. >> autoridades de mÉxico y guatemala comenzaron a realizar deportaciones vÍa terrestre.igrantes. >> la nueva tarea del instituto nacional de migraciones es encontrar niÑos centroamericanos y deportarlos. >> eso es lo que nosotros no queremos. >> los menores fueron subiendo uno a uno a los autobuses que los mandarÁn de vuelta a guatemala. >> en este camiÓn viajaban menores de regreso a su paÍs y se libran de un largo camino. >> tenemos miedo que nos vayan a matar, hemos tenido mucho miedo. >> autoridades de mÉxico guatemala comenzaron a realizar estos retornos asistidos vÍa terrestre y se han desplegado operativos para frenar el creciente trÁfico de menores migrantes. >> sobre eso estÁn trabajando y nosotros tambiÉn. >> la semana pasada se venÍa a mÁs de 400 menores guatemaltecos. >> han detenido entre enero y marzo a mÁs de 3000 niÑos no acompaÑados, un trabajo insuficiente porque han podido llegar a la frontera de estados unidos. >> este jueves agentes fronterizos rescataron a dos niÑos mientras prato ya van en el rÍo grande, los agentes calificaron el hallazgo de los m

estados unidos para penar a este grupo de migrantes anunció un trato con gobiernos de méxico, honduras y guatemalaerno de estados unidos. >> (información en pantalla). >> pero no especificaron a cambio de qué. ha sido el anuncio de la vocera de la presidencia de joe biden. >> (habla en inglés). >> las respuestas no se hicieron esperar. los tres gobiernos rechazaron el acuerdo. >> (información en pantalla). >> guatemala también lo rechazó. esto dijo el presidente guatemalteco a nuestra cadena hermana nbc. >> hemos detenido las caravanas desde el año pasado basados en que hay una pandemia. >> y honduras no se quedó atrás, el canciller también negó el acuerdo. >> no hubo ningún compromiso para poner a militares en la frontera. >> pero los más preocupados son los migrantes, ellos tiene solo un poco de fruta y agua para comer. llegaron a reynosa tamaulipas y dice que si es detenida por la policía o el ejército va a dejar que su hijo crucé solo la frontera. >> (información en pantalla). >> por supuesto, mientras tanto los migrantes buscan caminos nuevos a estados unidos. julio. >> gracias, raúl. en esos

we understand there was an agreement with mexico and guatemala to place more troops at the border. we understand the vice president was able to secure commitments, but when were these agreements struck and if you could give us any sense of what this would entail. jen: there have been a series of bilateral discussions between our leaders with mexico, guatemala and honduras. the commitment come as you mention, to increase border security. mexico made the decision to maintain 10,000 troops at the southern border, resulting in twice as many daily migrants interdiction. what a mullah surged 1500 police and military personnel to the southern border with honduras and have checkpoints along the migratory route. honduras does first military. these discussions happen at several levels and, as you know, we have an envoy who has discussions with the region. we have roberta jacobson to help have these discussions with the region about what steps can be taken to help reduce the number of migrants coming to the u.s.-mexico border. reporter: were these struck recently, in the past few weeks? jen:

los voluntarios deberÁn hablar en espaÑol o estar familiarizados con dialectos indÍgenas de mÉxico, guatemala dice que cualquier ayuda es bienvenida ante esta ola de migrantes. norma: son muchas las manos que te dicen " quiero leche, quiero una tetera", son cientos de manitas. mientras mÁs voluntarios, mejor. dulce: el departamento de salud y servicios humanos no respondiÓ nuestra solicitud. patricia: dulce, cuÉntanos. aparte de hablar espaÑol, ¿quÉ otros requisitos necesita? dulce: se requiere que el tengan empatÍa, habilidades de coordinaciÓn. los trabajadores de la nata primero tendrÁn que obtener la aprobaciÓn de su supervisor, pero la necesidad es grande. nada mÁs en el mes de marzo la patrulla fronteriza detuvo a mÁs de 18,000 menores no acompaÑados y se sospecha que se estÉ solicitando el apoyo de otras agencias federales. patricia: gracias . mÁs vale que estÉn bien preparados porque es una gran responsabilidad. y como los espacios en albergues no dan abasto, en california estÁn considerando la posibilidad de abrir esto como refugio temporal para recibir hasta 1000 menores inmigrantes

