and mexico.i hope that this administration will continue that effort in another shape or form that they see fit but that isn't something that has been debated recently, and i think that it would be wise for the new administration to seriously consider again with whatever changes it seems appropriate to further the corporations there is historic and significant. i've got time for one or two at the institute for women's policy research, my question i would like to get your opinion on the idea from a family-based reunification system that we have to the skills base. it's showing that even though the language and education certainly helpede in the early years, eventually after 15 to 20 years all in terms of arming and earning the same as the negative stand one of the strengths that they have as their social networks and so i'm wondering especially now that we are seeing more women andg children coming in the separation of families how do you feel about the un shifting to a point system or skills-base

in mexico. there are people staying in mexico if given asylum or come and go it if there was a work based program in mexico. and there will be people coming arthro. mexico needs a immigration policy for its own reasons. and united states needs a serious conversation where democrats and republicans sit down and say what is a fair-minded but tough minded border strategy that mr. dissuade people from coming to the country. allow people to have legal avenues for people to come and work but dissawed people from making a journey as of an unauthorize the migrant to the u.s. border. we haven't had that conversation yet. i worry what we are doing as a result we're just basically trying to throw a problem to the mexico and the mexican government is saying we'll deal with it for a while and hoping this passes. we could be having the same conversation a year from now. >> yeah, the only thing i'll add is we have seen the story during the obama administration. there was a huge crites of unaccompanied child mi

and mexico should dobig. mexico should do its part. where i differ is, and differ with our own position, we should go out and say, this is what we're willing to do. in the end the u.s. will decide how it's own immigration should be and that's for the u.s. to decide. but we're so much involved with one another, mexico, we should say, hey, this is what we're willing to do and this is what we want in exchange. you know what, republicans and democrats, get your act together. we put our own piece of the puzzle. i think most people do agree, mexico should also offer protection to these people. not only the united states. the united states has the biggest share of the challenge, i agree. mexico we should do our part. >> so rather than talk about who could do a better job protecting central americans, we have to talk about people being able to stay in central america, a very pleasant plastcstically if you' in central america. several years ago we had a president that worked out cafta. we talked about those countries then. we sold the agreement

to mexico. this doesn't mean we're ignorant of the significant challenges that remain on the road ahead. we are well aware that a common opportunity that stand before us cannot be fully realized and will not be fully realized without a careful reconsideration of the difficulties that lie ahead. for example, the lands ports of entry that make trade and tourism possible have an outdated or beyond capacity infrastructure in many of them. also, there are often insufficient numbers of customs and border protection agents to staff the land ports of entry efficiently and adequately. and this is impacting the global value chains that are in north america. particularly the automotive sector. i was surprised to be in michigan one month ago and see the anger of the automotive sector because of the delays at the border. because they are used to working just in time with one auto part crossing up to eight times the border in both directions, and the delays was affecting this whole value chain. they were payi

i will put the example of mexico. in mexico in the year 2000, there were 1.7 million apprehensions at the united states southern border. those were not necessarily people. the same people, but it was the events. 90% of them were mexican nationals. we are now to maybe 150,000 mexicans. there's been a clear reduction. mexico's gdp went, probably right now around $12,000, maybe $11,000. there are people that actually point to the fact that when we reach gdp around $9000, actually when migration began to curve down. to a large extent that's true. i like to think we did our homework to the best of our ability, and that helped. so no money is going to be enough. -- enough if any country is not serious about tackling its own challenges. the second thing that i would point out is that success implies necessarily that they countries take ownership of whatever aid and cooperation is there. let me point to the fact we don't have here this morning anybody from central america. they need to be owners of the programs that are worki

