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but sometimes the gangs do find a way and. in july 2803 men attacked a delivery van leaving 3 people injured because of the attack was filmed by a surveillance camera. one of the attackers sent a message to allen vigilante group. having a safe neighborhood comes at a cost. in just 3 years 5 members of the vigilante groups have been murdered by the moderates. on the day of one funeral the other members fire their weapons in honor of the dead. cause. thanks to the nighttime patrols peace has returned to the neighborhood. while the streets of the capital empty in the evening no one in. the store stay open after dark and residents walk the streets without fear. of. such a welcome development for business owners to come to the. they keep the criminals away. either and because it is everyone here happy about it and it will be yes everyone's happy when we'll stick together there aren't any problems. but the security guarantee isn't free. business owners have to pay around $4.00 heroes per week to have their stores protected. with som

here we meet next gang member christiane. the 28 year old is a paraplegic and lives with his parents. one day in 2010 christiane's love yoga came to an abrupt end. he was robbing a bus when he was shot in the spine. being in a gang has taken everything from him except his life. maybe i was seeking refuge with them. i like the way they dressed and. i wanted to be like them. i never imagined a joining a gang would bring me so many problems in my. life and. bring one for your wife to. christiane has left barrio 18 he now works as a tattoo artist a skilled profession that had earned and respect in the past. looking at these colors i couldn't quite get the same result for you it will be darker here and completely black than. some of his customers are also former members who now want to get rid of their gang affiliation tattoos. it's not their money. i used to have diamonds and stars the diamonds formed a figure right i covered them up with roses. i had to cover up the tattoo so that people would no longer identify me with the gang

rarely 2 gang members survive past the age of 25. the moderates have their roots in the united states in the 1970 s. and eighty's with civil wars raging in honduras el salvador and guatemala young people there have very few prospects. many fled north to california where criminal gangs were at the peak of their powers. and they were happy to recruit these new migrants into their ranks. at the end of the 1990 s. when the situation in central america had become more stable the u.s. government sent back criminals and undocumented immigrants. some of those deported then imported l.a. style game life into their home countries. well. and in many places in guatemala it is a day who now control the streets. in 21000 the country saw more than 3500 homicides with the police and the judicial system unable to contain gang related violence. at the entrance to the last 5 it is a makeshift fortified building the local police headquarters. 54 officers work shifts here day and night to protect 75000 residents it's an impossible task. the many lives of

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they are recruited, they are meant toward, are brought into the gang lifestyle by other gang members within that community. which is why it is so important as we look to tomorrow, that we do everything we can as mayors to be able to prevent that from happening. to make sure that we're providing a good educational system that our kids are in school. that we are providing them activities and on weekends and after school. now we are addressing those things that cause these individuals to be recruited into the game. we also have to have, i believe, a system we have a mayors gang prevention initiative in fresno that gives individuals an opportunity to jump out of again. so in order for somebody to drop out of a gang they have to have something to drop into. and that is simply assessing what their needs are, counseling, addiction, education, whatever it is, job skills and providing those individuals with that. we have our own tattoo removal machine in print fresno that we purchased that we remove tattoos, facial tattoos, visible tattoos from his individuals so that they can become gainfull

gang members are actually active. about 10 percent ofthose are the ones that are the most violent . so it behooves us to focus on those individuals. that are the most active, the most violent, most influential gang members in our communities and one of the things that i've seen is that there's no single strategy. no silver bullet in terms of what works and doesn't work, what worked yesterday may not work tomorrow. it's important as cities that weare flexible, constantly reassessing those strategies . one thing i do know, it has to be a balanced approach. we have to balance our prevention and intervention efforts with our enforcement and prosecution. we know there's a lot of root causes of gang violence in the communities. education, family structure, poverty, all of those things. unemployment contribute to our violence in our communities so the question is how do we deal with the issue today ? without taking our eye off tomorrow. and that's the balanced approach that we have to have . one of the strategies that i know

