there in southern mexico but now we can speak to laura carlsen news director at the center for international policy she's joining us live from mexico city thank you very much indeed for joining us this raid on this group of people these migrants three hundred will say that this is representative policy for. so far the government has that this is not a change in policy that in fact that they admitted that the raid got out of control that they didn't mean for it to be a direct confrontation with the migrants as it turned out however there's a lot of fear lately because so many more have been deported the figures that we have so far for april are about thirty percent above the rates of a year ago when there was already a deportation program in place because so many are being deported and there is a fear that the mexican government despite what it says about respecting rights and the right to due process for refugees is trying to placate the trumpet ministration one of the most anti immigrant governments in the world and he is taking a harder line against a growing number of immigrants and refug

and these tremendous pressures coming out of of central america so it is a huge challenge now laura carlsen really good to talk to you thank you very much. the indigenous people in brazil are protesting for a second day in the capital brasilia representatives of more than three hundred tribes have taken their demand for land rights directly to congress many fear the hard won rights will be eroded by the new president diable sonando the protest of tide congress will finish with a march on friday today's a boat has more from the demonstrations. were here in brazil's capital brasilia were thousands of members of brazil's indigenous communities have started to arrive to the capital for a three day event even though this event happens every year this particular event is very very meaningful for them because they say they're using it to send a very strong message to president of one for now to whom they accuse is threatening their very existence as a precedent since taking office for example has taken us a series of measures that they say threatens their communities for example moving a brazil's