tariffs for mexico and canada.ding off on china. >> 25% because they're allowing vast numbers of people to come in. tom: mexico's paso higher. we bring you interviews and reaction over the next few hours. brace for volatility. this is the new set up. stoxx are lower, questions continue. currently up, nasdaq futures gaining. yields down, yields are down, wage data and labor data is out. u.k. could be heading for a debt death spiral. bitcoin punched through, falling. bankers got back on their feet, global transaction values are up , waiting to see whether trump will turbocharge or temper recovery. haslinda is in davos. >> what will it mean for markets , terrace for canada, mexico how are you reading all of this? >> we've heard this story on mexico and canada. trump seems to be having tariff conversations. the first is tariffs in the second is supply-side measures. will the fed have to reassess his moves? >> policies will be inflationary. having said that, tariffs don't have to be inflationary. >> the environment for

with canada and mexico. ~' ., , , mexico.does, but these things are _ mexico. i think it does, but| these things are negotiable, mexico. i think it does, but. these things are negotiable, in a way, — these things are negotiable, in a way, and the fact of the ntatter— a way, and the fact of the matter is— a way, and the fact of the matter is that by saying that the goat— matter is that by saying that the goal is to impose them on the goal is to impose them on the 1st— the goal is to impose them on the ist of— the goal is to impose them on the ist of february, the implication is that donald trump _ implication is that donald trump is willing to discuss what — trump is willing to discuss what canada and mexico are going — what canada and mexico are going to _ what canada and mexico are going to do to help him hold his fire — going to do to help him hold his fire and is in fact we go with— his fire and is in fact we go with the _ his fire and is in fact we go with the ist of february 20 5% tariffs — with the ist of february 20 5%

lo mismo ocurre con mÉxico.lamada de un supuesto representante consular ofreciendo arreglar papeles o reactivar el cbp one a cambio de dinero. es algo que nosotros podemos comprobar. tenemos el telÉfono de este criminal. greg abbott ha emitido un escrito al presidente donald trump diciendo que texas estÁ bajo peligro inminente, que no ha bastado el esfuerzo que ha hecho texas para enviar 100,000 personas a ciudades de santuario y para tener a medio millÓn de personas en la fronteras, y para contener al fentanilo que matarÍa a cada adulto, niÑo, de estados unidos, canadÁ y mÉxico. otra cosa muy importante, segÚn consultamos con organizaciones civiles, no hay refugios suficientes. del otro lado de la frontera, en piedras negras, hay un refugio, en acuÑa hay dos. las personas que pudieran ser repatriadas forzosamente por los dos puentes que hay en esta regiÓn de texas, tendrÁn que ser llevados en autobuses al interior y de mÉxico, a salinas o a nueva rosita. hay algo muy importante, antes de que esta orden ejecutiv

el 1 de febrero irÁn a mÉxico y canadÁ.n su presencia. anÍbal gutiÉrrez tiene mÁs detalles de este partido amistoso. >> no fue un partido muy bueno, sÓlo dos goles. eran la presentaciÓn de river plate. en la jugada del tiro de esquina. era en 1—0. vea usted el zapatazo. tremendo golazo. gano contundente. >> toda mas derrotando en en, no me gusta perder. es un ambiente que era cÓmodo. el 20 de marzo mÉxico enfrentarÁ a canadÁ o panamÁ. pasamos a la nhl al. mas bien en el partido briana cuenta. esta ventaja se vio ampliada en el mismo primer episodio. mas bien propuso su cuarta derrota es consecutiva. esto es todo. regresamos con carla. pasemos con nayarit para conocerla condiciones en tiempo. el sonoma temperatura mÍnima por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn. tambiÉn en san rafael. hay advertencia por helada. recordemos tener cuidado. te cuento que la direcciÓn del norte. los vientos estÁn dÉbiles. estas temperaturas 31 hacia santa rosa y en san josÉ bastante frÍo. 30 grados de lo que estamos reportando esta maÑana. tenemos te

mexico will cooperate in secure the border. predicted we now have a president that will enforce the law. we will see the numbers plummet immediately and if mexico actively participates, that will help substantially. >> moving on to something else. energy policy. doing what he set out to do. all of these executive orders, going to open up production, open up the two oceans to drilling nt will open up to alaska. he wants to open up lng exporting. i think texas is the greatest in the world. texas, louisiana so forth and so on. are you happy with that so far? >> very happy. if you look at the mandate that came out of election day, one is to secure the border. another is to turn around inflation. another is to release the energy by doing so we will see prices fall not just at the gas pumps, but at grocery stores and department stores and energy costs baked into the prices of everything. america is an energy superpower and finally we are acting like it instead of having joe biden and kamala harris wage war. if you have talked to some

