and the so called migrant caravan from honduras guatemala and el salvador as arrived at the u.s. mexican border after a month on the road the nearly two hundred migrants say they'll apply for asylum in america president trump has called the caravan a threat to the u.s. well bill schneider is a political analyst he says while immigration remains a big issue for many americans republicans fear trumps hard line policies are turning off many undecided voters. of course there are some criminals and people into the united states illegally are by definition committing a crime but these people who are on the border now they are seeking asylum in the united states they are going to a regular process to get into the united states legally they may eventually try to get it illegally but trumps begs his core supporters are people who think that they were a threat their criminal threat they're a terrorist but they threaten to undermine the foundations of the united states they just don't want them here and to them this is a real threat of criminal activity on the border even though those even

after months on the road the migrant caravan from honduras guatemala and el salvador has now arrivedon the u.s. mexican border the nearly two hundred migrants say they'll apply for asylum in america president trump has called the caravan a threat to the u.s. . the home secretary in the u.k. has resigned amid a scandal over people entitle to remain in the u.k. being threatened with deportation amber rudd came under pressure to step down after it was revealed hundreds of people many of them of caribbean origin had been denied their rights to pensions benefits and health care. the thai authorities have released a magazine editor who in twenty thirty was sentenced to eleven years in prison for insulting the king saw me out proxy. had used his magazine to campaign for the law to be changed the editor published two articles by a writer who made what was considered insulting references to the late tycoon rama up next it's the listening post i will see you very soon. he has no passport yet he's politically active in two countries i was the only one that will let stand the power at peaceful t

the so-called migrant caravan from honduras guatemala and el salvador has arrived at the u.s. mexican border after a month on the road nearly two hundred migrants say they'll apply for asylum in america president donald trump has called the caravan a threat to the u.s. . and the british home secretary has resigned amid a scandal over people entitle to remain in the u.k. being threatened with deportation. came under pressure to step down after it was revealed hundreds of people many of them from caribbean origins have been denied their rights to pensions benefits and health care those were the headlines and back with the news hour in thirty minutes to stay with us. i had a vast anger suffered but deal with it then the. washington post put it most of the lessons that been proposed for most fair had i'm a frog enticed a horse and put it mostly welsh and that was what was put it mostly. was put in mostly little elevator of a national post for most of them but will forever. that has and what i'm good with because min. three phantom of thought of that i'm an elephant all of us going

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and the so-called migrant caravan from honduras guatemala and el salvador has arrived at the u.s. mexican border after a month on the road nearly two hundred migrants say they'll apply for asylum in america president donald trump once called the caravan a threat to the u.s. . authorities have released a magazine editor who in twenty thirty was sentenced to eleven years in prison for insulting the king so many are broke a second some soap had used his magazine to campaign for the law to be changed he refused to plead guilty or seek of oil pardon critics say the prohibition on insulting the king is used to stifle political dissent was more this let's join scott hyde correspondent in bangkok i mean or what was the case against him scott i mean why was he convicted. so what he was convicted of less majesté and the rules of defaming laws defaming the royal family here in thailand are some of the strictest in the world and what he was convicted of is you know as you said he ran in a magazine and there was an article that was published on this magazine's website and that there are some c

. >> casi la totalidad de los menores en casas de patrocinadores son niÑos de honduras, guatemala y elima semana un plan para monitorear estos niÑos que han cruzado solos y corregir las deficiencias existentes, en houston, texas, noticias telemundo. >> varios inmigrantes casados con ciudadanos estadounidenses han sido detenidos cuando se presentan a la cita con inmigraciÓn para regularizar su status, antes estas citas eran mera rutina, ahora parecen ser un riesgo, como confirman las denuncias que presenta cristina. >> madre de dos niÑos, esposa de un ciudadano y en estados unidos desde los tres aÑos fue tranquila a tramitar la residencia, jamÁs esperÓ que la detuvieran para deportarla. >> ¿cÓmo le voy a decir a mis hijos que mamÁ no va a regresar?. >> drama similar al de este padre de 4. >> nunca habÍa estado detenido, es difÍcil, uno se siente humillado. >> humillaciÓn que la asociacion de libertades civiles llama ilegal a nombre de cinco parejas cuyas cÓnyuges fueron detenidos cuando intentaban regularizar su situaciÓn. >> el oficial dice tengo noticia buena y noticia mala. >> la bue