estados unidos dialoga con mÉxico, guatemala y honduras para fortalecer la vigilancia en frontera.para frenar la inmigraciÓn ilegal. anunciÓ el gobierno del presidente biden. >> hemos discutido como puestos de seguridad que pueden ellos realizar en las rutas migratorias. reportera: como parte de conversaciones mÉxico mantendrÁ 10.000 soldados en su frontera sur. guatemala aumentarÍa a 1500 policÍas y soldados y puestos de control fronterizo. honduras pondrÍa 7.000 agentes para contener la inmigraciÓn al norte. segÚn el departamento de estado el nÚmero de soldados en cada frontera fluirÁ dependiendo de los inmigrantes que estÉn haciendo la travesia rumbo norte. cada paÍs pagarÁ por el despliegue de sus miclitares. — militares. >> el problema es mÁs profundo, mÁs complejo. es una medida sencilla. un problema complejo. reportera: la entrada de inmigrantes alcanzÓ cifras histÓricas en los Últimos meses. solamente en marzo mÁs de 170.000 inmigrantes cruzaron ilegalmente. el gobierno de biden no logrÓ frenar el frujo. el presidente nominÓ al jefe de la policÍa de tucson para que sirva co

host: here is a tweet -- army pushing guatemala and mexico to a border war? are we pushing guatemala and mexico to a border war? guest: i don't think it's coming to that. border war

máxima capacidad >> han decidido utilizar hoteles para resguardar a personas provenientes de méxico, guatemala nuestros ingresos será interesante como se va a cumplir por sí más requisitos por eso y más necesidades de tener acceso creo que están pensando muchas cosas vamos a ver esta práctica como va a salir >> la pregunta que queda y que hasta el momento la agencia no comentado proceso de bienvenida estados unidos es un paso para su salida del país >> para los que tienen este tipo de apoyos con familias en otras partes de la nación >> podría parecer un mejor trato, es precisamente esta cadena hotelera la que podría verse afectada al ofrecer este tipo de servicios a las agencias federales >> no, no los conozco y ellos no me conocen a mí, no se sé si están enfermos >> en méxico o no muy pocas vacunas, imagínese otros países no sabemos en qué condiciones estén o de qué nos pueden contagiar sería algo de pensarse muy bien >> esta sería la primera fase la segunda sería el próximo 30 de abril donde se incluirían ciudades como phoenix arizona, noticiero telemundo 48 >> en número de menores no acompa

mexico, honduras, guatemala to deploy troops to lower migration. the biden administration struck an agreement with mexico, honduras and guatemala to temporarily surge security forces in an effort to reduce the tide of migration. guest: the trump administration saw a similar surge not so much of children, but a massive surge of families showing up beginning in 2018 and really peeking in the late spring of 2019 as the trump administration, president trump threatened to slap major tariffs on mexican goods unless mexico did more to stop the territory. mexico said we will deploy troops. immediately expel back across the border. the president managed to stop that crisis. in some respect that similar to what they have done here. mexico is leaving those national guard troops that it had deployed. it's leaving those of the border to guard there. they will forward deploy police to try and hinder the process the progress of folks. very much so, it is sort of a trend in u.s. policy because the way our laws and policies exist so we will ask other countries to st

the biden administration strikes a temporary deal with mexico, guatemala and honduras to the boy 20,000 troops to the border as the president chooses chris magnus to lead ccp, he previously resisted the trump administration's orders on undocumented immigrants, the president nominating the head of us citizenship and immigration services. she called for pausing cvp funded funding under trump. last hour, mark daniels joined us saying the biden administration strategy at the border isn't clear and questioned his pick to lead us through this crisis, take a listen. >> 7 years of working this border and seeing the arab and flow of good, bad and ugly, donald trump and his administration worked closely, his dhs secretary halted everything and now we are doing it all over again and this is all about those transitional relationships in place no matter who and having a leader at dhs who can work at what we are doing securing this border. jillian: chief magnus opposed turning tucson into sanctuary city the government hasn't always cooperated with ice. 3 officers shot during a deadly high-speed chase

