era el último tramo de la caravana migrante.ue se sufre para tratar de llegar? que podría darles un poco de paz, ¿qué sienten ustedes? >> pues meramente un poco de alegría, más que todo por mis hijos. pedro: la historia de mijael bonilla es como la del resto del grupo con los que viaja desde honduras. huye con su esposa y sus tres hijos de la violencia y las aparentes amenazas de muerte. ellos, como los demás, quieren pedir asilo y vivir en paz en estados unidos. >> es un gran paso que hemos dado hasta acá. y vamos a ver, vamos a pedirle a dios que todo salga bien. pedro: la entrada a tijuana estaba cerca de ellos. el vía crucis llegaba a su fin y las emociones los embargaban. ¿qué pasó durante todo este-- este camino, este trayecto? >> había nervio, había temor que no llegáramos, pero gracias a dios ya estamos aquí. pedro: atónitos contemplaban la valla que los separaba de su anhelado destino. mijael no ve el momento en el que vuelva a encontrarse con su madre. >> saber que tener una esperanza y volverla a ver, pues saber que m

were migrants. in the history of the united states of america a lot of people come from america from or italy. but very briefly general man and we were brought. part. crime and it's killing us people from mafia in the history of europe. in name the fifty nine hundred sixty. live the sulks of our country. in france in germany. and a lot of people suffered for that so we know wood is. difficult is to be migrant italy is an incredible and gorgeous country in a very delicate position because are we are a natural bridge between europe and africa and if the politics refused to play a role in libya because this happened after the terrible decision of circusy and cameron to go in libya in hillary clinton. there united states of america remember barack obama in the atlantic interview the side to tried to need to view bush. make an interview not write a book about the mistakes of this decision the decision of europe north of italy because italy with the president decided to go make war in libya and my view is

migrants value or if there is this really that it is to bring the money and to refuse migrants this is not solidity this is as an approach acceptable i hope the new government will continue or it is a strategy because this is the only subject the brief period to output italy and greece after is in the leaving of the managing of my grant of migrant migration crisis so this migration crisis in my opinion is probably one of the reasons why the euro skeptic movement is so big in europe. i grew up in france ok so back then it would be unthinkable for many lipans father to get platforms or to be channels to ever be second runner up in a presidential campaign u.k. is one example you cannot be can be cynical and ironic in mind but i mean it's an undeniable fact that this movements are gaining force do you feel like you the pro european forces the traditional politicians in europe can gather together and strike back or are this forces here to stay forever now on the european landscape. i agree with you is very different early should between. france of today and france obvious. and the same is a

were migrants. in the history of the united states of america a lot of people come from america from ready to leave a path very brilliant and generous man and we were brought the history of the united states. but. crime and us killers people from mafia in the history of europe in ninety in name the fifty nine hundred sixty a lot of it i. believe the sulks of our country. were in a room in france in germany and a lot of people suffered for that so we know who does. it is to be migrant italy is incredible and gorgeous country in a very delicate position because all we are a natural bridge between europe and africa and if the politics refuse to play are all in libya because this happened after the terrible decision of so crazy and cameron to go. in libya and hillary clinton. their united states of america remember barack obama in the atlantic interview the side to try to needle view bush. made an interview not write a book about the mistakes of this decision the decision of europe not so easily because

migrants value or if there is this silly that it is to bring the money to refuse of migrants this is not solely done it is as a porch acceptable i hope the new government will continue or it is a strategy because this is the only in the brief period to output italy and greece is in the. leaving of the managing of migrant of migrant migration crisis so this migration crisis in my opinion is probably one of the reasons why the euro skeptic movement is so big in europe. i grew up in france ok so back then it would be unthinkable for many lipans father to get platforms or to be channels to ever be second runner up in a presidential campaign u.k. is one example you cannot be can be cynical and ironic in mind but i mean it's an undeniable fact that this movements are gaining force do you feel like you the pro european forces the traditional politicians in europe can gather together and strike back or are this forces here to stay forever now on the european landscape. i agree with you is very different early ssion between. france of today and france of yes. and the same is about to bracks.