the so-called migrant caravan was arrived at the mexican us border hundreds of people from honduras guatemala and el solves all saying they're fleeing persecution and have wanting to cross over to safety on u.s. soil while u.s. president donald trump has called the caravan a threat to america some are fully supportive rob runnels has more from san diego. handful of migrant rights supporters marched through downtown san diego near the end of a two hundred twenty five kilometer journey on foot from los angeles to showing solidarity for a group of hundreds of migrants from central america traveling toward the us mexico border while the trumpet ministration is going to meet refugees at the border where guns and walls we're going to meet them with open arms and open hearts once the migrants reach the border they will ask for protected refugee status in the u.s. says an attorney accompanying them on their journey even have to show that you will suffer persecution in your country of origin based on your race religion nationality political opinion or because you are a member of our particular social

on so-called migrant karren from honduras guatemala and el salvador has arrived at the u.s. mexican border after a month on the road the nearly two hundred migrants say their love for asylum in america president trump has called the caravan a threat to the u.s. those who headlines more news in half an hour next its inside story stay with us. north korea to close its nuclear test site and kim jong un says the world can watch it's being dismantled on young wants to focus on economic growth the historic summit with south korea a mock departure from hostile rhetoric how will this play out inside north korea this is inside story. hello there welcome to the program i'm noriko they do come jong un has promised to shut down north korea's nuclear test site next month he reiterated the pledge joy has summit with south korea's president when j. and on friday but there's no word on the future of his ballistic missiles program nor where they'll bounce in the malls from the u.s. president to get rid of nuclear weapons or together kathy novak has this report from seoul. the world saw the s

in the area last week to push out for months on the road to so-called migrant caravan from honduras guatemala and el salvador has arrived at the u.s. mexican border the nearly two hundred migrants say they'll apply for asylum in america president trump has called the caravan a threat to the u.s. . the home secretary in the united kingdom has resigned amid a scandal over people entitle to remain in the u.k. being threatened with deportation and a rod came under pressure to step down after it was revealed hundreds of people many of them of caribbean origin have been denied their rights to pensions benefits and health care. the thai authorities have released a magazine editor who in twenty thirteen was sentenced to eleven years in prison for insulting the king some york. had used his magazine to campaign for the law to be changed the editor published two articles by a writer who made what was considered to be insulting references to the late tycoon or rama those are your headlines up next it's techno i'm back in about thirty minutes with thirty minutes of world news see that. australia's multibi

after months on the road the migrant caravan from honduras guatemala and el salvador has now arrived on the u.s. mexican border the nearly two hundred migrants say they'll apply for asylum in america president trump has called the caravan a threat to the u.s. the home secretary in the u.k. has resigned amid a scandal over people entitle to remain in the u.k. being threatened with deportation amber rudd came under pressure to step down after it was revealed hundreds of people many of them of caribbean origin had been denied their rights to pensions benefits and health care. the thai authorities have released a magazine editor who in twenty thirty was sentenced to eleven years in prison for insulting the king saw me out to protest. had used his magazine to campaign for the law to be changed the editor published two articles by a writer who made what was considered so insulting references to the late tycoon rama up next it's the listening post i will see you very soon. he has no passport yet he's politically active in two countries i was the only one that would stand up our head peacefu

he said there is a caravan of people from honduras, guatemala trying to make their way to the u.s.order. to request asylum because they are fleeing from the crime and cast on there. the president says these people are trying to take advantage of the dreamers. they can't apply for dreamers status. there is no relationship. he makes it out if -- as if there is one. >> jesse: it is related. if you cross the border illegally as a migrant seeking asylum, you will get special treatment and they will consider you for amnesty. >> juan: no, they will consider you for asylum. >> jesse: amnesty or asylum, you still get to stay in that country. >> juan: there's a huge difference. in order to qualify for daca, you have to have been in the country, come in the country at a young age. >> jesse: there is no argument that not having a border wall and the daca situation still in play does attract illegal immigration. >> dana: kimberly, if you are being technical, these people, children being across the border by the parents. but it's true there is a caravan. comes around every year. this is the fift