either retaliation or involved a gang member, the gang member with a gun, and you have a shooting. the strategies that we deployed over the years in my time as a chief and the now as a mayor is to reduce gun violence by focusing on gangs in our community. what i do know is that there is a lot of gangs out there. ag -- about 10% of gang members are active. 10% of those are the most violent. to focus on those individuals that are the most active, most violent, the most influential gang members in our community. one of the things i had seen is there is no single strategy. there is no silver bullet in terms of what works or does not work. what worked yesterday may not work tomorrow. it is important that we are flexible, constantly reassessing, but one thing i know, it has to be balance. we have to balance our prevention and intervention efforts. we know there is a lot of root causes of gang violence in our community, education, family structure, poverty, all of those things, unemployment contribute to the violence in our community. how do we deal with the issue today without taking our

white people aren't in gangs? white people aren't in gangs? okay. i want you to tell that to the police officers and lawmakers menaced by rioters, including proud boys and oath keepers at the capitol. what would you call them? huh? okay. think about that. and there's more. more vile garbage from a woman who, and i remind you, again, is now a u.s. congresswoman. here it is. >> if you want islam and sharia law, you stay over there in the middle east. you go to mecca and do all your thing and you know what? you can have a whole bunch of wives or goats or sheep or whatever you want. you stay over there. but in america, see, we've made it this great, great country. we don't want it messed up. >> we sure don't. can you play that for yourself? that everything that you said about, say that about you. we don't want it messed up. so, stop messing it up, marjorie. you know, these people love to talk about making america great again. immigrants made and make america great. religious tolerance made and make america great. free speech makes america great. but, ig

gangs. being in gangs and dealing drugs is what holds them down. the lack of education is what holds them down. that's -- that's not a white person thing but gangs control them. they -- they tell them -- they tell the young men in their communities, don't go to school. don't -- no, don't you move out of this -- out of this project. don't you move out of this community. you join this gang. and that's where you belong. you belong with us. the gangs are holding them back. it's not white people. it's crazy. >> marjorie. marjorie. white people aren't in gangs? white people aren't in gangs? okay. i want you to tell that to the police officers and lawmakers menaced by rioters including proud boys and oathkeepers at the capitol. what would you call them? huh? okay. think about that. and there's more. more vile garbage from a woman who -- and i remind you again -- is now a u.s. congresswoman. here it is. >> if you want islam and sharia law, you stay over there. -- you can have a whole bunch of wives or goats or sheep or whatever you want. you stay over ther

aoc and the gang are eager to replace native-born americans and lawful immigrants with foreigners whoe here illegally. now, this they hope will hasten the cleansing of the country which they believe is systemically racist. a crush of new illegal immigrants fully programmed by blm approved curriculum and far left influence, the only hope for a nation scarred by 40 -- 74 million voters who supported the trump agenda and voted for president trump. but the overriding reason for biden's border and amnesty move is far more nefarious. this is about cutting labor costs and giving them more power over workers. this is not about helping hispanic voters or atoning for american sins, it is about putting money in the pockets of biden donors. now, eddie but who about working-class americans of all races should oppose this giveaway to the rich. i was thinking this today, if biden wants to help poor people in other countries, he should oppose taxes on rich americans and sending that money overseas. he should have campaigned on that. but instead he will and polish millions of americans to help his don

bathing in the holy ganges hindus believe this war will rid them of sin and save them from any future evil including from the coronavirus this summer god will take care of the pandemic says humans do their duty and god does his. india's festival is billed as the world's largest gathering of people this year only around 1000000 are expected for the 1st day of the pilgrimage people travel from all around india to bathe in the symbolic water most on twitter and mosques and that makes the job of enforcing social distancing a logistical nightmare. braised of all of the sort of the part of our guns greg i'm very proud of a. proper source of the sense that. india has the world's 2nd highest number of coded 19 cases now more than 10000000 and more than 150000 people have died of the virus but as the riverbanks team with pilgrims and then doors and families take it in turns to plunge into the river it seems people here are more than happy to entrust their fate to mother ganges. now this one of a kind of original tintin artwork has gone under the hammer at auction and paris and fetched record 3

