escape that are on accounted for their names are registered in a database here with the national migration institute so it would be safe to assume that if they were if and when they do get captured they could be cued for immediate to deportation but we simply don't know exactly what their fate fate is going to be there are thousands of migrants here in southern mexico in the state of chiapas who for the most part everyone that we've spoken to tells us overwhelmingly that they have no intentions of staying in mexico their ultimate goal they seemed determined to reach the southern border of the united states thank you very much with all the latest from topic to the and mexico money. united states is run top its pressure on venezuela by imposing sanctions on the country's foreign minister the u.s. treasury department says all of. american assets will be blocked as well as those of a venezuelan judge it's the latest move by washington aimed at ousting president nicolas maduro and his government meanwhile the venezuelan opposition politician has been arrested in caracas. the opposition controlled nationa

their names are registered in a database here with the national migration institute, so it would be safeassume that if they -- if and when they do get captured, they could be queued for immediate deportation, but we simply do not know exactly what their fate will be. there are thousands of migrants here in southern mexico who for the most part, everyone we have spoken to tells us overwhelmingly that they have no intentions of staying in mexico. there ultimate goal -- they seem determined to reach the southern border of the united states. >> thank you very much. united states has ramped up its pressure on venezuela by imposing sanctions on the country's foreign minister. the u.s. treasury department says his american assets will be blocked as well as those of a venezuelan judge. it is the latest move by washington aimed at ousting president nicolas maduro and his government. a venezuelan opposition politician has been arrested in caracas. the opposition controlled national assembly said he was detained by intelligence agents for violating parliamentary immunity. 2017, also arrested in acc

that is part of the national migration institute here in mexico in the late hours of last night some around thirteen hundred migrants mainly of mainly cuban nationals managed to escape from this facility we're told that around six hundred of them voluntarily returned we also spoke to one gentleman who says that his wife has been held here for the last two weeks both of them are cuban nationals he says that it's the overcrowding and the living conditions ultimately that is responsible for that mass breakout that took place in the late hours of last night now this is a facility that was designed to house somewhere around one thousand migrants when it was built we're told that that it was at least twice capacity when that when that mass breakout took place last night and again we're talking about cuban nationals but we're also talking about central american migrants that have been we've been seeing these numbers increase since the start of the year we've also been seeing an increase in migration from other parts of the world to not only central america not only cuba we've seen migrant ca

maintained that the nation's immigration policy hasn't changed saying instead that mexico's national migration instituteis trying to achieve a more orderly and safe movement of people but the reality on the ground here in southern mexico is very different. checkpoints like this one along the highway leading north from the mexico guatemala border have seen an increase in federal police officers interviewing motorists and searching vehicles for undocumented migrants the growing criminalization of migrants traveling through mexico could mean the mexican government has caved to pressure from u.s. president donald. but mexico is now stopping people coming very easy for them to do stopping people coming in through mexico they keep it down if they keep doing that now if they don't or if we don't make. it legal with conner's the border is going to be closed hundred percent although you. along with a crackdown on migrant mexico is also no longer issuing humanitarian visas but despite efforts to dissuade central americans from leaving their countries the flow of migration shows no signs of easing official estimat

more than 350 were picked up in total according to mexico's national migration institute which blamedlence on a small group of aggressive migrants. journalists traveling with the caravans reported the migrants getting a far less hospitable welcome in the mexican towns they traveled through than was the case several months ago. >> any solution to reduce this will rely on mexican authorities to take stronger action against those who are exploiting migrants. >> customs and border protection officials shared this video with fox news today which they say was shot on the arizona mexico border on saturday and shows heavily armed smugglers supporting a guatemalan woman and boy into the us. cvp set is concerned about the weapons being used by human smugglers right on the border. the woman and her son were detained by cvp agents. the armed smugglers are still at large somewhere in mexico. shannon: the ceo of united airlines is flying has become too stressful, citing traffic, parking, the tsa and the problem of shrinking seat space, in a brutally honest interview. >> i don't care what coffee or

mexico as national migration institute says 1528 migrants have been sent back to wait. a senior advisor to the president, jared kushner saying he is working on a comprehensive plan. >> i tried to put together a plan and my hope is this could be something -- this week or next week, he will make changes likely and he will decide what to do about it. >> another caravan on the way. and calling it the caravan, the mother of all caravans. heather: thank you. it is official. kind of. for joe biden. sources tell fox news the former vice president will announce 2020 white house run tomorrow with a video. biden was supposed to make it official to scrap those plans, not clear why that announcement was delayed. it has been up in the air for some time. he was set to make his first appearance as a candidate in pittsburgh on monday. in the meantime democrats still vowing to investigate the president now that the mueller report is out. conservative radio talkshow host rush limbaugh says republicans have not rallied around donald trump like they should have. >> our country was a great r

