esto ha obligado a la liberaciÓn masiva de algunos emigrantes en ciudades fronterizas como mcallen yciudad 300 cada dÍa. dicha ciudad tambiÉn es hoy un lugar de paso para los emigrantes que buscan llegar a otros sitios del paÍs. borja. nos conectamos en vivo con tony martÍnez que es el alcalde de texas. nos conectamos con Él mediante skype. alcalde, gracias por estar con nosotros. usted ha visitado estos inmigrantes. en quÉ condiciones estÁn en este momento? alcalde: lo mÁs importante es que estÁn todos bien y los estamos alimentando y les estamos dando ropa o todo lo necesario. realmente, hubo una cantidad de inmigrantes que vinieron el sÁbado y la patrulla no les dio los papeles para seguir adelante asi que hubo una crisis pero todo eso ya se arreglÓ y desde el sÁbado hasta ahora estÁn los nÚmeros de los inmigrantes que estÁn llegando a bronsville. michelle: se espera que en los prÓximos dÍas sean liberados mÁs inmigrantes que estarán esperando por un proceso legal. tienen los recursos necesarios para recibir a mÁs niÑos? alcalde: en este momento sÓ. y que voy a decir por quÉ, porq

, brownsville and harlingen...bec ause officials say there's just no room to hold them.in mcallen - c-b-p drops migrants off at catholic charities.if their u-s relatives can buy them a bus ticket, they are then taken to the central bus station.their long journey to the u-s......is now followed by confusion - a release, with notices to appear in court - which many of them don't understand.luis guerrero/ volunteer: "i explain to them what to expect up front... i tell them that immigration is going to ask you where you're going"luis guerrero is a volunteer - who's seen and heard all their stories, including that of a four-year- old girl whose family was robbed by men with machetes. luis guerrero/ volunteer: "she said, i'll never forget you, and i said, why momma? she said, because you were the first to tell us welcome to united states. that really hit me."he helps all of them on to their next destinations, to meet with family - or start a new life of the unknown.in mcallen, texas, i'm natasha chen. sources say.. president trump is considering bringing on a "border" or "immigration czar" to c

but first, they are taken to the mcallen border patrol station to be processed.were allowed to film inside. >> over there, those are the two cells. >> alfonsi: a first for the facility. they wanted us to see how busy they are. it looked like any other jail, except that there were mothers with children peering back at us though the glass. men are kept separately. background checks are run, and fingerprints are taken. court dates are scheduled. how many people would you say are in here right now? >> rudy karisch: how many people would you say? >> we have 551 subjects here. >> karisch: 500? >> alfonsi: chief patrol agent rudy karisch says they are struggling to care for the increasing numbers of families. what are the agents having to do to deal with this new population that's coming across? >> karisch: 40% of my workforce right now is dedicated to the processing, to the care and feeding, to the hospital watch. so that takes that 40% away from their border security mission. >> alfonsi: i mean, they're making they're making formula. they are bringing juice. well, the

llegando, lo confirmÓ hoy el secretario interino de seguridad nacional al visitar un albergue en mcallenamilias con niÑos que llegan de centroamÉrica se acercÓ a ningÚn niÑ a la frontera de mcallen con texas, en su recorrido no hablÓ con ningÚn indocumentado, escuchÓ a la hermana pimentel quien le pidiÓ tratar a los inmigrantes como seres humanos. >> estas personas estÁn buscando la vida, protecciÓn que no podemos convertirlos en criminales >> por primera vez un alto funcionario de trump, visita este albergue caridades catÓlicas donde todos los dÍas llegan papas con niÑos y no cuentan lo difÍcil que es llega y cruzar ra frontera >> embarazada y trae un niÑo de 4 aÑos de honduras, cruzÓ nadando el rÍo grande par entregarse a migraciÓn. >> cruzar el rÍo es dificil por los matorrales que pasa uno con espinas. >> kevin mcaleenan recorriÓ la frontera sur, ahÍ confirmÓ que estÁn viendo varias estrategias para atender la crisis migratoria, una de ellas poner carpas temporales. >> vamos a abrir nuevos centros para atender migrantes son lugares temporales para procesar el arribo de las personas c