host: here is a tweet -- army pushing guatemala and mexico to a border war? are we pushing guatemala and mexico to a border war? guest: i don't think it's coming to that. border war suggests there are armed people on both sides. it is really an attempt to improve border security in the region, not just hardening the border along the southern part of the united states. and, you know, those security measures are important. an essential aspect of sovereignty is the ability to control one's territory. i think that goes back to the very beginnings of the formation of the nationstate and the definition of what was a nationstate, coming out of europe, in the 15th century? it is an important aspect but can't be the only aspect. you can't just stop needing people from coming through. another point that is really important is that as the official crossing points are monitored much more effectively, it will push desperate migration -- desperate migrants to illegal crossing points, and it will therefore make it much more likely that people who want to migrate are going t

host: here is a tweet -- army pushing guatemala and mexico to a border war? -- are we pushing guatemala and mexico to a border war? guest: i don't think it's coming to that. border war suggests there are armed people on both sides. it is really an attempt to improve border security in the region, not just hardening the border a >> we are going to take you live now to the north side of the white house. president biden is walking to the podium, where he will speak to reporters and others and give an update on his administration's response to the covid-19 pandemic. this is live coverage on c-span. pres. biden: good afternoon. this beautiful afternoon. next week, i will be laying out the path ahead to continue our fight against covid-19 to get us to july 4. this is our target date to get life in america closer to normal and begin to celebrate our independence from the virus together with our friends and loved ones as we celebrate independence day. before that, i wanted to speak briefly today about the recent change announced by the centers for disease control and

. >> mÉxico, guatemala y honduras van a incrementar temporalmente la presencia de fuerzas de seguridadstadounidense, esto sucede despuÉs de que estados unidos ha registrado un nÚmero rÉcord de menores no acompaÑados que trataban de cruzar la frontera sur, asÍ como la cifra mÁs elevada de encuentros de la patrulla fronteriza con migrantes en esa regiÓn desde marzo del 2001 con cerca de 170 mil. casi 2 meses separadas, pero al final un abrazo ayudÓ a que una madre mexicana y sus dos hijas pequeÑas se volvieran a sentir unidas. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn? hijas lindas ¿cÓmo estÁn? estÁn a salvo. >> ¿eres nuestra mamÁ?. >> ¿mande?. >> ¿eres nuestra mamÁ?. >> sÍ, soy su mamÁ, ¿no me conoces? si mamÁ. >> mamita. >> soy mamita. >> una pregunta muy dura, y un momento muy emocionante entre catalina y sus dos hijas, alexa de tres y kimberly de 5. despuÉs de que las niÑas estuvieran en un centro de inmigraciÓn en la frontera tras cruzarla con su hermana mayor, con la mamÁ hablaron esta maÑana en el programa hoy dÍa, mis compaÑeros. esta es parte de la entrevista. >> buenos dÍas, bienvenida. >> buenos dÍas, b

caller: these people are coming into mexico from honduras, guatemala, el salvador. why aren't the mexicans keeping them out, because they don't have documents? don't you think it is very strange these people are allowed to come here? it is like a very organized -- and it has been that way ever since the trump administration hat the -- had the embassy move from tel aviv to jerusalem. the only dignitaries there with the guatemalan president, the honduran president, and i believe the president from el salvador.