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border year into one of mexico. john, what are you seeing? yeah, i think you mentioned it sir. were the busiest boot or crossing point by lined in the western hemisphere. i guess let's just have a look at it. it's just a sign of how in to link these 2 economies uh, between mexico in the united states about 80 percent of mex correct sports. go to the us. uh, mexico itself actually is the united states. one of its too big is trading partners together with canada. so of course trade links to, to do so i migration link these 2 countries, not just from mexico itself, but from other countries. and that was one of the 1st things that president shame down towards about in her morning press conference that she holds daily. it was a 1st jones to really respond to donald trump and not flurry of executive orders. first off, she said, let's stay calm. we're going to negotiate now the president trump administration is empower and see what we can do. one thing she did talk about dogs was remain in mexico. one of the 1st things tha

on mexico. so mexico has to go along with this and the new president of mexico has not been consulted by the trump administration. so i think we're going to see some tension here between our ally, mexico, and the united states because we need their cooperation. >> yeah. not only on that, but there's obviously the riff that's going to be coming with the gulf of america versus the gulf of mexico thing. so that relationship is not really getting on of to a very amicable start, i'm sure. the remain in mexico policy means hopefully mexico will allow you to stay? >> yeah. mexico isn't obliged to allow people to stay either. so if these people are caught between a rod and a hard place, if you will, i'm not sure what will happen to them. they may get deported from mexico. it's going to encourage more illegal immigration, people coming across the border illegally. these are folks who have been trying to come in an orderly fashion. so i think there's going to be chaos at the border. >> yeah. let's talk ab

cambiar el nombre del golfo de mÉxico a "golfo de amÉrica".te trump tomarÁ juramento, ha eliminado la posibilidad de solicitar asilo en la frontera sur. miles de migrantes quedaron en el limbo, incluyendo muchos que ya tenÍan sus citas programadas. reportera: miles de migrantes a lo largo de mÉxico estÁn devastados tras la cancelaciÓn repentina de la aplicaciÓn "cbp one". en este albergue en reynosa, mÉxico, ocupado mayormente por personas que a diario revisaban su mÓvil con la esperanza de conseguir una cita, se sienten abrumados. >> estamos muy tristes, porque no esperÁbamos esto que pasÓ. reportera: laura espero un aÑo para obtener su cita. >> para maÑana a las 9:00 de la maÑana tenÍamos la cita. reportera: pero reciba una notificaciÓn sobre la cancelaciÓn. >> estÁbamos preparados para salir que nos mandan ese correo. reportera: se tenÍa programadas aproximadamente 30,000 citas que quedaron canceladas. >> no habrÁ la posible la de presentar un caso de asilo con miedo increÍble para la oportunidad de entrar con "parole". reportera: a este re

zhang jingchu is in mexico.uting future opportunities for his chinese employer with the 25% tariff. is it feasible? >> i think. >> most. chinese companies. >> they are waiting. >> they are watching and then they will make the final decision. >> some chinese companies, though, are full steam ahead with expanding their footprint to be within reach of their u.s. customers. >> this is called. >> the. >> office and industrial. >> park inside sun. >> basically, 100%. >> of the companies. >> are. >> chinese companies here. >> some 40 companies making home appliances, auto parts, light bulbs, medical supplies, you name it all destined for the u.s. here, the lines between what's mexican and what's chinese quickly become blurred. you have street signs. you can see the chinese flag. >> their flag? >> yes. >> these are restaurants. >> it's a. very nice chinese restaurant. >> chinese restaurant. >> chinese restaurant. >> yes. >> and there., as i look at the name, your name is mixed into this. yeah. it's a holly fulton and sa

not comply, mexico will pay a very high price for that.e is they will wind up cooperating, and this will be posturing ahead of the usmca renegotiations -- larry: let me just skip babblin- >> -- as you know, the china investment in mess coe -- larry: yes, i think that's one of the key things on trump's mind. john, 20 seconds or less, he didn't mention tax cuts in the inaugural speech. he didn't mention tax cuts. he didn't mention affordability. i don't think he's given up on tax cuts, but i was surprised. were you surprised it wasn't growthier? >> yes, i was surprised. i think he's trying not -- i think he put a lot of pressure on the senate on this issue, and i think he didn't want to be seen as hammering them. larry: yes. >> look, it's in the hands of the lawmakers now. they have to follow through with tax cuts. larry: yes. >> this was sort of an olive branch -- larry: i want him the hammer the senators, actually. that that's just my own view. john carney and dan clifton, thank you ever so much. >>> coming up next, trump is president and

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she has said mexico is prepared to any i mexico is prepared to any possible mass deportation.ere, humanitarian work and they have even launched an app for which mexicans can notify the government if they think they are going to be deported. 0n the other hand, they have said mexico is welcoming those who are going to be deported from the united states into their sips —— system in terms of giving them scholarships, putting them inside the social services network. this has helped a lot of people and and what the government is saying that they might be part of the very generous state that mexico has. ~ ., very generous state that mexico has. . . . very generous state that mexico has. ~ . ., ., very generous state that mexico has. . . . . ., has. what about the threat of terrorism _ has. what about the threat of terrorism and _ has. what about the threat of terrorism and the _ has. what about the threat of terrorism and the premise i has. what about the threat of terrorism and the premise of| terrorism and the premise of changing the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america?— the gulf