and el paso, where we are, stretches to parts of new mexico, and neighbors mcallen texas and the rio grande valley has been culled epicenter of this crisis, here they had a huge surge in number of family units apprehensions, we just went on a ride along with border patrol. and according to the cvp officials as of last week more than 70,000 apprehensions have been made in this sector alone in fiscal year 2019. sens search -- senssense70 thousand, compar0 this time last year. the biggest spike is in the unaccompanied minors and family units. that is one of the reasons secretary kirstjen nielson was here in el paso, it was all about business. then thursday, she went to yuma, arizona, she held similar meetings their with officials on the ground before linking up with president trump at california-mexico border friday. what a week. but we can tell you from being down here. and now covering this issue, now for quite some time, it seems as if there no slowing in the numbers of migrants coming into the country. that is something that the president clearly i is trying to change. that is why h

, brownsville and harlingen...bec ause officials say there's just no room to hold them.in mcallen - c-b-p drops migrants off at catholic charities.if their u-s relatives can buy them a bus ticket, they are then taken to the central bus station.their long journey to the u-s......is now followed by confusion - a release, with notices to appear in court - which many of them don't understand.luis guerrero/ volunteer: "i explain to them what to expect up front... i tell them that immigration is going to ask you where you're going"luis guerrero is a volunteer - who's seen and heard all their stories, including that of a four-year- old girl whose family was robbed by men with machetes.

ainsley: griff jenkins is live in mcallen, texas with the latest for us. griff?ll you it is just as intense if not more than i have ever seen since i have been coming down here. we just found out today that there have been five criminals a

live in mcallen, texas. hey, griff.s apprehensions. when we landed at the airport yesterday afternoon we drove straight to the border. we were in a helicopter and look what happened. you can see already the military helicopter up there, national guard, supporting border patrol just made this apprehension. we're looking through the slats. this is a temporary wall that stops illegals just about a quarter mile, half a mile to the direction you're looking. this fence stops them from coming into mcallen. this is just indicative of what is showing up, hour, hour after a day, hour after hour, day after day, it just keeps coming. you can see the manpower it takes. eyes in the sky helping on this apprehension. the reason why they're coming is the catch-and-release policy. they have had 12,000 in the last 12 days, guys. they can only hold 3300 in the capacity. they're holding more than 6,000. what they're doing immediately releasing them, dropping them after places like catholic charities of rio grande valley to the sister norma.

in mcallen texas natasha chen. back to you.the white house could be adding a new position and immigrations our sources familiar with the discussions, a top white house officials and president trump are considering creating the job to help oversee the administration's efforts to contain and manage a surge in apparently being considered because detention centers at the border are over capacity -- putting a strain on federal resources. former kansas secretary of state kris kobach -- and former attorney general of virginia ken cuccinelli -- are said to be in the running for the job. (vicki) he hasn't even announced plans to run for president, but joe biden is already dealing with scandals that could hurt his possible campaign. the former vice president is facing allegations of inappropriate behavior.(grant) former staffers and supporters have rushed to his defense... but biden's potential rivals framed it differently. cnn's arlette saenz reports. plant a slow kiss on the top of my head a day and a half after the allegation first su

president, aside from the wall -- and i just a came from mcallen, texas, rio grand valley, they are getting hid hard from coast to coast. all the border patrol tell me in addition to the wall they need congress to roll their sleeves up. >> we can change these laws in 15 minutes. i could change them, catch and release. you know what that is democrats. you catch the person take their name and release them. okay? we're not doing that anymore. it's just a horrible thick. chain migration where you come in and have you have a lot of people come in with you. your mother, your father, your uncle, your aunt and your grand mother, your grandfather. your brothers and sisters. i mean, we had a case where somebody that, as you know, radical islam he ran somebody -- he ran many people down on the west side highway in new york. you know it well. griff: right. >> killed 8 people. wounded horribly injured 12 people. griff: sure. >> missing arms and legs. and he has many people under chain migration. many of his relatives have come in with him. it's crazy. and then, of course, you have the lottery, visa lott

