el acuerdo entre méxico, honduras y guatemala, los tres países van a blindar sus fronteras para detener mejor apertura en cuanto a poder tener una relación de igual a igual., donde podemos hablar franca y honestamente. >> hay 20,000 niños bajo la custodia del gobierno de estados unidos y los cruces en el río bravo no se detienen. además, el abrazo del reencuentro, niños migrantes que cruzan solos para ver a sus padres finalmente se reúnen con ellos, pero por qué para muchos estas ramificaciones tardan más. y la historia de un joven que prendió un calentador para tomar un baño de agua caliente y se encontró con una explosión que le cambió la vida. tenemos su tragedia, la lucha y la sorpresa al darse cuenta que el seguro no pagaba los gastos médicos. comenzamos con el vídeo que ha revivido el dolor en minneapolis. advertimos que las imágenes son fuertes. >> (sonido ambiente). >> (gritos). >> este es el momento en que agentes intentaron detener a este joven, eel departamento de policía dice que la gente intenta utilizar su pistola eléctrica y se equivocó. hay protestas por estas imágenes y

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 s

mexico, honduras, troops to lower migration the biden administration struck an agreement with mexico, honduras and guatemala to temporarily search to their board and urge to refer use the tide of migration to the border. wasn't this done once before under the trump administration? >> it sure was for the trump administration saw a similar surge semi- of a surge of children but a massive surge of families showing up beginning in 2018 and really peeking in the late spring of 2019. the trump administration, your viewers might remember president trump threatened to slap major tariffs on mexican goods unless mexico did more to stop the flow of people crossing its territory. and within weeks of that threat we will deploy troops and accept the people you're trying to return back across the border. expel back across the border pretty wrote a story the time the president managed to solve that border crisis by outsourcing the job of stopping the flow of people and in some respects that similar to at the bided mexico is leaving this national guard troops with those who doubt the trump administrat

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fin de detener la frontera de migrantes miles de oficiales son desplegados en la frontera de méxico honduras1 trato hecho 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

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

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

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.

has increased in recent months and that's despite mexico deploying more soldiers in march and honduras doing the same in january. those are the headlines and back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's witness to stay with us. can. god eric is that a high and bad. guy who but the friends he got are for shafts. how about for a better new best be out of the know learn fancy in how. i shot a valley course of genevieve your issue. how can a pile of manure. and into tech in my columbus. ride now. a bill of us military. has injured then. so how can president. no land sheriff shaw who burst with the many best. i can sure who was sure terry for sure but shad fishing. but the show me your no no no you didn't come back. show me my lady go look this might be really. pushed. some of the other fish and i did different groups on the front you can. sleep in new york. sorry for cantelli. slow mo talking one for you know. this is. an item of possible must have. this one to do the other. in the stream and probably not half dozen a man has a mobile yeah just a year behind me did i am

. >> frente a la oleada migratoria estados unidos se unió con méxico, honduras en esfuerzos para conteners la única comida para los dos ese día. no saben si tendrán comida mañana, pero saben que no quieran regresar. >> (información en pantalla). >> dejaron honduras y en tamaulipas se enteraron del despliegue de policías y militares. y dice que antes de ser detenida dejaría que su hijo viaje solo. >> (información en pantalla). >> el gobierno de estados unidos anunció que los tres países van a sellar sus fronteras. >> (habla en inglés). >> (información en pantalla). >> en un comunicado,. >> (información en pantalla). >> honduras rechazó que va a cerrar su frontera. >> no hubo ningún acuerdo por parte de la delegación hondureña para cerrar la frontera. >> el gobierno de estados unidos no dijo a cambio de qué los países cerrarían sus fronteras, pero que en méxico han detenido el doble de migrantes. guatemala también negó el acuerdo. >> hemos detenido a las caravanas desde el año pasado basados en que hay una pandemia. >> mientras tanto los migrantes buscan nuevos caminos, en méxico raúl torre

has increased in recent months and that's despite mexico deploy more soldiers in march and honduras doing the same in january. at least $34.00 migrants including children have died after a boat capsized off the coast of djibouti the international organization for migration says around 60 people wrote board the vessel which departed from yemen somalia said it says it's rejected an earlier decision by the lower house to extend the president's term for another 2 years the lower house speaker says the extension would give the country more time to prepare for elections but the senate calls it a violation of the constitution russian prison staff are threatening to force feed jail traveling for to collect see the valley amid an ongoing hunger strike the valley says he's protesting because staff are refusing to treat him properly for acute back and leg pain he was sentenced to 2 and a half years jail in february on charges he says are politically motivated and you can follow those stories of course on our website at al-jazeera dot com it's updated throughout the day i'll be back with more news in