biden is now working not only for regime change in countries like venezuela but to militarize mexico guatemala and honduras to mitigate his detention of nearly 20000 unaccompanied children joining me now from the capital washington d.c. as someone who made the journey from us baghdad squad run door a former u.s. justice department attorney loose for pat is now at the southern poverty law center and she joins me now thank you so much louis for coming on so why has the by the administration meant to record high number of unaccompanied children i mean nearly 20000 in march 172000 encounters. is apparent in journalists not allowed to these detention camps will why reason is multifold. in all fairness biden inherited a huge mess from the former administration of president trump but what he has failed to do much to the. dismay of persons who are immigrant rights advocates and human rights advocates is to effectively deal with a situation that is solvable there is a way that this wealthy nation the united states can address the number of children of unaccompanied minors of families of persons fleeing

the biden administration strikes a temporary deal with mexico, guatemala and honduras to deploy 20,000 troops to their borders as the president has chris magnus to lead cvp, the trump administration's order on undocumented immigrants, the president also nominating us citizenship and immigration services, call for positing cvp funding under trump. tucker carlson says middle-class americans become less powerful every year in mass immigration only makes it worse. >> this is what it looks like when an entire native population, black-and-white, every one of the men american is disenfranchised. middle-class americans become less powerful every year, less economic power and thanks to mass immigration they have less political power. the leaders making these changes have no sympathy for their victims, they blame the country for its own suffering. jillian: 20 days after vice president kamala harris was tapped to lead the biden administration response the border crisis she still has not held a news conference or visited the border. fox nation's tomi lahren says this is dereliction of duty, she jo

guatemala as soon as possible. given all of the restrictions in terms of covid and things of that nature. >> lawrence: so she is going to visit mexicos? they would have to wait. joining me now, tomi lahren, host of "known interruption" on fox nation, and fox news contributor richard fowler. thank you so much for joining me. tommy, i want to go to you, first. you just came from the border, but you ran into the vice president when you were there? >> you know, she must have been in camouflage because i did not see her there, but i will tell you this. i am happy she plans to visit mexico and guatemala at some point to see the root causes of why people are coming over here, but i can tell her exactly what people are coming over here. it is her administration, the biden administration, that has issued that cattle call for people to come over, and the root causes of people coming over and the reason their countries are so messed up in the first place is because these a illegal immigrants are paying cartel and criminal organizations thousands and thousands of dollars to be brought into our country illegally, thus funding the problem and tho

, she is starting off, the vice president not visiting southern town, is it right to visit mexico and guatemalajudge jeanine: for me, and i've been to the border several times, i think that visit impacts the united states. i would suggest that the first place you go is the southern border whether it's texas or in arizona to inspect how the influx or surge which aoc says is a racist term is impacting small towns in the united states, the fact that they are not testing the kids for covid, to see what actually is the truth and to see what the media wants to see and what that biden administration will let them see. this is america, we are interested in protecting americans. i think obviously she should do it as soon as possible, she got the assignment three weeks ago, how long does it take to get to guatemala and mexico? i don't mean to be a skeptic, harold, but i've got to tell you, the pain is being felt at the southern border, if you want to know what the problem is it's all about money and poverty and gangs in those countries but they are bringing it right here, we don't know who is coming in,

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de detener la frontera de migrantes miles de oficiales son desplegados en la frontera de méxico honduras y guatemalao para poner un alto al flujo de migrantes que intenta cruzar hacia estados unidos acción criticado por activistas >>esta medida por lo general no funcionan porque no se enfocan en la causa y no es que la gente quiera cruzar fronteras porque se nos dio la gana de hacerlo >>entre las muchas causas están el hambre extrema y la pobreza extrema por lo tanto estas son mis medidas obsoletas ya implementadas en crisis anteriores >>en otros países de origen es todavía esto sigue siendo una comunicación dominada de que la persona migrante y los que llegan a lo largo de las últimas décadas son un tipo de mal que hay que contener o un cáncer que hay que extirpar >>simultáneamente metas y militarizar las fronteras demandan al departamento de seguridad nacional por supuestamente violar la ley de política ambiental en una declaración dice que la administración joe biden es hipócrita que quiere proteger el medio ambiente pero no implementar órdenes cerebrales que están diseñadas para este propósito >