mÉxico. estÁn en efecto entre ellas ha puesto a cuba de regreso en la lista de paÍses que patrocinan el terrorismo y tambiÉn ha acabado con este grupo de reunificaciÓn de familias migrantes separadas. todo esto julio aranza en una, pues un nuevo formato en washington, que es una conferencia de prensa en vivo desde la oficina oval, mientras firma Órdenes ejecutivas. algo que no se habÍa visto en ninguna otra presidencia. un nuevo formato. >> y es un formato con prisa, no como quien sabe que tiene poco tiempo y que desde el principio ha tomado decisiones importantes. javier sÍ, definitivamente. >> y lo que llamÓ la atetenciÓns que mientras firmaba Órdenes contesba preguntas de la prensa, sin importar el tema, contestaba preguntas y lanzaba mensajes. >> por ejemplo, en el caso de tiktok, Él dice tik tok vale cero o vale millones, dependiendo de la decisiÓn del presidente. entonces ahÍ ya abriendo la negociaciÓn en una de sus Órdenes ejecutivas mÁs comentadas. >> bueno, muchas gracias. gracias ja

la industria automotriz en méxico.nivel nacional. el estado de chihuahua se enfrenta a 1 de sus más grandes retos tras la llegada del presidente trump al poder y su decreto de aranceles a china. we're talking about approximately approximately twenty five percent. este anuncio pareciera venir en contra de las políticas anteriores, donde el país vecino se dio la manufactura a nuestro país, al cual ahora busca cobrar este arancel. el presidente trump piensa que que debieran regresar estos, estos este trabajos a estados unidos, lo cual es es bastante complicado hacerlo en 4 años. este habría habría cosas que que se tendrían que negociar y mucho involucra en la postura federal. y es que esta industria actualmente representa el 12.3 del market share del país y más o menos esto representa 200.000 empleos directos en el estado de chihuahua, sin contar los indirectos. suponiendo que que vaya a pegar el 25%, pues el principal afectado va a ser el consumidor de de estados unidos y es el mayor consumidor de autos. este para nortea

mÉxico estarÁ en la mira del nuevo secretario de estado.es. >> margelÍ tinoco tenÍa todas sus esperanzas puestas en su cita de la aplicaciÓn cbp one. sus sueÑos se derrumbaron en segundos tras su cancelaciÓn y hoy es una de las 270.000 personas varadas en la frontera con estados unidos. >> me siento muy frustrada porque no tengo un trabajo, no tengo dinero, no tengo donde ir. >> es importante siempre tener la cabeza frÍa. >> la presidenta claudia sheinbaum asegurÓ que esos migrantes serÁn repatriados a sus paÍses de origen. >> humanitaria o, en su caso, el retorno a su paÍs de origen. >> sobre la firma de Órdenes ejecutivas del presidente trump que involucran a mÉxico, sheinbaum dijo que estados unidos puede designar como organizaciones terroristas a los cÁrteles de la droga, pero mÉxico defenderÁ su soberanÍa. tambiÉn asegurÓ que el golfo de mÉxico mantendrÁ su nombre. >> lo que corresponde a la plataforma continental de estados unidos. ellos le llaman golfo de amÉrica. para nosotros sigue siendo golfo de mÉxico y para el mundo entero. >>

out to see the mexico excellent reporting there. that was all from discuss is advancing his agenda with republicans. leaders according to the way, are seeking to align with trump as well. right wing populace parties are gaining political ground in europe and are now looking to partner with a new us present. while there are significant differences among them, some common ground between their policies and trumps. houses there is interest simmons reports donald trump's 1st term showed he had little hesitation about pushing your p and leaders around, sometimes physically to get what he wanted. well, as i say, you ain't seen nothing yet. we thanks to frank to our vice prime minister of hungry afar writes or for a terry and became one of the crumbs through the allies. and he's feeling emboldened hungry is in the you and makes all right. hold on legs, resistance to policies on a new great, have at tech. from so legion. she may want again, for the presidency issues, please give investment funds in a criminal trial. then there's the u. k. wi

the us mexico border. thank you very much. we're going to go even as we keep watching this for days, we're going to go to the mexican border city. now i still want to so in other words, on the other side of that boy, at the border where heidi was nowhere in mexico without your 0 as john holman, john donald trump referenced mexico and his speech. he said, we're going to bring back the, remain in mexico policy. that is the policy whereby when asylum seekers come to the us, they are sent back to mexico while they wait for a decision on their asylum request. so in other words, they don't wait in the united states, they are sent back to mexico. he made that pretty clear in his speech that it was a policy he had and he wants to bring it back. have you seen and have there been any immediate changes since donald trump made his announcement a couple hours ago about the border of the have been some immediate changes 0, but just going back to what you were talking about. then i guess the remaining mexico disease set up to now the situati