con este lunes el asesor le reveló la cadena nbc que han hecho un pacto con méxico, honduras y guatemalaerdo es un paso la dirección correcta. >>> (hablan en otro idioma). >>> además agrega que los inmigrantes intentan ingresar a los estados unidos podría llevar al cierre del centro de detención para niños, era johnson no es el único que dice sentirse optimista sobre este acuerdo, el congresista afirma que cada paso es algo positivo aunque asegura que la acción tomada por joe biden no es suficiente. relata que la amonestación de joe biden aún tiene que seguir actuando y que el próximo paso aparte de continuar con la contusión del muro es dejarle saber que estados unidos no está abierto para inmigración ilegal asimismo afirma que deberían protegerla frontera aumentando el número de agente del orden entra tanto johnson dio a conocer que tan solo el viernes pasado habían 502 menores migrantes en la instalación. >>> otra orden de noticias surgen detalles sobre la causa de la accidente que mató a 14 inmigrantes esta tragedia recordemos sucedió hace unas 5 semanas a 125 millas de la ciudad de

were far less than that mexico it sort of had $8850.00 national guard a both border so this is a huge number compared to that guatemala 1500 police and military personnel honduras 700 police and military as a result at least as far as mexico is concerned jen psaki the white house press spokesman person said twice as many migrant interdictions were occurring on a daily on a daily level of the mexico border so this is all very well but it's rather worrying for migrant rights groups who hear the rhetoric of the biden ministration of such concern about unaccompanied children and families with young young children but what they seem to be doing in effect right now is is encouraging very strongly mexico and central american nations to crack down hard on migrants heading to the u.s. and of course many of these forces have terrible human rights record in fact this is a tweet from quote a quote a noted immigrant right person in the u.s. a key objective is to outsource the abuse of migrants to other governments to push the abuses off u.s. soil so that the u.s. government can escape accountability and. terribly impressed well president biden as you say was hoping you were

mexico honduras and guatemala have agreed to increase the number of troops on their border as a growing number of migrants try to reach the u.s. that's according to the white house. or of people seeking asylum in the u.s. is increased in recent months that's despite mexico deploying more soldiers in march and honduras doing the same in january. more hot ash gas and rocks have rained down on the caribbean island of st vincent after a 2nd volcanic eruption in less than a week the explosion at a free a volcano is believed to be one of the largest in more than a century around 16000 people have been forced to leave areas around the volcano authorities say they're concerned for people who've refused to move colvin harry is a program manager n.b.c. radio he says the islands are already in desperate need of aid. because a want to distribution system depends on on as mentioned a surface water which is highly contaminated many are for want to collection systems in the upper want to sheds below the flanks of the volcano and in close proximity to be affected by ash drinking want to is very much ha

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

has increased in recent months there's this spike mexico deploying more soldiers in march and honduras doing the same in january. more gas and rocks of rain down on the caribbean island of st vincent after a 2nd volcanic eruption in less than a week the explosion of last volcano is believed to be one of the largest in more than a century around $16000.00 people have been forced to leave areas around the volcano authorities say they're concerned about residents who refuse to move and harry is a program manager at n.b.c. radio he says the islands are already in desperate need of aid. because i want to distribution system depends on on as mentioned a surface water which is highly contaminated many are for want to collection systems in the upper want to share below the flanks of the volcano and in close proximity to be affected by ash drinking want to is very much hard to come by i know there are persons who have been to the stores that were opened a few that were open today searching for bottled water pushes has been a limited supply we have gotten pledges from our regional neighbors to g

mexico honduras and guatemala have agreed to increase the number of troops on their border as a growing number of migrants trying to make their way to the u.s. that's according to a white house official the number of people seeking asylum in the u.s. has increased in recent months last despite mexico deploy more soldiers in march and honduras doing the same in january she has written c. has more from washington d.c. . i think it shows once again how much continuity there is between the by did ministrations policies on migration and the trumpet ministrations policy on migration it's true that there have been a spike in numbers at least of encounters at the border and these could be repeat repeat attempts at seeking asylum in the us but joe biden has retained the most draconian of the trump era policies notably title $42.00 which prevents the vast majority of asylum seekers and refugees from seeking due process in complete violation of international and domestic law only biden is allowing in unaccompanied children and rather reluctantly allowing in families with young children or those tr