border hundreds of people from honduras guatemala and el salvador fleeing persecution and have one aim to cross over to safety on u.s. soil while the u.s. president will trump has called the caravan a threat to america some fully supportive rob reynolds has the latest now from the center of border crossing just south of san diego. even as the group of people traveling from central america prochoice the border here at san ysidro california to request asylum in the united states the border protection agency announced that it had already reached its capacity and wouldn't be able to process any more applications for at least the rest of the day now this means that those asylum seekers a may have to wait a day or even more as the bureaucratic process works its way forward but the u.s. is obligated to at least consider the claims of the people who have come up in central america seeking asylum doesn't mean that they will have to accept them it doesn't mean that the asylum seekers will get residence in the united states but they will at least get some sort of the ministry of hearing unfortuna

the situation in honduras, guatemala and el salvador is horrific.e to come north to this country. the president was right, it's a long and difficult journey. when they get here, very few are likely to succeed. they're facing gang violence, and it's hard for them to dem ing straight it's demonstrated by religion or race. these people are facing difficult conditions. >> this has been going on, it's my understanding, this is the fifth year this migrant caravan has travelled northward. how has the previous administration handled it. >> when i was at ice, we dealt with similar caravans, there's been a massive influx that is new to u.s. border policy or u.s. border situation. central americans have been coming up in very large numbers. our asylum laws are not broken, but our system is overwhelmed, you have this huge influx, this is only about 150 now, we had 50,000 last month, that puts a strain on the system to process the good claims from the bad claims, that's what the real frustration is, the wall is not going to fix that, you could fix it with the mo

after lowe's a year ago, refugees from honduras, guatemala, and el salvador are surging again. 4,000naccompanied children. a six month total, more than 37,000 paid most admit they are coming here from work. they will claim a credible fear of persecution to qualify for asylum, work permit, and freedom in the u.s. the question will be how border agents handle this caravan? they are not mexican citizens. the agents can't just turn them back. the president wants to streamline the deportation, keep them in custody but the immigrants lawyers will say no way, they have to be let out. >> harris: william la jeunesse, thank you so much. the public gathering to pay final respects to former first lady barbara bush, the impact she had on this nation and the world. and how her legacy will carry on. i will talk with the former chief of staff for barbara bush's daughter-in-law, laura. stay close. oh. hey mom. now that we have your attention... capri sun has four updated drinks. now with only the good stuff. do you know how to use those? nope. get those kids some capri sun! nope. mait's a series ofar

most of these people are from honduras el salvador and guatemala they were forced from their homes by violent street gangs extreme poverty or other forms of persecution. volunteer legal experts spent days interviewing them to determine if their cases were strong enough to qualify for political asylum the rest were baes to stay behind. the hundreds marched on the streets of the one to the u.s. border gate only to be told at the last minute that most would not be allowed to pass. here is that i meant the truth is we don't know anything we're all adrift we can't say anything because we don't know what's going on we have to wait and see what we're told after the initial confusion only a small group was allowed to. first off we half of them children were forced to wait and. we have cooperated as much as we can they knew we were coming they know these people are waiting we know donald trump has power over customs and border protection these people deserve their day in court those who are not allowed to pass gathered with their families preparing to spend the night in the open. we have repor

the caravans come from the triangle countries, honduras and guatemala because the conditions are so bad you don't have comprehensive immigration reform as it was american companies to hire, you have more labor available to american companies, you will never fix this problem. >> julie: our next guest discusses this in his book, outsourcing welfare. how the many immigrants sent home contributes to stability in developing countries. thank you so much for talking to us. first of all, let's just talk about lindsey graham's comments. basically, this is just the beginning. the border patrol agents while good, not enough. is it just a band-aid? >> lindsey graham is one of the few sane people in the congress thinking about how to actually solve this issue and he looks at the issue of immigration from all sides. and he's right. we have to address the root causes of migration. people are not just leaving for the fun of it. they're leaving because they are experiencing desperate and violence down there. >> julie: he talked about the caravan countries, triangle countries like honduras and guatemala.

