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. and 625 types of trucks and trucks on sunday, march 14, 550 lamari ima cars will be sold from green card motor company, 175 black cars, 100 gray cars, 175 cars in white color and 100 cars in green color. payment at 16:00 on saturday, march 13th, i will deposit it into the proxy account. persons who have bought cars in the stock exchange in the past, who have succeeded in buying cars from automobile companies since 2018 , are not able to place an order for each stock exchange code. and registration of orders for authorized legal entities the delivery date of the cars will be on june 31, 1402. monday, march 15, 40 faw compactors of the political model of siba motor company and 250 with a base price of two billion five hundred and twenty million tomans. the delivery date is may 30, 1400 and 260 faw z42 a50 semi-trailer trucks with the second base price is 430 million tomans, the delivery date is june 30, 1402, and 60 black 4180 towing trucks with the base price of two billion and 370 million tomans will be available on the commodity exchange, with delivery on may 30, 1402. also, 130 bahman

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required to do refugee resettlement and it has been gutted and we had 2 million person visa and green cardk logs not addressed, either. so no doubt there is a comprehensive and needed for a long time, a comprehensive immigration reform solution that republican and democratic administration and congresss have not addressed. now, it is exactly comments like oh, i would arrest him, that create the air of unseriousness from congress. >> harris: i don't know about that. that's where i started was what they are looking at. a criminal case, a young woman autistic and raped and murdered. that kind of emotion when you see a mom testifying before the border crisis hearing yesterday who lost two sons, two of her babies to fentanyl. they thought they were percocet and they were laced with fentanyl. i don't know if strong words are what we would expect. it's the actions that have been taken that illicit such pain. >> certainly you and i and the rest of us can be incredibly sad and angry. you have a serious body in the house, representative that has the role to write a bill and pass it with seriousness.

i had a fake green card that said i was 18.ing money, for... - surviving. - for survival. - yeah. - so after a few years working there, i started to have friends, wannabe gangsters. and i wanted to be a wannabe gangster. i went to jail for four years. and when i came out, i was deported. but i didn't stay in mexico. i went back to the states, looked for a job in the kitchen. my boss saw something in me, and she told me, "you have a gift. you can do this for a living." and that kind of sank in, you know? and i was like, "this is what i want to do." and with time, i just fell in love with it. - yeah. - and here i am. - wow, that's amazing. i'm gonna cry. [laughs] - don't. it's a happy story. - it is a happy story, but it just shows you, like, you just need one person to give you permission to be great. - yeah. i think they're ready. - okay. - let's taste it. - mmm. - mmm. - oh, my gosh. i love it. - imagine this with parmigiano-reggiano on the top. - mmm. it does have the texture of a pasta. - right? - yeah. like a vegetarian pas

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they are not even in this country -- we are not talking about green card holders.ousing? why do you think there are so many people, magnet, that term magnet, come to new york city? they are giving away everything, a phone, housing, free education. we will be a sucker. >> $4.2 billion for this fiscal year. >> kayleigh: boarding bill mcburney more money. pete buttigieg explained to us roads are racist. driving your car is racist also so if you live in los angeles. that is next. ♪ ♪ - "the most perfect medium, because it will preserve its own level; because having intrinsic and universal value, it can never die in our hands." true then. true now. let rosland capital help put gold and silver in your hands. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and

we give out one million green cards a year, but you want to see something done to actually be practicale country. >> right. maria: but that's not what heir doing. >> no, no. i keep waiting for the policy turn, and it's not happening. maria: that's right. we're saying you're an altar or boy because you're hoping with this rainbows and puppy dogs -- >> we know why the biden administration is letting so many people in, because all of a sudden if they have a home and this becomes a friendly place, those people eventually become voters. maria: yeah, there you go. and they like voters who are not american citizens. of they want them to vote in d.c. >> of course. of. maria: they want them, illegals to vote, and they think they're going to vote democrat. >> yeah. you mow that 50% of the country will never vote for you, so what codo you do? increase the population, bring in another 2-3% and, oh, look at that, now you've got a majority. maria: that's so kiss ingenuous. quick break, and we're expecting a quarter point hike in interest rates today, we're waiting on jay powell, and we want about to

mean, hopefully they will actually determine that vladimir kara murza, who's a russian, with a green card also being held in russia, um, qualifies for that that that label but there are four different things that they have to go through the process. so i think it will just take them a couple of days. i guess to go through that process. it's very bureaucratic. but obviously he's wrongfully detained. he's doing his job. he was not doing anything against russian law, and certainly not anything against what one would expect a journalist to do. but i think the danger here is that we're on a slippery slope because the russians now think that they can just nab americans and will make deals with them. and understandably, i completely understand why the families want to get their family members home . but in the past we've had we've had a very strict policy where we wouldn't negotiate. we wouldn't do hostage swaps, at least on paper. and it complicates things when we do them because essentially what now the russians see is that we're willing to make the deals because politically it's very hard. gr

would add northern borders as well as the increase in the caps of these type of workers as well as green card citizenship issues. especially for our dreamers and some of those. and i add into that group afghans. as you know, more in an 75,000 afghans sought refuge in our country. i'd say about half of them have literal letters from our chief admission and our military vouching for them. they stood by our soldiers, our military v.f.w., american legion, all believe we cannot leave these people in limbo and many of our republican colleagues that are supportive of our efforts focus on the fact that we can do more vetting this way. these are people who are in our country. senator wicker and moran and, of course, senator graham, the ranking member of this committee, have been part of our efforts on the afghan refugee and have signed their name on this bill and we're working with other senators as we speak. and our bipartisan legislation that i know you're aware of requires applicants to go through vetting that is just as rigorous as the vetting they would have gone through if they came as refugees.