washington her security agreements with mexico honduras and guatemala under which those countries pledged to deploy troops to their respective borders in a bid to slow migration to the united states the move comes amid reports the biden administration is also considering handing out cash to the central american states to stop the influx of critics though argue the money would be better spent on americans in need at home let's kill him open report. with 170000 people picked up along the u.s. border just last month the migrant crisis is rapidly spinning out of control and the biden administration is scrambling to deal with it. 2 8 8 8 8 at the end of the. 8 earth. and the current plan dollars and lots of them in the form of foreign aid president biden wants to try and buy a way out of his border crisis with taxpayer money the administration is spending $60000000.00 a week and now wants to launch a cash transfer program in central america this insults millions of americans who are out of what can a country the plan is for billions of dollars to go to guatemala honduras and el salvador now it

mexico honduras and guatemala have agreed to increase the number of troops on their border as a growing number of migrants trying to make their way to the u.s. that's according to a white house official the number of people seeking asylum in the u.s. has increased in recent months that's despite mexico deploying more soldiers in march on jurors doing the same in january. more hot ash gas and rocks have rained down on the caribbean island of st vincent a 2nd volcanic eruption in less than a week. the largest. being forced to leave areas around the volcano. concerned about residents who refuse to move. program. he says. because i want to distribution system depends on on as mentioned a surface water which is highly contaminated many are for want to collection systems in the up a watershed below the flanks of the volcano and in close proximity to be affected by ash drinking want to is very much hard to come by i know there are persons who have been to the stores that were opened up through the open today searching for bottled water to purchase has been a limited supply we have gotten pledg

parts of 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 t

washington secured agreements with mexico honduras and guatemala to boost its troop presence of the border us in a bid to slow migration to the u.s. the move comes amid reports that the budget ministrations also considering handing cash to central american states to stem the flow critics though say the president should really direct that money to help america's own in need eliminate explains. with 170000 people picked up along the u.s. border just last month the migrant crisis is rapidly spinning out of control and the biden administration is scrambling to deal with it and the current plan dollars and lots of them in the form of foreign aid president biden wants to try and buy a way out of his border crisis with taxpayer money the administration is spending $60000000.00 a week and now wants to launch a cash transfer program in central america this insults millions of americans who are out of work in our country the plan is for billions of dollars to go to guatemala honduras and el salvador now it's not exactly clear how this is going to work but the white house insists it won't be just dir

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 you know 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 ideal world. well i

has been steadily rising despite mexico deploying more troops to its border in march and honduras doing the same in january the u.s. is struggling to keep up with the surge of migrants in recent months including a major spike in the number of unaccompanied children from central america now 34 people including some children have died when their boat run by people smugglers capsized off the coast of djibouti the international guys ation for migration says around 60 passengers were on board the vessel which had departed from yemen every year thousands of migrants make dangerous boat journeys from the horn of africa to yemen with the aim of traveling to gulf countries in search of work. well now we go to china rescuers in the northern part of the country trying to reach $21.00 call minustah stuck hundreds of meters below ground for over 2 days they were trapped when the mine flooded during upgrading work on saturday victoria in the reports. and emergency crews prepares to go underground in an effort to help rescue a group of trapped mine is the 1st task will be to check the air quality and

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

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mexico, honduras, guatemala to deploy troops to lower migration. 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 stop

. ♪♪ >> john: the biden administration striking the temporary deal for mexico, honduras and guatemalatighten their borders with nearly 20,000 troops. the agreement comes as the president nominates a handful of homeland security officials which includes two critics of trump era immigration policies to key positions. this as a historic surge of migrants continues to flood over the border into the united states. the president's point person on the crisis, vice president, harris, has gone 20 days without even holding a news conference on the crisis. rich edson's live from the rio grande valley of the border and he joins us now. hi, rich. >> good afternoon, john. in the surge, ending up. mexico is across the way. if you have federal and state officials patrolling this area throughout the day. we spent the evening yesterday with texas state troopers on their speedboat, finishing another day of deterring migration on the river. they say their job here also involves intercepting drugs and rescue operations. >> kids by themselves, people lost in the brush. the young kids, the miners coming acr