deal it's pretty straightforward after a month on the road the so-called migrant caravan from honduras guatemala and el salvador has now arrived on the u.s. mexican border the nearly two hundred migrants say they'll apply for asylum in the united states the u.s. president on trumpets called the caravan a threat to the u.s. . the home secretary in the united kingdom amber rudd has resigned amid a scandal over people entitled to remain in the u.k. being threatened with deportation is rod came under pressure to step down after it was revealed hundreds of people many of caribbean origin have been denied their rights to pensions benefits and health care that the so-called wind rushed generation they settled in the u.k. between one nine hundred forty eight and one nine hundred seventy one the canadian prime minister justin trudeau was among the thousands of people who gathered in toronto to mourn the victims of last week's van attack. ten people were killed and more than a dozen were injured when a van drove into a crowded sidewalk area of the suspect driver has been charged with twenty three counts o

why people will leave everything behind.r whet's from el salvador, honduras, guatemala or mexico. that's where most immigrants come from on their journey to the u.s. i traveled to southern mexico to the states of chiapas and oaxaca where immigrants would climb aboard freight trains known as the beast or la bestia in spanish and the train is called the beast for a reason because it's a monstrous way to trel. people travel for days, weeks a a time, on tope trains and always in danger of being swept off by branches. many have fallen underneath the wheels and died under the trains or have been dismembered. it's justerrifying. and on the u.s. side of the border i spent many, many hours photographing u.s. border agents as well. they were doing very difficult work and in often dangerou situations. i spent several days just this last year at the border patrol academy in new mexico and there the trainees go through a month long program, which starts basically as a boot camp and they learn how to be agents. the border patrol draws from people from many walks of life. there are immigrants as

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. >> reporter: the migrants, women and children, are from honduras and guatemala, traveling through mexico by train or bus or on foot and are fleeing violence and persecution, but others question the need for asylum. >> if they wanted it, they would have claimed it in mexico. >> reporter: president trump called the group a threat to border security. >> if we have no border security, we have to close down the country because we need border security. >> reporter: crossing the border is only the beginning for the my grants. 200 in last year's caravan, only four got asylum or relief. abc news, new york. >>> another earthquake rattled the east bay this morning, a small one. according to the u.s. geological survey, 3.3 quake hit alamo at 4: 55 this morning, following quakes yesterday in the danville area of a 3.0, 2.7, and another 3.0. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> the white house responding to reports that dr. ronny jackson is not president trump's personal doctor much longer. an abc news exclusive, a juror in the bill cosby case reveals what went into his decision to cricket convict hi

way, they should have gone to american consulate there in their own countries whether it's guatemala or hondurashere so claims could have been investigated there in their own countries and then if they had a legitimate claim they would have been given the documents that were necessary to come over to the united states. they're making a mockery of our justice system and what's great is a picture is worth a thousand words and the democrats are making the case right now for border wall because all of your viewers are looking at the pictures of these people climbing on the fence, they're in california, that's in the united states, what they're doing is and illegal act and we've got to stop this and, again, this is fantastic because it's going to go against them and it's going to work against them in the long run. rob: when you pull the story with americans, not a lot of people think it's a good idea to open up border and allow a flow of people in, that's not a popular idea, the democrats really have gone pretty far left here, and the big argument is you have these people coming in from central ameri

the people tell me that they are fleeing violence from either guatemala, el salvador, or honduras. they are fleeing corrupt government or just trying to find a better life because they can't find a job in their own country. now, what is the next step for them? these central americans say that they will, some of them, stay here in mexico. some of them will head to the u.s.-mexico border. from here they will head north to mexico city. from there, organizers will break off into smaller crowds. again, some of them, they say, about 200 according to organizers, will. it to the u.s.-mexico border. we'll have to wait and see how make it there and if they will be able to seek asylum. cnn, mexico. >> thanks to laila santiago for that report. >>> we're following breaking news overnight. 14 people are dead after a bus carrying a junior league hockey team crashed in canada. the bus collided with the tractor-trailer in saskatchewan province last night. coaches and players for the humboldt broncos were on board. they were on their runway to a junior league playoff game. witnesses say it took hour