hundreds of thousands are gathering for a celebration by the river ganges, trusting in faith rather than face masks or protect them from the virus. -- face masks to protect them from the virus. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers in pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. we begin with washington, d.c. and impeached u.s. president. lawmakers voted to impeach donald trump an unprecedented second time. all 10 republicans joined democrats in voting, the political parties have rarely seemed further apart. washington, d.c. is on high alert in the run-up to president-elect joe biden's inauguration. the fbi is warning trump supporters are planning violent protests in all 50 state capitals. >> in the last four years, the white house has perhaps never been so quiet. this after its top resident was impeached a second time. fencing has cut off the first residence appeared more significantly to president trump, twitter has cut them off from his supporters. but supporters are not necessarily turning away even after congressional democrats and 10 members of trump's -- cited with democrat

giant hindu festival in india hundreds of thousands are gathering for a celebration by the river ganges strutting in faith rather than face masks to protect them from the virus. i'm bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin tonight in washington d.c. with the impeached u.s. president lawmakers just. they voted to impeach donald trump an unprecedented 2nd time while 10 republicans joined democrats in voting to impeach the party as the political parties have rarely seemed further apart washington d.c. meanwhile is on high alert in the run up to president elect joe biden's inauguration the f.b.i. is warning that trump supporters are planning violent protests in all 50 state capitals. in the last 4 years the white house has perhaps never been so quiet this after its top president was impeached a 2nd time. fencing has cut off the 1st residents more significantly to president trump twitcher has cut him off from his supporters. but supporters aren't necessarily turning away even after congressional democrats and 10 members of trump'

three men and a woman believed to be part of a gang, that in 1950 attempted, the assassination of presidentopened fire from the visitor gallery of the house of representatives. five congresspeople were hit, one from iowa, one from tennessee, one from maryland, and one from michigan who was seriously injured. ♪ observers noted the attack came as the inter-american conference opened in venezuela, and eight suggested the mode have -- and it suggested the mode have been -- the motive may have been to inflame america's relations with her neighbors. estimates of the numbers of shots fired range from 15-30, and each blood hole is a grim reminder to those present, of a terrible surprise attack. the gang, seized by shocked bystanders, was held at police headquarters, as a widespread search was launched for others who shared and the plot. -- in the plot. ♪ to the gun wielders and their accomplices goes the people the stiction of having perpetrated a criminal outrage almost unique in american history. wanton violence that shocked >>'n history tv every weekend on c-span3 explore our nation's past, amer

this man is the alleged head of one of the biggest drugs gangs in the world.al, as you say, born in china with canadian citizenship who has been tracked by australian authorities from as early as 2008. australian investigators believe that the syndicate this man allegedly leads is responsible for 70%, 70%, of all the drugs, all the illicit drugs coming into australia, so tse chi lop was detained, as you say, at schiphol airport in amsterdam on friday at the request of australian authorities, and they are now expected to request that he be sent back here to australia to face trial. and phil, the australian government spends a huge amount of money on cracking down on illicit drugs entering its country, this will be considered a huge win for them? this is a man who was one of the most wanted men in the world and investigators believe that the organisation he allegedly leads, it's known as the company or the grandfather syndicate, is the dominant force in the drugs trade not only here in australia but more broadly across asia. across asia, the illicit drug market

three men and a woman believed to be members of the puerto rican nationalist gang that in november 19ation of president truman open fire on the visitors gallery of the house of representatives. five congressmen were hit. kenneth roberts of alabama, and albert bentley of michigan, who was seriously injured. observers noted the attack came as the american conference open in venezuela and suggested the motive may have -- in latin america through an act of apparently blind violence calculated to -- -- afraid america's relationship with her neighbors. estimates of the numbers of shots fired ranged from to 30, each bullet hole found is a grim reminder to those present of the terrible surprise attack. the gang was seized by by standards and was held at police headquarters is a widespread search was launched for others who shared in. to irving forrest, rafael miranda, misses lolita lebron, andre cordero, the gun wielders and their accomplices perpetrated a criminal call -- committal outrage almost unique in america's history. wanton violence that shocked and stirred the nation. >> each week,

dutch police arrest tse chi lop, allegedy the head of one of the world's biggest drugs gangs. italy accuses coronavirus vaccine companies pfizer and astrazeneca of serious contract violations. and, tributes are paid to larry king, the american broadcaster and talk show host, who has died aged 87. hello, and welcome to bbc news. russian police have detained more than 2,000 people at protests in support of the jailed 0pposition leader, alexei navalny. large gatherings have been taking place across russia, including the eastern cities of vladivostok and kha barovsk. in the siberian city of yakutsk, protesters braved temperatures of —50 degrees. the main demonstration was in the capital, moscow, from where our correspondent steve rosenberg reports. in moscow, in moscow, you in moscow, you can in moscow, you can feel in moscow, you can feel the in moscow, you can feel the angen in moscow, you can feel the anger. police had warned people, any protest would be broken up. any protester risked arrest. but thousands came to pushkin square to support the kremlin�*s fiercest critic, alexe

