tambiÉn se indicÓ que trabajar con las autoridades migratorias de mÉxico, honduras, el salvador, parauestas por el gobierno del presidente true. se incrementaron varias polÍticas. una pedÍa que los visitantes esperen en mÉxico mientras que un tribunal atiene sus peticiones. el gobierno redujo las categorÍas de persecuciÓn por las que se conceden la protecciÓn. y el martes el presidente true viajarÁ a la zona limÍtrofe entre estados unidos y mÉxico. donde busca destacar la conclusiÓn de casi 400 millas de muro fronterizo. en 2016 gran parte de la campaÑa de trump se basÓ en la construcciÓn de muro. la factura finalmente la pagaron los contribuyentes de estados unidos. revisemos quÉ pasa. méxico vive una verdadera crisis sanitaria por la pandemia.de vida que se registran nuevos casos de coronavirus y fallecimientos con nÚmero rÉcord. ademÁs que no hay suficientes tanques de oxÍgeno, y las funerarias y crematorios no dan abasto. >> mÉxico ha alcanzado récord de contagio por cuarto dÍa consecutivo. con esta cantidad de enfermos es casi imposible conseguir una cama de hospital. como este j

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 sleep and work and 3 shipping container shacks. marco antonio has been stationed here for 6 years. in this most of these houses for us policeman. much time to spend here

as guatemala, honduras and el salvador. and under these critical in silence, cooperation agreements. the burden of illegal immigration is now shared all across the region. now when an illegally immigrant is arrested in aurora, they can be sent to a neighboring country instead of into a u.s. community. prior to them getting here, countries would not accept them. they would say no, no. and i said will you have to take them. the first month i will never forget. these gentlemen right here came to me and they said they will not take them back. they came and they may be murderers . mate they may be cartel. they may be some very vicious people. the country did not want them back. and i stopped all payments to those countries. i stopped everything going to those countries. and after we stopped for about a month, you remember. after we stopped for about a month, they called and said we would love to have them back.

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guatemala, honduras and el salvador. these critical asylum cooperation agreements, the burden of illegal immigration is now shared all across the region. now when an illegal immigrant is arrested at our border they can be sent to a neighboring country instead of a u.s. community. prior to my getting here, hunters would -- countries wouldn't accept them. they'd say no, no, no. said you got to take them. first month, these yemen right here came to me and said they won't take them back. they came, they may be murderer they may be cartel. -- cartel heads. may be some vicious people. the countries didn't want them back. and i stopped all payments to those countries, i stopped everything to those countries an after we stopped for about a month, you remember? after it was stopped for a bt a month they called and said we'd love to have them back. they never gave -- we never gave them as much money as they were getting, by the way. but they got some. it was amazing. you people know better than anyone. they wouldn't take them back

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 us government sent back criminals undocumented immigrants. some of those deported then imported l.a. style gang life into their home countries. well. and in many places in guatemala it is they who now control the streets. here in 29000 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 below us by below 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 men live sleep and work in 3 shipping container shacks. marco antonio has been stationed here for 6 years. in business these houses for us policeman. printed terms you know how

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guatemala are using force to try to block more than 7,000 migrants coming this way from honduras and el salvador. they want to pass through the country south of us to reach mexico and then burst their way into the united states and the incoming biden administration official reportedly is passing on a message to those migrants, do not come here right now because you won't be able to get in immediately. biden has promised to rollback many of president trump's strict illegal immigration policies and a top border official says that may explain what you see here. the caravan. >> now was not the time. this is dangerous. they're risking their own lives, throughout the western hemisphere is there doing this but what i would say is it's a little too little, little too late. the rhetoric that's been out there, the open border strategy is what is driving this. >> harris: we will to that this hour and the focus is on joe biden's plan to undo many more of president trump's america first policies. he says he will do that on day one. also a new development in the crackdown on conservative voices and questions

