de varios inmigrantes >> era la tarde en el 3 de agosto pasado y en la casa del migrante de nuevo laredoran para llegar a la frontera descansaban y recuperaban fuerzas. Éste inmigrante hondureÑo a quien llamaremos marÍa para proteger su identidad llevaba cuatro dÍas hospedada allÍ con sus tres hijos y su esposo. >> todos se portaron bien. >> el director de la casa del migrante desde hace mÁs de ocho aÑos es el pastoraro mÉndez con una larga trayectoria de servicio a los necesitadospese a que la casa del migrante cuenta con 100 camas durante todo este aÑo ha operado muy por encima de su capacidad. lo reconocÍa el pastor aaron en una entrevista el pasado mes de julio. >> nosotros tenemos 170 personas y en enero llegamos a tener 480. >> por su labor de calidad del pastor aaron ha sido reconocido en muchas ocasiones. >> agradece por servicio que estÉn proporcional a nuestra comunidad. >> otro pastor, josÉ Ángel gonzález tambiÉn dirige un centro de atenciÓn a migrantes. dice que desde que conociÓ a aaron mÉndez sabÍa que tenÍan algo en comÚn. >> me di cuenta primeramente que era una persona c

decidió volver, lamentablemente el jueves 8 de agosto después de sufrir complicaciones médicas en laredoar las familias a los niños inocentes que no le deben nada a nadie, es una injusticia. wilma, suus compañeros nacidos familia dice que ella fue presionada a firmar su deportación, la salvadoreña tenía permiso. >>> constantemente. >>> poder cerrar una historia, nos vamos a méxico, acapan inmigrantes en matamoros a la espera de que las autoridades migratorias en estados unidos atiendan su solicitud de asilo, en bronxville, texas y dependen de la caridad de las personas que les llevan ropas, las autoridades mexicanas dijeron por la condición de seguridad y se registró una nueva agresoin contra integrantes del ejército mexicano, pobladores informaron a autoridades y que realizaron un operativo, a las fuerzas armadas. >>> correr al ejército, supuestos autodefensas y pobladores de michoacán agredieron e insultaron a un grupo de uniformados y con armas en mano la tropa quedó acorralada. >>> militares detuvieron a un presunto informante del crimen organizado. >>> estas imágenes son evidencias

laredo todos estoy 100% de acuerdo con rafa. legitimÓ el gol de cholos.doba. >> la tienen que revisar. >> la van a revisar. presentador: hay veces que contactos que no necesariamente son faltas. el contragolpe de cholos. bolaÑos y el servicio. sale jimÉnez. el guardameta americanista nacido en chihuahua. son 85 minutos de tiempo corrido. enrique: pronto el dragÓn llega a univisiÓn. una historia original sÓlo por univisión. comentarista: a bolaÑos lo van a cambiar. ya estÁ amonestado y luego vienen los empujones. total, el ecuatoriano ya sale el terreno de juego para el cambio del equipo de cholos. gibran: la amonestaciÓn es porque Él tiene que salir del otro lado. el jugador que sale de cambio tiene que salir por el lugar mÁs cercano y por eso miller quiso asar tiempo. por cierto, hubo otra tarjeta amarilla y fue para layud. escapa gio. gol! gol del amÉrica. comentarista: tremenda la asistencia. enrique: se ve alcanzado con esta gran jugada de giovanni dos santos. comentarista: por jugadas como esto decÍamos que tenía que jugar mÁs. por eso es que me resu

local outlets are reporting the director of a migrant shelter in nuevo laredo, mexico, was kidnapped while defending asylum-seers at his shelter. members of an organized crime group reportedly intended to kidnap cuban migrants in exchange for ransom when the shelter director aaron mendez was taken after trying to protect the migrants in his care. little information is known about mendez's whereabouts since the kidnapping isaid to have taken place ov a week ago. doctors witht borders warned last month that the border city of nuevo laredo was not safe for migrants waiting for possible asylum in the u.s. in a statement critical of trump's "remain in mexico" policy, which sends asylum seekers back to mexico while their cases make their way through u.s. immigration courts, the non-profit said -- "this policy is putting vulnerable people in areas controlled by criminal organizations, which see migrants as a commodity and a source of income." matthew bowe an arizona border patrol agent, has pleaded guilty to intentionally running over a guatemalan migrant with a pickup truck in 2017. he now