vicente: cuando dicen "vamos a soltar a 1000 o 2000 personas" a una pequeña comunidad como mcallen, es católicas. allí les brindan alimento, ropa y asistencia. la hermana norma pimentel dice que está recibiendo diariamente hasta más de 400 personas. norma: todos los días, los números nunca han bajado, siempre se han mantenido altos. bajan un poco, suben de nuevo y estamos así continuamente. pedro: esta es una parada temporal. luego las familias son llevadas a la terminal de autobuses desde donde parten a diversas ciudades del país portando una pequeña bolsa de provisiones. el congresista gonzález considera que la mayoría de las familias inmigrantes carecen de mérito para solicitar asilo. vicente: debemos de tener audiencias de cortes migratorias más rápidas. si calificas para un asilo político, te quedas, pero como 75 a 80 % de la gente que llega no califica para ese asilo y tienen que regresar a su país. pedro: recientemente, la secretaria de seguridad nacional, kirstjen nielsen, dijo en mcallen que el gobierno examina todas las opciones para arrestar, detener y deportar. a tiempo que

hall on our southern border in mcallen. thank you very much.t does sound if the president has been backing off i will close the border unless mexico helps he is out. yesterday he actually praised the tougher mexico enforcement of our border rules. we had told you yesterday they were thinking about a plan b where they close the border but they let commercial traffic go back and forth. but here's the critical number. and that is during the month of march, when there were, you know, the suggestion is 100,000 migrants heading that way, only 90% of them went in places that were not the port. only 10% of the illegals were apertured at the ports. 90% went between the ports. in other words, if you close the ports, you close the road, that's going to have little effect on illegals. i think they realize that. ainsley: that makes sense. that's why the president is say going we close some of these borders and take the patrol officers and put them in the will dessert areas. brian: kirstjen nielsen is going to go to the border today and be there most of the

de autoridades para que le tiempo de espera en la frontera sea menor >> por 4 años directivos de mcallena familia, amigos, >> turistas mexicanos que visitan estados unidos viajan por carretera y aprovechan semana santa para viajar por río grande. pero se topan con una gran fila. >> agentes aduanales explican por qué la espera en puentes peatonales internacionales se ha alargado un poco. >> ahora con lo corto de personal que estamos, estamos viendo más tiempo. >> además durante el día hacen entrenamiento especial. >> es un grupo especial estrenado para enfrentar un posible ingreso de personas, masivas, que ojalá no suceda. pero si llega a ocurrir, como pasó en méxico. no queremos que eso pase en estados unidos >> también i94 para extranjeros esta forma la puede llenar por internet, para ganar tiempo. >> en breve hombre pierde los estribos en restaurante. >> vivo de milagro cámaras captan el momento impactante >> también el radar muestra actividad de precipitaciones en auckland heyworth después de la pausa. >> ♪. >> autoridades municipales aprobaron una resolución para dar dinero a las igl

reconstructing notre dame the restoration has become a matter of state france's president a man in mcallen says the cathedral will be restored to its former glory. we are a people of builders and we have so much to rebuild so yes we don't reconstruct the cathedral now if you're going to be even more beautiful than i. and i won't buy gold to be reached within five years. that will be no easy task footage from inside the charred building shows debris everywhere however its build towers and walls are intact. that's thanks to the hundreds of firefighters who fought the raging blaze. at the vigil a spontaneous show of appreciation. a moment of optimism and gratitude as france pieces the damage done to a beloved landmark. and we can speak to our correspondent barbara vessel was following the story in paris hi barbara what do people there make of president micron's goal to rebuild this cathedral within five years. that is very vicious of course vicious politically and technically bought for president mark wrong this is important to get the upper hand there's also a political message in this becau

it could even be extended to the beginning of twenty twenty and i different president and menu of mcallen said a delay within limits was an option. and paris is where correspondent lisa luis is standing by for us as theresa may meets france's president might call as we speak lisa to be a fly on the wall at the end is there right now i know what they're saying do you think in one remarkable play hardball with mrs may today. well that would be great freddie can only take a guess unfortunately i think he will play the bat cop as a paste i'm going to market is apparently playing the good cop so i call stance on this has been very tough indeed over the past few years he's been saying you know we need to reform the e.u. the e.u. has other things to do than being held up by the brics it affair for years on end and also it seems to be the traditional role of the french leader kind of feeds his job description actually to be tough on the brits if you know that to the one nine hundred sixty s. the very famous vision i shall undergo and at the time he vetoed britain's bid to join the e.u. twice at t