honduras, guatemala, sending three, five coming tenure benchmarks for success. the focus was we don't just spend money and say look. we don't just say here at the program names we have, but asking the question, how are we measuring success in our partnering with local governments to accomplish that? diamond specific as corruption of dealing with economic development they are. i zone drug trafficking and reducing the flow. not only our national security issues but also important as well. how are you going to implement this week, five coming tenure metrics plan to put this in place and how it is that complement what you're doing worldwide to set metrics for what you're doing? >> thank you, senator. i did enjoy our conversation very much because we think in similar terms. we should not measure a dedication by how much money we put in, but instead the result that we get. those results should include an honest analysis of each country's capacity and commitment. as a partner country doesn't have skin in the game and they wanted to make tough choices among all the mone

ambassador in mexico city and honduras and guatemala.hat are they being told to communicate to these nations. i want to know what the attorney general and secretary nielsen at homeland security. what are they saying and doing. and i want to know ways being done for the u.s. entities that are sponsoring and subsidizing this. it appears they are engaged in criminal activity. lou: lou: joining us tonight congressman matt gaetz. i wanted to start if i may with the president's surprise announcement today that he was dispatching the national guard to the border to secure that bored until a wall can be built. your thoughts? >> i'm glad the president is a man of action even when the congress has abandoned this president on the critical promise to secure the bored. the senate should take up a vote on at wall but they are too gutless to do even that. the consequence questions is people see the united states isn't that serious about border security and that invites people across our borders for people who are illegal. we need to support a president

que ahora entra en un limbo migratorio, centroamericanos huyendo de la violencia en guatemala, el salvador y hondurasgue, cuidado mÉdico y los prÓximos dÍas asesoria legal para preparar sus casos de asilo polÍtico y mantenerse unidos hasta el Último tramo de su odisea ante la amenaza del presidente trump. >> el gobierno de trump estÁ intentando castigar a la gente y convencerlos a no ejercer sus derechos castigando con la separaciÓn de familias. >> laura y sus 4 hijos abandonaron honduras y esperan poder superar los retos legales que enfrentarÁn al llegar a estados unidos en solo dÍas.. >> todos los que hemos venido en la caravana estamos bien, estamos aquÍ, es un logro. >> 18 integrantes de esta caravana se entregaron a las autoridades estadounidenses buscando asilo polÍtico, se espera que este domingo cientos de inmigrantes centroamericanos hagan lo mismo cruzando el puente en busca de una mejor vida, en tijuana, mÉxico francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> mientras luchan por entrar otros que ya hicieron su vida aquÍ ruegan que la deportaciÓn no los separe de sus familias, es el caso de un guate

a honduras, el salvador, guatemala, una corresponsabilidad lo que estÁ pasando.onald trump. >> frente a la embajada los migrantes cantaron los himnos de sus paÍses y regresaron a la basÍlica agradecer a la virgen de guadalupe. se espera que este lunes lleguen a la capital 600 migrantes que actualmente se encuentra en el vecino estado de puebla. algunos terminaran su viacrucis aquÍ, pero otros estÁn dispuestos a llegar hasta los estados unidos. desde la ciudad de mÉxico, alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn. >> organizadores de derechos civiles han definido la redada en una lata prestadora de can en tennessee, la mÁs grande en una dÉcada contra una sola fuerza laboral. seÑal de que el gobierno de trump estÁ reforzando la aplicaciÓn de deportaciones masivas. viviana Ávila nos cuenta como lo que comenzÓ como en investigación a los dueÑos por evasiÓn de impuestos, terminÓ con el arresto de 97 inmigrantes. la mayorÍa de ellos mexicanos. 32 fueron liberados pero los restantes permanecen en prisiÓn y pueden ser deportados. viviana: el operativo contra la planta de carnes en tennes

