niÑos tratados con la chamarra de ella. >> segÚn los voluntarios de la iglesia sagrado corazÓn en mcallenntre tanto la seÑora amaya quien se presenta junto a sus hijas una orden federal en virginia el 6 de noviembre dijo cÓmo fue el terreno que caminó. >> como era tarde, el camino estaba muy resbaloso. >> asÍ mismo dijo que estuvo detenido en un centro de procesamiento de la patrulla fronteriza durante cuatro dÍas ahora que las temperaturas han descendido los voluntarios que brindar asistencia a las familias inmigrantes en el sur de texas les suministren suficiente abrigo. para muchos el destino final es el norte de los estados unidos. pedro rojas, univisiÓn. >> las protestas por la desapariciÓn y presunta muerte de los 43 estudiantes la escuela normal de ayotzinapa en guerrero, mÉxico se siguen agudizando conatos de violencia producto de la ira y el descontento con el gobierno federal. entre algunos manifestantes vandalizan propiedades pÚblicas otros prefieren protestar de manera pacÍfica, pero firme maría antonieta collins tiene lo Último. >> guerrero en llamas claman titulares. se refi

the mcallen police chief victor rodriguez points to this summer's rush of unaccompanied mine novembors to his region, h we could see that again, only in larger numbers and more adults. >> do you think the world could spread and you'll see moreg to ? >> if the policy or the actions are not clear enough on its face, that will happen. >> you think people will start flooding the border trying to get? >> reporter: texas republicanwa executive actions in court. ed? >> thank you, casey steegal live for us in texas. the republicans are not just going after the president over immigration, they are taking him to court on obama care, we'll have a live report from mike emanuel on capitol hill about that shomplt. >>> but first the shous intelligence committee says the initial reports on the benghazi terror attacks was accurate. it says cia and obama administration officials later supported the incorrect scenario that the attacks were motivated by an internet video and stuck with that for several days. also today a new united nations reports re-enforces the -- >>> a suggest change of plans for vice

. >> pero igual en mcallen ta tarde el secretario de seguridad nacional johnson no solo pep tÍo las palabraslos dreamers celebraban que algunos de los familiares saldrÁn de las sombras tienen otro una postura clara cuando se trata del pan nuestro de cada dÍa para ellos (inaudible) la frontera del valle del rÍo grande van a duplicar esto, si habrÁ un incrementando en las fuerzas de seguridad y cuando pasarÍa. >> hoy quedÓ claro que todavÍa quedan muchas preguntas en cuanto a lo que planteo el secretario de seguridad nacional hay polÍticas que hasta el momento no habÍan funcionado por ejemplo cuando madres e hijos cruzaban la frontera, se les permitÍa quedarse aqui, continuara esto por el momento todavÍa no hay respuestas en hidalgo ivÁn tiene loro, telemundo. >> este domingo tenemos una ediciÓn especial de una hora de enfoque vamos a tener a expertos abogados de inmigraciÓn y todo para contestar sus preguntas sobre bueno la nueva acciÓn ejecutiva que ha tomado el presidente cÓmo nos podrÍa beneficiar a quiÉn y cÓmo, todo la informaciÓn que usted requiere este domingo en enfoque un programa de

. >> el secretario de seguridad nacional, johnson, visitÓ mcallen para orientar a los directivos de lasva decretada por obama. nos reunimos con su fuerza de trabajo y hablamos sobre la acciÓn ejecutiva, insistiendo que el nuevo plan buscarÁ sacar de las sombras a quienes llevan varios aÑos viviendo en el paÍs. para el profesor Ángel sabe de la de las universidad de texas, pan american dicen que es un mensaje que busca dar confianza. >> son bienvenidos hasta cierto punto. es difÍcil saber cÓmo van a cambiar ellos pero no van a tener que tener tanto miedo. >> al secretario johnson insistiÓ que la orden ejecutiva serÁ rÍgida. >> cualquiera que ha regresado despuÉs de ese dÍa es una prioridad para la remociÓn de deportaciÓn, expresó. dijo que esa medida tambiÉn serÁ usada para detenidos en la frontera condenados por crÍmenes, miembros de pandillas y quienes sean vistos como una amenaza para la seguridad. >> en esta Área fronteriza se van a realizar las aportaciones de personas que hayan ingresado de manera ilegal en los Últimos meses. en los Últimos 10 funcionarios locales explicarÁn cÓmo s

i spoke with the chief of police at the mcallen, texas, border, and this is what he said feels could happen if the president's message is misinterpreted in places like mexico. >> if it is clear enough for the doors wide open for them, and a pot of gold waiting, then saddle up, because we will have the influxes. >> reporter: and he points to to a rush of the unaccompanied minors in this region. we are on the u.s. side and you have the rio grande river behind us, because it is dark can, and on the other side of the river is mex eco, and this is the area where all of the unaccompanied minors were flooding to the, and greta, he is fearing that we are up against that again with the president e president's message last night. >> and are the people that you are speaking to casey stengal, what is the message pr washington? >> well, they are turning away from the political noise and happy to have something done. so they are happy that the white house did something, but they are upset that the president went at this alone, and they are criticizing the pundits for doing that, but the way that p