i'm just feet from the border here in mcallen. the border patrol is stretched thin.of migrants that is unb

para conocer en profundidad la realidad, realizÓ un recorrido en el albergue de caridad catÓlica de mcallen. la hermana norman pimentel, dice que espera que la visita habrÁ una comunicaciÓn con el gobierno. >>quÉ bueno que estÁ interesado en trabajar con nosotros y buscar salidas. reportero: visitÓ la frontera de noche conoce de primera mano la realidad que viven los agentes fronterizos. cÁmaras captaron cÓmo egresaron mÁs de 980 u al paÍs en tres grandes grupos. en las Últimas 24 horas, 4800 inmigrantes han sido detenidos. >>el incremento de familias estÁ ligado a las vulnerabilidades que tiene nuestro sistema legal. tanta la familias, como los narcotraficantes, saben que se van a quedar en el paÍs. reportero: afirmÓ que se investigarÍa no grupos de trÁfico humano y las solicitudes de asilo. se van instalar grandes carpas harÁ procesar a las familias y reducir al grupo que se encuentra en las estaciones de la patria fronteriza. Éste es el espacio que ocuparÁ una de las carpas, a quien la frontera del sur de texas. revelÓ que la crisis de la frontera estÁ reduciendo los arrestos y deportaci

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what we will do with el paso that's different than what we have in mcallen is a purpose built center from the beginning designed based on our lessons learned over the last five years with this new phenomenon of children and families coming across, both in terms of how the interior is designed, how it looks, but also for the functionality, for the medical care, for the showers, the laundry, kitchen facilities that we need to appropriately care for families in our custody. that's going to be different from the beginning. that said we want to renovate the mcallen facility and take out the chain link and have partitions that are more appropriate in terms of appearance as we protect families in our custody. but we're also going to ensure that the transportation flow, both the ability to securely move people in and out is improved as well as the shower facilities there. in the meantime we're not waiting. we are using our appropriated funding to establish softsided facilities to provide a better situation for families and children right now in those two sectors given the extensive flow that

seated at the round table with mcallen medical leaders of the western balkan states twenty years after the end of the yugoslav worst the western balkans remain one of the most unstable regions in europe yet this meeting is a commitment to long term peace. german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel not call initiated the conference at the top of the agenda the ongoing dispute between kosovo and serbia. how can we help with the development of serbia and kosovo and above all prevent problems from appearing even more insoluble than they appeared. and disputes over territories and state names continue to spark violence in the former yugoslavia republics. a nato led peacekeeping mission maintains a presence there of several thousand troops the e.u. has tried to mediate in the conflict so far with our results now germany and france are hoping to renew the push for peace. together we germany and france want to work together to make a concrete contribution to the stability of the region. a clear policy statement from germany and france in unison and only a few weeks before th

tendrÍa el cierre en la frontera y nos conectamos con pedro rojas que tiene toda la informaciÓn desde mcallen preocupaciÓn que existe debido a la posibilidad de que se cierre la frontera y que el presidente lo haga por la masiva llegada de inmigrantes y de caravanas a la regiÓn. vamos con rubÉn zavala quien es trabajador de centro de acopios verduras y hortalizas. cuÉntanos sobre la posibilidad del cierre de frontera. >> preocupa porque muchas personas que nos dedicamos a las ventas nuestros clientes nos compran a nosotros y ellos van a buscar los mejores precios. a todos nos afecta porque somos consumidores de verduras y frutas. los productos de mÉxico son mÁs baratos no es lo mismo pagarle al agricultor de mÉxico que en estados unidos. yo tambiÉn consumo frutas y verduras y si cierran la frontera esos productos ya no vendÍan para estados unidos. mucha gente de mÉxico como de aquÍ ocupamos productos de los dos lugares. pedro: son las reacciones que se producen desde la frontera ante la posibilidad de que el presidente trump ordene un cierre fronterizo con mÉxico. borja: estÁbamos escuchando