global leaders react to donald trump's threat of new tariffs on mexico and canada as soon as februarymixed picture on global stock markets, as investors remain cautious over the details of those new tariffs. and airport expansion — britain considers building new capacity at heathrow and gatwick airports. but how long will it take? welcome to business today. i'm ben thompson. leaders around the world have been reacting to donald trump's new tariff threats. last night the president suggested 25% levies on the united states�* neighbours canada and mexico could come by february the 1st. canadian prime minister justin trudeau reiterated that his government is ready to respond to all scenarios, whilst mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, called for cool heads. meanwhile at the world economic forum in davos, the european commission president, ursula von der leyen, said europe has entered a new era of harsh geostrategic competition, with president trump playing a protectionist game. the director general of the world trade organization, ngozi okonjo—iweala, also speaking in davos, says she f

states mexico. he says that it's already moved on those things that migration in particular, has been taught by 78 percent of the us as well. stats, the output, there's been a big reduction even before donald trump to co pay. so we'll see what happens ends on how is all this spring was seized and on both areas such as where you are now. so i think people here aren't going to be too aware of that phone call. what are they all going to be aware of? and to show you where we're at now we're in a, a migrant shelter here in p one. a lot of people here are in a situation which we just talked to a couple who came from central mexico. they've been at the board of a 6 mountain. so should they go threats they have to run immediately. they've just been waiting here for an asylum at appointment to another lady from venezuela. the actually had set aside an appointment for the 21st of january, the day off, the total trump as was into power in the united states. immediately a message came out saying that a point wa

decis: les regresan a mÉxico. de ese paÍs. en lo que respecta a mÉxico me parece que eso es lo mÁs importante de y despuÉs ahÍ nos aspectos y unas declaraciones que creo que vale la pena puntualizar. iliua: vamos a escuchar la cantante de contry. [mÚsica] [aplausos] enrique: escuchamos la interpretaciÓn. importante agregar a lo anunciado por el presidente la designaciÓn de los carteles como organizaciones terroristas, al lado de la reinstalaciÓn de los protocolos para protecciÓn de migrantes, el programa conocido como permanecer en mÉxico, permanece en mÉxico que como le explicaba denis, tiene que no sÓlo con la repatriaciÓn de mexicanos al territorio nacional, para toda la audiencia que nos estÁ escuchando en mÉxico, tambiÉn con prohibir el ingreso de migrantes , solicitante de asilo, refugiados, todas las categorÍas de las personas, de los 16,000,000 de migrantes que pasaron por mÉxico. >> vamos a escuchar las bendiciones de diferentes denominaciones religiosas. >> bendijo con palabras en hebreo, bendecido es aq

when you look at canada, the us, mexico, it is a very interlinked supply chain.ngress have concerns about chinese companies who are using mexico's access to basically have a base and an easy access without dealing with tariffs. trump talked about looking at this new renegotiated agreement between the us, canada and mexico that was struck under these last administration to see what flexibility there is to apply those tariffs. we flexibility there is to apply those tariffs.— flexibility there is to apply those tariffs. ~ ~ ., , , those tariffs. we know this is often more — those tariffs. we know this is often more about _ those tariffs. we know this is often more about politics - those tariffs. we know this is l often more about politics than economics. we know president trump is that this is about the war on drugs, on illegal immigration and that is why he wants to get tough particularly with mexico. what is your assessment of where the balances between what is good for america economically and what is a lot of political posturing to get what he wants from trade t

zhang jingchu is in mexico. scouting future opportunities for his chinese employer with a 25% tariff. is it feasible? >> i think most chinese companies. >> they are waiting. >> they are watching. and then. >> they will make the final decision. >> some chinese companies, though, are full steam ahead with expanding their footprint to be within reach of their u.s. customers. >> this is called the office and industrial park. >> inside san. >> basically, hundred percent of. >> the companies are chinese. >> companies here. >> some 40 companies making home appliances, auto parts, light bulbs, medical supplies, you name it all destined for the u.s. here, the lines between what's mexican and what's chinese quickly become blurred. you have street signs. you can see the chinese flag there. >> yes. >> it's a restaurant. >> it's a very nice. >> chinese restaurant. >> chinese restaurant. chinese restaurant? yes. >> and. >> as i look at the name. your name is mixed into this. >> yeah. it's a holy fulton and santos. >> these tw

es un día muy frío en la frontera de méxico, incluso aquí en reynosa.s. como escuchar las palabras del presidente de estados unidos, por lo que muchos han desistido de sus sueños y otros han tenido que comenzar a armar nuevos planes. la sopa de pollo sirvió para reconfortar el alma de los migrantes, quienes, ante las palabras del nuevo presidente de estados unidos, fueron golpeados por el desconcierto y la decepción. cuál sería tu temor ahora con la nueva administración? que hayan cambios y que ya no decidan darnos el asilo. el miedo de esta migrante fue compartido con dalila. ella es de oaxaca y huyó de la violencia con sus 4 hijos. quería ir a carolina del norte con su hermano, pero hoy su futuro es aún más incierto. qué te dice él? pues que las cosas están muy difíciles. es muy peligroso salir, incluso el este. hay días que no salen a trabajar, mucho menos ahora indica que el mandatario estadounidense confirmó que deportará millones de extranjeros, ante lo cual el gobierno de esta nación asegura que ya tiene planes en toda la frontera norte del país,