a new report shows mÉxico has deported 204 migrants back to honduras, national migration institute saysheir stay in mÉxico was irregular and that they were flown from southern mÉxico back to central america, the group was mostly families traveling with children, mexican officials are under pressure from the trump administration to help stop the flow of migrants trying to reach the u.s. don't forget about this, the redacted version of the mueller report could be made public any day now, garrett tenney has more on the operation growing in washington. >> everyone in washington is anxiously awaiting the release of mueller report but not surprising for very different reasons, what many democrats are hoping for any damaging information with special council on president trump, attorney general william barr said in bottom line findings that mueller did not determine whether president obstructed justice but based on mueller's report, barr said there's not enough evidence to prove it. that explanation on its own is not enough for democrats including senator ben cardin. >> i think mr. mueller is l

new reports show mÉxico has deported 204 migrants back to honduras, the national migration instituteular and flown from southern america back to central america, the group was mostly families traveling with children, mexican officials are under pressure from the trump administration to help stop the steady flow of migrants trying to come through mÉxico and reach the united states. republican lawmaker in illinois wants to split chicago from the rest of the state, urge congress to make the nation's third largest city into our 51st state. lawmaker say it is proposal is about making point to suggest too many statewide decisions are made because of chicago's influence leaving everyone else in the state behind. first lady melania trump and second lady karen pence will visit with troops today, they are expected to see demonstrations and tour fort bragg in, north north carolina. they will spend time with students who live there, fort bragg home to 51,000 troops, the most in the u.s. military, jillian. jillian: crowd pool of 2020 democrats just got deeper. >> my name is pete buttigieg. [cheer

maintained that the nation's immigration policy hasn't changed saying instead that mexico's national migration institute is trying to achieve a more orderly and safe movement of people but the reality on the ground here in southern mexico is very different. checkpoints like this one along the highway leading north from the mexico guatemala border have seen an increase in federal police officers interviewing motorists and searching vehicles for undocumented migrants the growing criminalization of migrants traveling through mexico could mean the mexican government has caved to pressure from u.s. president donald trump. but mexico is now stopping people coming very easy for them to do is stopping people coming in through mexico as you know they keep it on if they keep doing that now if they don't or if we don't make. a deal with congress the border is going to be closed. hundred percent oh here are your interview about the along with a crackdown on migrants mexico is also no longer issuing humanitarian visas but despite efforts to dissuade central americans from leaving their countries the flow of migratio

mexico's national migration institute said about 700 have been returned but 600 remain on the loose.ce, new to detaining the migrant caravans. the shelter's capacity is less than 1,000. sources tell us there's more than 3,000 being held there. this as dhs sends a request to the pentagon to send 300 to 400 more troops the southern border. there are currently a 5,000 troops there, 3,000 are active duty, 2,000 are national guard. a final decision on troop numbers hasn't been made. one place they may be needed, the l el paso sector where the border patrol chief there says it's overwhelming them. >> the numbers keep going up at a faster and faster rate. we're seeing unprecedented number of family unit you'd uns entering which is new for us. there are fewer of us are on the line. >> reporter: the sector is seeing a 1700% increase in family unit apprehensions. president trump calling in to hand ahannity last night, said l construction is well under way. >> we're building many sections of wall right now. it's under construction right now. i intend to have by the end of next year over 400 mil

more than 350 were picked up in total according to mexico's national migration institute which blamedressive migrants. journalists traveling with a caravan have also reportedly migrants are getting a far less hospitable while company mexican towns they travel through and was the case several months ago. >> this will rely on mexican authorities to take a stronger action frankly against people who are exploiting migrants. >> border protection officials share this video with fox news today which they say was shot on the arizona mexico border on saturday and shows heavily armed smugglers escorting a guatemalan woman and boy into the u.s. cbp says it is concerned to seat those sort of weapons now being used by human smugglers right on the border. >> the woman and her son were quickly detained by cbp agents. they smugglers are still at large somewhere in mexico. >> bret: thank you. joe biden pushes back his entry into the 2020 race by a day on president trump may be getting another republican challenger. we will talk about it all on the 2020 election after the panel joins me after the break