grabada rezando para que no le alcanzaran las balas al verse en un tiroteo esto ocurriÓ en nuevo laredo se enfrentaban a tiros con la policÍa y en mitad de la balacera esta familia escondiÉndose como pudieron y rezando, tuvieron suerte no como 3 oficiales que murieron en el enfrentamiento. . >> esta noticia de la que vamos a hablar podrÍa yo decir que es de las peores que estÁn pasando para nuestra historia como seres humanos que nos ponen en riesgo nuestra supervivencia. brasil ha decretado estado de emergencia por los incendios que estÁn destruyendo una buena parte del amazona, los fuegos han desatado una catÁstrofe sin precedentes que dejan imÁgenes que causan miedo y muestran el tamaÑo de la emergencia, carlos tiene la crÓnica. >> es la amazonÍa que arde en fuego desde hace mÁs de una semana, las llamas tienen en alerta a brasil transformando en noche la tarde de sao paulo y alcanzando una emergencia incluso en bolivia. >> he instruido al ministro de economÍa, contratar un boeing 746 supertanker. mientras en brasil intentan combatir las llamas por cielo y tierra, de acuerdo con el i

he was at a picnic on the mexico side in nuevo, laredo, and enjoying his daughter's birthday party when border patrol was on a boat and began just shooting wildly on the river. he was killed and died in his nine-year-old daughter's arms. i believe it was 2010. ia, in her 30's, was a mother of five. she was killed by an undercover border patrol agent in suburban san diego. the border patrol used to have, anand stop probably do, a tactic of getting in front of a moving vehicle to justify firing into the vehicle, killing the driver. so that is what happened that day. borderan undercover patrol agent in plain clothes. she may have thought she was being carjacked or something. anyway, he shot and killed her. old, also oners of the victims killed on the mexico side of the fence in 2010. he was killed by border patrol agent who shot him in the head. there is video. it looked like he was playing a game of cat and mouse, just trying -- with border patrol, running back and forth and completely unarmed. all of these people were unarmed. the border patrol shot him in the head. the border patrol age

semana y hasta ahora segÚn la cancillerÍa se han movido personas que esperaban en ciudades como nuevo laredolla llora porque sabe que su oportunidad se ha terminado, asegura que le costÓ esfuerzo y dinero llegar a estados unidos y ahora al encontrarse al otro extremo de mÉxico no tendrÁ recursos para cruzar de nuevo el paÍs cada vez que la citen. >> que nos ayuden! no tengo un cinco, ando sufriendo. >> los grupos defensores de los migrantes han comenzado a movilizarse para exigir al gobierno de este paÍs que anule el programa o ayude a las personas para que puedan finalizar su peticiÓn de asilo. >> es una manera de que mÉxico empiece a interactuar como decimos muchas veces, al vecino paÍs del norte ¿ no?. >> mientras los candidatos se miran temerosos ante la posibilidad de ser alejados de su familia. >> muy n mÉxico, telemundo. >> y durante nuestro evento telemundo en tu barrio que se lleva a cabo todos los viernes este mes expertos siguen ofreciendo apoyo de inmigraciÓn, todo es gratis. >> lo bueno, nuestra compaÑera lorena estÁ en vivo en la ciudad de union city, cuÉntanos, cÓmo es el ambi