nos vamos a mÉxico con el reclamo de justicia para dos hermanas asesinadas en el estado de mÉxico.> levantarme, mis manos estaban llenas de sangre. >> con el rastro de una herida de bala en la frente. marÍa teresa, madre de andrea y alejandra, recuerda el dÍa en que sus hijas fueron asesinadas despuÉs de que presuntamente dos mujeres tocaron a su puerta. >> y les decÍamos que quÉ era lo que querÍan. una de ellas decÍa que mi hija se habÍa metido en su relaciÓn y mi hija le dijo pues que yo a ti no te conozco. >> segÚn el testimonio de teresa, las mujeres iban acompaÑadas por el tÍo de la expareja de alejandra, quien presuntamente disparÓ contra ellas. >> yo les gritaba que por favor. auxiliaran a mis hijas porque vi que andrea se cayÓ. yo ahÍ supe que mi hija ya ya no estaba con vida. >> andrea, de 28 aÑos, muriÓ en el lugar. su madre y su hermana de 22 aÑos fueron trasladadas a un hospital. sin embargo, alejandra falleciÓ. los hechos ocurrieron en el estado de mÉxico el 11 de enero. a decir de los familiares de las vÍctimas, a pesar de que estÁn por cumplirse dos semanas de estos

it is interesting on canada and mexico. one of his biggest an achievements in the first administration is the u.s. mca with the trade in canada and mexico. that's where he wants to start. frank, i do think it's going to be more global. >> marc, stick around. we will talk with you throughout the hour. we want to move back to the markets. >>> choppy reaction to markets around the world today to president trump's return to the white house and plans to impose 25% tariffs on mexico and canada on february 1st. for more, let's bring in colm ethridge. >> good morning. good to see you. >> i want to get your reaction on the futures. futures in the green. tech stocks moving higher as well. >> i think the markets are probably going to respond favorably this week to the second trump trm erm the way itd following the election. we heard february 1st is his target to make significant moves. i think that's where we can really start to focus on where the ets are going versus everything campaign rhetoric and lead-up to the actual inauguration

more challenges. noisy, north mexico. are you as president who doesn't want them? but for now, the beast goes on john home and how does it a, mexico that's bring it up. panel on this, ellie, on fresco is with us, are in immigration to trinity. thank you for being with us. you're also long titled, but worth it. deputy assistant attorney general in charge of integration and the justice department under the obama administration is why is because a lot of hispanic communities, even those who have family members who are, are documented themselves. they tend to agree with the fact that we have to go after people who have committed crimes in this country. it should be when it comes to like of other people. we can't really get to them until we are able to secure the border. and we're able to prosecute people. okay, what do you mean by other people? sorry. are other people with like undocumented people who have not committed crimes or crimes outside of the just the board across and people who are trying to have their lives here. you know, live the american dream. we can't r

have offices in mexico and we see a lot of migrants coming to mexico and staying in mexico.estion is since the asylum-seekers are coming not just from central america, we have clients from all over the world, they should be given due process. mexico is not the best place or best solution for asylum application. people should be granted to apply asylum. it's our government's responsibility to determine when and how they might want to make a decision. we have a system that has been around for many, many decades. whether it needs additional resources, it is a different story. sumi: very good to have you on "the context" on bbc news. thank you very much. and joe, you could certainly say that the economy was the number one issue in the polls, donald trump and many of his supporters in the inner circle believe it was immigration that won the election. joe: it's possible. there is no doubt that donald trump secured a significant amount of support on his promise that he would be much tougher than joe biden on the border. going back to his own policies. like anything else with the am

y batallar contra los cÁrteles de la droga directamente sin la autorizaciÓn de mÉxico. funcionarios del departamento de justicia que estaban encargados de inmigraciÓn. y tambiÉn amenazÓ con imponer 25% de aranceles a mÉxico y a canadÁ a partir del 1 de febrero. dos de los aliados estratÉgicos comerciales para estados unidos. esto implicarÍa que varios precios de productos en estados unidos aumentarÍan de precio, pero donald trump dice que la estrategia va a funcionar para que estados unidos estÉ en mejor lugar. eliÁn: gracias. defensores de los derechos de los inmigrantes demandaron a la administraciÓn trump por la orden ejecutiva que busca despojar a los bebÉs que nazcan en el paÍs. el caso fue presentado por la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles, y que alegan que negar la ciudadanÍa a niÑos nacidos en el paÍs es inconstitucional. y las redadas son una realidad ahora y estÁ causando angustia en las comunidades indocumentadas. en chicago, las escuelas estÁn diciendo a los padres de familias que no tengan miedo, que sus hijos estÁn seguros. reportero: padres de famili

