento? >> sÍ. mÁs que todo por las niÑas. ellos empiezan a vivir. tienen nueve aÑos. pedro: muchÍsimas gracias. son parte de las realidades que se viven aquÍ en esta zona. a cualquier hora del dÍa como ustedes pueden observar, este tipo de hechos. estÁn esperando por un camiÓn que venga a transportarlos a los estados unidos. es la realidad que se vive en la frontera. borja: historias que se repiten. muchas gracias, pedro. el consejo de long beach aprobÓ que los niÑos inmigrantes solos sean albergados temporalmente en el centro de convenciones y que tambiÉn sirva como espacio para reunificar familias. el alcalde lombardi garcÍa escribiÓ en twitter que estos menores merecen cuidado, amor y apoyo. el refugio les darÁ c

first, the circumstances of thousands of people in honduras, guatemala and ireland el salvador whose conditions continue to deteriorate. so much so that people have been fleeing their homes in rising numbers for months now. but the second factor is just as critical. it's not that the people were not knocking at the door prior to inauguration day. instead, the previous administration simply closed the border, refusing to let them in, expelling over half 1 million people in the year of the pandemic. these deportations known as title 42 expulsions based on an obscure section of law designed to keep said quarantine measures during the pandemic, became an extremely effective vehicle for turning people back at the border rather than allowing them a chance to seek asylum or otherwise entered the united states. many of those half 1 million individuals continue in their desperate attempt to enter the united states and seek protection and stability. more than 15,000 unaccompanied children were expelled in this manner before a federal court in joined the practice with respect to unaccompanied m

. >> las personas mayores de 80 aÑos ya han empezado a vacunarse en el salvador, son unos 800 mil abueloscada en china que ha donado 150 mil dosis a los salvadoreÑos. >> siempre es alegrÍa porque es una oportunidad hace tiempo lo estÁbamos deseando y esto agua es una ventaja para uno de anciano. >> yo pienso que es muy importante porque los adultos mayores tienen las tasa de mortalidad mÁs alta en todo el mundo, sÍ hay que comprender y hay que instar a todos los adultos mayores que se vacunen. >> en el salvador ya se han vacunado unas 150 mil personas incluidos mÉdicos, policÍas, militares y maestros. >> denuncias de abusos sexuales contra niÑos migrantes asÍ lo confirmÓ el gobernador de texas greg abbott tras revelar que dos agencias del estado habÍan recibido aviso sobre estos abusos en un albergue de san antonio que acoge a 1600 menores que cruzaron la frontera, ademÁs los niÑos nos estarÍan siendo alimentados bien y estarÍan siendo muy vulnerables a contagiarse de covid-19, el departamento de protecciÓn a menores confirmÓ que han recibido 3 reportes de presunto abuso y negligencia en

host: what is the situation like in el salvador?alvador recently has been less of a source of migration. it is a government with which the biden administration has had a great deal of friction. -- has high levels of popularity and in the recent congressional elections, has increased the support that he has from his party and his party coalition. he is a leader that has really run roughshod over a lot of democratic norms. a year ago, bringing the armed forces into the congress when legislators were refusing to approve his security budget. he has defied rulings of the supreme court. and had a very heavy hand in enforcing covid lockdowns, arresting people, throwing them into jail for violating the lockdowns. so there is a sense that he is governing as an authoritarian. el salvador traditionally has been one of the closest u.s. allies in central america and has had a compact through the millennium challenge corporation , was one of countries singled out during the obama administration for an mcc compact, and there is friction and you se

and he was sent to el salvador, san salvador, with the clothes on his back and about 20 dollars in hisket. it took us more than two years, i believe, to get him home. but in the process, i went there to see him, and i went to sense albacore and i went to a repatriation center. and one of the things that concern him greatly was when people are brought back into the country, there are literally people who will wait for them, harm them. it's really not a pretty picture. when you have an opportunity to see it up close. and how these people feet are fearful of leaving the repatriation center. i believe one of our speakers, mr. malik, so you talked about the harm, how much of -- there are some things that they are repeating, tell us about what can happen to people when we send them back to harm's way. >> thank you very much for that question. the problems that is causing particularly under the program again to new to occur under title 42, when people go back to mexico. multiple people, hundreds if not thousands of people were kidnapped within minutes or hours after they were sent back to mex

