este es mi reporte desde guatemala. nicole y octavio.n ustedes. >> claro, como parte de ese plan, el gobierno tambien les dara asistencia en cuestiones de salud mental. tambien si se han visto afectados en cuanto a esto, y sabemos que durante la administracion biden, el pais recibira unos siete vuelos semanalmente de deportados y segun el new york times esto podria subir ahora a 20. durante la administracion trump. >> y es que ya empezamos a ver esos numeros en su ultima actualizacion en redes sociales, el servicio de inmigracion y aduanas de estados unidos, ice, por sus siglas en ingles, da cuenta de 538 arrestos de inmigrantes irregulares pr practicados hasta este jueves. tambien se anuncio que han emitido 373 ordenes de detencion. vamos ahora con un memorandum al que tuvo acceso el periodico the new york times. >> sugiere que la nueva ad administracion trump daria mas poderes a funcionarios de ice. miriam arias ha estado siguiendo esta historia. >> miriam nicole octavio, una situacion.>> que esta generando muchas dudas, muchas pregunt

one of those countries is guatemala. it's a country that sends a lot of migrants to the united states. and i had an opportunity to speak to santiago palomo. he's a press secretary for guatemala's president's office and someone who has been working closely in the issue of repatriation is speaking to us from guatemala city. he told us several key things regarding the deportations. number one, the government of guatemala has been in what he describes as permanent communication with the white house on the issue of the deported guatemalan nationals. palomo also said that 264 citizens of his country were deported on u.s. military flights on friday to guatemala, including six children and number three. this official also said that guatemala is ready to handle around 18 weekly flights of guatemalan citizens deported from the u.s. the issue of the deportation seems to be a top priority for the government of guatemala. guatemalan vice president karen herrera, personally welcomed back to guatemala some of the migrants deported back

and guatemala have their own relationship.o she was trying to be very careful in how she navigated that. i also asked, as we kind of walk around here, i want to give you another sense of some of this. i also asked about what's different essentially between what happened the past four years under president biden and what's changed since under president trump, as far as the numbers and the capacity of folks who have been deported, that has not changed. according to the vice president. that's still the same for what we saw under president biden. in fact, in some cases, it's even gone down a little bit. what has changed, though, pamela, is the use of military flights. and that began last thursday here to guatemala. and it's continuing with another military aircraft that will bring another round of deportees here to this airport in about 2 or 3 hours from now. >> yeah, i think that that's really important context, that there hasn't been some big change other than, as you point out, the use of military flights. again, we'll see how

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presentador: el plan de deportaciones aceleradas estÁ en marcha, llegaron a guatemala dos vuelos contienen la reacciÓn de las autoridades guatemaltecas. este grupo arribÓ a guatemala en un aviÓn procedente de texas, serÍa uno de los primeros vuelos de deportados bajo el nuevo mandato del presidente donald trump como los inmigrantes fueron trasladados y se encontraban consternados, grupo de 79 migrantes confirmados por 58 hombres, todos mayores de edad. >> estamos recibiendo personas migrantes guatemaltecas. a estas personas han brindado el servicio de resecciÓn. arribaron seis vuelos con cientos de deportados. >> nosotros cruzamos para ayudar a nuestra familia, pero el seÑor este no estÁ haciendo cosas buenas. el director de inmigraciÓn informÓ que el gobierno de guatemala estÁ trabajando en conjunto con autoridades estadounidenses y se encuentran en alerta y redoblaron la seguridad de las fronteras y estamos trabajando con las instituciones del estado. anunciaron recientemente que suspenderÍa el apoyo econÓmico a diversos programas de inmigraciÓn como el de movilidad segura. autorid

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and guatemala. she said that she's aware, obviously, that secretary rubio will be making a visit here in the coming days. and at the same time, she pushed back that there have been any changes since president trump took office, especially with the number of migrants coming. into guatemala. she wanted to stress that it's been the same, and perhaps even down a bit at times compared with the biden administration, so that was significant. however, the change is that military aircraft are being allowed to land here in guatemala. and she says that will. not change. now, one thing, we got a bit of an insight on was how those migrants are being returned here. and it's interesting because we spoke to a group that took off from louisiana, and many of them had kind of spanned anywhere from a few weeks to a few months being held by immigration officials in the u.s. and we caught up with one who says he was caught trespassing. but that was ten years ago, and only now has it really caught up with him. >> you have