christophe bit to his doctors without borders head of mission in libya he says migrants is suffering in secret detention centers. among the twenty fifty people that we receive that you'll be told him that night of the seven where. i being some can shut injuries for the. front from six i skate but also where clearly. seeing some. trace of mask of. beaten and also any particular belongs on zero on the up with it that can be. or do not call more recent but each of us such as people have been really supporting see the islands. and the day after we could begin to put the wheels i have been brought back to fourteen of them of the migrants have also been rebuilt with the s.p. toward all of them how feelings are same about opening up with him but he when he does a place we are in clear cut he can't. see our business but it's probably not a nice to see only city where eighty. in fact m.s.f. we will combine you will eat in the new place where we provide some medical care to schools that might not sweat been released from such places but we don't know where are the places exactly can be five te

carlos: sigamos con otro tema, cÓmo ayudarÍa a los migrantes quecruzar a mÉxico?manera humana ofertando trabajo, empleo y todo aquel que quiera cruzar mÉxico pueda hacerlo de manera digna. nosotros no vamos a tener autoridad moral para exigir a estados unidos que respete a nuestros migrantes si nosotros no respetamos a los hermanos centroamericanos que entren a nuestro paÍs. y hoy no lo estamos haciendo. los migrantes que vienen incluyan niÑos que estÁn viajando solos, tenemos que invertir primero en salud, tenemos que atenderlos a los migrantes de los principales retos que tienen. >> no es nada mÁs el comercio, lo mÁs importante es la vida, lo que hacen los migrantes, salir a buscarse la vida y tienen que tener protecciÓn. carlos: ahÍ lo escuchamos, en comencemos contigo, carlos martÍnez. >> creo que aquÍ falta una visiÓn muy clara de los derechos humanos y esa es una carencia que tienen todos los candidatos, pero la agenda migratoria debe basarse en esos derechos y de manera integral para todos los migrantes que pasÉ por méxico. carlos: nayeli. nayeli: creo que

mientras los migrantes siguen aquÍ, desesperados por cruzar.a especie de campamento improvisado que han hecho. el clima amaneciÓ bastante fresco, lluvioso por la maÑana. aquÍ la gente estÁ descansando, estÁn durmiendo. aquÍ pasaron a la noche aquÍ estÁ viviendo ahora los migrantes de la caravana. recordarles que los que llegaron aquÍ son Élica mente 100 de los aproximadamente 220 que se van a entregar, que son parte de la caravana. vean ustedes estas carpas, este campamento improvisado que se vino a hacer aquÍ para que puedan pernoctar, para que puedan estar todo este tiempo, mientras que las autoridades migratorias pueden aceptarlos para que vayan a solicitar el asilo que estÁn buscando. regresÓ con ustedes. jorge: gran trabajo de pedro. hoy en la frontera fue el vicepresidente a unas 100 millas de distancia en san isidro. supervisÓ los trabajos de modelaciÓn de cerca fronteriza. los activistas polÍticos y la prensa explotan a estos migrantes. jaime: ahora fue el turno del vicepresidente de visitar la nueva base fronteriza de 30 pies de altura

fuera. >> lo que hacen los migrantes salir a buscarse la vida y tienen que tener protecciÓn >>> migrantesresaron sentimientos encontrados. >> serÍa una parte muy importante que ellos nos apoyaran porque hemos perdido a muchos compatriotas, amigos, vecinos, familias y es muy triste. >> ojalÁ que el que logre llegar en ese tema pues, ojalÁ que se lo cumplan. >> aunque el tema del segundo debate presidencial fue mÉxico en el mundo la migraciÓn y la defensa de los migrantes dominaron la noche >>> lo que estÁ pasando en estados unidos, en donde estÁn la mayorÍa de los migrantes es inaceptables. >> y trump tendrÁ que aprender a respetarnos. >> el debate ya es historia y ahora cuÁl sera el impacto entre los votantes indecisos y mÁs importante aÚn si el prÓximo presidente mexicana cumplirÁ con la promesa de proteger a los migrantes mexicanos y centroamericanos que cruzan diariamente este muro, noticias telemundo. >> el tema migratorio fue el Único en que coincidieron los candidatos fuera de esos se acusaron de hipÓcritas, corruptos y se burlaron unos de otros y tambiÉn averiguÓ de cuÁnto es lo qu