they had been to el salvador in 15 years. a few dollars in his pocket he and others had to get together to pull their vehicles together to a safe place before it got too dark. to see the people and how they fear for their lives to appreciate what's happening to them. there is a lot of fear and my hope is what you said will have some meaning to us about just sending people back to harm's way. and i appreciate you. and i thank you for the opportunity. i pray this will have a better ending and i yelled back. >> thank you for sharing with us and yielding back. that's all we have. i want to thank the witnesses for their valuable testimony and members for their questions. the members may have additional questions and we ask that you respond in writing. without objection the record shall be kept open for ten days. i want to ask unanimous consent the refugee service, amnesty international. hearing no objection, we will include those as well. hearing no further business, the subcommittee stands adjourned. >>> the supreme court heard o

and way below that right now is el salvador. maybe there is already 5% guatemalans and 33% hondurans, and around 11%, 12% el salvador and a lower percentage of mexican kids. so, i did want to ask mark or anyone, really, to previously -- briefly explain the difference when mexican kids come to the border and how they are treated versus children from noncontiguous countries come to the u.s.? >> sure, there's a very big difference. as meredith was indicating, the federal law draws a distinction between contiguous and noncontiguous. and basically the contiguous countries are mexico and canada and for all practical purposes is really about mexico. for children who arrive from anywhere other than a noncontiguous -- than a contiguous country basically anywhere other than mexico, they would be referred and entered into our shelter system in the way that we've talked about. for children from mexico, a different set of rules apply and under those rules they are screened at the border for trafficking, for fear of return, to their country o

who they are staying with here in the u.s. >> the administration announced they asked honduras, el salvadoratemala to step up their military efforts in border efforts in controlling that population heading north. do you think that will help? >> i do think that will help. but this goes back to my earlier comment about the precipitous nature, the president signing executive orders to end these trump policies on his first day in office. i would not recommend it to president biden. i recommend he leave those in place and change them over the course of time through proper communication with customs and border patrol, working with government relations with mexico and the triangle countries. i think he is on his back foot, going back to finding a way to support those more effective trump policies. >> here is robert in new york on the republican line. >> caller: i have a couple points. one point is, isn't there such a thing as child support? and they're dumping the children over here. everybody is supposed to have broken heart for these children but nobody over there seems to give a rat's -- i don'

stayed in el salvador, what would have happened? >> i don't think i would be alive. >> today he teaches american government. and the president hopes by sharing his story and others, things will change. >> that's the thing that pisses me off on this debate. i really don't want to get involved in politics. it is just so disrespectful. >> people like carlos. >> who works so hard. >> big dreams, work hard. >> a very candid george w. bush, and there is much more of our interview with the former president on our facebook and instagram pages. and there is so much more news ahead on tonight's cbs evening news. a blast of winter weather causes some big problems on the road. and a leading baby food company is hit with a lawsuit over the safety of its food. food. -sounds great. -sure does. shouldn't something, you know, wacky be happening right now? we thought people could use a break. we've all been through a lot this year. -that makes sense. -yeah. so... ♪ now's not a good time 3/5ths of nsync. are you sure? you have us booked all day. -read

i spoke to little girls from el salvador, guatemala and honduras, girls who look just like i did at their age. while cbp processing facilities are no place for children, the facility conditions have improved tremendously compared to what i saw under the previous administration. no doubt there is still more to be done. for example, i met too many children that did not know they could use the phone to call their families. the number of kids in border patrol custody has fallen dramatically in recent weeks. and the average time for children in custody is now well under the 72-hour threshold mandated by the trafficking victims protection reauthorization act. this is due in large part to the standup of new emergency intake sites and influx care facilities to facilitate and expedite the movement of children out of the hands of border patrol and into the custody of child welfare specialists. in fact, hhs has opened an emergency intake site at the long beach convention center just outside my district here in california. i am pleased to be joined today by the mayor of long beach to discuss that eff

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that is what is going on, and that -- we have to go down into el salvador and deal with those people ere. host: heard your point. let me show you video from earlier this week with public radio in el paso, texas. they spoke to families that come to the border to claim asylum during the pandemic. [video clip] >> most of them are turned around and sent to mexico. the biden administration is acknowledging that. they have a health order that was implement it the pandemic started. it basically allows border patrol to quickly remove people from the country and send them back to mexico. they are sent back to mexico. there are some that are allowed to stay. the vast majority are not. often when they are returned to mexico, they seem confused and distraught because people have the idea that if they came through and asked for asylum, they would be allowed to stay. mexico is struggling to find shelter space. many of the shelters where i am across the border are filled to capacity. host: that was angela on the "washington journal" earlier. an associated press story yesterday, overwhelmed and under