estados unidos, mÉxico, costa rica... ya sabemos, honduras tambiÉn estarÁ.r defender este trofeo al igual que estados unidos que tiene una generaciÓn dorada con jugadores que estÁn al mÁs alto nivel representando en europa. y por supuesto tambiÉn tenemos a los costarricenses, pura vida. canadÁ, son 16 selecciones y todas con la misma ilusiÓn. levantar la copa. borja: faltan 100 dÍas para la copa oro, pero faltan tres dÍas para que llegue el domingo y te veamos en la pista de "mira quiÉn baila". cuÉntame cÓmo van esos preparativos. linday: sÓlo te voy a decir... ♪ sÓlo contigo ♪ te voy a ver el domingo, a mover el esqueleto. es una experiencia maravillosa y feliz de compartirla. un beso, un abrazo y ya saben, listos para el domingo y para la copa oro. borja: te mandamos un fuerte abrazo, lindsay cuidate mucho, te veo el domingo en "mira quiÉn baila". carolina: la estaremos viendo brillar en esa pista. hoy inicia la temporada de las grandes ligas y serÁ la primera vez que en 18 meses las fanÁticas puedan ver un juego en persona por esta pandemia. aunque la asi

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 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 ideal world. well i think i think

voluntarios deberÁn hablar en espaÑol o estar familiarizados con dialectos indÍgenas de mÉxico, guatemala, hondurasdice 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 n

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 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 ideal world. well i think i think

mexico, honduras and guatemala have all apparently agreed to increase security at their borders to preventugglers from heading north. u.s. customs and border protection caught more than 170,000 people trying to cross into the u.s. in march. some of those migrants are now living in limbo and in fear. rosa flores explains. >> reporter: some of the more than 100,000 migrants expelled by the biden administration last month ended up here, at a plaza located in the crime and kidnapping hot spot that is ray knows is a, mexico, living in squaller and with impossible choices. this woman says her husband and daughter face certain death if they return to el salvador where their family business couldn't cover a $200 a month extortion fee to criminal gangs. she says she just wants to work and provide for her daughter. she and so many expelled migrants are surrounded by the same dangers they fled. like this 31-year-old woman from honduras who is now in a faith-based shelter, clutching a pink rosary. she says she promised to carry the beads during her journey for protection. we can't show you her face be

máxima capacidad >> han decidido utilizar hoteles para resguardar a personas provenientes de méxico, guatemala honduras 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 acompañados est

joe biden seeing now there's a huge problem down there, and they have struck a deal with mexico, hondurashey are talking about possibly sending cash payments down to these countries and tom homan -- steve: why not? ainsley: the former acting i.c.e. director said this is the dumbest idea he's ever heard in his entire career and steven miller former senior advisor to president trump and founder of america first legal, he weighed in on this on fox news, watch this. >> we have reached the bottom less depths of absurdi ty, and it will most certainly not work, and i will tell you why. illegal immigrant or illegal immigrant family thinking of coming to the united states is very well aware of the financial benefits for them of doing so if they are able to get here and maintain a long term residence here. you're talking about free healthcare. you're talking about free education, free american education. you're talking about massively higher wages relative to what you were making in your home country. steve: so the way it's being described is it's being described as the administration is considerin

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out where they're headed to try to slow this surge, the white house announced commitments with mexico, hondurascurity in those countries. they largely said they boosted their security presence on their own. without agreement with the white house. now the administration says there are no official agreements. >> we never described it as a formal declaration or formal agreement. additional steps that they were taking to increase personnel at the border. >> here in texas, governor abbott has written the white house. president biden saying that he wants the administration to declare the drug cartels involved in this smuggling to be foreign terrorist organizations, get that designation. he says that they smuggle narcotics in the united states to fund their illegal enterprises. they enrich themselves on the misery and slavery of immigrants. they murder innocent people including women and children. 2019 president trump floated the idea that the mexican government opposed it saying it would lead to more intervention from the u.s. government into mexico. martha? >> martha: rich edson, thanks. and as prom

secured agreements with mexico, honduras and guatemala to secure their borders. these countries' borders so they reduce the numbers of migrant journeying to the u.s./mexico border. all of this is part of the biden administration's effort to address the root causes of migration in latin america and improve those conditions to ultimately stem the flow of migration but one of those steps here out of the gate is securing agreements with these countries so that they can bolster the security and reduce the flow of migrants that ultimately travel from that region to the u.s./mexico border. >> and finally, priscilla, you have brand-new reporting this morning just breaking, if i'm not mistaken, dozens of democratic lawmakers calling on the biden administration to end reliance on this temporary overflow facilities to care for all the unaccompanied migrant children. what do they want the administration to do instead if they're not going to use these shelters? >> laura, they want reform and they laid out in this letter to the secretaries of the health and human services depar