obviously, they left guatemala for a reason. and she says that's part of the efforts now, is to find a way to give them those opportunities, create employment and allow them to relieve their burdens, because, she says, a lot of them are coming here with a lot of discomfort and unease. sabemos cuantos vienen hoy en este bueno. >> en este juego aproximadamente la verdad en el vuelo militar. aproximadamente ochenta tambiÉn okay. >> entonces hay dos huevos. >> hay dos. huevos uno por la manana y otro por la tarde. y ahorita por la manana. es un vuelo comercial. ya estaba coronado por i.c.e. >> okay so there's two flights arriving today. one is a commercial flight that's got an 80 or so deported migrants, and the other is a military flight that will come later today from the equipo de rubio. >> claro a travÉs de la cancilleria se esta en contacto con el equipo del secretario de estado kobe. >> okay i'll just give you a quick description of that. the vice president i asked is this a complicated relationship. is it difficult. she said

el primer grupo de deportados ya llegÓ a guatemala.o de los sobrevivientes y un tiroteo en una escuela . la historia de cobb y, el perrito que enfrentÓ miles de obstÁculos para traerlos a estados unidos. locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn con ilia calderon. ilia: hoy comenzaron las deportaciones de inmigrantes en aviones militares. en la frontera sur ya llegÓ el primer grupo de soldados estadounidenses. reportera: el presidente trump ha dicho que estÁ cumpliendo con las demandas del pueblo estadounidense y busca fortalecer la seguridad nacional. >> van a ayudar en acciones administrativas y tambiÉn la presencia. reportera: las tropas no estÁn autorizadas para desempeÑar ningÚn tipo de acciÓn policial. >> repeler los inmigrantes cruzando la frontera, pero no pueden usar la fuerza para detener y procesar. reportera: algunos aseguran que despliegue es innecesario. >> quÉ ganan?tener un teatro. es fÁcil para el controlar todo. reportera: en ciudad juÁrez activistas vestidas de Ángeles reciben a los inmigrantes. estados unidos ha comenzad

military plane that landed in guatemala city just yesterday. one of the migrants now tells cnn that he had been living in the united states for nearly 19 years. cnn's david culver has exclusive new reporting from the tarmac. when they arrived. >> stepping. >> off a commercial charter. >> and onto guatemala city's military. >> tarmac. 124 migrants deported for illegally. >> entering the u.s. >> now back home, they. >> processed past. >> officials. >> including the country's vice president, and into a reception hall. cookies and coffee await. one by one. >> they're called. >> up to be officially documented. >> now. >> that's a change from their status. >> in the u.s. >> she lived ten years. >> in the. >> u.s. in alabama. she did. >> roofing. >> construction and car repair while in the u.s. here we meet. sara tot-botoz at 43. she says she. >> carries a criminal record. >> related to. >> child endangerment. >> she was shopping at walmart to. with her. >> grandson. >> and she. said he didn't have. >> a car. >> seat, and she was pulled over as she wa

as we mentioned, two planes landed in guatemala today. meanwhile, here in newark, the mayor says he expects more deportations. >>> president trump has arrived in los angeles, where he'll be touring areas devastated by wildfires, after visiting a north carolina neighborhood destroyed by hurricane helene, where he blasted fema's response, and suggested closing down the agency. here's peter alexander. >> trump visiting people displaceed, ravageed by hurricane helene four months ooze. >> i totally feel like we have been forgotten. >> reporter: the president, alongside the first lady, again complaining that fema's response has been too slow. >> unfortunately our government failed you. about it wasn't the trump government. it was a government run by biden. >> reporter: and talking about elim flateingema entirely. >> fema not good. it's been a disaster. i think we're going to propose that fema go away. >> and give money to states and give direct control. but he would need congress to gym him the authority. >> a breadth of expertise and resources

this issue, speaking to us from guatemala city. he told us several key things regarding the deportations. number one, fred, the government of guatemala has been in what he described as permanent communication with the white house on the issue of the deported guatemalan nationals. palomo also said that 264 citizens of his country were deported on u.s. military flights on friday to guatemala, including six children and number three. this official also said that his country is ready to handle around 18 weekly flights of guatemalan citizens deported and deported from the u.s. the issue of the deportation seems to be a top priority for the government of the central american nation. guatemalan vice president karen herrera personally welcomed some of the migrants deported back to their home country this week, greeting them at a guatemalan air force base just outside the country's capital. meanwhile, the official we spoke with says the deportations were not a surprise for his government. >> our authorities in the united states, led by amba