it's important to note that mexico has not agreed to trump's policy that asylum seekers wait in mexico claim is processed, for this to work like many other of trump's policies, mexico needs to be in agreement and play ball but at the moment that is still in question. the 18—year—old who pleaded guilty to murdering three young girls in southport in the north west of england last summer will be sentenced later today. axel ruda—kubana also pleaded guilty to attempting to kill eight other children and two adults when he appeared in court earlier this week. some of the families of the victims are expected to be at today's hearing at liverpool crown court. 0ur correspondent nick garnett reports. six—year—old bebe king, elsie dot stancombe, who was seven, and nine—year—old alice aguiar. murdered in southport last summer in a tragedy which led to a wave of sympathy and sadness. southport is a small seaside town. everyone here has a connection to someone who was at the dance class at the beginning of the summer holidays. sarah was hoping her daughter would be there. it filled up very, very quic

that's one thing that mexico was expecting and preparing for. another thing is that president trump has said that he could level of up to 25 percent, the guys who mexican and canadian goods as early as the 1st of february is mexico doesn't stop the flow of migrants and fence and getting into the united states. now what mexico uh, the mexican government did in the morning press conference, we started growth of how much they cost migration getting into the us. they said that they cut it by 70 percent. the mexican government's been doing that basically by stopping people is they've got the roof, the roof just returning the right to the south of the country. so they have to start a game. these are people, some of the nation's going through met start. it's pretty demo, demoralizing a lot of people at that point. but give up to this, saying they're ready doing not trying to send the message to president trump not to put these power. so 80 percent of mex connects both go to the us. so if the us did that, it would be dominating for mexico, probably dama

gulf of mexico of mexico, on it is way out. panama canal. looking for new management.nd crying out for new ownership. you get the idea, folks. president trump is not only changing policies but changing the very nature and mission of government and felt he's resuscitating private business entrepreneurship all with a few strokes of a pen. that's the riff tonight. all right, joining nerve nucleus is taylor riggs, cohost of the big money show. charles payne host of making money right here on fabulous fox business and steve forbes, forbes media chairman and editor in chief. they're all here. i can't say gone. there was a lot of gones though. chars, oregon, what do you think? by the way, just on the point, davos is a metaphorical ghost town and all moved to mar-a-lago and that's a important point. walter russell mead said that. and stan miller, stan was not a big trump guy ever. in fact i say more never tramper than anything and old friend of ours and yours too, probably. this is a renaissance for american business, not. state socialism and the rest and american business. ch

quÉdate en mÉxico y eliminÓ la aplicaciÓn cbp.firmÓ parte de las Órdenes ejecutivas que marcan la base de su nueva administraciÓn. es una era de cambios, una nueva administraciÓn trump que tendrÁ el control polÍtico del paÍs durante los prÓximos cuatro aÑos. noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza lzaga. bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta transmisiÓn especial de noticias telemundo desde washington, d.c. culminÓ un dÍa histÓrico. la casa blanca tiene un nuevo inquilino, donald trump. es el presidente nÚmero 47 de estados unidos. con este baile inaugural cierra con broche de oro el primero de tres bailes que tendrÁ a lo largo de esta jornada. cambios fundamentales tambiÉn en la polÍtica del paÍs. es lo que hemos visto a lo largo del dÍa. acompaÑado por su esposa melania, con quien se le vio muy sonriente y cariÑoso, y tambiÉn por jd vance, ahora vicepresidente y su esposa usa vans. pero horas antes, desde la oficina oval, el presidente trump indultÓ a unos 1.500 de sus partidarios acusados por el ataque al capit

it's important to note that mexico has not agreed to trump's policy that asylum seekers wait in mexicoocessed. for this to work, like many other of trump's policies, mexico needs to be in agreement and play ball but at the moment that is still in question. a new wildfire has flared up north of los angeles, which is itself still counting the cost of deadly fires earlier this month. the hughes fires has quickly taken hold of a large area near lake castaic, strecthing to an area of more than 9,000 acres. more than 30,000 people have been moved

what can they give donald trump, mexico? i think mexico has been a strategic partner in combat in drug trafficking. you know, a lot of the flow of drugs, united states, but also in migration, again they have really stepped up to their enforcement efforts in the past year. that has reduced the seer, which means started under, by my question is sort of what can donald trump, even if only from the political point of view get out of mexico that he can present as a when i there's something there that they haven't already done there is obviously the renegotiation of the us next to canada free trade agreement. it's being up for from 2 night stays, which is much more on the enforcement side than on addressing why people are saying they have to flee their homes. marie mer, thank you very much for your time today. thanks for joining us on the houses here. a news our what we're staying with this topic of immigration in latin america houses here as john home and his life for us in the mexican border city of johanna . you've been monitor

presentadora: celebremos a nivel mundial a todos los docentes, todos los educadores de mÉxico, venezuelatodo el mundo. los que estÁn tomando un curso, ya sea su preparaciÓn acadÉmica o superior. llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn continuamos con noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. presentador: la frontera con mÉxico estÁ militarizada. 1500 soldados estÁn desplegados en texas, california y arizonay reforzando la seguridad de ambos paÍses. confusiÓn y temor, luego de un incidente donde agentes del servicio secreto trataron de ingresar a una escuela primaria, se inmovilizan para apoyar a los indocumentados. inmigrantes de cuba, venezuela y haitÍ podrÍan ver revocado el permiso temporal y esto segÚn una nueva norma y el senado aprueba en una reÑida votaciÓn como secretario de defensa, el voto del vicepresidente del senado determinÓ su elecciÓn. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓnediciÓn nocturna con ... presentador: hay presencia en california y arizona, claudia nos dice que los operativos han estado con una gran participaciÓn de los efectivos. reportera: 1500 soldados que estarÍa