we worked any avenue we could to rescue americans, green card holder center afghan allies that we promised we would protect. no one left behind was the credo. we violated that promise. thankfully though on the void left by an absent state department many americans stepped up to fill the vacuum properly organized by veterans groups like allied air 21 team america on task force pineapple just to name a few that saved thousands of lives. that is why i am honored to have peter and scott here with us today as well. all three of these men worked tirelessly to rescue many people as many as they could during this evacuation. it's often referred to as schindler's list. if you are on the list you made it out alive. if you weren't, you did it. what happened in afghanistan was a systemic breakdown at every level. a stunning, stunning failure. s stunning failure of leadership by the biden administration. because even though president biden said and i quote there's american citizens left, we are going to stay to get them all out". we now know he left more than 1000 american citizens in afghanistan. in a

when it became public that his wife had non—dumb status and it became apparent that he had been a green cardhad been broken there, but to give the impression to some people that his wealth and his family's wealth allowed certain doors to be opened to them that weren't open to other people. so i think rishi sunak trying to be transparent as possible about his finances and once he published details of his income in taxes, it was hard for keir starmer as a leader of the opposition party to not to the same. i think that's why we are all of a sudden seen these number and figures and pouring over documents from accountant. goad over documents from accountant. good to talk to david. _ over documents from accountant. good to talk to david. her _ over documents from accountant. good to talk to david. her political correspondent. how can we repaired the nature around us. a plan to do that for weavers and wetlands and improving access to locally grown food. the people's plan as it's called said access to an environment should be a human right. it was backed by several charities as our signs corresponde

first time i was in capitol hill was 2003 and i still had a green card at that time. like mr.garcia and ramirez meander the opportunities offered and that's why i'm so proud to be here and so proud to be american and an immigrant as well serving in congress today. i believe we can have a conversation about immigration and border security. today i think it's important to focus the issue on what we are talking about in my case into question. it's always nice to see you here as well. it's around the area we've been discussing around fentanyl. in arizona fentanyl trafficking is taking its toll on the communities more than 8600 pounds of fentanyl with the west border this is enough to kill more than 1.9 million people. could you speak on the impact this has for our young children and those that are true victims and i want to take the chance quick to offer you my deepest condolences. i made out of six, three boys and three girls. i can't imagine the pain you've gone through and i thank you for being here. i spoke to two different brothers this last week that have lost their children

first i was on capitol hill was in 2003 as an intern at a still had a green card at the time as an adult back that's what usually as a member of congress. only in america can we have these kind of opportunities. this is a land of opportunity and like mr. garcia ms. ramirez we enjoy the opportunity this country offered us and our prayers. that's why so proud to be you, so proud to be america so proud to be an immigrant serving in congress today. i believe we can have a conversation about immigration and about border security. i care about both. i have lived both being an immigrant and also live in a border community. today i think it's important to focus issue in what we're talking about. in my case my question for the sheriff, thank you for being here, sheriff lamb, i appreciate your time. always good to see until but always dices see you here as well. it's round the area of that we've been discussing around fentanyl. and in arizona fentanyl trafficking has taken its toll on our communities. more than 8600 pounds a fentanyl have been seized along the southwest border in our first four mo

would add northern borders as well as the increase in the caps off these type of workers as well as green card to citizenship issues especially for the dreamers and some of those. and i would add into that group afghans. as you know, more than 75,000 afghans sought refuge in our country. i would say about half of them have letters from the chief of mission vouching for them. they stood by our soldiers, our military vfw, american legion and believe we cannot leave these people in limbo and many of our republican colleagues that are supportive of our efforts focus on the fact that we can do more vetting this way. these are people who are in our country. senator wicker and senator moran and of course senator graham, the ranking member of the committee have been part of our efforts on the afghan refugee and have signed their name on the bill and we are working with other senators as we speak. our bipartisan legislation that i know you are aware of requires applicants to go through vetting that is just as rigorous as the vetting they would have gone through if they came as refugees, a standard that