from the powerful green gang one man stood out his name do you shang. regime change selected your genius in ipoh of history yes when you look at it and you who dissent begun to do i had to put it. in 1021 the chinese communist party was founded inside the french concession the french authorities were scared and approach to you sharing. their phones suck you need to beg. many fish to show contest on the place on the least he can see to say listen his machine or. see good signals or. the yak all through the phones. the niggers he's going to appear with practically yup. the french asked do you shang to reestablish order inside that concession in exchange the trafficker would be allowed to take over all of the concessions opium dens. of office. to take her. once comfortably installed do you shang offered his services to the ambitious chinese general. as head of the army of the kuomintang the chinese nationalist party she aimed to reify the country to do so he would have to take shanghai in 1907 do you shang ordered his men to massacre hundreds of communists

the mob desecrated the center of american government and these rioters and gang members were let out of the building, not in handcuffs but free to carry on with their days. that was pretty shocking to so many of us. the message about racial justice. the message for racial justice activists shouldn't be surprised. were you surprised that these individuals were immediately arrested to be formally charged. they were simply told go home. nobody has been charged with anything. now a few other people were charged with gun possession. but northbound was charged with the looting that took place. let me say that again. the looting. they went into members of congress including the office of the speaker. one person posting the mail on facebook. that is not the right message. i am not surprised the head of capitol hill police resigned. in fact everyone who was involved in the leadership should be forced to resign or terminated . members of the mob, they flew trump flags. they wore qanon logos. disrupt and stop the ertificatier next certification of the president of the united states. their claim

hindu pilgrims flock to the river ganges for what's billed as the world's biggest festival they trust and faith rather than face masks to keep them safe from the bombs. and welcome to the program vote counting has begun in uganda after a hard fought election pitting one of africa's longest serving leaders against a charismatic young challenger veteran president yoweri museveni is seeking a 6th term in office after ruling for nearly 4 decades is main rival the former pop star bobby wind has inspired a new generation of youthful voters the election campaign was marred by widespread violence and a social media blackout. one by one each vote from this polling station is called out to onlookers supporters cheer for their preferred candidate. it's been quite. expectant and this progress into i think everything's more fluid going on but it got to the polls are now closed in uganda as people settle in for a tense count election day sore excitement in the long lines to vote mixed with the threat of violence with riot police patrolling the streets. the election campaign has seen almost daily vi

they do it in gangs. a gang kills somebody in america and they find out who that ipated, everybody in gang gets charged. you can watch it on the first 48 every day. they charge everybody. it should be murder charges for death.ficer's .one by those protesters that's what they do everybody. day.ery host: officer brian sicknick to rest. the capitol became a battlefield, pictures of those last wednesday up here on capitol hill. is hate out of -- this is houston, texas. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i'm doing well, ma'am. go ahead. caller: yes. you took my call. i want to comment. tell how frump trump -- i won'l him my president. could tell he was racist. and that is so terrible. lives matter lack moveme movement, they were pressing, they didn't go in to the capitol go get him and try to kill him and put hanging things on there. just so terrible. this is the united states. in russia xpect this or every other place. this is the united states. did wrong and he said -- i heard him talking saying, 'mon,

been painted as a david and go lie agget and called revenge of the geeks where the little man is ganging up on the men on wall street and listen to one investor who put his money on gamestop. >> i first started seeing commotion around redditt talking about gamestop and a hedge fund and i tught it was interesting because you saw the common man fighting ainst wall street. and so i put some money in the stock around $85 out of just principle and i thought it was come call. it is the regular joe versus wall street and when i put int i lik being part oft and thato, is shared amongst a lot of people. where are these at-home traders are making enormous gains and use online trading platforms. one such platform is the app robinhood. so much i has taken steps to shore up its financial position. it has raised more than $1 billion from its current investors and credit lines from banks. there wa a short suspension of trading in terms of the short-selling war and that caused and engineers from investors and they are are saying they are trying to protect wall street. currently gain stock holders are on