more than 350 were picked up in total, according to mexico's national migration institute.on a small group of aggressive migrants. journalists traveling with the caravans have also reported that migrants are getting a far less hospitable welcome in the mexican towns they travel through then was the case several months ago. >> any solution we will have to reduce the flow has to has to relied mexican authorities to take a stronger action, frankly, against people that are exploiting migrants. >> customs and border protection officials also share this video with fox news today. they say it was shot on the arizona-mexico border on saturday and shows heavily armed smugglers extorting a guatemalan woman and boy into the u.s. cbp says it is concerned to see those sort of weapons now being used by human smugglers right on the border. the woman and her son were quickly disdained by cbp agents. the armed smugglers are still at large somewhere in mexico. shannon? >> shannon: jonathan, thank you very much. the ceo of united airlines said flying has become too stressful for a lot of pass

the migrants were stopped in chiapas by agents of the national migration institute, as mexico's government comes under intense pressure by the trump administration to thwart attempts by asylum-seekers to head north. this is elizabeth, a honduran mother of a three-year-old boy who says she and her family were physically abused by mexican authorities. >> they came down on us as though we were criminals. from the beginning we said if we can, we came in peace. we have not made any fuss. we have not attacked anyone. how is it possible now it is the migration officials who came to attack us? what is this about? if they saw my husband was carrying a child, why did they kick him a and knocked him down? what is wrong with them? the american civil liberties amy:the american civivilibererti union is wning that armedd vigigilant are worngng directly with the u.s. border patrol to unlawfully detain hundreds of migrants at gunpoint along the u.s.-mexico border. the aclu cites videos posted on social media showing members of a militia group pursuing migrants in new mexixico's deset west of f el paso, tex

maintained that the nation's immigration policy hasn't changed saying instead that mexico's national migration institute is trying to achieve a more orderly and safe movement of people but the reality on the ground here in southern mexico is very different. checkpoints like this one along the highway leading north from the mexico guatemala border have seen an increase in federal police officers interviewing motorists and searching vehicles for undocumented migrants the growing criminalization of migrants traveling through mexico could mean the mexican government has caved to pressure from u.s. president donald trump. but mexico is now stopping people coming very easy for them to do is stopping people coming in through mexico as you know they keep it on if they keep doing that now if they don't or if we don't make. a deal with congress the border is going to be closed. and there are your. along with a crackdown on migrants mexico is also no longer issuing humanitarian visas but despite efforts to dissuade central americans from leaving their countries the flow of migration shows no signs of easing offici

we're at a migrant detention facility in southern mexico operated by the national institute for migration this is the scene where one thousand three hundred migrants predominantly cuban migrants managed to escape from this facility an unprecedented of events even though in the past there have been moments of protest and and borderline riots where migrants have. plained about overcrowded news complained about the living conditions this is actually the largest migrant detention facility in all of latin america not only mexico and this was a facility designed for somewhere around one thousand migrants and we know that one thousand three hundred escaped last night so there is reason to believe that it was at twice its capacity now this is a situation that is certainly unprecedented for mexican authorities but it's almost emblematic of the problem that's going on in mexico with this influx of migrants not only from central america we've seen these flows of of migrants in caravans coming up from central america but now from other regions we know from cuba from haiti and even from parts of afric

national migration institute says their stay in mexico was irregular and they were flown from southernica. the group was mostly families with children. over to you, steve. steve: thank you, jed. a major topic being debate you had inside physician assisted suicide. state of new jersey allow terminally ill patients to end their lives after governor phil murphy signed the aide in dying for the terminal act last week. now new york governor andrew cuomo says he would support similar legislation. >> i say pass the bill. it's a controversial issue u it's a difficult issue. but the older we get and the better medicine gets, the more we've seen people suffer for too, too long. steve: is this a solution? bring in a panel to discuss. kristin hanson is a community relations advocate for the patient's right action fund. her husband j.j. died of brain cancer and was opposed to assisted suicide. she joins us today from down in florida. tom shakily is the chief engagement officer at americans united for life and member of the american society for bioethics and 450u789s and dennis is a former new york