biden administration wants to send $4 billion in aid to the central american countries of honduras, el salvador -- keeping migrants from coming here. many americans are waiting for their covid relief here at home. william la jeunesse is live with the news from los angeles. william. >> the question is does this strategy work? does sending billions south mean fewer people come north? from 2013 to 2018 the u.s. spent 2.4 billion in central america. the gao examined that all and the programs. their conclusion because of corruption, poor record keeping, low attendance, there was little evidence the money produced less poverty or better government. yet at the same time illegal immigration here increased dramatically with tens of thousands arriving every month despite billions spent to keep them home. >> i don't think there is any way of stopping migration from central america in the short term. the reality is the lure of wages in the u.s. is too strong, the violence in some of the countries in the region is too great. we'll be dealing with people coming from central america for the foreseeable future

todd: to that end, president biden pledging $4 billion to help development in honduras, el salvador,he says this money will address the root problem. you say it fails to address the real problem. ex practice late a little more on -- extrapolate a little more on that. >> he acts like this is the first time we've given money to these countries. we've given them money for a long time. they haven't done the job to this point. they've got a lot of corruption. the money will go to other places. we have people in this country that are struggling, business that's are struggling. let's give that $4 billion to them. the other issue is, is that the root -- he wants to address the root problem. i get that. and there are problems down there. but i would contend that the root problem is our weak immigration laws and inability to enforce those laws. and when you say you're not going to enforce that law for 100 days, that's going to create those caravans, going to make people want to come here. it's only going to increase the amount of drug trafficking and human trafficking into the country. so i wo

biden what he said is that we have to stop this source we have to stop people having to leave honduras el salvador guatemala countries suffering from a lot of violence and a lot of poverty especially after through november storms that really left parts of central america devastated so his place $4000000000.00 he said that money's going to come out of what the trump the ministration was doing to try and detain people in the u.s. he's going to instead try to redirect some of that money to try and improve conditions for people the rule of law the economic situation back in their home countries. still to come this hour tens of thousands of people are evacuated from their homes in indonesia's south kind of montana province after the region's worst flooding in 50 years.

reuters reports just one week ago, guatemala, honduras, el salvador, and mexico issued a joint declaration demanding asylum seekers produce a negative covid-19 test at border checkpoints. tens of thousands of people were displaced after two back-to-back hurricanes, eta and iota, battered the region last november. the pandemic also worsened an already devastating economic crisis in central america. in more u.s. immigration news, a report by physicians for human rights and harvard medical school highlights how immigration and customs enforcement, ice, failed to implement even the most basic hygienic methods to prevent the spread of the coronavirus inside immigration jails. the report says prisoners didn't have access to soap to wash their hands and weren't able to social distance inside the squalid jails. if prisoners raised safety concerns, they would be retaliated against according to the report. researchers spoke to 50 formerly incarcerated immigrants. a 33-year-old man who was held at otay mesa detention center in california said -- "i think i got covid because i had body pain and felt s

this includes historic agreements with mexico, guatemala, honduras and el salvador along with more than 450 miles of powerful new wall. we restored american strength at home and american leadership abroad. the world respects us again. please don't roos that respect. we reclaimed our sovereignty by standing up for america at the united nations an withdrawing if the one-sided global deals that never served our interests. and nato countries are now paying hundreds of billions of dollars more than when i arrived just a few years ago. it was very unfair. we were paying the cost for the world. now the world is helping us and perhaps most importantly of all, nearly $3 trillion, we fully rebuilt the american military. all made in the u.s.a. we launched the first new branch of the united states armed forces in 75 years, the space force. and last spring, i stood at kennedy space center in florida, and watched as american astronauts returned to space on american rockets for the first time in many, many years. we revitalized our alliances and rallied the nations of the world to stand up to china li

in addition to your agreements with mexico, guatemala, honduras and el salvador, we have systematically original legal meaning and purpose, not a free ticket for entry. a recent comprehensive report by the department of homeland security and justice showed how effective our reforms have been and how disastrous their removal would be. it would be a disasterfor our country. i know they are thinking about removing them, i hope they don't do that. it would be an absolute travesty for our country. the report conclusively proves once and for all that aliens released at the border remain at large in the country and do not return home. they won't go home. and you rarely find them. it's very tough to find them so we have aliens released in our country, many of whom are serious criminals, and we stopped that. don't ever start that process again. by don't ever start that process again. by contrast, under our policies, 98% of aliens that remain in dhs custody are removed. simply put, if you enter the united states illegally, you are apprehended and immediately, safely removed from our country. with