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Él los cruza gratis porque sabe de sus sufrimientos y necesidades, jasmina gonzÁlez de telemundo mcallena cruzar personas de manera ilegal a estados unidos >> hola amiga. >> buenas tardes >> sube de entre 15 a 16 personas en su balsa da instrucciones y toma una foto para lo que podrÍa considerarse como un comprobante de cruce. para despuÉs dejarlos en suelo americano. oye has visto que cada vez llega mÁs gente o cada vez menos >> ahora se ha visto mÁs gente. >> cifras que se han visto reflejadas en el nÚmero de detenciÓn por la patrulla fronteriza >> ¿cuÁles son las cifras que s puede decir normales que se ven al dÍa a dia? >> desde hace 7 semanas estamos viendo un poco mÁs de mil personas por dÍa. persona que antes de pasar a custodia de los agentes, estos migrantes pasan por las manos de los coyotes, quienes pueden llegar a cobrar miles de dÓlare por su trabajo mientras que otros dicen que lo hacen por ayudar >> ¿por cuanto tiempo mÁs lo vas a seguir haciendo? >> mientras dios me preste vida y salud y mientras las autoridades no me detengan, yo voy a seguir apoyando a mis hermano los c

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more long-term commitment from the mexican government and from congress milburn now reports from mcallen texas where there is a surge of asylum, seekers crossing into the us. >>leslie over a stateless in 2 days in detention that those were the worst hours of her life as we she says she was practically in a key age she laid on the floor waiting to be put into a cool drew the display being uncomfortable getting into the united states was relatively quick for over us. the surge of migrants seeking asylum at the border is overwhelming immigration authorities and forcing them to speed up the all be proud of the work men and women are doing down here. >>they it and what they're doing very dedicated to the mission. this is tough for her. >>which is why president trump is threatening to close the border. if congress doesn't find a solution. >>mexico is now stopping people coming up now. or if we don't make. they deal with congress. the border is going to be close. 100%. >>along the southern border from brownsville texas to southern california there are 24 ports of entry. critics say closing thos

the restoration has become a matter of state france's president a man in mcallen says the cathedral will be restored to its former glory. we are a people of builders and we have so much to rebuild so yes we don't reconstruct the cathedral now if you're going to be even more beautiful than before. and i want that goal to be reached within five years. that will be no easy task footage from inside the charred building shows debris everywhere however its belt towers and walls are intact. that stakes to the hundreds of firefighters who fought the raging blaze at the vigil a spontaneous show of gratitude for the paris fire brigade. a moment of optimism and gratitude as france pieces the damage done to a beloved landmark. vessel is covering the story for us from paris hi barbara we heard a man on my call and they're saying it's going to be five years within five years to rebuild this cathedral that is a pretty ambitious target what has been the reaction to the president's words. it is hugely ambitious of course but that's among real mccrum for you the french president he always tries to reaches

could even be extended to the beginning of twenty twenty and i had to french president and menu of mcallen said a delay within limits was an option. but we have team coverage of teresa mayes last minute european tour joining me here at the big table is a use that analyst alex forrest whiting correspondent lisa lewis joins me from paris and our very own correspondent is in brussels tonight to all of you welcome barbara let me start with you the european union could very well determine the short term fate of brecht's it morrow will there be another brogues a delay of course there will be a. what did you expect really the e.u. has has decided to show patience endless patience and even more patients this is a time to give more time said do not still skew the president of the european council in his invitation letter so what we will have because the conclusions the final declaration after the summit the draft of it is already out what we will get is another extension of the indeterminate length yet the leaders will decide that tomorrow night and it will end when ever britain decides or is able

afising dyye the two brothers hoping to seek asylum arrived at a border crossing in mcallen, texas, after1,500 mile month- long trip by bus from el progreso, honduras. the next day, andy was taken from his 21-year-old brother, who is not considered his legal guardian. >> ( speaking spanish ) >> reporter: so you're an adult. he's a child. otu couldn't be in the same caace because you're not technically his father. it took 15 days before junior could finally speak to his younger brother. andy had been placed in a foster care center nearly 2,000 miles away in new york city with other kids his age. you could barely get through that call. he was crying. >> si. >> reporter: since he was three, you are the only person he's known. >> si. >> reporter: last friday wase dd b3 days for. so, this might be a surprise for him. ( speaking spanish ) >> si. y reporter: paperwork in hand, junior walked into the center alone, and minutes later, walked det, with his arm tightly iapped around andy's shoulder. ogeir reunion was made possible with the help of immigrant families together, an organization assistin