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, colombia, guatemala, colombia. out of colombia when they decided to refuse the two planes, the two military aircraft from landing on colombian soil carrying what mr trump has called illegal migrants who are criminals rather than civilians in his eyes. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is confirming the civilian, one of the hostages being held by hamas will be released as well as the soldier, our gam burger, and another hostage, so confirmation from the israeli pm according to the reuters news agency that three hostages will be released. one man, and a soldier, and another hostage whose name we currently don't have the will be released by hamas. wejust have the will be released by hamas. we just received have the will be released by hamas. wejust received news in the last half hour or so from the last half hour or so from the qatari foreign ministry who had been mediating the talks between israel and hamas, that hamas would hand over arbel yehud and according to the qatari foreign ministry, they will all

el viernes pasado otros 75 militares de guatemala se sumaron a las fuerzas que combaten las temiblespor el propÓsito de recuperar el control de la isla. >> gracias a nuestros hermanos de guatemala para venir y soportar contra la inseguridad. >> soldados y helicÓpteros del salvador estÁn en el ti y a pesar de los esfuerzos multinacionales por enfrentar la brutal arremetida de pandillas. hasta ahora no se ha logrado erradicarlas. por el contrario, las organizaciones parecen estar ganando terreno. muchos dicen sentirse frustrados y decepcionados porque nada parece detener el dominio de organizaciones criminales en diciembre del aÑo pasado dos periodistas fueron asesinados en pandillas. >> Éstos apoyan la llamada misiÓn multinacional de apoyo a la seguridad encabezada . las pandillas son organizaciones criminales que controla cerca del 85% del territorio al tirano . regresÓ contigo. >> seguimos de vuelta en estados unidos. la cÁmara y el senado se reÚnen este lunes para certificar victoria del presidente electo en las elecciones de noviembre pasado. esto ocurre cuatro aÑos despuÉs de que

guatemala recibe dos vuelos con 80 guatemaltecos reportados desde estados unidos.s retornados habÍa 31 mujeres y 48 hombres y un adolescente gestionados por el gobierno de guatemala y autoridades dijeron que estÁn a la espera de mÁs informaciÓn sobre cuÁntos vuelos y personas llegarÁn. poder planificar los recibimientos y precisamente ante las deportaciones anunciadas, las estafas nos hicieron esperar, es lo que denuncia una televidente que desesperada hablÓ para solicitar ayuda, veamos. siembran sembrando terror como si fuera una emergencia. el presidente donald trump va a quitar todo esto de las ayudas. >> falso para que con temor a represalias renaud tocar su rostro. cayera blanco de bon escape, pidieron $320 para iniciar el supuesto proceso legal. >> le tronaron la tarjeta y recuperaron el dinero tras reportar lo sucedido con el banco y solicitaron enviarles dinero a una cuenta en colombia. >> lo que pasa es que en colombia la carta de expulsiÓn. >> no van a deportar ellos y en la pÁgina web es falsa de todas las agencias gubernamentales tienen el dominio y con

ramÍrez de guatemala lleva casi tres meses en este lugar. >> estamos en espera de lo que dice dios. yo imprimo hojas. reportero: los migrantes han dejado de llegar a mÉxico en grandes nÚmeros, pero siguen llegando en pequeÑos grupos. se aprecian en plazas y calles tratando de sobrevivir mientras esperan la cita. otros se unen a caravanas que salen periÓdicamente de tapachula, quieren llegar a la ciudad de mÉxico y quedarse a trabajar por si no llega la cita y no pueden entrar a estados unidos. edwin: llegamos al final. gracias por acompaÑarnos. nos vemos esta noche. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica]