gas in mexico. and it can be easily resolved if these current negotiations come to a successful conclusion. so i think the incentives are there to come to a successful conclusion. it makes sense for everyone. so i'll end with that more optimistic -- >> thank you so much. thank you all, please join me in thanking our panelists. we'll obviously have to do this again in six months or another year when we have more to analyze. but this is a fun panel. thank you. >>> a new report on authoritarian governments and national security threats is being released this afternoon. we'll have live coverage from the american enterprise institute at 3 eastern here on c span 3, online or listen live on the v cspan radio app. congress is back on the hill. while congress returns tuesday to work on defense programs for next year, the senate is back today and will work on several judicial and executive nominations, including assistant education and labor secretaries. watch live gavel-to-gavel of the house on cspan and cov

that's really aimed at mexico. that's really aimed at making sure that if parts are made in mexico that they have to pay at least $16 an hour. this will certainly discourage u.s. companies from having parts being made in mexico or sending some of the assembly work to mexico. it really makes sure that there's more of a level playing field in terms of wages so that there's less incentive to send this work to other countries whether mexico or canada. host: we will get to more of those provisions of the usmca and what they actually mean and we will get reaction to what's going on. let's hear from some callers first. eddie is up first from mitchell, indiana. democratic caller. hi, eddie. caller: good morning. thank you, guys. host: you are welcome. caller: i have three comments. one of them is i had to sit through some classes at ford motor company and they talked about how quality was in other nations, and it's like during the hours america destroyed most of these places and america rebuilt them. my second one is the l

-mexico border. the stealth war at u.s.-mexico border includes casualties as well as all of the pieces of rule. war right inscale our backyard. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace repoport. i'i'm amy goodman. a report by nbc shares new accounts of mistreatment and sexual violence experienced by locked up migrant children at a yuma, arizona, detention facility. in nearly 30 accounts collected by health and human services case managers, children complained of hunger, having to sleep on concrete floors or outside, and lack of access to basic sanitation. a 15-year-old girl said an officer groped her underneath her clothing during what was supposed to be a routine pat-down and joked around with other agents during the ordeal. the trump administration has dismissed reports of abuse against detained migrants despite recent congressional visits to migrant jails and multiple accounts of mistreatment recorded by legal and other experts. trump said m

-mexico border. the wilson center in washington, d.c., is the host of this conversation on strengthening economic competitiveness for both countries. >> thanks to the few and the proud who are here. we've got a few more in the hallway who will come in and join us. thanks for sticking with us throughout the whole session today. we do have one more really interesting session. for me this is a really important one. we've spoken for a lot of the day about how it is you can move things back and forth across the border, the most efficiently, effectively, understanding how you do that when you balance with security challenges and migration challenges at the border. of course that's fundamental importance for border communities and united states and mexico and our economies as a whole. but i don't think that's enough. that's not enough for a u.s. border community. that's not enough for mexican border communities to really have the vibrant communities we want, quality of life people in the region aspire to, w

, mexico is a strike ally. despite this our foundation which has three functions, number one, serve as the development organization and second, we act as the policy organization for the region and third, we are developing a strike plan to primarily focus on work force and policy for the sectors to recruit. despite that we're seeing record levels of interest from companies, vetted progress in our region. we are moving up very quickly, especially in the manufacturing sector. we in our region are now the fourth largest manufacturing hub in north america. in the last year and 18 month we surpassed detroit. for the jobs created in our region. our region should be a model how to create economic opportunity and secure the border and condu conduct bilateral relationships in an effective way. el paso has record low unemployment levels. we are at 3.6% pre-nafta, it was always hovering around the 14-12% rang. our sister city, below 3% unemployment. that is leading to wage gains in a positive note. very measured positive w