more than 3000 people the government says new shelters will open soon in tijuana and the way for laredo the u.s. has returned more than $20000.00 asylum seekers to wait in mexico since the program started in january. president trump back on the campaign trail taking his 2020 reelection bid to the city of cincinnati in ohio today he launched a blistering attack on his democratic rivals but the issue of immigration soon became the big talking point id joe castro was there democrat lawmakers care more about illegal aliens a protester holding a banner reading immigrants built america took the air out of trump's speech for about 5 minutes but the president largely avoided attacking minority immigrant leaders by name a practice his opponents had labeled racist instead trump doubled down on criticism of the majority african-american city of baltimore the homicide rate in baltimore is significantly higher than el salvador honduras guatemala i believe it's higher than afghanistan thousands of supporters have lined up for hours to attend the rally he's always saying the truth and i don't know how

laredo, texas. ricardo, an independent. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. for taking my call on this public forum. to make fundamental decisions about this, we have to understand the immigration system. i have some questions you can clarify for the viewing public. host: give us one or two. unaccompanied minors that come from the three countries that have little funding from the world bank, when they come over here, we , when contract with them they turn 18, we receive moneys from the world bank for these individuals. they are not coming in here for free. the hearings, we created instabilities in their nations. guest: he's addressed a problem that is separate from the family issue, the unaccompanied minors who are arriving. 2012 innomenon started south texas. parents who were living in the country illegally started sending for their kids who had been left behind in central america. because of policy changes that had been made, these kids were usually held for a certain period of time in u.s. custody and then reunited with their families. we saw a huge influx

more than 3000 people the government says new shelters will open soon in tijuana and the way for laredo the u.s. has returned more than 20000 asylum seekers to wait in mexico since the program started in january and president trump back on the campaign trail taking his 2020 reelection bid to the city of cincinnati in ohio today he launched a blistering attack on his democratic rivals but the issue of immigration soon became the big talking point heidi joe castro was there democrat lawmakers care more about illegal aliens a protester holding a banner reading immigrants built america took the air out of trump's speech for about 5 minutes but the president largely avoided attacking minority immigrant leaders by name a practice his opponents had labeled racist instead trump doubled down in criticism of the majority african-american city of baltimore the homicide rate in baltimore is significantly higher than el salvador honduras guatemala i believe it's higher than afghanistan thousands of supporters have lined up for hours to attend the rally he's always saying the truth and i don't know h

vacation to mexico and as a psychoactive substance consumer that he reenters the country to the port of laredo. as he's entering. there's a misunderstanding and he's subject to a vehicle search. as part of the vehicle search the border agents discover small amounts of dried flower, cannabis and especially seeds in his car. as such they charge them with a violation of the marijuana tax act and he is basically supposed to be sentenced on the violations that we've seen, however, they have individuals and a professor that's highly educated figures he can do research to get his way out of the legal bind he is in. so, what he discovers is, and through the work of the legal team that the marijuana tax act is unconstitutional. because, as i mentioned earlier, if you wanted to be in possession of marijuana he would have to get a tax stamp and the only way to get a tax stamp you have to present the marijuana you were trying to get the tax stamp four. that's an issue because it violates the constitution around self incrimination. you can get a tax stamp if i don't have marijuana that i'm trying to pay ta

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sandra, the new girl from laredo assigned a seat in her houston classroom just in front of jaime melgar. their daughter lizz doesn't know how many times she heard that story. >> he used to pull on her hair. >> oh, you're kidding. >> in the middle of class. >> "who's this guy behind me, pulling on my hair?" >> yeah. apparently, one time he invited her ice skating. and he told her a bunch of friends were going so it wouldn't really be a date. >> when she shows up, there it's him and one of his friends. and his friend left shortly after that. >> so a little bit of a scheme going on. >> yeah a little bit. but, you know, it ended well. >> reporter: and that was that. sandra and jaime were a done deal, an inseparable couple. sandra studied nursing, and jaime set aside every dime he could for his family, juggling a job as a computer programmer while investing in real estate. >> happy family? >> very happy family. >> i was definitely a daddy's girl. growing up. >> reporter: and jaime carried himself with a certain goofy joy, as his niece marissa campos remembers it. >> easy going guy? >> yes, v

the people that i know, the border patrol folks, chiefs that i know in the laredo sector, rio grandeey are good men. they are good men that are trying to do their job. i don't think they would do that. and certainly i will make sure that we work together, that we follow the law but the men and women that i know that are serving down here, i know they are not going to do that. >> some of your colleagues say if the stories are true it constitutes an abuse of power by the president. is this something you think should be investigated? >> i mean, certainly. i mean, i think there are committees that will be looking into this, and again, we don't know, you know, he said it was a joke but again, you can't say that because there has been too many actions that after one and another that president keeps doing, if he jokes around we'll think it's true. i hope the president just understands that he's not joking around. you can't make fun of people that have had lands for generations so we got to respect those private property rights of those individuals. >> congressman, thank you for joining us.