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i saw the situation myself in a number of visits to south texas to mcallen to new mexico to phoenix. it was clearly humanitarian aspect to our response, but we responded aggressively to the . ike this past summer an aggressive public awareness campaign about the dangers of the trip for child -- for a child, and the numbers today of unaccompanied children crossing are at the lowest they've been in almost two years. the high point was june 10, 2014. and it dropped dramatically from that point forward to the point where the number of unaccompanied children crossing the southern border is in the rio grande sector in particular the lowest it's been in almost .wo years all this is affected by push and pull factors, but we're determined that we need to do more ourselves for border security. i'm concerned about the possibility of another rise in illegal migration. much of it is seasonal. it begins to climb each year at the beginning of the year, peaks in the early summer and drops off when it gets hot in the late summer so we're concerned about another rise. and we have to depart against ano

i saw the situation myself in a number of visits to south texas, to mcallen, to new mexico, to phoenix. it was clearly a humanitarian aspect to our response but we responded aggressively to the spike this past summer with a number of things we put in place. we searched resource to the southern board enand we embarked upon, in consultation with the governments in south america, an aggressive public awareness campaign about the dangers of the trip for a child. and the numbers today of unaccompanied children crossing the southwest border are at the lowest they've been in almost two years. the high point was june 10th, 2014. and it dropped dramatically from that point forward to the point where the number of unaccompanied children crossing the southern border in the rio grande valley sector in particular, the lowest it's been in almost two years. all of this is driven definitely by push and pug factors and i referred to a moment ago. but we're determined that we need to do more ourselves for border security. i'm concerned about the possibility of another rise in illegal migration. much of

the neighboring city of mcallen, texas, is one of the largest border towns in the state, and we sat downthere yesterday who told me there is a definite fear that what the president said last night could be misinterpreted by people living in central america and mexico. do you think that this could, the word could spread and, therefore, you're going to see more people trying to enter? >> if the policy or the actions are not clear enough on its face, that will happen. >> reporter: you think people will start flooding the border? >> yes. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry also echoing those sentiments, saying that the president's actions, he believes, will lead to more illegal immigration, not less, martha. martha: casey, thank you. bill: from texas further west to arizona, the governor there, jan brewer, blasting the executive order immigration. quote: bill: last hour house speaker said tht john boehner said congress will take action. for more reaction on that out of scottsdale, arizona, republican congressman david schweikert is with me now. sir, welcome back to "america's newsroom." s

we have opened a new conditions lats general in mcallen, texas. we have increased our corporation with ice and u.s. authorities. we have improved the reception capacities, the capabilities in el salvador, we are organizing networks of support at the local level throughout our consulates to provide support for dhads are going to eventually stay here or while they are still here, in legal assistance, in education, in medical health, mental health is very important and so forth, but we are very clear that the solution is long term and that the solution has to be in providing economic development and better conditions of life for for people. that is our responsibility, our main responsibility but, again, it's an opportunity for joined and shared cooperation. at this moment you might remember that a couple of weeks ago the three central american presidents from guatemala, el salvador and honduras were here in washington, had a meeting with president obama to analyze the situation of the kids and one of the things that came out there was that the countr

because our administration has not provided any federal boats in the area most crossed down south of mcallen, no federal boats down there. it's an area where texas has stepped up and provided a number of boats that are zipping up and down the river. you can hear them coming. coyotes don't want to be caught. they know if the texas d.p.s. catches them, they'll destroy the raft and that will put the coyote in very deep trouble for getting caught system of they don't want you to see them crossing. and as the state of texas has placed d.p.s. officers, texas rangers, game wardens up on the high bank, even the dark work just the least bit of light at all, you can see their silhouettes and coyotes won't cross, again if they think they're about to get caught. once across, groups anywhere from eight to 90 will immediately look for someone to surrender to, unless, of course, they're like the people i've seen fleeing down there, apearntly had drugs or something, they didn't want to be caught with. but it is an open border. far too open. and now, before the border is secured, with talk of the amnesty and