military flights on friday to guatemala, including six children. and number three, this official also said that guatemala is ready to handle around 18 weekly flights of guatemalan citizens deported from the u.s. the issue of the deportation seems to be a top priority for the government of the central american nation. guatemalan vice president karen herrera personally welcomed back to her country some of the migrants deported this week. greeting them at a guatemalan air force base just outside the capital. meanwhile, the official we spoke with says the deportations were not a surprise for his government. >> our authorities in. >> the united states. led by the ambassador hugo petita, met this week with officials of donald trump's administration. there was fluid communication and they gave us detailed information about the flights that were expected this friday. >> and to put the issue of deportations of guatemalan citizens in perspective. the u.s. deported more than 66,000 back to their home country in fiscal year 2024, according to data from u.s. im

two planes landed in guatemala today.here in newark the mayor says he expects more deportations over the next few days. lester. >> thank you. president trump arrived in los angeles where he will be touring areas devastated by wildfires after visiting a north carolina neighborhood destroyed by hurricane helene. he blasted fema's response and suggested closing down the agency. here is peter alexander. >> reporter: president trump in north carolina ravaged by hurricane helene four months ago. the president, along side the first lady again complaining that fema's response has been too slow. >> unfortunately our government failed you. it wasn't the trump government. it was the government run by biden. >> floating a dramatic move, eliminating fema entirely. >> i think frankly fema is not good. fema turned out to be a disaster. i think we are going to recommend fema go away. >> reporter: proposing the white house send relief directly to states and give more control to the governors. the president doesn't have the power to shut d

military flights on friday to guatemala, including six children. and number three, jessica. this official also said that guatemala is ready to handle around 18 weekly flights of guatemalan citizens deported from the u.s. the issue of deportations seems to be a top priority for the government of the central american nation. guatemalan vice president karen herrera personally welcomed back to her country some of the migrants deported this week, greeting them at a guatemalan air force base just outside the capital. meanwhile, the official we spoke with says the deportations were not a surprise for his government. >> authorities in the united states, led by ambassador hugo becerra, were in communication this week with senior officials in the donald trump administration. the communication was very fluid. we had fairly detailed information about the flights that they were expecting friday. >> jessica, to put the issue of deportations of guatemalan citizens in perspective. the u.s. deported more than 66,000 back to their home country in fiscal year 2024, according to data from u.s.

military flights on friday to guatemala, including six children. and number three, this official also said that guatemala is ready to handle around 18 weekly flights of guatemalan citizens deported from the u.s. the issue of the deportation seems to be a top priority for the government of the central american nation. guatemalan vice president karen herrera personally welcomed back to her country some of the migrants deported this week, greeting them at a guatemalan air force base just outside the capital. meanwhile, the official we spoke with says the deportations were not a surprise for his government. >> our authorities. >> in the united states, led by the ambassador hugo becerra. met this week with officials of donald trump's administration. there was fluid communication and they gave us detailed information about the flights that were expected this friday. >> and to put the issue of deportations of guatemalan citizens in perspective. the u.s. deported more than 66,000 back to their home country in fiscal year 2024, according to data from u.s. i

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the first group left on flights bound for guatemala from fort bliss in el paso. that's according to a homeland security official. we're standing by to see the president leave the white house any moment now. he is departing to visit disaster zones in north carolina and california. we are standing by to see if he comments on these new flights. let's get right to cnn's priscila alvarez, who is with us now. and, priscilla, this is a different process. this is not something we've seen with the u.s. military aircraft before, right? >> that is what's different in this. >> this is the use of. >> military aircraft for. >> these repatriation flights. >> of course, all. of this kicked off with president trump's executive order declaring a national emergency at the u.s. southern border. what that did was unlock these resources for the department of homeland security. >> to use. >> from the pentagon. so this week, the pentagon had announced that they were going to send military aircraft. to both el paso and to san diego. the images that we are seeing this morning, posted by t

but we are seeing pictures of those flights that landed in guatemala earlier this morning. as the guatemalan government worked to sort of bring them back into the fold in the communities there, and we're also told that there was a third flight that was expected to land in mexico, but that flight did not take off because mexican authorities declined to allow the u.s. to land in mexico. zinhle. >> definitely a fast-moving situation. priscilla thompson, thank you. >>> a cousin of erik and lyle menendez is pushing for their release from prison. the brothers' case captivated the nation for decades. the brothers were convicted in the 1989 murders of their parents. now as they prepare for a resent resentancing hearing that could set them free, that cousin is one of many family members speaking out on their behalf. stephanie gosk is following this case for us. you actually spoke with this cousin. what didou hear? >> you mentioned a big family. a very big family. she is one of the closest family members, anna maria, to the two brothers. she's known them her entire life. she's three