nacido en mÉxico y criado en estados unidos.os son los vÍdeos que la gente de ladeagrabÓ con su cÁmara que en potro en el casco militar que vistiÓ durante los operativos que realizÓ con los marinos mexicanos. inicialmente le habÍan dado en la misiÓn de capturar alguno de los lÍderes del cÁrtel de sinaloa, incluido su jefe, guzmÁn. estas imÁgenes lasgrabÓ el agente antinarcÓticos mÉxico estadounidense el 13 de febrero de 2014 cuando sobrevolaba culiacÁn, mÉxico, en un helicÓptero artillado de la marina mexicana porque tenÍan informaciÓn de que en esa zona se escondÍa narcotraficante zambada. esto logrado en tierra y ya se les habÍa escapado. luego la misiÓn se centra en la captura de guzmÁn. llegaron armados hasta los dientes a esta casa donde les habÍan dicho que estaba escondido. Éstas imÁgenes de la cámara de vÁsquez muestran decenas de marinos mexicanos tratando de romper la puerta de la guarida del sapo.segÚn el agente de ladea todos los marinos mexicanos ayudaron por turnos a derribar la puerta. hasta que se cansaron y le l

julio: ese fue un reporte de ray rodrÍguez desde la ciudad de mÉxico.Ón como gobernador en el prÓximo aÑo. ademÁs, estoy renunciando a la presidencia del partido nuevo progresista. julio: el gobernador ricardo rosellÓ anunciÓ su decisión a travÉs del facebook light tras dÍa de manifestaciones en su contra por la proliferaciÓn de contenido de un chat en el que Él y miembros del gobierno hicieron burlas y comentarios considerados como homofÓbicos, sexistas y misÓginos. pasamos con un problema que estÁ afectando toda la naciÓn. este verano ha sido extremadamente cÁlido y peligroso con daÑos y muertes reportadas a lo largo y ancho de la naciÓn. y en nueva york un puente se atascÓ por las altas temperaturas y se reportaron problemas. en la ciudad de filadelfia hubo evacuaciones y ahora el servicio espera un frente frÍo proveniente del norte lo que causarÍa tormentas elÉctricas y hasta inundaciones. mientras tanto en el Área de la bahÍa se esperan condiciones normales para esta temporada. ahora, con estas imÁgenes en vivo del puente de la ciudad de san franci

measurements menorah polo has the reaction from mexico city there was pushback in mexico in response to that change in policy announced by the united states the asylum laws and i'll give you we need to talk about the context here if you were a migrant traveling from central america say hunter a sort of solved or making your way through guatemala and through mexico that automatically disqualifies you from being able to seek asylum in the united states under this new policy now there's a reason why there's so much pushback here in mexico on one end mexico the united states have no agreement that would force mexico to house asylum seekers that's something that mexico would have to ratify via legislation it would be up to the mexican congress to determine that mexico is to be designated a quote unquote safe 3rd country without approval from congress mexico is in no way obligated to adopt or accommodate to this new change in policy in the united states this is something that the foreign minister of mexico my sent abroad has said is not going to happen the foreign minister has also said th

and mexico. so where is the organization of states and where is eddie be to be sure that we are solving those issues that are pushing folks there. now because we are treating everybody like asylum-seekers we have people all over the world trying to come here but the long-term issue is that area. >> in 2014 when that unaccompanied kids came in as i think you are doing a great job. there is a group of us that went down to guatemala and mexico. there was a general name jon kelley there. he became the chief of staff and at that time, i think he still does but he understands the way this works. so we came back and we put in $750 million for the more than triangle. as you know rebecca and anthony got reduced. we had a president that wanted to bring it down to zero and it is a mistake because we want to address those problems. we sat down and came up with an appropriation process. you cannot say we are going to threaten you and cut this off because this is what you have to do. you have to address the is

gas in mexico. and it can be easily resolved if these current negotiations come to a successful conclusion. i think the incentives are there to come to a successful conclusion. it makes sense for everyone. so i will end with that were optimistic. [applause] >> thank you all. please join me and thinking the panelist. while obviously have to do this again in six months or another year when we have more to analyze. but this is a fun panel. thank you all. [inaudible conversations] milit. this is 50 minutes. >> colleagues i'm speaking in support of this amendment to create a pilot program, for your pilot program