. >> a special enjoy to the northern triangle will return from his trip to guatemala and el salvadoromorrow after discussing root causes of these mass migrations. politicians meeting bordering agencies as well as families at the heart of the issue. >> the -- it is not because i long for the american dream, but because i have a little girl who is there. >> in the growing immigration debate, the stories of children cut through the noise. >> new faces of humanitarian challenge more than 19,000 kids are unaccompanied in u.s. facilities. >> and again that number has now jumped to 20,000 children and california early this morning border agents stopped ms-13 gang member el salvador entering the country with a group of migrants back here in the rio grande valley border agents say they had their busiest day this year stopping more than 3,000 people. john? >> john: the border security is national security argument gaining steam quickly. alex hogan for us in mission, texas. alex, thank you. stocks were mixed today. the dow gained 16. the s&p 500 was up 6 to a record close. the nasdaq lost 10 to

honduras and el salvador were two of the most violent countries in the world and the violence in el salvador decreases in the last two years, fewer children come to the borders. as for flores, there's no evidence na the flores settlement agreement change had any impact on unaccompanied children. similarly, unaccompanied children from mexico or mpp program, title 42 was the first and only program at the border specifically targeting unaccompanied children and yet, the number of unaccompanied children coming to our borders as we ever month while title 42 was in place, even while the trump administration was exspelling thousands of children back to their home countries. >> thank you. it has been amazing to kind of see the reception from power community in the affecting these children claim violence. can you talk about how you have received what -- have you received much outreach from the community organizations that want to help and can you also help describe what the communities respect have been to establishing this emergency facility in long beach? >> the response has been really positive. a

gobierno muchos padres no saben en donde se encuentran >> es el casmaria su hija viajando desde el salvador estaba en un centro de det detencion, la madre dice que la menor fue abusada, la angustia es la de miles de padres . >> hace mes y mdio desde que yo practicamente no se de ella, en la ultima llamada que recibi la tenian recluida, ellos me d dijeron que no me podian decir por seguridad . >> queremos contrarrestar la retorica, criminalizando la situacion >> segun esta madre, son varios documentos que no dicen en donde esta la menor >> tenemos ncvovedades del caso y secuestrada, y en san jose, y estuvieron detenidas, sabemos que estara, >> tengo la mejor noticia del mundo, . >> asi fue como misale obregon dio a conocer que su hermana estaba en libertad, con un rezo en la cruel historia de su s sobrino acercandose el des desenlace, el pequeÑo conmovio al mundo en el desierto de t texas, pidiendo ayuda en el acentro fronterizo, y su madre, antes de saber esto el telefono en un albergue de teaxas >> quiere venir >> telemundo, y rotandolÑo que s toma a la mano de conciencia, y se lo queria l

presidente propone al presidente biden que otorgue permiso de trabajo y guatemala , honduras y el salvadoriguel riga las panas porque para él es un camino para tener una mejor vida. >>> con esto quiero sacar adeatne a mi familia. >>> desde hace seis meses trabaja en el programa sembrando vidas, el mismo que este presidente propondrá a su homólogo para ordenar el flujo migratorio. >>> el proyecto del mandatario contempla que interesaos laboren tres años en siembras de árboles para tener también visa de trabajo y que lss permita estar en la nación americana . >>> y después de tres años con estas visas puedan tener el derecho a nacionalizarse . >>> andrés manuel lópez obrador planea que con esto se podríhan generar alrededor de 1 millón 400 mil empleos. >>> ahora reciben 100 dólares a la quincena. >>> ante el análisis el planteamiento del jefe del ejcutivo tiene buenas intenciones pero no es una situación integral. >>> hasta la fecha no ha funcionado como se esperaba . >>> pero la expectativa se centra en la voz del presidente biden en méxico , jazive pérez, telemundo . >>> vamos a una pausa

. >> caller: i would like to say, you know, venezuela, guatemala and el salvador, we give them money. money that we given them goes into the pockets of the wealthy politicians, does nothing for the people or anyone in the country. all these people fleeing these countries, they're not political refugees. they are financial refugees. they're coming here because america is a really great place to live. it's a great place to make a living. and maybe they are starving where they are, because their government doesn't take care of them. and none of them work to take care of their country. you're overwhelming our school systems with all the illegal immigrants. we have to shut down classes of all kinds, cancel sports so that we can hire dozens of teachers to teach these illegal immigrants, and then they're putting 15 and 16-year-olds in with freaking 5 and 6-year-olds because they have no education at all. >> randy capps? >> well, bob, yes, you're correct when you're talking about the governments, central america there's problems with corruption and poor governance. there's a lot of controvers