and i think that there have been discussions with the government of mexico and the government of guatemalao beef up enforcement along the border to prevent migrants from coming to the u.s. southern border. so mexico, for example, has put another 10,000 troops on its southern border with guatemala and guatemala, in turn, has reinforced militarily the long border that it has with honduras. and i think the sense is to relieve the pressure on the u.s. southern border, relieve what has become a bit of a political crisis a for the biden administration and then simultaneously begin these high impact programs to address the root causes but also deal, not only with immediate relief but also start to address some of these longer term drivers, such as corruption, lack of opportunity and violence. >> what is the situation like in el salvador? >> well, el salvador had recently been unless of a source of migration. it's a government with which the biden administration has had a great deal of friction, -- has very high levels of popularity and in the recent congressional elections that were held in febru

the biden administration now striking a temporary deal with mexico, guatemala and honduras to deployost 20,000 troops to their borders. this as the president taps 2 outspoken critics of the trump administration's border policies to head out both u.s. customs and border protection and u.s. citizenship and immigration services. this deals were in place, of course, under president trump. georgia senator raphael warnock admitting that he signed off on an e-mail with false information about his state's new voting law. it incorrectly stated the bill restricted early-weekend voting and ended no excuse mail-in voting. both provisions never made it into the final bill and were not true. a representative for warnock said the bill was still being crafted when he approved it. the pentagon announcing a new sub-dermal covid-19 but can test blood. the user will be alerted to do a rapid blood test to confirm. researchers say the chip will not track your every move. futures are searching for direction this morning. we have a little bit of the rally to dow industrials, take a look. ahead of inflation

.>> vicepresidenta kamala harris viajara a mexico y guatemala, no puso fecha, el avistamio fue d misma mision esta en cuestion diplomatica, fue critica ante la oleada migratoria >> y joe biden anuncio retirada de las tropas de afganistan despues del 1 de septiembre, 20 aÑos despues, es el final el conflicto belico mas largo de la jhs asi reaccionaron veteranos . >> estoy felixz de que termine l guerra, que el presidente joe biden pusiera la fecha d definitivamente para terminar esto . >> el plan es que los militares que quedan en a afganistan salgan en la fecha prevista, la administracion de donald trump negociao ya el retiro de las trpopas . >> en minesonesota ex policia e ya en libertad despues de pagar fianza, la ex agente rec cargos por homicidio, esta d decision es ya un paso hacia adelante . >> es la esperanza de entender que tenemos un sistema mas j justo, tambien de que continuen los disturbios y dtestrucciones que por desgracia bvienen junto con todo esto >> y hay protestas frente al departamento de policia de m mineap;olis, mfanifestantes exie cargos mayores contra ex p polic

has secured commitments with the governments of mexico, guatemala, honduras to bolster security forces at their border. but yesterday, the special envoy for the northern triangle testified on capitol hill, there were no agreement. can you explain the discrepancy? jen: i have to look back at his testimony, kristen. reporter: i have it right here. he said he's asked by congressman castro. he said, congressman castro, i want to confirm whether there were any agreements reached to increasing border security in these countries and the special envoy said, no, there was nothing regarding border security. jen: if it was a formal agreement, and it was not. these are things these countries indicated to reduce the number of migrants coming across the order. those are steps taken on the ground. reporter: just to be clear -- are these new commitments that biden administration has secured? where they already in existence? jen: we never described it as a formal declaration or agreement but additional steps that they were taking to increase personnel at the border. those are steps you can confirm with

diplomatic efforts with mexico honduras guatemala and el salvador. what is a vice president's roll now that she has been charged by the president to oversee the current border issues. to what is interesting. we have this brought impression, we call her the borders but the white house made very clear, her roll as a diplomatic relations with the central american countries. in sort of the foreign policy acting part of it in the white house that she is not actually the borders were in charge of dealing with the actual crossings in the issue of the children showing up. what particularly as interesting as those euros that we talked about earlierin with mexico and central american countries, to deploy their own law enforcement resources to hinder those folks making this journey in the white house said that those negotiations have been going on in the ambassadors tenure. it was an interesting sort of take on good work ambassador to prepare sleep party to. >> up next the democrats line. guest:. hello. i'm curious, i know people seem to hate be heading north t