we're at a migrant detention facility in southern mexico operated by the national institute for migration this is the scene where one thousand three hundred migrants predominantly cuban migrants managed to escape from this facility an unprecedented of events even though in the past there have been moments of protest and and borderline riots where migrants have complained about overcrowded news complained about the living conditions this is actually the largest migrant detention facility in all of latin america not only mexico and this was a facility designed for somewhere around one thousand migrants and we know that one thousand three hundred escaped last night so there is reason to believe that it was at twice its capacity now this is a situation that is certainly unprecedented for mexican authorities but it's almost emblematic of the problem that's going on in mexico with this influx of migrants not only from central america we've seen these. flows of of migrants in caravans coming up from central america but now from other regions we know from cuba from haiti and even from parts of af

we're at a migrant detention facility in southern mexico operated by the national institute for migration this is the scene where one thousand three hundred migrants predominantly cuban migrants managed to escape from this facility an unprecedented if it vent even though in the past there have been moments of protest and and borderline riots where migrants have complained about overcrowded news complained about the living conditions this is actually the largest migrant detention facility in all of latin america not only mexico this was a facility designed for somewhere around one thousand migrants and we know that one thousand three hundred escaped last night so there are there is reason to believe that it was at twice its capacity now this is a situation that is certainly unprecedented for mexican authorities but it's almost emblematic of the problem that's going on in mexico with this influx of migrants not only from central america we've seen these flows of of migrants in caravans coming up from central america but now from other regions we know from cuba from haiti and even from parts

we're at a migrant detention facility in southern mexico operated by the national institute for migration this is the scene where one thousand three hundred migrants predominantly cuban migrants managed to escape from this facility an unprecedented of events even though in the past there have been moments of protest and and borderline riots where migrants have.

that's according to the latest data available from the mexican government's national institute for migration. an additional 9,676 central american migrants chose to leave mexico and returned to their home countries during the same period and yesterday mexican officials said they detained 338 migrants as one of the larger detention save announced in recent weeks. >>a death investigation is now underway because the man's body was found in coyote creek in san jose police revealed a report about the body near the last lago golf course, just before 7 30 last night, a dive team with the santa clara county sheriff's office pulled a man from the creek as of right now they say there's no sign of foul play the county medical examiner's office is conducting an autopsy and will release the man's name, what's his family is contacted. and happening tonight, one of the east found wars of the caldecott tunnel will be closed for maintenance. >>beginning at 00:30pm tonight more number one of the tunnel which connects alameda county to contra costa county will be shut down. officials expect the board to reopen

home countries in that same period that's all according to the mexican government's national institute for migrationtoday president trump applauded mexico for stopping people from coming in that country legally. >>mexico is now stopping people coming a very easy for them to do stopping people coming in to mexico. lisy they keep it done. >>president trump also said mexico has quote been starting to apprehend a lot of people at their southern border on monday, mexican officials say they detained 338 migrants, one of the larger detentions that country's announced in recent weeks another promising snow survey today for the mountains, but now state water resources fischel. >>are taking some precautions was so much snow on the ground usual up actually zavala was at the survey and explains what today's results could mean for the rest of spring. >>another soggy snow survey at phillips station tuesday april survey is very significant because. >>this is typically when we see the deepest snow pack with the most water content and our snow era water managers use that to judge white type of melt off we're going t

we're at a migrant detention facility in southern mexico operated by the national institute for migration this is the scene where one thousand three hundred migrants predominantly cuban migrants managed to escape from this facility an unprecedented of events even though in the past there have been moments of protest and and borderline riots where migrants have complained about overcrowded news complained about the living conditions this is actually the largest migrant detention facility in all of latin america not only mexico and this was a facility designed for somewhere around one thousand migrants and we know that one thousand three hundred escaped last night so there is reason to believe that it was at twice its capacity now this is a situation that is certainly unprecedented for mexican authorities but it's almost emblematic of the problem that's going on in mexico with this influx of migrants not only from central america we've seen these flows of of migrants in caravans coming up from central america but now from other regions we know from cuba from haiti and even from parts of afr

we haven't got an exact number of that we have phoned up the press so obvious but the national institute of migration down in the state chap purse and they told us they weren't even aware about what had happened so some slight confusion here but it seemed that agents not just from the police but also from the national migration of this sort of swooped in on these migrants when they were on these people who were migrating when they were taking a rest stop in the town of the here in this town is one that we put in ourselves on the first caravan and at that point they were receiving quite a welcome from townspeople on the way through people giving them food and drink and obviously the authorities stepping aside to let them pass so there's a real change from what was at the back end of last year so what's happening now these people are obviously detained and we now have to see if they're going to be deported or not that's usually what's happened when people have been detained in that southern mexican state of choppers they're put through facilities and then they're repatriated back to guatemala or duress