ilia: pueden ver a decenas de migrantes de la caravana que pasan sus dÍas y noches desde el jueves deeriza, les cuento que ellos se han ido integrando por pequeÑos grupos, en los Últimas hora lo han hecho 12 sumando un total de 40 y cuatro personas que se han entregado a las autoridades a quien este paso fronterizo, pedro utrera pudo acompaÑar a un grupo de ellos al momento de pasar la garita, este es el informe. >>con gran jÚbilo y emociÓn siguen entrando mÁs migrantes a su entrevista con la autoridades migratorias estadounidenses, para antes del mediodÍa de hoy logrÓ entrar otro grupo para llegar a un total de 44 los migrantes van contentos pero nerviosos. >>no sÉ cuÁnto tiempo voy a estar allÍ, pero tengo la fe y la confianza en dios que todo me va a salir bien. >> entre los que entraron esta maÑana estÁ el hondureÑo edgar reyes, a Él lo conocimos hace un mes en el sur de mÉxico y a 24 miembros de la misma familia que viajan juntos, edgar llevaba mÁs de 48 horas esperando su turno. >>estoy alegre, le da gracias a dios no esperaba ser llamado horita, vamos a ver lo que pasa ahora, v

the aid group doctors without borders says dozens of refugees and migrants have been shot and wounded while trying to escape human traffickers in libya the victims were from eritrea ethiopia and somalia they fled the town of bani walid on wednesday the local hospital says twenty of them are being treated for torture related injuries doctors without borders says fifteen people were killed and twenty five injured during the scape but there was no immediate confirmation from local authorities mahmud of the what he does in tripoli. according to medical sources in the city of benny will lead seven of the wondered migrants received treatment for serious ones of gunshots including broken bones and eighteen others received medical treatment for minor injuries now according to you and the are hundreds of migrants still remain in unofficial detention centers controlled by people smugglers and traffickers in the city of beni will lead why the city of beni will lead because benny will lead first of all is approved and it has not been controlled by any of the rebel governments for the last seven y

it's being revealed that overhaul of migrants enrolled on integration courses in germany have failedto pass basic german language exams across the country prepares to receive even more asylum seekers peter all of our picks up the story. for germany welcoming well over one million refugees and asylum applicants over the last three years was just the beginning the tough job comes in well integrating those people into german society that seems to be pretty much something everybody agrees on just ask the chancellor in think about suing to get the integration of the turkish origin migrants has a very special meaning for us to meet the focus here is to learn german language those who speak german get better involved in our society. under false flag and egg is of curse the other challenges the big number of refugees in germany not to only register the to achieve the task of integration a long term residency will only be granted for the refugees for the task of integration and that is that things have not been going to plan the federal office for migration and refugees have just released the

over 150 migrants from across central america surviving a 2,000 mile trek to the u.s.ico border. many seeking refuge from gang violence and death threats. but the president standing firm on controlling immigration. >> you got to have a wall. >> why these families say they can't go back, and what will happen to them now. >>> plus kim kardashian west personal glam master spilling celebrity secrets. >> it's a diet for the face. it basically makes your features smaller, thinner, more sculptive. >> traveling the world with one of makeup's most famous faces, now becoming a social media star himself. >>> and -- >> it's like that old saying, if a tree falls in the woods, how do we get kellyanne under that tree? >> michelle wolf controversial at the white house correspondents fire. kathy comes back with her own misfire, standing strong with her own comrades, why she says the young comedian has nothing to apologize for. >>> but first, the "nightline" 5. . >> roomba's brushes grab and remove everything from fine dust to large debris and even pet hair. and roomba uses a system tha

turkey agreement that have it is isted to take on the refugees and migrants. i don't know why probably because if the problem is not on their backyard it's not their problem while i would argue that the refugee crisis is mainly a european problem and a humanitarian problem and a global problem that we should all face together but the dutch government calls to europe the figures as well as hungry in poland as well those countries are the body by the the migrant quotas. the amount of people that are getting through. if greece was underestimating the amount of people greece has actually its facts right greece is the country that it's dealing with the problem every day now for the past three years actually two years ago the islanders of from less divorce were nominated for a glow a for a nobel peace prize we know what's happening in our country things are difficult we are dealing with there and a stereotype crisis and on top of that we have a refugee crisis it was the minister the dutch minister of migration that a few weeks ago as i was reading was very content f