on one end mexico the united states have no agreement that would force mexico to house asylum seekers that's something that mexico would have to ratify via legislation it would be up to the mexican congress to determine that mexico is to be designated a quote unquote safe 3rd country without approval from congress mexico is in no way obligated to adopt or accommodate to this new change in policy in the united states this is something that the foreign minister of mexico my sent abroad has said is not going to happen the foreign minister has also said that he does not agree with this decision by the united states and and in no way will mexico be changing its own immigration policies or its own asylum policies to accommodate for this new change in the united states furthermore this is one aspect of the migrant crisis that keeps getting brought up in the stemming the flow of migrants it being up to mexico to stem the flow of migrants that's the pressure that the united states has on mexico yet these policies do nothing to address the root causes of migration in central america countries l

do you feel that the situation in mexico do you feel it's getting worse. yes absolutely absolutely right now i am working in a new book i was able to have a testimony inside the most important in mexico they snuck out of jail these women as well as the head west in the west seem to have in bed of the cartel and here he was able to reveal the tells how the car dope works and these just give give me an english give i have big picture how really is is difficult this edition in mexico because almost all the fi shelves almost all of the members of that tony get out all these all the federal believes or the army in y. and way are no they're worse for the car this little you have these live between that got us where the people innocent people or journalists have to work every day between these 2 forces that got us and the group the government trying to do to survive let me just ask you this what about with the new mexican president one man will lopez obrador he has promised to address exactly what you are talking about has he changed anything. well i have to said

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reciba a losz determinÓ r ser un paÍs de alto riesgo mÉxico no puede ser un lugar apropiado para queÉxico reciba los miles de migrantes que hoy estÁn esperando para pedir asilo >>> tengo que solicitar en mÉxico y luego cÓmo me va a dar asilo en estados unidos si estoy con un trÁmite de asilo en mÉxico >>atemala. >> desafortunada> los inmigrantn seguir solicitando asilo sin previamente hacerlo guatemala, mÉxico . >>> esperan iniciar peticiÓn, e la que la administraciÓn del presidente sigue intentando justificar estas restricciones decisiÓn por aho de una corte federal . >>> asegurÓ que buscarÁ todas las opciones disponibles para enfrentar esta decisiÓn por ahora quede inconcluso quÉ ocurrirÁ con las personas que ya pidieron asilo en mÉxico asÍ como la garantÍa de los agentes federales ya han dejado de aplicar las restriccionÓ un nue de abusos a una menor en el centro de detenciÓn de texas, qus a las personas que hoy mismo estÁn pidiendo asilo. en los angeles california noticias telemund >>> hoy se conociÓ un nuevo caso de abusos a una meno congres menores. en el congreso el de departa

mexico says the u.s. has recognized it has made significant progress on stemming the flow of migrants in the united states to state my pompei i was in mexico city are there as part of his tour or off latin american countries relations between the 2 countries have been strained as president continues his efforts to stop illegal immigration and the wave of asylum seekers arriving at the southern border when a republic has more from mexico city. this meeting between us secretary of state mike palm pale and mexican foreign minister marcello it out is certainly a timely want to riving just one day before the 45 day deadline on that deal between mexico and the united states where the 2 countries managed to avoid slapping tariffs on mexican at exports unless mexico could rein in and curb the flow of central american migrants making their way north toward the united states the meeting that took place here in mexico city appeared to be a very positive one both men took photographs shaking hands it appears as thoug

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in mexico city.o discussed the country's economy. he said rates are too high but he respects the central bank's independence. >> one thing is what is desirable. the other thing is what is possible. i would like that the bank of mexico not only take care of inflation, but also think about growth as well. what the talking about bank of mexico is doing. they are more cautious. they are more cautious about inflation. that is not a bad thing. this is not the wrong thing to do. i'm not saying that. but, it is important to lower rates to encourage growth. this is an issue that i'm leaving for the bank of mexico to decide, because we trust we are not just going to be able to grow, but also to develop. not only growth, but development , because growth, that is what we want to change, and to create a new paradigm. growth is creating wealth but not necessarily distributing wealth. development is growing and distributing, so our administration, our government, what it is trying to do better than before is distri