barry es una abuela de 65 aÑos, lleva 13 en washington y aprendiÓ espaÑol en misiones a honduras y guatemalala condenÓ el uso de la guardia nacional para desalojar a la fuerza a manifestantes de black lives matter para que el entonces presidente fuera a la iglesia de saint johns, que habÍa sido vandalizada. allÍ trump se tomÓ una foto con una biblia. ella afirmÓ en ese entonces que usar una iglesia como telÓn de fondo iba contra la Ética de las enseÑanzas de jesÚs. >> bien, bueno, ahÍ estÁ en entrevista con telemundo. gracias cristina. el presidente trump mantiene, a pesar de todo, firme sus polÍticas migratorias. hoy llegaron a la frontera las primeras tropas que enviÓ el nuevo gobierno con la declaraciÓn de emergencia. habÍa trascendido que serÍan 10.000 agentes. hoy el presidente negÓ ese dato. francisco cuevas estÁ en eagle pass, texas, con detalles. >> francisco quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes. julio los primeros militares enviados por el presidente donald trump arribaron el dÍa de hoy aquÍ a texas, especÍficamente al paso texas en la base militar blitz. fueron 1500 los que van a arribar en

this c-17 at fort bliss, texas, migrants in restraints seen boarding a flight to guatemala. new image from inside another flight taking off from tucson, arizona. meantime, the administration saying that arrests are ramping up. more than 500 undocumented migrants arrested in multiple cities over the last 24 hours. and tonight, the president's new border czar, tom holman, saying this is only the beginning. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, u.s. military aircraft flying undocumented migrants out of the country as president donald trump launches his deportation campaign. the white house releasing these pictures, dozens of migrants in chains boarding c-17 aircraft. the flights landing in guatemala carrying roughly 160 people, men and women. >> deportation's going very well. >> reporter: today, the trump administration's new border czar, tom holman, telling me it's only the beginning. is that going to be a constant commitment from the u.s. military every single day? >> yes. >> reporter: to take d

nuestras cÁmaras mÁs tarde registraron su llegada esta maÑana en guatemala.ecibiÓ al grupo de 31 mujeres y 48 hombres. nuestra cadena hermana nbc news confirmÓ tambiÉn que un tercer vuelo que iba hacia mÉxico no pudo despegar porque el gobierno mexicano no lo aceptÓ. criticÓ la medida unilateral de la administraciÓn trump y agregÓ que debieron pedir su asistencia. nosotros aquÍ en noticias telemundo hemos buscado comentarios de el gobierno mexicano. hasta ahora no hemos recibido respuesta. ice tambiÉn divulgÓ los rostros, las identidades, los antecedentes de 31 personas que son sospechosas o culpables de haber cometido algÚn crimen y que quedaron detenidas este jueves en 19 ciudades, entre ellas chicago, san francisco, nueva york, san antonio, el paso y san juan. la agencia dijo en todo el dÍa de ayer hicieron un total de 538 arrestos, el doble del promedio diario. casi el 70% son arrestos criminales. el resto no. uno de esos operativos de ice se llevÓ a cabo en una procesadora de alimentos en newark, nueva jersey. ahÍ detuvieron a tres trabajadores. sin docu

guatemala recibe los dos primeros vuelos con deportados procedentes de estados unidos.

el pasado lunes, un primer grupo de inmigrantes fue recibido ya por autoridades en guatemala y ayer juevescientes, méxico rechazó 1 de estos vuelos, lo que provocó el desvío de este avión hasta guatemala. recordemos que la presidenta de méxico, claudia sheinbaum, ya ha expresado su desacuerdo con las políticas migratorias de estados unidos y ha dicho que no agachará la cabeza. y bueno, aquí también hay incertidumbre. hay incertidumbre entre los migrantes que llegaron a este país bajo el parole humanitario tras una nueva medida del presidente donald trump, que permitiría que sean deportados, pero la verdad es que hay muchos grises aún. esta orden no está muy bien explicada. existen algunas líneas que no están bien entendidas todavía, por eso usted ya lo ve. vamos directamente con flavio lacayo para que nos explique flavio qué has indagado sobre este tema? cuál es la situación en este momento para las personas que entraron con parole a estados unidos? dayanna qué tal? muy buenas tardes. bueno, déjame te comento, hace pocas horas nos sentamos y platicamos con un abogado, un experto en inmigra