he also pressured mexico, guatemala, honduras, and el salvador to crackdown on illegal northbound migrationthe region are hopeful for big shifts in policy under joe biden, including mexico. here is its president. >> and president joe biden's campaign, he offered to finalize immigration reform. i hope he is able to achieve this with this commitment. that is what i hope. i will acknowledge it and celebrate it. i think the time has come for the commitment to immration reform to be fulfilled. and that is what we hope. >> the incoming biden administration has stretched that changes to immigration policies are coming, but not overnight. an official on this morning's nbc news saying they will not be able to come to the united states immediately. the biden administration will prioritize undocumented immigrants already living in the u.s., not those heading to the country now. jessica, a political analyst, policy analyst for the migration policy institute, a think tank in the u.s., she joined me from washington. i asked her whether the caravan could have an easier time crossing the border under a bid

biden what he said is that we have to stop this source we have to stop people having to leave honduras el salvador guatemala country suffering from a lot of violence and a lot of poverty especially after 2 november storms that really left parts of central america devastated so his place $4000000000.00 he said that money's going to come out of what the trump the ministration was doing to try and detain people in the u.s. he's going to instead try to redirect some of that money to try and improve conditions for people the rule of law the economic situation back in their home countries now i think what the question around that is going to be is the fact that he's going to have to partner with the governor with the parties governing those countries if we talk about some of these presidents like president one orlando and then this of honduras he at the moment has been accused and it's been alleged by u.s. prosecutors as he's been taking bribes from drug traffickers to get cocaine to the states and that he allegedly said he wanted to stick cocaine's up the gringos knows is another president of the door

>> right now i think the triangle states guatemala, el salvador and honduras are willing to try to keepre they can. they don't want to see big immigration or migration to the u.s. because we're taking their young workers as well. right now i think they are willing to try their best to help but if the administration totally changes its focus and its goals with illegal immigration, which they've tell graphed that's what they're going to do i don't think we'll continue to see that kind of help. >> harris: wow. congressman biggs, come back soon and we'll check on you on this situation and many more. thank you. good to see you. >> thank you. congratulations. >> harris: thank you. we have breaking news right now. house minority leader kevin mccarthy on his first day in a new administration, the minority leader of republicans in the house and asking him about impeachment. let's watch. >> style in which things were delivered. at the end of the day we'll unify because our policies are right which we'll unify us around. do we have growing pains? yes. we'll do it in a private matter of a conferenc

mexico's president said biden told him he will send $4 billion to help with migrants from honduras and el salvadorto the u.s. greg: he tried to wipe it all away on his very first day. his first hours in office this week president biden signed 17 executive actions dana reversing several decisions made by president trump. you probably didn't hear this but it sounds like the start of the lico movie sequel but i can picture the billboard. executive action rolling back everything trump did. greg: some of the stuff rollback on wednesday includes antifa travel ban from countries with titan terror with titan terror concerns are joining the paris climate agreement and the world health organization, ending the keystone xl pipeline is dana mentioned 37 times and stopping construction of the border wall. i think there is one thing we can all agree on joe still has no idea what is funny but he is thinking about his nap in his favorite episode of car churches like they are correspondent max. >> what are you doing? what are you doing, where to? greg: i would like to thank our producers are putting the black box

i know the people who are already charging people from honduras, el salvador, charging them to bring u.s. border. it is a humanitarian issue but also a security of our nation. we have no idea who these people are. and they aren't going to be held. they'll be released in our communities just as they were released in my community when i was a young girl. they would walk across the river. go into our communities and they had no jobs, no family, no food, they had nothing and this is unsafe for them. >> bill: not just the border wall and immigration and but the deportation order to freeze it for 100 days. it could have a big spike in crime. you can't take felons and send them back home. >> the ability to sign an executive order that ignores the law. the written law by congress. that's why we have three branches of government and there are court orders that say deport these people who are criminals. send them back to their countries of origin. by the strike of a pen the president has now said no, we're not going to send them back. what is the point of the three branches of government if yo

president has revealed biden said, he is pledging four billion dollars to develop development in honduras, el salvadornd guatemala. that is so much money considering our country is broke. he feels improving conditions in the countries, helping improve conditions in the countries may help to lessen the number of migrants seeking to come across the border through mexico into the united states. whether or not that will work, whether or not four billion dollars would be anywhere near enough money to actually disincentivize people from coming into america and everything this country offers people once they arrive, i don't know, i have my doubts and whether or not we should be spending four billion dollars when we're broke on this initiative is h will be up for great debate. that is where he will reverse from trump immigration policies. pete: severe mismanagement of those central american countries. i did a quick check of usaid how much we have given in the past. honduras 85 million, guatemala 75 million in 2020. if we make everything good there with enough government spending they will stop coming to the u