if they like the migrants or not what do you think of. the sort of a bazaar would be they were not like the migrants you know what have you seen the police report in that money of the crimes committed by the migrants the vice president of new democracy greece's conservative party is i don't need to do it justice he has said that parts of athens have turned into a quote taliban land and that is the fault of left wing ideology that has quote surrendered greece to the hands of muslims biggest problem great nation because

a country of promise an opportunity for migrant workers but with little protection from the state authorities many are forced to pay extortionate relocation fees and as saddled with heavy debts. to come to canada. and lot of money in one brave group of indonesian workers speak out and seek justice for their exploitation migrant dreams a witness documentary on our just era. growing green bacteria in a board in super heated gas escaping from the book on this is really the whole innovation in the for what happened to experiments during and inefficient by fear because how counter the impacts of climate change the science of capturing cult using nature and the science the contact time attained and the lie just have to contend. i mean his opposition leader calls for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after the ruling party blogs his bid to become prime minister. there again i'm citizen this is al jazeera live from london also coming up twenty seven people are killed as two blasts he's a mosque in nigeria many of the victims died as a try to flee the first explosion a chilling report on afg

sandieguitnos piesnsan >> chirlas afbre una nueva of n oficina en washington dc para p apoyar a migrantesguiral a apoyando legislaciones en apoyo de estas personas, >> tambien van a establecer una manera en que podamos facilitar la comunicacion entre comunidad y congresistas >> tambien una meta es ayudar a daca, chirla se ha enfocado en r registrar 11 mil nuevos votantes y tambien que residentes se le legalizan, y esperan ofrecer r servicios para la comunidad mi migrantes >> son 300 jueces que se dedi r dedicaran a crimenes de los m migratorios >> esto posucede ent la contr s controversia donde trumdonald t llamo a los migrantes a animales >> el dijo y aclaro que se re r refer referia a la pandilla ms13 cu cuandoo hizo el comentario, es que el dia anterior habia lla d llamado aniamales y no ersponapa ciertos migrantes uqwe que lleg pais, conformando con esto una p polemica >> la opinion del gobierno es inaceptable y lo comunicaremos asi al departamento de estado >> todos somos iguaoeles, no o por por que trudonald trump malint e malinterpreta olemica declarac d dio en una reunion con otro

and talk stark today in paris to push for a peace deal in libya we hear from migrants who survived their journey through libya to europe their accounts reflect the collapse in libya and its human trafficking nightmare. and also coming up in archaeological and nick my more than twenty five giant art works are discovered etched into the coastal desert in southern peru but what was their purpose and why are they in such a remote location. i've. brought in thomas thanks so much for being with us well today germany is remembering the most deadly anti foreigner attack in his post war history twenty five years ago four young men set fire to the home of a family in the western city of soling in. five people died fourteen were injured today chance for all america host one of the survivors at a memorial event. on this state against family lost nearly everything two young women and three girls died after their home burst into flames the date may twenty ninth ninety ninth he took. him to meet him along try to put yourself in my position five of the people you love most mother father brother or siste

continuamos aquÍ en tijuana, acompaÑando a la caravana de migrantes.n la esperanza des que le sigue el turno. pedro utrera tiene lo Último. pedro: el campamento improvisado de la caravana de migrantes cada vez queda mÁs vacÍo. es que la gran mayoría de los centroamericanos ya fueron admitidos por inmigraciÓn. >> solamente hoy entraron 70, mÁs los 88 . de los dÍas previos. pedro: hace apenas unos minutos y de manera repentina, llamaron a un grupo de 20 personas mÁs, elevando el nÚmero a 90 por el dÍa de hoy y 178 en total. algunas de las personas que habÍan esperado desde el domingoeran invadidas por las lÁgrimas. >> no puedo hablar. pedro: en este Último grupo, tambiÉn le tocÓ el turno a wilfredo arias, miembro de una familia de 25 personas, a quienes hemos documentado en la travesÍa . wilfredo era el Último e iba feliz. wilfredo: muy alegre. gracias a dios. pedro: pero aunque pocos, todavÍa quedan mÁs en este campamento que hora a hora se hace mÁs pequeÑo. y los que quedan son principalmente madres y niÑos, que cada vez estÁn más desesperados por irse