dozens of migrants back to guatemala today. this comes as the military. >> announces the first group. >> of active duty. >> forces deployed. to the us-mexico. >> border. >> and in. >> just a matter of hours, four more hostages are expected to return to israel from gaza. larry sabato karina elle reeve, naama levy and daniella gilboa. are set to be part of the latest round of hostage for prisoner exchanges. our teams are positioned across the region ahead of the swap. >> welcome to. >> the lead, i'm jake tapper. we start this hour with our politics lead and the politicization of federal disaster aid. today, in his first presidential trip outside washington since his inauguration, president trump visited disaster stricken north carolina, where the impacts of the massive flooding in the aftermath of hurricane helene are still being felt roughly four months later. while criticizing fema's response to hurricane helene during the biden years, trump indicated that he may get rid of the federal agency and believes responses to disasters

to guatemala. how do you respond to those images? >> i love it.hink the people who are flying those in were committing human trafficking crimes and whether they were hired by the federal government or not, you're not supposed to commit an illegal act whether you're hired by the government or anything. you can't kill your neighbor if hired by the government. you shouldn't be able to human traffic. and it was wrong from the beginning. and now we're just trying to correct it and do what is right. and doing what is right is easy in huntington beach. >> sandra: well, i still can't over the shirt, mayor. loving the shirt. mayor -- >> that's funny. >> sandra: california, you know we're so far away from that. we have snow everywhere here. mayor, appreciate you coming on and responding to all of that. thank you. >> oh, no. god bless. and thank you for what you're doing. >> sandra: all right. john. >> john: all right, this from vermont, the fbi announcing that they have made an arrest in connection with the deadly shooting of border patrol agent. agent davi

another c-17 heading to guatemala tonight. over the weekend, the government of colombia refusing to allow two american military planes carrying migrants to land. president trump threatening to impose heavy tariffs on colombian imports, which would have spiked prices at the grocery store on coffee and other products. colombia fired back, threatening to slap tariffs on american goods. but before long they backed down, agreeing to accept the deportation flights. >> we've made it clear to every country that they will be taking back our people. and if they don't, they'll pay a very high economic price. >> reporter: tonight, south of the border, mexican authorities preparing for an influx of deportees. drone footage showing massive tent shelters now under construction. >> david: all right. so let's get right to rachel scott. she's with us live tonight from florida. rachel, the administration making it very clear, this is a massive multiagency effort. what did i.c.e. officials tell you today about what's still coming? >> reporter: ye

so we know now that security forces from guatemala, el salvador have arrived in haiti.sked with gathering the country's gang violence. what do you anticipate with the addition of these troops to the mission? well, i'm here to tell you that people have been waiting for this mission to be reinforced as a result of its arrival, and not really being able to take on the gangs as everyone had hoped and expected. and it comes at a very opportune time. what we have seen over the holidays is that gangs have not let down. they have burned and looted several businesses in port—au—prince, not far from the airport, and then this week we've also seen gangs go above in the mountains, creating panic there. of its arrival, and not really being able to take on the gangs as everyone had hoped and expected. and it comes at a very opportune time. what we have seen over the holidays is that gangs have not let down. and so, if i'm not mistaken, they will be working with kenyan police officers who are already on the ground. how has that deployment been going? so yes, we have 300 kenyan police

patients from the us gets underway with more than 250 men, women, and children arriving in guatemala. the welcome to the program. how boss as it, as the names of full female, is by the soldiers that can release on site today. they've been held captive in gaza since october the 7th 2023, and all the 1st military personnel to be freed since the cx 5 came into effect on sunday. they be named is carina ivy f knob a levy. danielle give. bo i, lady i was back, it's the 2nd president. exchange of to 3 is really civilians were released last sunday. while the decision on who and how many of exchange by each side is determined by the sci fi deal. for one of the female civilian captive. israel will release, so the palestinians, women and children, for one of the female military captive, israel will free 50 pounds, a study of women and children with the most beautiful useful soldiers. this right is expected to then free $200.00 pallets, citizens, charles transfers reports 3 women fried off to 15 months in captivity. this is the moment on january the 19th that from us released the 1st is ready to