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. >> after lows a year ago, refugees from honduras and guatemala and el salvador are surging.-month total, more than 37,000. and while most admit they are coming here for work, they will claim a credible fear of persecution to qualify for asylum, a work permit and freedom in the u.s. so how will border agents handle the caravan. because they're not mexicans, the agents cannot turn them back over the border. the president wants to streamline their deportation, keep them in custody, but their lawyers are going to say no. david: thank you very much. >>> on wall street stocks fell today. the dow is down 202 points, the s&p lost 23, the nasdaq fell 92. volume on the big board 3.4 billion shares. the major averages posted modest gains for the week. dow, s&p and nasdaq all up. the consumer protection agency has slapped well far ghost with a record $1 billion in fines. the penalties are for home and auto loan abuses. >>> eamp president trump is taking opec to task on twitter. the pet says the cartel is keeping oil prices artificially high. >>> a reminder to listen to lou's reports thr

and remember they were one of the only two countries, honduras and guatemala, that backed up the presidenthen he wanted to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> jesse: i would like to pose this question to juan. we have a nice cafe underneath the building. people lined up and get salads. let's pretend you are lined up for a salad and you see someone egregiously cut in front of you and start ordering a salad in front of you. do you think that's fair, juan? why is it fair when illegal aliens across the southern border and cut in line for everyone else was waiting to become u.s. citizens? >> juan: who said it was fair? >> jesse: you! you don't mind if they are coming in. >> juan: i never said any such thing. that's your character because he can't deal with the real argument. the real argument is so that have -- 9071 at this low a level. you have your guy, the guy that you and greg are trumpeting. >> greg: i don't trumpet. you are better than that, juan. >> juan: while you are saying hosanna to trump, there is no reality except that he is like the guy on the corner. i would send troo

they left honduras or guatemala because of some sort of threat that they felt, that is what they will tell you when you ask them guilt their journey. they were actually planning to go to a border center and seek asylum in the united states. now the united states, the attorney general has already said that they're going to be sending u.s. attorneys to the border as well as extra immigration judges to make sure that those cases can be adjudica adjudicated, that they can handle this crowd. what you see right here are advocates, they're not the ones who have turned themselves in. we are told this is a private meeting in which they are meeting with immigration advocates as well as attorneys. to right now, it's just this sort of uncertainty, with so much at stake, as they wait to see what the trump administration will do when they arrive, what border patrol agents will do, in terms of the orders they have been given, we will know in the next few hours. >> juliette is going to break down the national security implications of all of this. you know, the president last night talked about carava

la mayorÍa proviene de guatemala y honduras y sus razones son similares. >> estÁ en nuestras manos el de autobÚs para seguir su camino y otros esperan en las prÓximas horas partir el departamento de seguridad nacional dijo que en marzo de 2018 hemos visto un aumento del 203% con respecto marzo del aÑo pasado y un incremento del 37% de acuerdo al Último mes y es el registro mensual mÁs alto desde 2011. el aumento parece ser impulsado por necesidades econÓmicas y la motivación que hacen. ademÁs, temen que el despliegue de la guardia nacional en la frontera sea contradictorio >> hubo que hacer un el aspecto humanitario son personas, son familias y son niÑos. pedro: mientras sigue la discusiÓn en la frontera sobre la seguridad pareciera que estuviÉramos al borde de una nueva ola migratoria porque los nÚmeros parecen comenzar a liberarse, sobre todo los nÚmeros de familias que estÁn siendo detenidas por la patrulla fronteriza. >>tuvimos que remover agentes de la lÍnea para poder procesales. esto deja huecos para que los traficantes puedan explotar los de otras maneras. pero: en 2017 las pr

2016 se negaron 8 de cada 10 peticiones de asilo de migrantes procedentes de el salvador, guatemala si hondurasque limitan aÚn mÁs el proceso. >> por ejemplo, quieren hacer las entrevistas con miedo horrible. jaime: lo que segÚn esta abogada dice es que estÁ haciendo mÁs difÍcil la situaciÓn de los centroamericanos. >> esas personas llegan sin abogados, traumatizados. >> [habla en inglÉs] jaime: hoy en washington, el comisionado de la patrulla fronteriza asegurÓ que va a tratar con absoluta justicia los testimonios de temor y las solicitudes de protecciÓn de quienes pidan asilo. >> [habla en inglÉs] jaime: el procurador general dijo que tiene suficientes fondos para el envÍo adicional de un centenar de jueces de migraciÓn a la frontera sur. >> lo que significa para nosotros es que Él quiere mandar oficiales de asilo para negar los casos en la frontera. jaime: este puede ser uno de los sitios a los que se han enviado los migrantes que soliciten asilo en los estados unidos. la estaciÓn de la patrulla fronteriza en imperial beach california. >> prÁcticamente son jaulas de concreto. no estÁ adecuad