. ♪ ♪ >> harris: we begin with a fresh look, thousands of migrants from honduras and el salvador makingir way to guatemala in a caravan and headed for the united states. soldiers there trying to hold back that caravan, which is posing an early challenge for the incoming biden administration and its plans to overhaul our immigration system. an unnamed biden official reportedly told nbc news the migrants should not expect to come into the united states right away. they need to turn back. but the acting customs and border protection commissioner says that kind of warning would have been helpful, say, a few weeks ago. >> it is a little also was a little, little also obsolete. the rhetoric out there to open border strategies, that's what's driving this. they are using whatsapp and the organizers of these caravans have been very clear, the reason was, that this is happening right now, is because of the perception that our borders are going to be open under the biden administration. unfortunately, in this case, their correct. >> harris: biden is preparing to quickly rollback many of president

committee to develop a plan to deal with the challenges posed by the systemic and endemic in honduras, el salvadornd part of the crisis that challenges us today. getting at the root causes, causing people to make that incredibly difficult decision to pick up one day, leave everything they know behind, leave their families, their country, their culture, their language behind because life is simply not tolerable in its present circumstance. if we don't help these country address those causes, it's going to be very hard to get at the root of the problem. and so, there was a bipartisan plan put forth that passed congress with about $800 million to help countries in the northern triangle, but not simply throwing money at them, but tying the assistance we were providing to concrete reforms that they would take in the criminal justice system, in combatting corruption, in creating greater economic opportunity, et cetera. and we began to see some, i think, progress in each of those countries as a rut of this assistance and coordination. unfortunately, that plan went into abeyance in the last few years and

a lot of these people are coming from el salvador, honduras, guatemala where the situation is unstable and not safe. so figuring out ways to tackle that of violence or corruption and helping these countries so that people do not feel the need to come here. but to your point, this has been going on for decades, this is not new. it is a very comprehensive proposal that, if he accomplishes, could make a difference in the way things have worked so far. host: it is richie, from the democratic line, go ahead. caller: fine, how are you guys. i am not sure how anybody can say that the biden policies are encouraging the rush to the border right now. it is clear as soon as he was inaugurated the rush came, his policies, his language throughout his campaign was clearly about opening those borders. to say that the border walls do not work, come on, anytime you have a barrier, it works. it makes it harder for them to come in. the funniest one is, i cannot understand this, president trump -- the band to europe -- ban to europe and president biden now puts that been back on but lifts the band for mus

about 3,000 migrants had spent the night in a village that was 34 miles from the borders of honduras and el salvadorlence, hammered by coronavirus there, back-to-back hurricanes last year. guatemala sent back almost a thousand migrants from honduras and the caravan tried to advance toward mexico but it's not just immigration that biden is going to have to deal with, and we've learned this morning that he does want to issue some executive orders to as his team is putting it create a more dignified immigration policy starting next week, but again, not overnight. he's also dealing with some other issues, he wants congress to pass this $1.9 trillion covid relief ,400 checks for americans. he wants to makricans are vaccid within his first 100 days, and climate change is another big one. we learned this morning that he plans to sign an executive order to get back in the paris climate accord on day one. back to you. >> tracie potts live from washington, thanks so much. >>> president trump only has about 48 hours left in office. the commander in chief reportedly eyeing last-minute pardons and considering a