consider that mexico will at some point be designated a safe 3rd country so it appears at the end of this negotiation at the end of these talks it was a positive dave for both parties has mexico met the standards set by the trump administration does stem the flow of migrants. with one day to go in that deadline and the smiles on both of these men's faces i would i would reckon that yes the the criteria have been met we can point to a few numbers we know that mexico has deployed thousands of national guard troops to both to both borders south with guatemala north with the united states but over the last $42.00 days there's been an 88 percent increase in captures of migrants for mexican authorities here in mexico that amounts to somewhere around $1000.00 captures of migrants every single day this is something that even u.s. vice president mike pence has spoken about saying that mexico is doing more to stem the flow of migrants into the united states than democrats are doing to to address the issue of immigration in the united states ultimately however it's going to be up to president t

thank you for that man for us in mexico city. as strikes have killed 9 civilians in syria's it led province this video shows the moment shortly after the attack a syrian civil defense worker was among those killed as a last major rebel stronghold in syria government troops backed by russia have been bombarding the area for more than 2 months. security forces in the kurdish region of northern iraq a continuing their hunt for the assassins who of a turkish diplomat last wednesday the main suspect is under arrest he belongs to the armed kurdish group the p.k. k. which has fought a long running conflict with the turkish government to other customers in the restaurant were killed in the shooting in erbil natasha go name reports from the town of john dion where family members are in mourning. heavy jamelle wife's premonition the morning of her husband nariman giuliani's death last wednesday she told him to postpone travelling to or peel to renew his passport. in the morning i told him don't go today for me i have a strange feeling don'

ustedes los integrantes de la guardia nacional. >>> este cuerpo es la trato jay del gobierno de mÉxicois de seguridad que va en incremento en el paÍs y la apuesta es clara. >>> con la guardia nacional, los dÍas mÁs oscuros de la inseguridad quedarÁn en el pasado. >>> asÍ arranca oficialmente con 70 mil elementos de seguridad la guardia nacional en 150 regiones del paÍs, con alta incidencia delictiva. >>> segÚn el secretariado ejecutivo del sistema de seguridad pÚblica entre e ner del 2019 se han registrado mÁs de 14 mil asesinatos en mÉxico. la cifra mÁs alta en 5 aÑos. su llegada no ha estado kents de polÉmica. antes del anuncio oficial, habÍan iniciado operaciones. >>> en mÉxico, noticias telemundo. >>> una parada de trÁfico por poco le cuesta la vida al oficial. (hablado eÉs) >>> las cÁmaras corporales del oficial captaron el momento, el agente pidiÓ al chofer que se bajara del auto, el conductor se puso agresivo, tratÓ de hacerse con el arma y apretÓ el acelerador. fue arrastrado 100 pies luego de caer a la carretera. >>> la comunidad lgbtq de new york celebrÓ con una marcha multit

lo investiga porque se desplaza hacia el caliente golfo de mÉxico. 85 la temperatura del agua.tocar tierra se carga de toda esta humedad y los acumulados pueden ser notables. se pueden esperar muchas inundaciones. Éste es el mayor riesgo. lo vendremos siguiendo . regreso con ustedes. enrique: una corte de apelaciones decidiÓ que donald trump no puede bloquear a sus crÍticos en twitter. la corte del segundo circuito considera que donald trump viole la primera enmienda cuando bloquea a los que lo critican. el departamento de justicia dijo que va a explorar medidas para poder responder al fallo de la corte. instagram se suma a la lucha contra el "bulling" o el acoso al implementar herramientas para frenar el abuso o el contenido abusivo en esa plataforma. una de ellas pretende que el usuario piense antes de lanzar algÚn tipo de ofensa y tambiÉn se limita el acceso. luis: de una u otra forma el "bulling" ha existido siempre, pero con las redes sociales el hostigamiento cobra un nivel enorme. leslie tiene apenas 12 aÑos y ya sabe lo que es el "bulling", sabe que instagram es la plat