so many of these families have come from central america, guatemala, honduras, el salvador. you can see people are hugging here. we're going to walk up right to the fence. and these are some of the people, this is the first time they're looking down at the shores of the united states. you see all those signs there. they're chanting "we are immigrants, we are not criminals, we are workers and why are they killing us, why are they murdering us." we're going to walk down here real fast. we're the hope of latin america. this is a group right here. this is what they're seeing before they prepare to turn themselves in for asylum. you can see smiling faces for once in a very long time. it's been a very stressful ordeal for these families. they have been traveling for over a month. they're looking over. they have heard the rhetoric from president trump. now they're seeing support for them on the united states' side. a very emotional time for them. in fact, we're going to make our way down here. that's the ocean. that's the ocean here in tijuana. that's the ocean in the united states

border seeking asylum, hoping this is the end of a grueling month-long journey from honduras, salvador and guatemala through mexico. traveling by train, bus and on foot, leading here to the san diego border. in tijuana, and just feet away in california, celebrations and protests this weekend. >> if they really wanted asylum, they would have claimed asylum in mexico. >> reporter: greeting those hundreds of migrants, now here, they say, seeking asylum away from gang violence, lgbt persecution and other dangers back home. >> you see kids, you see mothers, you see men like me. we're fighting for a better future. >> reporter: but president trump has been warning for weeks that this caravan needs to be stopped. >> are you watching that mess that's going on right now with the caravan coming up? >> reporter: using their story to help push his border security goals, the president ordering the deployment of hundreds of national guard troops along the u.s./mexican line. tonight, at our country's busiest border crossing, these migrants now facing uncertain futures. >> they are prepared for the possibility they

three countries with the largest number of applicants, el salvador, honduras and guatemala have rates between 79% and 73%. the president admonished the caravan of asylum seekers. >> are you watching that mess that's going on right now with the caravan coming up? are you watching this? our laws are so weak. >> remarkable referring to potential refugees as that mess. nbc news is out with new reporting on what the trump administration is planning to do about the caravan. nbc's national security and justice reporter joins me now with the latest. from everything you've hear it sounds like they are planning to let them stay, there sleep in the cold. it's cold. miguel showed these little kids with jackets and blankets. this is an issue. >> reporter: it seems these children that miguel showed us, why they are there is very intentional. i spoke to people who used to work in the obama administration, the former head of the asylum agency. he said u.s. intelligence knows when people are coming to the border. we know this caravan has been coming for a long time. it's not like they were caught by s

caravan of refugees who have made their way up through mexico, from central america, mostly from honduras, guatemala the fence that borders the united states and mexico. that's the pacific ocean, there. and what's been happening as they have been travelling up here for some time. people have been travelling up from central america for more than a month, they have been walking at times, there have been on trains, they have been on buses. they have now reached the point where they have to make a decision. and it's not an easy decision, because gaining asylum in the united states, which is what many of these people say they are entitled to, and say they want to do, is very difficult. the president, president trump, has been making it clear that he regards this caravan of migrants as a threat, as a serious problem for the united states. he has ordered the people on the border not to look sympathetically on their cases, in essence. look sympathetica in on their cases, in essence. |towards the moment across the uk, towards northern and western if"; its blue bela—there £154 geese-z as? ié; el“; skies and 3

today, more than half are from el salvador, honduras, and guatemala., 90% of illegal immigrants were young men. today, 40% are women and children. >> most people are coming in as children are part of family units and are really hampering our ability to be on the border. >> that is the goal. rather than burn time transporting and processing central american, by using the national guard, the administration hopes more agents can spend time enforcing the law and departing those who break it. >> bret: william, thank you. tonight we continue our reports from states in which republicans are trying to flip u.s. senate seats in the fall midterms coming up. this evening, correspondent peter doocy is in ohio as the g.o.p. candidates try to align their political careers with those of an outsider president. >> just a few blocks away from the arena where a businessman with no political experience officially accepted the presidential nomination two years ago, a businessman with no political experience is trying to end or republican nomination for senator. >> he's goi