i think really i the language was meant to show xi jinping's frustration and gives a green card to peopleke their cues from him, and so far in the past he has withheld using such language, blaming the united states by name so directly. now we will see more and more of this as we saw with the foreign minister today. some were focusing an end to what is known as wolf warrior diplomacy, the use of really bombastic language coming from some chinese diplomats. we thought we had seen an end to that in november, october, novemberwhen we were seeing some more conciliatory language coming from beijing. i think we are seeing an end to that. how will it play out? i think really china is trying to show it does not want to take its cues from the united states, trying to show frustration, however, perhaps behind the scenes dating is thinking of doing some things that the united states has called for, perhaps they will not give weapons to russia, perhaps they will step away from putting so much pressure on taiwan. if they are thinking about doing those things, they will also want to save face and may be

yo tengo un amigo que tiene una "green card" que lleva 10 aÑos con ella. estÁ por expirar. es el nÚmero de formulario y hacerlo de forma electrÓnica para llegar un poco mÁs rÁpido. dile que lo haga ya. nancys: muchas gracias por la informaciÓn. abogada: gracias. pregunte primer nombre? vanessa: buenos dÍas. mi nombre vanessa. tengo una prima. me ha preguntado si es mejor arreglar su caso o si su hijo ciudadano puede arreglar los papeles. abogada: le cuento que estÁ la ley que protege a todo hombre o mujer contra la violencia domÉstica que cumple con ciertos requisitos. por ejemplo, si un esposo ciudadano estadounidense ha abusado de su cÓnyuge que no tiene un estatus legal migratorio, esta persona no tiene que tener miedo de buscar ayuda. la ley la puede proteger. inclusive ayuda a recibir la residencia siempre y cuando cumpla con todos los requisitos. mi pregunta, tu prima, por el hecho de tener un hijo eso ayuda, como dije hace unos minutos un hijo ciudadano no te ayuda porque se ingresaste con una visa puedes tener la residencia, pero la ley te puede ayudar en algunas oc

a thai thai curry, you know a lot of green card? yeah. what about i like chicken stuff. i say you. can do that just i'm. i can. i can do that? fine. you bring some in. yeah, yeah, right. well, if wilkinson tupperware. it wilkinson tupperware. if it doesn't or isn't on today's show we've been asking oh my bangkok messages in the public and according to our twitter 71% say yes wow and only 29% of you say no because a huge thank you to my panel for lizzie candy, thank you very . and kwinana and also you very. and kwinana and also of amentum and former advisor jeremy corbyn, james schneider . jeremy corbyn, james schneider. thanks for having me. it wasn't that bad, was it? no, no. it's all right. race between two tombs, painting bonuses. all right. race between two tombs, painting bonuses . well, tombs, painting bonuses. well, listen, thank you so much for. you at home for your company as well? i'll be back tomorrow at 4 pm. to discuss the top stories and phone calls from christine hamilton. and hamilton. so broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. i'll leave with the weather . leave yo

>> i know for pineapple we were submitting names and information on american citizens and green card holders. >> the only way somebody got essentially was after the fall was names were given, the state department and pass that on to the government and they allow them to be manifested on to the planes coming in from doha airways. >> the first challenge was to get them inside the perimeter , for us that was the bigger challenge, and on top of the wire. >> did you or your people ever get to the fence with blue passports in hand opand be turned away?it >> eyes. >> so american citizens got to the fence, there's american or nato people on the other side and they were unable to get through the fence. >> to be clear the american citizen we were helping was told to go to a specific date by the state department. when he got to that gate it was actually a taliban checkpoint . >> and the taliban turned him away. one of the challenges that i keep asking and for anyone on the panel is did any of you get or participate in any part of f planning of this, what mister sherman called and always chaotic

know for pineapple we were consistently subtting names and information on american citizens and green cardrs we were helping. >> the only way somebody got out essentially was after the fall were names were given, the state department ps that on t the governmentnd the alled the be manifeste ontohose planes comin in fromelhi aiines, correct? >> theirst challenger in. whichctually couldhem inside the perimeter. for that was an even bigger challenge in getting on the airplane was getting them inside the wire. >> is your get to you and your people get to the fence with blue passports in hand and we turned away? x yes. >> l american citizens got to the fence, there is american nato person on the other side and they were unable to get to the fence why is that? >> just to be clear the american citizen we were helngas told to go to a specific date by the state department trade when got to that gate thinking he was going to load his family is a taliban checkpoint. >> taliban tu them away. >> one of the challenges that i keep asking and of anyone on the panel, did any of you getr participate in any p

wants to live forever, if he wants to get residency if he wants to get residency if he wants a green cardat a qc is to take him through all of that. now we did have him indicating that the palace as he alleges, sort of kept the issue of phone hacking or alleged phone hacking away from him. this would be the reason, perhaps windsor castle perhaps that windsor castle would say, go down this would say, don't go down this road, complain, never road, never complain, never explain. look what happened explain. well look what happened when paul burrell thinks 2004 was about to go into court. i mean, the queen suddenly remembered a lot of stuff, which allowed that case to be parked , allowed that case to be parked, because if you go into the witness box, you've got absolutely no control about what is going to happen? and i wouldn't like to say what will happen , but he's going to be happen, but he's going to be taken through some uncomfortable stuff. and they're not going to they're to stop there they're not going to stop there because mail absolutely because the mail absolutely adamant. we must s

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