la voy a la voy a chocar en méxico. jazive pérez telemundo. sí, y también en méxico.. la liberación se logró por gestiones diplomáticas con omán, irán, arabia saudita, qatar, además de la onu y la cruz roja. los marineros formaban parte de una tripulación de 25 miembros retenidos durante más de un año en nuestro segmento de nuestro planeta. le diremos cómo el retiro de estados unidos del acuerdo de parís impactará el medio ambiente y también su bolsillo. y también muchos se preguntan cuál será el futuro de las personas que hayan entrado al país. comparó el humanitario con la aplicación schiff. flavio lacayo nos amplía más adelante vamos a ver una toma en vivo de los preparativos que se realizan en half moon bay, ya que a las 18:00 de la tarde se prevé que inicie una vigilia para recordar a los siete trabajadores agrícolas que murieron en una masacre ocurrida hace 2 años. nuestra presentadora, miryam villar oiga. hoy iniciamos este segmento nuestro plane y es con el propósito de analizar el impacto de todos esos cambios ambientales y climáticos en nuestra comunidad y t

oriunda de méxico.asemejando equidad y justicia. en este día conmemorativo de martin luther king jr. y culminando con el mensaje de las organizaciones crear comunidad y no pánico. y reiterar además que entre esos servicios, además de las puertas abiertas del centro de guadalupe en san josé, está también la red de respuesta rápida, la cual es de protección al inmigrante y se pueden reportar las presencias de ice en las comunidades. o también puede entregar la llamada tarjeta roja, la cual aquí le hemos informado numerosas veces, es la tarjeta para exigir sus derechos y presentarlas a la gente de ice. en dado caso de que usted se presente con alguno. claro que sí. y obviamente esa tarjeta con solo presentarla, ellos, los oficiales, ya saben lo que tú les estás diciendo. y hay otros pasos que van a tomar para para proteger a los inmigrantes. sí, de hecho, los líderes locales se mostraron muy enérgicos en cuanto a este tema. y para ser precisos, el concejal peter ortiz le dijo a nuestro equipo de noticias t

crece la indignaciÓn en mÉxico tras el mÁs reciente caso de feminicidio de una menor de solo diez aÑoseÑa saliÓ a jugar, pero nunca regresÓ a casa. hallaron su cuerpo tres dÍas despuÉs en su mismo vecindario y tan pronto como maÑana la corte suprema podrÍa decidir el futuro de la aplicaciÓn tiktok, que se encuentra en la cuerda floja si nada ocurre el domingo, en teorÍa estarÍa prohibida en estados unidos. aquÍ le decimos cÓmo proteger su contenido en caso de que tiktok desaparezca. asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche. ya hay mÁs detalles sobre las prioridades de deportaciÓn de trump, contenido que estarÍa en las primeras Órdenes ejecutivas del presidente. primero irÍan unos 660.000 inmigrantes con antecedentes criminales, aunque el zar de la frontera, tom holland, confirmÓ que mÁs del doble, es decir, 1.4 millones de personas ya tienen orden de deportaciÓn. trump tambiÉn podrÍa revocar el estatus migratorio pendiente o provisional de 5.8 millones de extranjeros que llegaron durante la preside

and now they remain in mexico. they going to be taken by these buses to a sheltered, really and unknown future. this was the end of a long journey for a lot of them. some of them have been traveling waiting months for the appointment at free treacherous jungles, free mexico with his call tells, with its problems for some of them, with the authorities to get to this point. now they go to start a game and see what's next. donald trump campaign, and that was president, has been pretty clear that he doesn't want to say, well, migrants were silent, see cuz in the united states, he's also been clear about something else. people that are already in the asylum system that they've been processed at the moment. those people as it stands, stay in the, the us wall, that pricing happens and that can take his, he wants them put into mexico. well, that being processed in the us asylum system. so that they were on the other side of the border, the problem they say human rights organizations saying we documented when this has been

s. army captured mexico city. mexico was forced to assign a humiliating peace treaty according to wait to get lost 55 percent of its territory. vieques agent of the lands to the united states led to terrible consequences, bloodshed, genocide was committed against the indians in california. during the 1st half and 3 of the american ruled, the number of the indigenous people in the region decrease from 150216000 people. slavery which had been abolished in mexico long before the united states attacked was restored on the occupied territories. this will later become one of the reasons for the civil war in the united states themselves. nations like individuals are punished for their transgressions. we got our punishment. american president ulysses grant wrote about the consequences of aggression against mexico several decades later the the .