. >> el grupo aso sonarÁ a la vicepresidenta en su prÓximo viaje a mÉxico y guatemala, impresiÓn al presidentehora la prioridad es legalizar a los trabajadores esenciales, a los soÑadores y otros que estÁn protegidos por los proyectos de ley que fueron aprobados en la cÁmara y que aÚn estÁn estancados en el senado. ilia: en temas del coronavirus, la empresa johnson y johnson recibiÓ buenas y malas noticias de su vacuna contra covid—19. entre las malas que inspectores federales se le ordenaron poner en pausa su producciÓn en un laboratorio de maryland. >> investiga nuevos casos de reacciones adversas a la vacuna johnson y johnson, esto luego que la semana pasada se detuvo su administraciÓn por seis e raros casos de Óvulos sanguÍneas en mujeres. >> no es una sorpresa que se vayan a presentar casos, pero lo cÓmodo es que se presenten entre las dos o tres semanas. >> un panel examine la vacuna que estÁ en pausa. >> el doctor afirmÓ que espera que la vacuna pueda reanudarse ese mismo dÍa con restricciones o advertencias, precisamente expertos de la agencia europea que regula los medicamentos, concl

strikes border deals with mexico honduras and guatemala and reportedly giving cash to central american states in a bid to slow the influx of migrants we some see as an insult to americans in the. very good morning and thanks for joining us here on r.t. . a 2nd day of violent race riots in minneapolis a scene the u.s. city flooded with national guard troops with the state of emergency declared the rest follows the faith shooting of a black man police officer despite a curfew protests continued into the night officers used pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse a crowd of people gathered outside the. police department the brooklyn center police chief said dante wright died as a result of an accidental discharge by an officer who mistook her own gun for her taser but become footage of the incidents been released the officer can be seen pushing the victim in the car and charging taser as she draws her fire. and leave the moment the suspect was shot from the 40. earlier there are also reports of looting in the area following the death of dr reichs the guard was deployed in tear gas to d

is the diplomatic work that we have been engaged in, including my calls to the president of mexico, guatemalaly have another meeting coming up soon. >> are you going to go there? >> yes. we're working on the plan to get there. we have to deal with covid issues. i can't get there soon enough in terms of personally getting there. then we have to look at community based organizations. for example, this week in addition -- or next week, in addition to meeting with the president of guatemala, i will be meeting the following day with the community based organizations in guatemala. they call them civil society. to figure out how we can better assist what they're doing on the ground in a way, again, that they can give the resources to people who naturally want to stay at home and give them some sense of hope that help is on the way. this is the work that we're doing. it's not going to be solved overnight. it's a complex issue. if this were easy, it would have been handled years ago. >> that's what i was going to ask you. when president biden said, would you like to do this -- not -- you will do this,

enough central american countries have agreed to beef up their own security, which will hold mexico, guatemalaorders. the white house says this should encourage immigrants from surging north but will it work was marked with been allocated institute of immigration studies alex nowrasteh. your name is beautiful and you deserve better than this. >> but it's poorly spelled so i cannot blame you. kennedy: who needs a name that's easy pc when you got a brain like yours, alex. so let us discuss. something interesting you brought up by reference at last night on the show is, what think about why people are coming here in the first place. the biting administrations talk about achish payment to people in the northern tribal to dissuade them from coming north. maybe they have a little spending money they won't seek employment in the united states for you made the point that, that would never be enough. you need to increase their income to three times in order to stop immigration. how do we do that? >> i do not think the u.s. government can do that. the ironic thing if we gave them the cash, they would pr

here in laredo, look at this, more than 87 from mexico, guatemala and el salvador arrested at a dilapidated home this week. over in the rio grande valley sector, more than 3800 migrants have been found at stash the houses so far this year. this as a bipartisan group of lawmakers hope to introduce a plan to open four regional centers along the southern border that would be staffed with judges who could decide asylum claims quickly. >> i mean, even some of the folks are not even being put in the immigration system. they're not given notice to appear. i think as of a couple days ago over 15,300 people had just been released on what i call the honor system. >> reporter: and not just people flooding across, the feds say drugs are also pouring into the united states. in less than a week, more than $1 million worth of methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin and fentanyl were seized, and that was just here in this one area of laredo, just a very small snapshot of what's going on along most of the southern border. eric? eric: yeah, a lot of people now realizing there are criminal networks behind a lot of t