immigrants and i want to say that an adult in the past where i recognized your officers in mcallen, laredo for the life estate because there are times they put their lives and jump in the river or whatever the case may be to save the lives they had. i will be having some of those ceremonies in august. two things i want to focus on. what patrol processing center and the other is what do we need to do to do a better job to keep men women and we added money to retention but i don't think that to be a one-year thing. we need to make sure you keep giving them retention or some sort of hardship, locality, pay compensation. in the propose language, i have some suggestions so we can try to retain our men and women at the border because border patrol is losing more men and women that we were hiring and i'm glad you got that project because you are spending money and another give them money to border patrol folks. i like to hear about what we can do for retention to retain many women a little better for border patrol but the other thing on the order processing centers is in 2006 and correct me if i'

i invite you to visit our terminal in laredo, texas, where you'd see the next volume of trucks transported freight constantly moving across the u.s.-mexico border and why we've expanded that location twice in the last three years we are so inclined, visit us on the interior at any one of our offices and we would be happy to host you. technological advances have redefined the trade if in frono such a degree nafta is outdated. the usmca is timely and necessary update. 25 you to go trade did not need to accommodate same-day shipping or two day delivery that is now expected by consumers. cross-border trade by truck has increased 191%. the north american supply chains have grown increasingly interconnected. so much so there are countless examples of products being transported around north america crossing our northern and southern border multiple times prior to reaching the consumer. congress must elevate our north american trade policies into the 21st century. the usmca represents more than a trade agreement. the flow of commerce between our nations has become a major cornerstone of our econom

con esta casa de laredo, tambiÉn se encuentra en litigio, le preguntÁbamos a silvia ayer quÉ sucedÍafavoritos de despierta amÉrica. francisca: con respecto te iba a decir de juan gabriel, no estar celebrando solamente su mÚsica, no puede uno dejar por fuera toda esta controversia y problemas que han venido despuÉs de su muerte. alan: lo que falta, el tema del dinero finalmente es el mÁs importante, lamentablemente. hay muchas cosas que averiguar y que chequear con toda la familia. mire nada mÁs, esto es importantÍsimo tambiÉn. francisca: te quiero contar algo buenÍsimo, angelina jolie se une a la tendencia de los influencers. debuta como youtuber, seÑores. este nuevo canal de youtube sigue la trayectoria que ella ha tenido como vocera y activista de las las naciones unida, hasta ahora ha posteado dos vÍdeos, estos discursos que ha dado en la onu, me parece sumamente interesante, un canal de youtube con propÓsito para seguir ella promoviendo ese cambio que quiere hacer siempre en el mundo, ayudando a la persona que lo necesitan. lo ha hecho desde siempre, es como la marca de angelina.

laredo, texas. ricardo, an independent. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call.ing my call on this public forum. to make fundamental decisions about this, we have to understand the immigration system. i have some questions you can clarify for the viewing public. host: give us one or two. unaccompanied minors that come from the three countries that have little funding from the world bank, when they come over here, we , when contract with them they turn 18, we receive moneys from the world bank for these individuals. they are not coming in here for free. the hearings, we created instabilities in their nations. guest: he's addressed a problem that is separate from the family issue, the unaccompanied minors who are arriving. 2012 innomenon started south texas. parents who were living in the country illegally started sending for their kids who had been left behind in central america. because of policy changes that had been made, these kids were usually held for a certain period of time in u.s. custody and then reunited with their families. we saw a huge influx of peop