one thing they talked about was room 9 in mexico. that's another policy in which president trump had the 1st time he was in office and he says it now he's going to bring it back. that's where a saw him see, cuz the already go into the process and they're waiting to see if that works. so no, i'm not going to use in the united states up to now they've been able to wait in the us itself while that process plays out. president trump is going to do the same as he did last administration that he was in, and he's gonna send those people back to mexico no matter where the problem. well that process plays out. no danger for that in terms of them, it makes curious at buddhist is like tiquana where we are now like especially new level lorenzo. right? not same time, only see the quantities through to a certain extent over run by criminal games. so what happened last time around, we don't come in today because migrants being systematically kidnapped in some of those cities when they go to cross the bridge and being held for run. so i'm not going

during his| campaign he kept emphasising what he called an invasion of the us with the us mexico borderons of some of the undocumented migrants in the us, some 11 million people, the numbers are often much greater, and overall he has promised to very significantly curtail all manner of migration including legal migration so his opening salve yesterday, the freezing aside and processes for five months, resurrecting the... and cancelling several biden policies, this is all part of that systematic effort to stop the migration. we that systematic effort to stop the migration.— that systematic effort to stop the migration. we should point out that the — the migration. we should point out that the drop _ the migration. we should point out that the drop in _ the migration. we should point out that the drop in numbers . the migration. we should point| out that the drop in numbers of those people approaching and crossing the us border in the last six months is because of an executive action that president biden took injune which led to the decline in number, so do you think what president trump

en méxico, jazive pérez telemundo.lgunos fueron recibidos por organizaciones como Ángeles mensajeros, que ofrecieron una serie de recursos, pero al mismo tiempo le hicieron un llamado al gobierno estadounidense para que frenara estas acciones, porque dicen, entre otras cosas, tendría consecuencias, por ejemplo, las separaciones de familias. nada nos dijo que no nos podemos pasar y nos dijo muchas cosas. nos quitaron toda la pertenencia, así que quería cruzar, pero me agarraron las niñas. por eso me llevaron encerrar este 4 o 5 días. yo creo. bueno, escuchamos reacciones y a la par de esta situación, autoridades de ciudad juárez informaron que avanzaron en un 60% la construcción de unas instalaciones conocidas como mega carpas, en las que recibirán a migrantes deportados. en nuestro segmento de atletas y letras conoceremos a este joven que aprovechó las oportunidades que se le presentaron y ahora logra hacer su sueño realidad. además, las agencias del orden, el Área de la bahía, reaccionan a la orden ejecutiva, que advi

no one in mexico disagrees. the cartels so terror. their grip from the country permeates almost every aspect of society. especially along the border where they also control the movement of migrate. hundreds of thousands have been killed or disappeared over the last decade in the west. more than a 100000 people have died from fentanyl related overdose. as president claudia, shame them have sought to re define cartels as less of a mexican problem and more of a lateral one fuel my american addiction and weapons and insisting it will not be solved with unilateral measures. that's got a bill is that as we will defend all sovereignty and see corporation and coordination with the us, they can act and that are treat according to the regulations and the constitution we are, i think entering a period in which we don't know whether we will see a, a kind of fear because we follow the web is looking a little and several across the middle east over the next couple of days. certainly northern part. so the reason more of the way of class sliding off

desde la ciudad de mÉxico, televisa— univisiÓn.en ese paÍs. el gobierno no pudo seguir adelante con un plan para que un aviÓn de transporte aterrizara en mÉxico. la casa blanca aclarÓ que todo se dio por un problema administrativo ya resuelto. cuatro soldado del ejÉrcito de israel fueron liberados. fueron liberados 200 prisioneros palestino. reportero: asÍ reaccionaban las familias de las cuatro mujeres liberadas. muchos presenciaron el momento de la liberaciÓn de cuatro mujeres. una a una abordaron vehÍculos de la cruz roja y luego cruzaron la frontera al territorio israelÍ, donde finalmente se reunieron con su familias. [habla otro idioma] reportero: las cuatro mujeres son parte del ejÉrcito de israel y y fueron secuestradas brutalmente por esa organizaciÓn terrorista. [habla otro idioma] [habla otro idioma] reportero: estas son las cuatro mujeres liberadas por los terroristas de hamÁs. karina, daniela, entre otras. familias israelÍes celebraron el regreso de estas mujeres, pero hay otros que permanecen secuestrados. 200 prisione

so he's just really putting in mexico ready to head to the us. but it could be that it, you know, suspicious time. if data on the incoming president trump threatened terrace of 25 percent, renew the countries goods. if it doesn't still tend to move a migrant crossing to the states. one that's huge from mexico, about 80 percent of the textbooks go to the us in the lowest state where we are now exports moving a $1000000000.00 worth of to monetize to the us every year. so it produces here, definitely worried what with the impact fee of a 25 percent power for max can produces a piece of funding. but the main impact would be in the ability for our industry to provide employment to work. as many of the migrants about a 150000 people arrive from south mexico to help grow and how this tomatoes, if there was a 25 percent terrace, it would have a big impact. not just mexican agriculture would be affected. full, so it'd be huge. cross border auto industry. a food at the us is affordable cause those under $30000.00 rule. so from mexico beer to keep this, i w