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can see hundreds pressing into a wall of armed security forces, they're trying to escape honduras and el salvador are suffering extreme poverty, violence and back-to-back hurricanes. an estimated 7 to 8,000 migrants have entered guatemala friday. dozens of ancient coffins in a >>> in egypt, archeologists find dozens of ancient coffins in a burial ground in giza, they're carved in human form and painted in bright colors many of them still intact. they uncovered the burial temple of an egypt queen dating back 4200 years to egypt's 6th dynasty. government officials hope they attract visitors after tourism plummeted there during the covid. >>> china, this 37-year-old climber making history in hong kong, becoming the first to scale a building in a wheelchair he used a pulley system to climb the almost 1,000-foot-tall skyscraper the event raised 2 million for spinal cord patients and people as we go around the world and up a building in 80 seconds. >>> a california man facing federal charges after he spent three months living inside chicago's o'hare airport prosecutors say he arrived there on a flight

this includes historic agreements with mexico, guatemala, honduras, and el salvador, along with moremiles of powerful new wall. we restored american strength at home and american leadership abroad. the world respects us again. please don't lose that respect. we reclaimed our sovereignty by standing up for america at the united nations and withdrawing from the one-sided global deals that never served our interests. and nato countries are now paying hundreds of billions of dollars more than when i arrived just a few years ago. it was very unfair. we were paying the cost for the world. now the world is helping us and perhaps most importantly of all, with nearly $3 trillion, we fully rebuilt the american military. all made in the usa. we launched the first new branch of the united states armed forces in 75 years, the space force. and last spring i stood at kennedy space center in florida and watched as american astronauts returned to space on american rockets for the first time in many, many years. we revitalized our alliances and rallied the nations of the world to stand up to china lik

offed to be that to come into the country of guatemala for people who are in nicaragua or el salvador or hondurasny thousands of people because they all had i.d. cards. now guatemala is quite accurately and aptly asking for a negative covid test. and that is one of the reasons they are able to disband these groups because they are smart. they realize, wait a minute, this is a super spreader event. and the united states will not stand for it. brian: i did hear they dispersed and are still making their way up. not doing it in bigger groups. >> steve: small groups. nonetheless, to get in guatemala, you have got to have a negative test. the whole thing is as people in central american countries see joe biden dismantle portions of donald trump's immigration plan the question is how much of stay in mexico and other things will this administration keep in place? brian: they don't want it. steve: right now they don't know it. brian: right now they don't want the remain in mexico they called up will. ainsley: a lot of people who didn't like president trump and his rhetoric they decided to vote for joe bid

he also pressured mexico, guatemala, honduras, and el salvador to crack down on illegal north—bound migrationration reform. and i hope that he's able to achieve this, with this commitment. that is what i hope, and i will acknowledge it, and i will celebrate it. i think the time has come for the commitment to immigration reform to be fulfilled, and that is what we hope. the incoming biden administration has stressed that changes to immigration policies are coming, but not overnight. an official had this warning on nbc news, telling migrants trying to claim asylum... jessica bolter is a policy analyst for the migration policy institute, a think tank based in the us. shejoins me from washington now. thank you so much forjoining us on outside source. do you think the caravan that we've seen pictures of right now will face an easier path to the us under a biden administration?- to the us under a biden administration? first of all, i think the _ administration? first of all, i think the key _ administration? first of all, i think the key question - administration? first of all, i think the key ques

concierto a travÉs de una plataforma en mÉxico y en paÍses como colombia, chile, guatemala, honduras, el salvador importante. cuÍdese mucho. >> no serÁ en vivo en ese momento todo junto por 1000 cosas hasta por protocolos de sanidad, por tiempo, pero todos nos pusimos de acuerdo, hicimos esta idea y cada quien graba su parteÍbamos a dar un concierto a la gente. creo que seremos 5,6 canciones cada uno, va a durar bastante. yo tengo una niÑa de un aÑo y de repente naciÓ en diciembre y bueno, es una oportunidad de ver a mi hija de un aÑo, estar en familia, estar con mi mujer pero bueno, todos, todos extraÑamos los escenarios, extraÑamos el calor de la gente. la verdad es que nos llena de vida a nosotros. tenemos un techo, tenemos para comer, afortunadamente estamos en un lugar privilegiadodentro de lo que cabe para tratar de sensibilizar y llegar a los demÁs. jorge ugalde para televisa espectÁculos. francisca: me encantan esas uniones. ahÍ es que estÁ el dinero. chef: que lo hagan los de la balada tambiÉn. raÚl: ademÁs la intenciÓn y la misiÓn que tiene el concierto. ♪ antes no tenía seguro médico..