dice que enviarÁ un despliegue de vanidad noticias telemundo >>> en otras cosas el presidente de mÉxicorias que estÁ tomando mÉxico, trump eligiÓ el plan de anglo, dijo que estÁ haciendo un gran trabajo. >> y descartÓ castigar a mÉxico con aranceles al menos por ahora muy temprano durante su habitual conferencia asÍ reaccionaba lÓpez obrador. el que haya dicho que se aleja la amenaza de imponer aranceles lo celebro. porque no queremos la confrontaciÓn. >> el 22 de julio se vence el primer plazo de 45 dÍas que trump le dio a mÉxico para cumplir con los tÉrminos de su acuerdo migratorio y evitar las tarifas >>> mire, el envÍo de remesas a mÉxico en mayo alcanzÓ el nivel mÁs alto de los Últimos 24 horas los mexicanos enviaronsadon tote dÓlares lo que significa un qu los migrantes envÍan mÁs dinero por el dÍa de la madre pero economistas seÑalan que otro factor clave fue la amenaza del presidente trump de desatar una guerra comercial con mÉxico y ante la incertidumbre muchos decidieron enviar mÁs dinero para mÉxico >>> muy bien, la administraciÓn trump ha dado el brazo a torcer y in no incl

on one end mexico the united states have no agreement that would force mexico to house asylum seekers that's something that mexico would have to ratify via legislation it would be up to the mexican congress to determine that mexico is to be designated a quote unquote safe 3rd country without approval from congress mexico is in no way obligated to adopt or accommodate to this new change in policy in the united states this is something that the foreign minister of mexico my sent abroad has said is not going to happen the foreign minister has also said that he does not agree with this decision by the united states and and in no way will mexico be changing its own immigration policies or its own asylum policies to accommodate for this new change in the united states furthermore this is one aspect of of the migrant crisis that keeps getting brought up in this stemming the flow of migrants it being up to mexico to stem the flow of migrants that's the pressure that the united states has on mexico yet these policies do nothing to address the root causes of migration in central america countri

and mexico. there are difficult stretches for them to seal, if you will, between california and the gulf of mexico. have they thought at all about how they will do that? caller: at this point -- thet: at this point, one of border patrol sectors, has one of the lowest seizure rates. from eagle pass all the way out to el paso in january on a back road, to not even i-10. there is no radio, you don't get a station. so, the threat for border patrol is so low that, unless something started moving through the area and was seen to continue, i don't think you will see any type of barrier erected in that region. host: let's hear from terrence calling from hollow lulu, on the republican line. caller: good morning. to answer the previous caller's question, the problem trump avenue is not with legal immigration, it is with illegal immigration. it is about securing this country not only from drugs and people sneaking into the country, but also human trafficking. they don't traffic humans for prostitution or wh

has the reaction from mexico city. there was pushback in mexico in response to that change in policy announced by the united states the asylum laws and i'll give you we need to talk about the context here if you were a migrant traveling from central america say hunter israel solved or making your way through guatemala and through mexico that automatically disqualifies you from being able to seek asylum in the united states under this new policy now there's a reason why there's so much pushback here in mexico on one end mexico the united states have no agreement that would force mexico to house asylum seekers that's something that mexico would have to ratify via legislation it would be up to the mexican congress to determine that mexico is to be designated a quote unquote safe 3rd country without approval from congress mexico is in no way obligated to adopt or accommodate to this new change in policy in the united states this is something that the foreign minister of mexico my sent abroad has said is not going to happen