same is the leadership, gang of four, schumer, mcconnell, their power flipped in the midst of this, pelosi and mccarthy. where are they all? what do you reckon they're talking about? >> well, i think they must feel a deep sense of embarrassment they've enabled trump and that they can see now the cost. these images today i think have done more to undermine the future of the trump insurge against against si if anything. people lucks our rating in speaker pelosi's office like they own it or cavorting in the senate chamber. people are disgusted by that. i think if you're speaker pelosi, you probably as embarrassing and upsetting as this is, you feel this moment has blown itself up in some ways. mcconnell made clear this morning before the assault on the capitol that he couldn't abide trump's lawlessness, trump's defiance of the election result. he'd jump ship visibly and publicly. so i think the conversation, i can't guess what pence is thinking, but i think the conversation among the senators

. >> that the gang? >> come on in. [inaudible conversations] >> we will economies it's one of those -- admit it's one of those that is delivered -- my daughter started debating the translation. we're mostly king james people -- [inaudible] >> this is the gang here. [inaudible conversations] >> good to meet you. >> hi, how are you? [inaudible] >> oh, how great. thank you. where are you now? [inaudible conversations] [laughter] >> -- once they went covid e-distanced, he decided to sit this year out. she's decided that she'll be -- [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> is that right? >> so we can pay for it. >> that's exciting, really exciting. we've got -- my son -- [inaudible] in the marine corps. and my daughter's married to a navy pilot. it's great. >> i am a junior in high school right now. >> it's good to meet you. >> nice to meet you as welshes sir. >> congratulations to your whole family. [inaudible conversations] >> that works. >> look right here. and again 3, 2, 1. thank you. >> thanks a lot. thank

member, the ak-47-wielding gang member who shot down officer isaac espinoza.position before he was buried. >> steve, i think that you really should not go below the dignity of this debate or the office we seek. >> a heated campaign that took weeks to declare a winner. >> i stand before you today humbled to be chosen to be the next attorney general of the state of california. >> another historic victory for harris, becoming the first black and south asian american woman elected as california's attorney general. but the victory was bittersweet. your mother became ill? >> it was intense. it's hospital visits. it's going to chemotherapy and, you know, sitting there and hoping that you can make someone laugh while they're going through a horrible event. it is a very difficult time, yeah. >> how did you get through it? >> one day at a time. one day at a time. >> i was hired to do a couple of things, but mortgage fraud wasn't one of them. >> brian nelson was harris' special assistant attorney general. >> and i was deep in sort of the mortgage settlement negotiations

member, the ak-47-wielding gang member who shot down officer isaac espinoza.steve, i think that you really should not go below the dignity of this debate or the office we seek. >> a heated campaign that took weeks to declare a winner. >> i stand before you today humbled to be chosen to be the next attorney general of the state of california. >> another historic victory for harris, becoming the first black and south asian american woman elected as california's attorney general. but the victory was bittersweet. your mother became ill? >> it was intense. it's hospital visits. it's going to chemotherapy and, you know, sitting there and hoping that you can make someone laugh while they're going through a horrible event. it is a very difficult time, yeah. >> how did you get through it? >> one day at a time. one day at a time. >> i was hired to do a couple of things, but mortgage fraud wasn't one of them. >> brian nelson was harris' special assistant attorney general. >> and i was deep in sort of the mortgage settlement negotiations with the largest five banks in the

but then caravans of migrant families began traveling north from central america claiming to flee gang violence by the summer of trump's 2nd year in the white house unauthorized border crossings reached a 13 year high of more than $130000.00 a month it was in the midst of that surge that came trump's family separation policy that all agents took more than 4000 children from their parents at the border a practice that drew widespread condemnation and a judge quickly ordered the policy to end saying children were suffering irreparable harm and must be returned to their families but even today some 500 kids remain separated in its haste to do trumps will the u.s. government have lost track of their parents it's not as if the u.s. government collected mailing address that was for them when they deported them we really don't know where they are which is why there's more than 500 families who are still. in other controversial border policy trumps treatment of asylum seekers in 29000 the u.s. government stopped giving them conditional entrance into the country now some 60000 asylum seekers ha