thursday night saw president mcallen's very first press conference at the elise a palace he was due to speak for twenty minutes he spoke for almost an hour with his vision of what his mandate for the next three years of his presidency should be he talked about external things other than france particularly about borders saying that the schengen area in europe doesn't work he said that europe needs to be stronger and it needs to have stronger borders and so they remove the notes of the fragment things ongoing as well as they should be on the european level we have decided to have common borders the much talked about sharing an area with the rules of the dublin accords they do not work anymore now in terms of more internal issues which have a reason from the last few months of the grand debates here in france he said that in future they will be lower taxes he also said that pensions with less than two thousand euros a month will be reindexed from the first. policies for interrupting that report we're going to head back to the u.n. security council where the russian envoy eva selena been

. >> reporter: we are with the border patrol in mcallen, texas, where we saw family after family crossing u.s.-mexico border. last month alone, 40,000 of those crossing were children. the record numbers come one year after the white house ended its zero-tolerance policy that led to the separation of thousandso. as the former head of customs and border protection, kevin mcaleenan was responsible for enforcing that policy. did you have any regrets about the way that was carried out? >> yeah, i think when you lose the public trust in a law emforcement initiative and you have to recalibrate at the presidential level, that means et wasn't successful. >> reporter: looking back on it, did it work? >> so the enforcement of the law against parents who violated our border laws and brought children hith them was effective. it reduced the flow. but it didn't work in the sense that we lost the public trust in the implementation of that initiative. >> reporter: now, border patrol stations are overwhelmed with families, and the secretary told us d.h.s. is looking for new ways to house them. what about t

so, here we are in mcallen, texas, and we're in mcallen, texas, for one reason, 'cause we're gonna bringrian parole before. >> i could rch out to the mexican consulate. >> what we've been doing is sending it to ice, and it's five times i've sent it to em, but it's been denied. it does seem like a long shot. a i spoke awyer, and she informed me we can go to the u.s.-mexican border, marcosme would have to p with the border patrol, and borit to patrol would then have the the country or, of course, deny the petition. it's like a shot in the dark. but if there's a chance for marcos to come home, i want to do it. me and veronica looked it up, and there's not a whole lot of information about, can this really work? so, we're kind of out on a little bit of a limb with this attempt. >> i really hope they let him in.to they've goo the right thing and let him in. >> my daughter simply fell in love with a man in america, and the government told her thatth needed their approval forer him to live with h i find that very bizarre. >> where's our car at? >> marcos, he's hard-working, and the only thing th

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well if money were in mcallen is being tipped as the bad cop of the big major members of the e.u. twenty seven really the good cop perhaps could be german chancellor angela merkel to resume a with here in berlin under in paris in fact on tuesday for talks with both of them but before the german chancellor left in she did say that although she was open to talks these breaks it's because the ations these constant breaks that summits they can't continue indefinitely. i think the extension should be assured as passable be long enough to create a certain calm so we don't have to meet every two weeks to deal with this same subject that. well when mrs merkel arrived in brussels she was a little bit more positive as she greeted press there she said that she hoped a solution could be found that it was a solution that allowed the united kingdom to respect what its voters had voted for and that's the breaks that could happen in an orderly fashion but what we are expecting to hear from this evening summit i say this evening is it may well run into the early hours of thursday morning a lot of

and they don't want to come and hindered it's the time for decisions is now well if money were in mcallen is being tipped as the bad cop of the big major members of the e.u. twenty seven really the good cop perhaps could be german chancellor angela merkel to reason may with here in berlin and in paris in fact on tuesday for talks with both of them but before the german chancellor left berlin she did say this. although she was open to talks these breaks it's because ca sions these constant breaks that summit's they can't continue indefinitely i think the extension should be assured as possible it up to be long enough to create a certain calm so we don't have to meet every two weeks to deal with this same subject we are expecting an extension to be granted this evening i would say at the moment it's looking unlikely that it would be the reason may want to extension until the thirtieth of june nobody wants to be back in brussels for another emergency summit in a few weeks a few months time what we may well see put on the table in offered to the united kingdom is a one year perhaps even longe