i want to thank mexico because mexico is doing a lot right now. mexico border security hard time bipartisan bill positive this pres. trump: they have almost 20,000 soldiers between the two borders. they have 6,000 on their southern border by guatemala. and they have about 16,000 -- 15, 16,000 at our southern border. and the numbers are way down for the last week because this just took place over the last few days, over the last week. and it's way down, as you can imagine. but we have to do a bill on border security. and we can solve the problem entirely at our border. the wall is being built. but unfortunately, we had a very bad case from the ninth circuit, as usual. a ninth circuit judge -- and i say that loud and clear -- it's very hard to win at the ninth circuit, if not impossible. he ruled against something that, in my opinion, was a terrible error. and it really affected the construction of part of our wall. and much of it is being built. most of it is being built. but it had an impact. these were contracts that were out. they were being bui

i want to think mexico. enrique, the mexican government, the president of mexico, now has 20,000 troops and their border, our border. by you, they have about 6000. and on our southern border they have close to 20,000 by itself. it will probably be 26 thousand people totally, soldiers, and very good ones. that is had a tremendous impact. really an incredible impact. so, kevin, if you look at what has happened over the last short of time, it has really been great. now if the democrats would sign something, it would be a lot easier. what we have to do it around the democrats because they refuse to want to close up the borders. they want open borders. that means smugglers. that means hijackers. that means drugs. them is crime. it is frankly a disgrace -- that means crime. it is frankly a disgrace. but with guatemala and mexico and other countries with whom we will be signing safe third country agreement shortly. we are doing well. i want to thank and ray k the president of guatemala. enrique,t morales, - the pre

in mexico to stop central american migrants from making their way to the united states washington says it's happy with mexico's efforts so far that top diplomats are due to meet in another 45 days to evaluate progress but critics of warn the crackdown could lead to human rights abuses by the overlap of the reports from mexico city. over the past 45 days mexican authorities have stepped up a crackdown on migrants through an increase in immigration officers and the deployment of 1000 national guards troops to mexico's northern and southern borders . on average more than a 1000 migrants are now being apprehended in mexican territory every day so you notice in your disappoint that mexican foreign minister marcello abroad has consistently repeated. the deployment of national guard troops as well as our enforcement of existing margaret law have led to a 36.2 percent reduction in the flow of migrants. by showing the trump administration that immigration numbers are down mexico hopes to meet the conditions of a july 22nd deadline on a deal that removed tariff threats on mexican exports to the

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es la nueva amenaza deotro prob el presidente de mÉxico, es la nueva amenaza de aranceles de estadosaÑana en la conferencia de prensa habitual lÓpez obrador le restÓ importancia a esta medida de la casa blanca. >> es una medida distinta las que se han aplicado. son decisiones aisladas que no tienen que ver de manera directa con el tratado de libre comer o comercio >> lÓpez obrador destaco que tiene una relaciÓn muy buena co donald trump y se mostrÓ confiado en resolver esta nueva disputa con estados unidos . emma coronel, denuncia por en un hotel de mazatlÁn que los agentes que capturaron a su esposo joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn en un hotel de mazatlÁn en el aÑo 2014 la obligaron a desnudarse y se burlaron de ella >> segÚn sus declaraciones a la revista proceso, uno de ellos le quiso pegar cuando ella les dijo que ya era hora de que hicieran su trabajo, dice que tambiÉn le vendaron los ojos, la golpearon y la mantuvieron alejada de sus hijas. su gran miedo es que la detengan justamente estando con ellas, y asegura que no les guarda rencor a los amigos de el chapo que testificaron en su ju

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it's people coming south of mexico who are first filtered to qualify and held in mexico pending asylum applications, for instance, where they be cuban, guatemalan, el salvadoran, et cetera and the list goes on. that's the idea. that's the process. i was down in el paso last week. it's hard to judge on short time period but it appears that the implementation of mpb is easing at least some of the problem in some parts of the border. it's still a bit of a flood down there. i think you used the right word in your introduction, pipeline. it gets clogged in particular places. and if the whole thing doesn't work, the whole pipeline fails. >> let's go in front of the pipeline to figure out that problem. you mentioned guatemala, honduras and el salvador. we refer to those as the triangle because that's where most people come from. per capita versus the out, which has a per capita gdp of 62,461. that's not a direct correlation to income but i think everybody gets the point, they're not close to the kind of life you can have in america. some of them might be political refugees, some might be fear