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yi gang has said the bank of china will not exit from stimulus prematurely. signaling this for months. the economy is recovering. he wants to make sure it stays recovering. what does that mean? we aren't sure yet. let's listen to what he said today. >> our monetary policy will continue, and we will keep a dedicated balance between supporting economic recovery, while at the same time preventing risk. we will ensure that policy is consistent and stable and will not exit from supporting policies prematurely. kathleen: preventing risk from debt? what would that be? too much liquidity, people taking too much leverage? here's why people are so focused on this. the people's bank of china yesterday came in and drained $12 billion worth of liquidity from the market. that is a regular operation, but it's unusual time for them to do it because it is so close to the lunar new year holiday, at a time when they would be adding liquidity. you can see the overnight repurchase rate. yesterday, it hit its highest level since 2019. the other thing that happened yesterday was th

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bathing in the holy ganges hindus believe this war will rid them of sin and save them from any future evil including from the coronavirus this summer god will take care of the pandemic says humans do their duty and god does his. india's festival is billed as the world's largest gathering of people this year only around 1000000 are expected for the 1st day of the pilgrimage people travel from all around india to bathe in the symbolic water most on twitter and mosques and that makes the job of enforcing social distancing a logistical nightmare. braised of all of the sort of the part of ever gone i'm very mr pradelle reporters person also there in the midst of a crowd of property sort of the sense that. india has the world's 2nd highest number of coded 19 cases now more than 10000000 and more than 150000 people have died of the virus but as the riverbanks team with pilgrims and vendors and families take it in turns to plunge into the river it seems people here are more than happy to entrust their fate to mother ganges. from me for now you're up to date don't forget you can always get new

i look at lot of different things when it comes to the gangs and killing. i live in houston, i don't live see a lot but people are still doing it in different neighborhoods. we don't have lot of gangs and stuff. i commend you all for doing what you are doing. we need to have many more all across this nation. not just here in the united states, we need to see it everywhere. we need to take control of our neighborhood. we need to make sure that we will be here tomorrow. me, thank you all so much by having me here. i want to decrease violence everywhere across the nation. rudy, i can see the heart and your passion. i thank you all, the mayor for participating in this event. i wish i can be there. we're going to have a good time while we're here. thank you all so much. >> we can't never forget that. it takes a hood to save the hood. the hood-to-hood connect. >> if you turn in a thousands guns today, rudy agreed to cut it in half. [laughter] >> thank you so much. >> i appreciate you for joining us. >> rest in peace to your brother george floyd. i knew we had jam

gangs. being in gangs and dealing drugs is what holds them down. the gangs are holding them back. it's not white people. how do you get avid gun owners and people who support the second amendment to give up their guns and go with the constitution? maybe you perform a mass shooting into a crowd that is very likely to be conservative. is that what happened in las vegas? >> okay. okay. now, keep in mind, that this person is not just some lady selling qanon tracks on the side of the ride. she is a member of congress. green's prolific internet trail has come under increased scrutiny. now, in part after cnn on an old facebook post of house expresses support for executing house leader nancy pelosi. nbc news has not reviewed the posts, that are now deleted. after the follow-up from that, video has surfaced of her confronting parkland shooting survivor david hogg at capitol hill. >> you are using your lobby and the money behind it and the kids to try to take away my second amendment rights. you don't have anything to say for yourself? he's a coward. there is no defense for taking away guns

the criminal gangs have already figured out their transportation routes.e already coming. you're going to see a surgeon at the border that we have never seen before because of the words of joe biden. >> jesse: juan, if you are president of the united states or you are advising joe biden and this is a pandemic and you see this massive amount of caravan people coming across, how do you stop them number one and how you screen them for covid-19? >> juan: i don't know, how do they screen anybody these days? i guess they screen all immigrants coming into the country for covid. i hope they would do so more effectively but i think it's required. overall i think biden is been very clear there is no open border here in the united states under a biden administration. but there will be a more orderly, dignified process for processing immigrants coming in without demonizing people who are fleeing a desperate situation, without separating children from their mothers. without building a wall when there's no evidence the wall was effective in keeping out immigrants. unfor