jorge: la vicepresidente harris anunciÓ que pronto visitarÁ mÉxico y guatemala para frenar la afluenciar, cuyo presidente se negÓ a recibir un enviado del gobierno de biden la semana pasada. sin embargo, el fiscal general salvadoreÑo visita washington donde trata entre otros temas el de la inmigraciÓn. reportero: en momentos de tensiÓn por el flujo de inmigrantes, estados unidos y el salvador redoblan esfuerzos para combatir el crimen trasnacional. el fiscal del salvador estÁ en washington y dijo en exclusiva a univisiÓn que su oficina no escatima esfuerzos para evitar la inmigraciÓn ilegal. >> no sÓlo por el peligro, tambiÉn porque hay personas delincuentes que se estÁn lucrando y que ponen en riesgo la vida de una gran cantidad de personas. reportero: la corrupciÓn devastÓ generaciones en el salvador. gladis, una enfermera que dejÓ su paÍs hace 30 aÑos, aÚn espera un cambio. >> la situaciÓn polÍtica de allÁ siempre ha sido que... cada quiÉn reza por su santo, como decimos nosotros. reportero: hay voluntad para terminar con la corrupciÓn real? >> yo creo que sÍ. reportero: cree que sÍ?

if from the governments of mexico, guatemala, and honduras to bolster forces to halt some of the migration are out on this river nine to ten hours a day working with federal partners patrolling on the border area but on top of that, they also say it's become a humanitarian issue. if people show up here dehydrated and sometimes in the river. >> bret: rich edson on the rio grande, thank you. if the federal deficit surged to an all-time high of $1.7 trillin for the first time, for six months of the budget year nearly doubled the previous record. the treasury department says the deficit for the first half from october through march was up from a shortfall of 733 and a half billion dollars in the same period a year ago. doxxed meantime were mixed today, the dow lost 68, s&p 500 gained 14, a new record high, the nasdaq jumped 146. up next, former house speaker john boehner joins us to talk about his new book that has washington buzzing. tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪♪ termites. go back up! hang on! i am hanging on. don't mess up your deck with tex-mex. terminix. hi. the only way to nix it is to terminix it

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to militarize not only our border but then it's back to force mexico to militarize militarized its own southern border and to force guatemala to militarize its own southern border that is immigration policy and foreign policy have promoted and economic development model for central america and mexico but especially central america right now that is forcing people to flee. and then forcing them and then pushing them back if somehow with the thing is not pretty and violence and the future who make it to the u.s. border. donald trump was holding them in mexico that is unaccompanied children who are requesting asylum in the united states he was trump was not even letting them cross the border what biden has done is now to slightly open the border to allow in only unaccompanied children. this creates a whole new set of problems allowing india unaccompanied children then what is to happen to them according to u.s. law. they will be released to family members or sponsors in the united states so that if the the notion of teaching of children right now really is only be sorry to the the recreate of a process to process these childre

here in laredo look at this more than 87 arrested from mexico, guatemala and el salvador at one home over in rio grand valley sector more than 3800 migrants have been found at these stash houses so far this year. this as a bipartisan group of lawmakers hope to introduce a plan to open four regional centers here along the southern borders, staffed with judges who can decide asylum claims more quickly. >> even some folks are not even put in the immigration system, the notice they're not given notice to appear. i think that after a couple of days ago over 50,300 people had just been relieved on what i call the honor system. >> it is not just people, the feds say drugs are also pouring into the united states in less than a week more than 1 million dollars worth of meth, cocaine, heroin and fentanyl ceased that is just in this one area of laredo alone a very, very long border as you know, swron, jon, challenges up and down it. back to you. jon: casey stegall in lour laredo, texas. let's bring in french hill back from latest of many visits toed border he says conditions there are the worst