the two brothers, hoping to seek asyl asylum, arrived at a border crossing in mcallen, texas octoberm progreso honduras. the next day andy was taken from his 21-year-old brother, who is not considered his legal guardian. >> so you're an adult, he's a child, you couldn't be in the same place because you're not technically his father. >> it took 15 days before junior could finally speak to his younger brother. andy had been placed in a foster care center nearly 2,000 miles away in new york city with other kids his age. >> you could barely get through that call. he was crying. >> si. >> he was 3, you're the only person he's known. >> si. >> reporter: last friday was the day the brothers had waited 183 days for. >> this might be a surprise to him. >> reporter: paperwork in hand, junior walked into the center alone and minutes later walked out with his arm tightly wrapped around andy's shoulder. their reunion was made possible by immigrant families together an organization assisting in the reunification of families. their oversized smile marks the end of their seemingly endless journey ap

mcallen, texas during 2014 family crisis, i think really the numbers from 2014.: that's what i'm saying, we have to get your take on china before you go. trade talks beginning in washington today, the two sides closer to deal than ever. the presidentmented on negotiations last night, listen to this. >> we are very close because you are going to have -- [applause] >> when i asked sean, if we get there, you know, let's see what happens, i think we are doing very well, they need the deal more than we do, they need the deal and they are getting hurt badly. maria: congressman, your reaction, another point out in the journal this morning, is it too late to counter china's rise, most people believe that u.s. will be less important in china in years. >> i think we have obviously a major trade issue but we are joined with trade issue with eu, japan, to rein excesses when it comes to state-owned enterprises, block ability to steal intellectual property and compel americans to share technology, that's at the heart what the president is trying to do with this agreement. mari

. >> i was in mcallen sector for a couple of days last week.ia going down to the border and then finally saying, yes, a crisis build a wall, they only say it after they had to see the border themselves? >> yeah, that is one of sad things you get northeastern elitist this have to go down and see what people are dealing with every day. >> colonel striking, final word, is it going to change? >> i don't know if this will, when you look at 25 some odd democrat candidates out there. their idea ol ye also gee drive. elizabeth: -- idea ol yeology ds it. elizabeth: co colonel west thank you so much, thank you for watching right here on fox business network, have a good evening. >> good evening, i am david asman in for lou dobbs, national security crisis at border rain oillegal immigrants, flooding across the border each day, tens of thousands caught, and released to nation each month. armed cartels patrol and control areas on the border. and a caravan of thousands moving through mexico, those in it, intend on illegally crossing into united states. natio

going at home to mcallen on fighting for. his health insurance you're going to do something to him that he was going to do with all of the lose your mobile money come up with additional money for the night when they should look at you at the end of may your last years of the you need to have his. you know i think you can buy the best you can come to get you to. look. at. things. such as i've got my daughter to wear just the one that is a bungalow that you could use the left leg or doesn't want to be in the front of the trauma that i'm not going to move on to other than it just so even though you want to knock down with it i was shocked and i did ask because it didn't have a lot to him that other. that no one in the know so one of the final bedrooms one of. the. things that. when. you're coming out and you were how much it was how much. to walk about. oh yeah the record you always live below. the. terms on. your father's about. i want to walk you. bungee want to if we go. on that you know usually what is it is all of that and

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i think back to when i was in mcallen, texas, months ago, and the mayor said this is a foreign policy issue. the fact we're giving less money and they can't create a stable environment for their own citizens is why we're leaving. we need to support them more, not for charity, bud for our own national security. >> because democrats and republicans ally it is the value of roughly $500 million we appropriate to improve stability and security some the economy -- >> because we don't want this -- >> exactly right, because we don't want this issue at our borders. we want to manage those issues in those countries. that has always been a bipartisan agreement. this president has a different view. i actually believe this is part of a fundamental base strategy. this is not a border management strategy. this is donald trump's political base strategy. he has it if is the last week he revved them up. this week i think it will be border, and i think it will be border continuously. he attempted to litigate borders and he lost on the midterm election. i don't know how he wins with those swing voters go