been hearing and in fact several contacts have heard that there are thousands of people in honduras, el salvadortting ready to go after the inauguration. lastly there are several thousand special interest aliens countries with a nexus to terrorism. that's how they are classified as sias and there are supposed to be thousands of sias waiting in panama getting ready to cross. so several hundred thousand people poised to try to enter the united states as soon as possible. now that joe biden is in power. ainsley: okay. lara logan, thank you so much. if you want to see no agenda, return to the border. it premiers on february 1st on fox nation. coming up, president biden makes climate change a top priority in the very first days in office and it could impact what your children are learning in school. will it be mandatory? details next. ♪ ♪ s apes ounce president biden wasted no time undoing president trump's agenda with a flurry of executive orders including rejoining the paris climate accord. the agreement could look a little different as reports indicate some want to add an educational requirement t

these lovely people from honduras, guatemala and el salvador.en won the election, it's official, i don't know if you hurry to come and know they are based, guided toward the border based on joe biden's to be promise. listen to this. >> what i want for my people, i just want all the rest, he's given us a hundred days to get to the u.s. and give us legal aid to pay for so we can get a better life for our family. >> brian: there's just a way to get there. and he knows that the former vice president knows what his words would do especially if he won. so tom, he is not surprised. >> no he's not. i wrote an op-ed in july of last year's saying if he became president we lose the border. that's why and 14-15 we had a border search. i went to the white house numerous times to brief on what was causing the surgeon how we stopped at. what was deterrence and consequence. they gave us many more detention beds and we detained them but he gives all these getaways and these enticements of no deportations, i want to stop ice from detaining people are doing on enf

one for mexico would be trying to secure funding for countries in central america guatemala el salvador honduras that are sending lots of or not sending but lots of migrants are fleeing those countries fleeing the violence fleeing the economic situation and traveling through mexico to get to the united states it causes a problem for the u.s. which in turn causes a problem for mexico now president joe biden's place $4000000000.00 to work with those governments and try and solve those problems and also solve the problems of corruption in those countries over the next 4 years so let's he how that turns out now of course is one of the country in latin america that's an absolute powerhouse it's one of the 2 biggest is actually the biggest economic power in latin america and that's brazil now president joe here bill sonando was a real supporter of president trump he was even called the trump of the tropics and i think somewhat reluctantly he's had to embrace president joe biden now. as well when he sent a letter to day asking for free trade in a free trade agreement between the 2 countries i think a l

have been hit hard by the pandemic, and they are truly suffering in countries like honduras, guatemala, and el salvadorconfused, because they are hearing that deportations are stopping, there's now a path to citizenship, and it would be a natural assumption that the southern door is wide open. all that is doing is putting thousands and thousands of people at risk. if congress wants to fix this, they have got a democrat majority, they should fix immigration. i don't think they have the stones to do it. >> emily: [laughs] i agree. "the new york times" getting slammed for labeling president biden the "most religiously observant president in 50 years." that's not the only reason critics are claiming a double standard on faith and politics. details and debate, next. ♪ ♪ at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. ♪♪ ♪♪ [ engines revving ] ♪♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's

guatemala are using force to try to block more than 7,000 migrants coming this way from honduras and el salvadoruntry south of us to reach mexico and then burst their way into the united states and the incoming biden administration official reportedly is passing on a message to those migrants, do not come here

a big part of the way we thought illegal immigration was with partnerships with el salvador, honduras mexico. and they have done more. this is the first caravan that has gone anywhere since early 2019 because of the relationships that president trump achieved. and let's face it. it was hard-nosed negotiating if you will remember almost twowo years ago when the president was criticized substantially on both sides of the aisle for being so tough. it worked. we have the most fruitful relationship. i hope the new administration will not flush all of that very productive effort down the drain. >> sean: all right, ken cuccinelli, thank you. when we come back, first lady melania trump released a farewell earlier tonight.il we will show parts of it. instead of working toward uniting the country, the left seems to be happy keepingd everybody divided. you won't believe what a democratic lawmaker just said about our own national guard.ke can't make it up, straight ahead ♪ ♪ cyber attacks are relentlessly advancing. to end them, cybereason built a cyber security solution so advanced... it can end