the three countries with the largest number of applicants, el salvador, honduras and guatemala have denial rates of 75% to 85%, steph. >> this is an extraordinary story. you have to dig into all sides of it. miguel almaguer is liye out liv the border facility. miguel, it is easy for us to talk about the it. you're there on the ground. how many people are going through this processing? how many many are expected today? >> reporter: we're expecting about 150 families who are going to try to get their way at least to present themselves to border patrol agents. this is literally ground zero, where all the families have been gathering over the last several hours and overnight. they spent the night on the cold concrete in cold temperatures. many of them literally sleeping on the floor. here, you'll see mothers. you'll see their baby infant children, all sleeping here, waiting for asylum. all of the families here say they are trying to escape the violence. this is a case that is playing out over and over and over again. these are the faces of the human immigrant caravan. all of these people are s

the oppression they wear under according to them in their situation, the application, in honduras and guatemala actually, no. mexico does not have a political asylum process like we do. what we are talking about is these folks are trying to apply to come here illegally. the problem with applying at the embassy in honduras is if they are turned away, we are turning them away to the very same people that are prosecuting them, who are going to kill them, narco trafficker, cartels. the problem is that neither country can admit that honduras cannot guarantee the safety of its citizens. we have to let everyone in. >> we have a million people who legally and lawfully come to this country and we are failing the people who are trying to do it legally. they just want to go through the door. >> no, but there is no process where these folks can apply to come here other than knock on the door. look, they can try to pay a smuggler to cross them with a tunnel or a tall ladder, but the problem is they are trying to apply to come here legally. >> martha: yeah, but francisco, that's what we are talking about. th

>> sends a message to everyone watching, people are watching carefully not just in honduras but guatemala and el salvador, everyone can make the case legitimately if these 50 or 100 or 600 are accepted. in sounds like a small number. we're going to see hundreds and hundreds of thousand. david: case in point, we have laws concerning refugee status. >> correct. david: and these people don't qualify. number one eligibility for being a refugee is that you're located outside the united states. these folks have come here, they haven't applied for the position of political refugees, they've come here so they're violating the first statute as what qualifies as a refugee? >> not just that, traveling through a couple countries. one, the biggest being mexico, so mexico first was allowing them to parade through mexico until trump properly put pressure on them, called them out. mexico stopped them and offered them asylum, refugee status, many accepted it. these people coached by human rights attorneys, that have been sent to mexico to do this, they're continuing to march on. they have that opportunity

. >> reporter: after a month-long journey from honduras, el salvador and guatemala, hundreds have arrived at the us/mexico border. many walked to the san ysidro border crossing, the busiest in the nation. >> you see mothers, mens like me. we fighting to, you know, for a better future. >> reporter: many seeking asylum from gang violence, lgbt persecution and other dangers back home. but u.s. customs and border protection officials say the crossing was at capacity and would not immediately be able to handle more asylum seekers. some may need to wait in mexico. some holding flags, some waving signs saying welcome refugees. but president trump believe this caravan is a threat to the u.s. >> are you watching that mess that's going on right now with the caravan coming up? are you watching this? and our laws are so weak. >> reporter: the president instructing the secretary of homeland security not to let these large caravans of people into our country. but american lawyers are at the border offering free advice to members of the caravan. >> they appreciate the advice. they appreciate avoiding a

been providing legal assistance to many of these migrants again many of these folks are from guatemala honduras el salvador in central america they're fleeing conditions where there are high levels of violence many of these people are fleeing gang related violence extortion related to organized crime or domestic violence and many of them are people following this march and demonstration taking place at the border now they are planning to move over to the border crossing into you want to turn themselves into border authorities to begin that legal process of requesting political asylum from the united states was saying life pitches manuel a lot of people some of indian climbed on to the gateway there and seem to be standing there on sponsor of this demonstration the authorities knew this was coming what sort of numbers are they expecting to turn. certainly this was a heavily publicized as everyone here on this side of the border as well as on the side of united states did know that this was taking place or demonstrations happening on this side as well as on the other side of the border we've spok