comenzaron a enviar los migrantes en texas a mÉxico.grantes centroamericanos suscitan una corte de estados unidos. gran parte viven ya en el de leyes mexicanas y muchos son menores. el mÁs joven con tan pocos meses de edad. pedro nos cuenta cÓmo viven estos niÑos. pedro: con la inocencia que los cara eriza los niÑos son el lado mÁs vulnerable de la migraciÓn. por estos dÍas tambiÉn la poblaciÓn mÁs aÚn de los albergues. >> hay bastante, y unas personas que son pequeÑos, de tres o cuatro meses. >> aquÍ, en este albergue para migrantes, los niÑos tratan de entretenerse de cualquier modo. pero a veces se desesperan o sedes-- o se deprimen. dice josÉ que vieja con jonathan, su hijo de tres aÑos. >> siempre estoy consolÁndolo y animÁndolo para que sigamos adelante. >> la gran mayorÍa de los migrantes son retornados de el paso, texas. que deben esperar la cita de asilo y casi todos traen hijos. nos dijo un pastor cristiano encargado de este albergue. >> ahora tenemos desde brazos hasta 17 aÑos. >> juÁrez en la frontera donde mÁs migrantes son

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lo reportaron a mÉxico.izo viral. relata con voz entre cortada los momentos que su padre andrÉs fue reportado. >>> me dijo ese dÍa, que todo estarÍa bien. lo que seria el dÍa mÁs feliz de su vida. se llenÓ de tristezas. >>> yo querÍa bailar con mi papÁ. >>> su hermano tuvo que tomar el lugar del papÁ. >>> ya sÉ que ella querÍa bailar con su papÁ. han sido com partidas en redes sociales. hubo otros que la atacaron por venir a estados unidos sin documentos. >>> nosotros sentimos que es de nosotros este paÍs porque pagamos impuestos, trabajamos duros. su padre viviÓ 22 aÑos en las vegas nevadas. su peor error fue manjar bajo influencia del alcohol en 2013. y este delito lo dejÓ en manos de ice. >>> flor dice que no va a descansar hasta que su padre regrese a estados unidos. esta es la realidad producto de la polÍtica 0 tolerancia de la administraciÓn actual. y son millones de niÑos en estados unidos que viven con amenaza constante de que uno de sus padres sea deportado. desde cc: telemundo network - me hace una

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on one end mexico the united states have no agreement that would force mexico to house asylum seekers that's something that mexico would have to ratify via legislation it would be up to the mexican congress to determine that mexico is to be designated a quote unquote safe 3rd country without approval from congress mexico is in no way obligated to adopt or accommodate to this new change in policy in the united states this is something that the foreign minister of mexico my sent abroad has said is not going to happen the foreign minister has also said that he does not agree with this decision by the united states and and in no way will mexico be changing its own immigration policies or its own asylum policies to accommodate for this new change in the united states furthermore this is one aspect of the migrant crisis that keeps getting brought up in this stemming the flow of migrants it being up to mexico to stem the flow of migrants that's the pressure that the united states has on mexico yet these policies do nothing to address the root causes of migration in central america countries

the poorest communities but went to see what was going under the hammer in mexico city. this collection of luxury jewelry in mexico city is worth millions yet it isn't part of some private collection or museum showcase many of these items like these gold plated pistol groups or this jewel encrusted bump long pen once belonged to mexican criminals was very very well if they ever have that these as well as other items seized by the federal government are being auctioned off that isn't so with us they. get some of these oceans are just like in the movies where the gavel and someone who says he's going wants going twice sold but what makes it special is that all the money we earn from oceans goes towards mexico's poorest communities since the beginning of the year the mexican government has been selling off things ranging from luxury vehicles like this lamborghini more c.l. ago private planes and luxury homes some of which were previously owned by cartel members going east in their own steam with this new system we will save a lot because we can deliver funds directly to the