s. customs away with more than 250 men, women and children arriving in guatemala. and i'll just ever joins a police raid in the philippines and closing down small scale scam operations. the welcome to the program. how about says it adds the names of full female is writing the soldiers that are release on site today. they've been held captive in gauze since october. the 7th, 2023, and then the 1st military personnel to be freed since the cx 5 came into effect on sunday. that'd be named is carina. i do have a number lengthy done that goes by and live a little bag. it's the 2nd the prisoner exchange. after 3 is very, the civilians are released last sunday. so the decision on who and how many are exchanged by each side is determined by the sci fi deal for one female civilian attempt. if israel will release the t, palestinian women and children for one female military captive, israel will free 50 palestinian women and children with i'm asked you to release full soldiers is riley is expected to then feed 200 palestinians. child strength reports. the 3 women fried off to

s. military planes coming deported, migrants arrived in guatemala on friday. the fights came from texas not residing, uncovered more than 250 men, women, and children. the whitehouse confirm that it had begun to expanding fast drunk people taking nationwide and it comes off to president. trump issued a series of executive orders, cracking down on immigration as soon as he took office earlier this week. for margaret shelters and mexico. uh, pricing for search and arrivals. following that i told you to call you on a report stuff in to you want to locate it across the us border from san diego. there are 2 realities playing out at the same time on one hands of what is expected to happen, but isn't quite happening yet. which is this masking for taishan of undocumented migraines, that the donald trump administration has been promising since he won the election. and on the other hand, is the reality of those people who are already here in cities like to juan on others, across the border, who basically were left with no real resources after their cdp appointments were

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dozens of soldiers and military police officers from guatemala and el salvador have arrived in haitice of a un—backed international force. the soldiers willjoin the multinational mission already led by kenya, which sent nearly 400 police officers last year. so far the mission has failed to prevent the violence or stop the gangs, which now control about 85% of the capital, so what comes next, with the new trump presidency in the united states and perhaps the removal of president yoon from office and another snap election, and the emergence at the election of a slightly less pro—trilateral cooperation between the us, south korea and japan kind of head of state — this is all very murky and unsettling for the us. dozens of soldiers and military police officers from guatemala and el salvador have arrived in haiti in an effort to reinforce security and combat armed gangs. haiti has experienced a rise in violence, despite the presence of a un—backed international force. the soldiers willjoin the multinational mission already led by kenya, which sent nearly 400 police officers last year. cre

miles de personas que cruzan la frontera con guatemala y que emprenden su rumbo a estados unidos.ortantes de este estado ubicada en los lÍmites con guatemala caminan a diario con la intenciÓn de llegar al centro de mÉxico y avanzar para cruzar estados unidos. >> lo que nos obliga a caminar es el derecho de trabajo. que quisiÉramos tener un permito. juan: son migrantes que a diario caminan entre 10 y 12 horas muchos cansados, agotados y con los pies lacerados pero con la esperanza de cumplir el sueÑo americano. las autoridades tratan de evitar las caravanas. fernando castro es especialista en materia migratoria y ve con preocupaciÓn el incremento de este fenÓmeno social. >> los surcos migratorios a estados unidos continÚan incrementÁndose, en el periodo de 2020—2023 ma de 8.2 millones de personas fueron capturados en la frontera sur de estados unidos y de Éstos fueron deportados 6.5 millones. juan: marcamos la pausa pero cuando regresemos, se lanza una beca para ayudar a profesionales de la educaciÓn especial y afrontar la escasez de docentes. otra nueva ley prohÍbe que se eliminen

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detuvieron a 78 personasprovenientes de perÚ, guatemala, el salvador, honduras, ecuador, mÉxico y chinados a mÉxico. >> en los campos del condado en el valle central, temprano por la maÑana, vÍctor viajaba en su camioneta junto a su primo rumbo a su trabajo para lo que pensaban serÍa una jornada mÁs en los campos de mandarina. ese viaje rutinario sobre la autopista 99 terminÓ cambiando su vida. los agentes se acercaron al auto. vÍctor y su primo fueron detenidos por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza del sector el centro. son parte de los migrantes indocumentados que la agencia resto durante los operativos que hizo en el condado y que confirmÓ por medio este comunicado, en el que detalla una operaciÓn enfocada en interceptar a quienes han violado la ley federal de estados unidos. el trÁfico de sustancias peligrosas, los delincuentes no ciudadanos y la interrupciÓn de las rutas de transporte utilizadas por las organizacionescriminales transnacionales. en redes sociales como un perfil que asegura ser del agente jefe de patrulla fronteriza, publicÓ una fotografÍa de vÍctor en la que asegura