houses around one and a half thousand people recently to migrant stranded in one of the canals along they can't cash their reports. french police began clearing the camp in paris early on wednesday refugees mainly from eritrea somalia and sudan left with the few possessions they had they were taken to shelters around the city more than one thousand five hundred people had been living in poor conditions with no sanitation and little food exhausted most were relieved to be going through judith. it's been hard here it's dirty there's no toilet no shower to wash for more than three days i haven't had a shower sometimes they sometimes they don't it's like that with your thoughts this is a never ending situation because of dublin italians have the migrants fingerprints but they don't hand out any papers the migrants end up in the street they come to france where they apply for asylum but then they are sent back to italy they come back here again and end up in the street earlier this month to migrants drowned in the canal the incidents highlighted the already desperate situation the mayor o

and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube today the growing migrant crisis in latin america has hundreds of thousands of venezuelans flee their country seeking economic and political stability what can the international community do. a lawyer a writer and you are. the epicenter of the refugee crisis is along the venezuelan and colombian border where roughly thirty five thousand venezuelans cross every day in search of work or medicine it's believed that three thousand to five thousand people who make the daily soldier an end up staying in colombia or from there make their way to other countries so how should the international community or spawn into this growing problem well here in the studio to discuss this so we have a danny bahar he is a venezuelan economist and fellow at the brookings institution also in our studio. delgado she's a venezuelan attorney and human rights activists in bogota colombia. he's a reporter with al-jazeera english who has been covering this issue for the network and in the netherlands joseph marks he's the u.n.h.c.r. representative in the colombia

and enenvironmental migrants is s tt often there is no population to go back to. the same thing hahappens with h wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongogolia, more e than 600,0,00 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding f for centuries since te era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happen every 10 years or so, but it's becoming more frequent. [lamb bleati

we lose sight of the actual migrants. there was an extreme diversity of southern and migration experience that informed the various urban light ways that took shape in northern cities like new york, st. louis, los and the primary city for my discussion, chicago. and newspaperss continually painted a picture of stark contrast between the modern glitz and glamour of places like harlem, or the southside of chicago, and the bleak, primitive southern migrants. but, such depictions were far from the actual migrants experience, especially in the early phase between 1950 and nine -- 15 and 1930. the board of chicago, only 25% of migrants had been strictly agricultural laborers that worked on farms. the other 75% had between five and 10 years of experience in southern cities and in factories in southern cities and towns. andas familiar with urban industrial conditions. it did not have the same scale as chicago. bothgrants came to cities, black elite and white performers benefited from talking about them as being naive, unkempt, un

populace want their migrants integrate themselves on the other side they say migrants are criminals theygeneralize they are there they bring a bad culture a primitive culture so this is a real damage because yes migrant. myself when a guy has a lot of prejudice against me and says i'm a criminal and he doesn't know me. just recently that germany would accept another ten thousand refugees in the very near future critics of that move for asking whether it's wise to take more people when germany's already struggling to integrate those who live here already. in these days of heightened sensitivity and snowflakes cramming for college exams can be overwhelming and even reduce you to tears sometimes a hug or even a box of tissues simply aren't enough but don't despair one university in utah wants to make sure that if you're going to lose it they've got a special place for you.

an evening of prayer for the sixty nine migrants who were rescued there thankful to the rescuers for making their journey to europe less difficult. to peru now where akio wanted just have found more than twenty five huge etchings known as g.-o. glyphs in the coastal desert in the south of the country they considered ocular logical enigmas no one knows what their purpose was nor why they're in such a remote location. they were into the landscape more than two thousand years ago. archaeologists in peru have discovered more than twenty five ancient artworks. if you will from the figures of a monkey and a dancing woman. they belong to the top are a culture and they date from around two hundred to one b.c. you know on this at least. the figures stretch for hundreds of metres along the desert hills it's a mystery what they mean and why they were drawn so big. due to their enormous size their best view from above. their discovery was thanks to the use of drones. it used to take weeks if not months to survey an area like this it was also very expensive now we can do the same work with much g

spirits are high among members of a migrant group here at the u.s. border after migrant activists announced that eight individuals were allowed to pass through the u.s. processing center to begin the a sound process in the late hours of last night another six were allowed to cross in earlier today there are no other one hundred thirty or so individuals still camped outside of the u.s. border crossing into one of you can see these tarps and the tents as the as some rain is starting to fall there have been activists coming by to give many of these individuals food and blankets and toys to some of these kids as a distraction from from that that that stress and anxiety that they may have felt yesterday when that and when confusion was high over whether or not these individuals would be allowed to make their cases to border officials on the other side now there was also an announcement by the u.s. department of justice saying that eleven individuals have had been apprehended trying to cross the border illegally saying that they were members of this migran