the hill reporting that the vice president will head to mexico and guatemala soon, possibly as soon as next week. what do you think the message from the biden administration should be to those countries? guest: well, at the top of the agenda should be addressing the poverty level, the corruption in those countries, and really the disaster and conditions causing the migration patterns to increase. we've seen corruption, poverty, gang violence, gun violence, and of course the recent natural disasters, covid, and deaths. there have been so many circumstances and situations there causing people to feel the desperation, to come to the united states to be with family here. if he can start by addressing the root causes of migration, something the prior administration ignored in cutting humanitarian aid to that region, i think that would be a good start. something that has been done under prior administrations is something that former secretary john kelly mentioned needed to be done. hopefully that can be top of the agenda with the vice president and those in the northern triangle. host: what

foot wall into san diego, the video released since vice president announces she will visit guatemala and mexicoing us border states. >> our focus, i'm looking forward to traveling to the triangle, mexico and guatemala sometime soon. >> fox news drone captured photos of the facility in march and yesterday it showed the facilities growing in recent weeks to handle migrant influx. the department of education is considering implementing the framework that promotes, quote, dismantling racism and mathematics, the state will review the draft framework throughout the year and the school board will take action on it in november. the group educators for quality and the quality is sounding the alarm on the program, they sent a letter to state leaders saying they are deeply concerned and asking them to reconsider. >> a clarification on a story we reported yesterday. we told you the baseball team forced to drop out of the baseball tournament was over a vaccine requirement. we want to clarify this has nothing to do with the baseball hall of fame. >> 20 minutes until the top of the hour. another vote of no-co

the world yes but what do you make of us president biden reaching this agreement with mexico honduras and guatemala to put more troops on their borders do you think this is what is needed to prevent traffickers and smugglers taking advantage of of people unaccompanied children for example. well frank frankly i'm not an expert on the efficiency of border security deployments in stopping smugglers what i can tell you is that as i said before any human being that is running for his or her life to escape violence and persecution must have access to safe ground and to asylum procedures now unfortunately what we're seeing in this part of the world and in many parts of the world are people that are in desperate circumstances for like i said a variety of reasons are turning to smugglers and are taking very perilous dangerous journeys to escape the circumstances that they're in and so solutions that make it possible for these people to get to safety without having to turn to criminals and smugglers are is only something that my organization would support and what would you like to see happen tomorrow in an

vice president harris is planning her first official trip abroad to mexico and guatemala. the goal is to find solutions to curb the increasing numbers of immigrants coming to the u.s. meantime, border patrol released new video of a father catching his 2-year-old child who was dropped from the top of an 18-foot wall at the southern border. the child was not hurt. investigators say that the father and child came from ghana with no legal status here in the u.s. >>> coming up, a court victory for a black police officer who was fired for stopping a colleague's choke hold. >>> and no hitter. a chicago white sox pitcher comes up short of a perfect game. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." wet dishes? residue? spots? it's not your dishwashers fault. simply add finish jet-dry 3in1 to rinse dry and shine your dishes. solve three problems at once with finish jet dry 3in1. [♪] when you have diabetes, managing your blood sugar is crucial. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high qual

que lamentablemente se quedan en el camino y cuyos restos han sido encontrados >>> primero méxico, luego guatemalan esperanzas, con sueños que querían sacar a la familia adelante >>> así lo confirma Ángel, un migrante proveniente desde méxico que a su corta edad intenta ingresar al país en busca de una mejor vida para él y sus seres queridos >>> más que nada por mi familia >>> es para ellos, para trabajar y dejarles aunque sea lo poco. >>> liberen a nuestros niños, ese fue el mensaje de una caravana hoy en el sur de la bahía en el que protestaron en contra de los centros para niños migrantes, organizaciones lideraron el evento que se desplazó por santa clara y san josé, los participantes llevaron varios carros decorados y con pancartas para ser conscientes de los retos que enfrenta los niños cuando permanecen encerrados en estos centros >>> cada vez que un niño está detenido afecta su salud mental. imagino que si has estado ahí 3 meses, 6 meses, como te sentirías si era tu propio hijo que estuviera ahí >>> entonces por eso estamos demandando que hasta 32 horas sean re unificados con sus familiares