, and they were bound for guatemala. we are now getting updates from an organization on the ground in guatemala that is putting out stills of these arrivals. so we are this story is quickly developing. but in addition to that, we also know there were recent border crossers. so they were in border patrol custody and they were in the el paso sector. now the pentagon has said that they were sending this military aircraft to el paso and to san diego. so we'll see if more of these flights continue. but, jim, just to broaden this out a little bit, the situation at the u.s. southern border is relatively quiet, far more than it was even over the last several months. so about 1100 to 1300 people crossing a day versus the 4000, 6000 and up that we were seeing in recent years. so this is an effort to really clamp down on the u.s. southern border, even as border crossings where they are right now are lower than they were in recent years. >> interesting. all right, priscilla, stay with me. i want to bring in cnn contributor and new y

defense officials tell nbc news two military planes flew migrants to guatemala last night. ice confirmed more than 500 migrants were arrested yesterday, almost double the daily average for the most recent month on record. a trump administration official says. those arrests took place nationwide, including in illinois, utah, california, minnesota, new york, florida and maryland. 373 were arrested on criminal allegations. 165 others whose only offense was being here without the proper documentation. there was also a raid in new jersey at a local fish market, where the mayor of newark says ice detained a united states citizen and a military veteran. mayor ras baraka says the agents did not produce a warrant. right now, schools, churches, hospitals, playgrounds and daycares are all bracing for their own raids after president trump okayed arrests in, quote, sensitive areas. in fact, we are just getting word that there was a raid on a chicago public school today. just in the last few minutes, the ceo of the chicago public schools will join us in just a moment to explain what teac

es una de ellas, migrante de guatemala, pensaba dedicarse al campo cuando estaba en su paÍs, ahora suon alex, de 4 aÑos, otro niÑo inmigrante quien nos ayuda a grabar con un celular esta entrevista. a su corta edad, Álex no sabe en quÉ lugar estÁ, pero sÍ sabe que son migrantes. >> ¿sabes que nosotros somos inmigrantes? ¿quÉ le pedirÍas a diosito? >> que nos dÉ fuerzas. reportero: similar es el caso de rosita y su hijo dominique. >> ¿tÚ cambiarÍas si tuvieras una varita mÁgica? >> que estuviera en un lugar tranquilo. reportero: ana luz es especialista en migraciÓn infantil, y asegura que cada menor proceso de manera distinta lo que estÁ viviendo. >> dependiendo de la edad de cada niÑo niÑo es como ellos van a poder procesar y transmitir en palabras que un adulto pudiera entender cuÁles son esos miedos, no te va decir un violador o un secuestrado, pero sÍ lo va a pintar como un monstruo un fantasma. reportero: son voces emigrantes menores de edad. todos tienen los migratorios que les afecta a nivel fÍsico y emocional. elian: gracias. en medio de la devastaciÓn por los incendios en los

ha sido detectada en paÍses centroamericanos como guatemala y tambiÉn en mÉxico. >> es un gusto implantadoe hay que cuando una persona estÉ expuesta al aire libre y tiene una herida o en la mucosa, desde la boca o los ojos. guillermo: si usted tiene animal que puede tener en cuenta esos sÍntomas de la picadura de moscas desarrollo del arma en la piel, comportamiento irritable, cabeza temblorosa, picaduras de moscas, presencia de larvas. las autoridades de salud en texas recomienda especialmente a los granjeros estar pendiente para detectar sus animales o mascotas presenta estos sÍntomas y les piden que en caso de encontrar alguna infectado los reportes de inmediato. aunque no tiene nada que ver con la mosca, la alerta en texas es en suma la conformaciÓn de la primera muerte de la persona afectada por la parte de la gripe aviar en luisiana, la gripe tendrÁ otros problemas de salud adicional y tendrÁ mÁs de 65 aÑos, estados unidos ha reportado la presencia de virus de la gripe aviar en 66 personas, generalmente empleados de granja con animales contagiados. los expertos seÑalan que unas alarm