for example, we have migrants, half a million migrants from central america. especially from nicaragua. and most of them come here to work in agriculture, in domestic service, in private security. and they are really important for our economy. but we also have other migrants. we have lots of u.s. citizens that come here either as tourists or as, when they -- when they are elderly, that come here to have a nice stay in places in costa rica. so we need to have a balance between the good part of migration, especially the economic part, also in the cultural part, but we also need to enforce a system of security, biometrics and other kind of technology in the borders so these migration can be orderly and we're looking also at phenomenon like organized crime and drugs, for example, that are affecting this region. >> okay, mr. president. let me ask you about your own win. you faced a lot of the currents that we're seeing around the world right now. populism. anti-foreigner, anti-immigration, in some cases anti-the lgbt issues. and you've faced them down and you won.

and where in paris where thousands of migrants and refugees are forced out of their makeshift tents. however much of central western europe warm and sundry describes the weather not so in the east it's just warm sunny here but the wondering white clouds are slowing leaving thunderstorms in iran now for a couple of weeks in temperature regime which is in the middle of the high twenty's for the most part with occasional variations it's warmer still in germany and poland the baltic states stuck on twenty four is actually a cooling trend but you also don't often see the end of may that warm and that results in the potential for some songs being realized where it's humid enough sense and the domination coast up through germany and everywhere to the west of that the way the exception spain and portugal for the most part but it's just warm in places like poland warsaw at twenty nine that cooling breeze down kids might not get back to twenty three but he's going to complain and then the showers are in this green mass trysting particularly through france and germany maybe as the low countries

that are very friendly towards migrants the city itself is very friendly towards migrants as well asdeportees so they're getting a lot of help from the people of t. who want to but i should note again that there are other asylum seekers behind this group that are members of the central american caravan that are mexican citizens individuals from other countries as well that also want to seek asylum we heard from mexican officials this morning that a group of those individuals not the members of this group of migrants but mexican citizens and individuals from other countries were also allowed to pass through today to plead their cases for asylum so what seemed to be an impasse yesterday is now a slow trickle of individuals that are being given that opportunity to plead their case. he says to border officials what about the eleven of the migrants that reportedly part of that same group who were arrested after attempting to cross the border illegally what he hearing about that. we heard that announcement by the u.s. department of justice alleging that eleven individuals part of the migra

could face for example women migrants and actually women migrants are disproportionately participating in domestic service and that informal trade and some vulnerability such as lack of formal job contract low wages or other decent working conditions could be. a problem stephanie gary economist at the un's conference on trade and development in geneva thank you. so some big big news coming out of madrid today that shook the world of football and the mechanical lion from given his forces here to talk us through what went down at ryall make their coach was all the sudden six days after when the champions league final is done has left the club as incredible as walked away he's only been there for two and a half years he joined in generally of two thousand and sixteen and won nine titles in those two and a half years he won the league the spanish super cup you have a super cup defeat the club world cup and of course this last saturday the third champions league final in a row new coach had done that before and it's astonishing not just winning those three titles but also the fact that dunn

and french police dismantle a makeshift camp two thousand migrants had been living will be live in paris. we begin with some breaking news out of afghanistan and there are reports of explosions and gunfire near the interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul jennifer joining us on the telephone from kabul itself what are you hearing about this attack jennifer. that's a package still going on to get on the ministry of interior expertise with an explosion and then a number of actors firing rocket propelled grenades gunfire. very very large news calling compound on a main road in kabul traffic has been diverted from that road snarling traffic around the city much of the city in a long jam of traffic because it is such a main i've just heard that flights in and out of kabul international airport has been suspended for now because the ministry of interior is not very far from the end of the runway there so this attack ongoing we don't have any word of casualties right now and no one has claimed responsibility but the taliban have said that they would car get government institutions an