coming from countries to the start of mexico the central american countries of guatemala el salvador and honduras president will preside over the door says look the answer to that is more investment from the united states in those countries to try and stop the root causes of them fleeing which is poverty and which is violence now president joe biden in the united states has played $4000000000.00 to try and help with that he says he's going to try to work with governments in those countries to try and stop that migration from getting up and getting to the u.s. border so we'll have to see as this relationship develops how that's going to go but one thing is for certain this country mexico needs a good relationship with the u.s. administration 80 percent of mexican exports about do head to the united states so whatever friction there have there has been however tepid the welcome from president will preserve the dogs president joe biden has been up to now that's going to need to improve and things going to are going to have to be smooth yeah right sounds like and john heilemann thank you for that upd

partnership with governments there president biden has a plan to try and temper corruption in el salvador guatemala and honduras 2 and a lot going to depend on whether that works and it's a tough one in those countries and if the money can get to where it's needed john home and how does it or mexico city. is there with me still rather a reminder of our top stories hours after being sworn in as the 46th president of the united states joe biden signed 17 executive orders and actions dismantling some of donald trump's contentious policies and they include a rollback of the immigration band targeting muslims and having the u.s. rejoin the paris climate accord. when we meet and prime there is executive action. vikki been promising for me to be one way to go. back and they are important but we're going to move her. and the 1st word around here is. to. come. and record. more. or i have a. 100. 100 property and they promise to center. the 1st. couple hours has made history and her swearing in breaking both gender and racial barriers the former california attorney general is the 1st born vice president and also the 1st

partnership with governments there president biden has a plan to try and temper corruption in el salvador guatemala and honduras and a lot going to depend on whether that works and it's a tough one in those countries and if the money can get where it's needed john home and how does it or mexico city. and around the world leaders are hopeful of a return to multilateralism and improved relations shall about this take a look at global reaction joe biden as a president many nations it leads the news the u.s. inauguration was relayed in dozens of languages and leaders translated what it would mean for the countries in the center kind of feel and from the other give us and give him a donald trump frankly see that these have not been for easy years that would head with donald trump someone who is u.s. president because europe along with russia and china are the biggest opponents of the united states so a lot has gone wrong here with joe biden there is now someone in the white house who wants to repeal the transatlantic partnership. in russia t.v. networks focused on soldiers around the campus who with one channel comp

partnership with governments their president biden has a plan to try and temper corruption in el salvador guatemala and honduras through a lot going to depend on whether that works and it's a tough one in those countries and if the money can get where it's needed john home and how does it make security the door of president joe biden's administration has already had an effect on some parts of the u.s. economy the stock market rallied to a record high with the 500 largest companies rising 1.4 percent across the board and was point by proposals to pump $1.00 trillion more dollars into the struggling economy but the u.s. is still reeling from joblessness and business closures because of the coronavirus pandemic but scott is senior international columnist at the economic policy institute he says the pandemic is the largest hurdle to recovery. the corona virus will itself determine when the economy can restart we know right now that we're in the worst part of the pandemic peak death rates 4000 a day were dying i'd like just last week so so we know it's going to be really bad for a while until we can get this virus s

partnership with governments their president biden has a plan to try and temper corruption in el salvador guatemala and honduras 2 and a lot going to depend on whether that works and it's a tough one in those countries and if the money can get to where it's needed john home and how does it or mexico city. is there with me so robin a reminder of our top stories hours after being sworn in as the 46th president of the united states joe biden signed 17 executive orders and actions dismantling some of donald trump's contentious policies and they include a rollback of the immigration band targeting muslims and having the u.s. rejoin the paris climate accord.

the pandemic is also in el salvador, honduras and guatemala. they don't have the testing and healthcare capabilities that we have in this country and everyone is scared. i think what you've seen here is joe biden unfortunately has sowed more confusion than cohesion. ari is right. they've got the house and senate and the presidency. they should do what they didn't do in 2009. that is they now have the opportunity for very clear immigration reform, which means that they could simplify the system and make it easier to understand, which would be better than what is coming now. also, i can't help but think that this is some sort of virtue signalling. the focus really should be with every word, deed and executive action about the pandemic, opening up the economy and making sure that american businesses and american families can get back on track and that this administration can at least give the economy a chance to get going again. i'm not sure that this is the best way of doing it, especially since the obama and trump executive actions have been und

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