migrant activists confirmed with us that eight individuals were allowed to be processed by u.s. officials at the inspection facility on the u.s. side of the border yesterday evening another six were allowed to pass today three families most of the individuals that i've been passing that i've been allowed to pass through are women and their and their children we should note that even though they've been allowed to plead their case to border officials for asylum it does not necessarily mean that they're automatically going to be given asylum this is only the beginning of what could be a very long process for them to answer a question about how the mood is out here today give you a sense you see a lot of tents and tarps behind me this is because this is becoming a sort of encampment at this point so you see a lot of people being handed food by activists being handed clothing and other and other supplies by charity organizers given that the one is a very friendly city toward migrants but these are people that have been sleeping out here staying out here for what is now the third day

border good evening to you claire so what are conditions like in the border how were the migrants. hi randi as you can see i'm here in tijuana on the mexican side of the u.s. border and behind me is the camp of the migrants who came on the so-called caravan or you can see they've got a lot of tents up it's been raining for the last couple of days it's mostly women and children here who have been sleeping on the concrete floor off and on threadbare mats really sleeping rough but despite that i would say that spirits are pretty high most people are fairly optimistic that they're going to get a chance to make their case and although they're in a fairly dire circumstances waiting for the processing center to be able to hear them i would say it's generally a positive a. positive mood how long do people. wait for a decision well at this point the people who remain are really committed to staying in it for the long haul to stay and told they get to have their asylum case heard remember at its peak this caravan was more than a thousand people and now we're looking at just over one hundred

and i think things really came to a head recently when two migrants drowned in the canal just behind me it was around six o'clock this morning that said the paris police then came down to this area and decide it's clear evacuated it was very peaceful the migrants were placed on the buses and they are being taken we are told by french authorities to shelters across the paris region where they will be hopefully identified we're told those who are eligible for asylum will be supported now in the french government as recently paul said a very tough immigration law it wants to crack down it says almost so-called economic mark runs on illegal immigration and the interior minister sent out a statement this morning about this evacuation saying that those who are eligible will be helped with their asylum procedure but of course admitted in that statement to say what would happen to the others but we know that this government has really been speeding up deportations and detentions all of illegal migrants what it wants is to try and reduce the number of people coming to from leeds and reduce ca

>> reporter: the migrants here say they won't give up.est part of the journey for any asylum seeker happens when they're actually in the united states. and that's the process of being granted or seekingsylum. it can take years and it hinges on something called a credible threat interview. basically, these migrants have to prove that they face persecution if they are sent back home. and the majority of them are sent home. matt gutman, abc news, tijuana, mexico. >>> the vice president mike pence was visiting another part of the border about 100 miles away. he says the caravan is proof the u.s. needs to reform its immigration laws and blamed activists for encouraging the migrants to make the long journey to the border. pence told officials that the administration will succeed in building a border wall at some point. >>> at the same time, president trump's pick to head the agency that combats illegal immigration is leaving. thomas holman was nominated to be the permanent chief. under him, immigration arrests have surged some 40%. published re

the number of migrants also from honduras, guatema l.a. and el salvador, those numbers climbed a lot even as mexican migration climbed so mexico has gone down and that part is going up. now, immigrants both legal and illegal, originally from el salvador and guate and honduras often called the northern triangle, went up from 25% in 20007 to 2015. even as the figure dropped by 6%, for mexican immigrants. now, of the 3 million northern triangle immigrants living here as of 2015, a whopping 55% were illegal according to the pew research center. now, by comparison, only 24% of all other immigrants in the united states were unauthorized. so, more than double the figure for the northern triangle countries. now, there are many facilitate oars and supporters and magnets for the migration scheme both inside and outside of america. here at home the force respect powerful to encourage this crush at the border, the chamber of commerce, they want more workers. al cultural interests, obvious reasons. sanctuary cities and states. they see future voters an

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that are not a part of the central american migrants group that are from mexico from other countries that are waiting their turn in line to plead their cases for asylum but it seems as though that impasse that we saw yesterday as to whether or not people would be allowed to play in the recent cases that's over we're now seeing that trickle of people coming in a few at a time and we expect that to be the case over the over the next few days now the u.s. department of justice says eleven of those from the caravan apparently where arrested after trying to cross illegally you know about. that was the announcement by the u.s. department of justice saying that eleven individuals the department just said that those individuals were part of this migrant care are being prosecuted for crossing over illegally we can't confirm that independently we were told by a migrant activist that are here that that they are not members of that migrant caravan we don't know for sure if that's the case what i can tell you is that overwhelmingly people here have told us there's about one hundred thirty individ