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the jewish world and more broadly about the nature of human rights, international human rights of the united nations. about the question of human rights in the israeli- palestinian conflict. it is also issues that we confront directly today that have to do with keywords that have now become very hot words, such as nationalism, globalism, right? and the goal of this talk is to share some work connected to the research in this book and to try to explain in a certain sense the history we don't know and it might help us unpack some of what we've arrived at and i think the story and it may inform the way we think about the possible future going forward. now, to be more specific, this is an anniversary year, for the reasons you heard, as well as for the fact that 2018 marks the 70th anniversary of two monumental occasions. the universal declaration of human rights and the creation of the state of israel. the state of israel began in may of this year. the international declaration of human rights will celebrate its 70th anniversary in a few weeks time. today this double anniversary is a very contentious is

and i think what's important now is that people are waking up and they're seeing that what the national right to life has said all along these extra. abortion on demand policies what would happen what it allows how it removes protections how all of these things are coming true so i think that will motivate. the public to act and to also counter the extreme abortion laws by introducing pro-life protective laws that would protect both mother and unborn child when they passed there are so used weighing members of the alternative for germany party have been attacked after being invited to a film festival and other stories just about. but politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. let you go right to be crooks this is like the fourth in the morning can't be that . interested always in the long as it. should. be with us today for members of the alternative for germany parties youth wing have been attacked after being invited to a bustling film festival to see a film about the holocaust ever attacked with g

and i think what's important now is that people are waking up and they're seeing that what the national right to life has said all along these extreme abortion on demand policies what would happen what it allows how it removes protections how all of these things are coming true so i think that will motivate. the public to act and to also counter the extreme abortion laws by introducing a pro-life protective laws that would protect both mother and unborn child are still to come here when are to international what is initially looking like a huge prison break in the haitian capital with nearly one hundred detainees out on the streets. join me every thursday on the all excitement and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you that. i think is going to be. i think. traveling across. what makes america the charlotte the g.'s place the south american hero this is a point. we always are just a. culture. we're starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now doesn't get any mor

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nationalism became with the right after the second world war when the u.s. and others who won the war against the nazi regime came to nationalism with right-wing fascists and ideology, but historically speaking, there were lots of left-wing even communist movements around the world that were fiercely nationalists and if you look around the world there are left-wing movements that are staunchly nationalists as well as there are right-wing movements, and i think nationalism as such, if you take a little bit of a distance from the currency policy debates in the u.s. and elsewhere, nationalism is actually not exclusively and historically not at all exclusively a right-wing ideology. most of the anti-colonial movements, for example, in the global south were communist movements and they were opposing colonial rule. >> now what are some of the benefits of the nationalism that you're talking about for countries that have people who are really invested in that country, and the country's government and what are the benefits of that? >> well, nationalism is also a polit

of my friends, that sense community is fracturing across our nation right now. e petty and our politics. of we are tired of the shutdowns of the showdowns, gridlock and the grandstanding. snowy day, on we say enough is enough. nation, our nation must be overned not from chaos, but from opportunity. not by wallowing over what's but by marching inexorably towards what's right. start with all of us. like so many y is of yours. on both my mom and my dad's side hey arrived in this country with nothing but a suitcase. a home here. it was cold. okay. this. not as cold as they didn't know anyone, but like so many immigrants, they anted a better life for their families. my grandpa worked 1500 feet nderground in the mines up north on the iron range. from high aduated school. daddy d money to send my to college. 90, d, who is here at age got a two-year degree from vermilion junior college and finished up at the great minnesota.of he became a journalist. you -- as a thank young associated press reporter 1960 presidential race for john f. if kennedy. [cheers] >> he covered th

happened in various laws, the 1976 emergency act gave him the power to decide what is a national emergency. >> right. and the 1982 military construction authorization act. congress provided that information. there has been 58 presidential declarations issued.

supreme court can nationalize the right if they think that's appropriate. if i had -- this goes back to the earlier question. if i had one slight criticism of that story, it's how the story of same-sex marriage will be taught over the next 30 years. the hero of that story is going to be justice kennedy and the u.s. supreme court for the ruling and i don't want to diminish what they did or justice kennedy in particular, that's not my point. but if you're going to compare judges in bravery and courage it wouldn't have been what happened in 2015, it would have been margaret marshal in 2003. that took courage. and she will be lost to history. i don't think she'll be a footnote in history because of our -- we just love the u.s. supreme court and federal judges. i'm not sure it's deserved and perhaps my opinion in that case proves it shouldn't be deserved. where's the next one? >> my name is matt. just in final season taking a -- >> what are you doing here? do your parents know you're here. >> taking a short break. i go to a conversation about courts. >> you're r

rank among other other nations? >> right, becky.his is not proud to bring home in to your kids or parents years back it reflects on failure to invest on our infrastructure in the united states. we've been relying on the work done on former generations and we need to make an investment to make sure we are protecting future generations coming forward. >> how are you coming up with the rankings are you looking at bridges or railways or highways, transit? what is the real way you break this down and why we got a d-plus. >> we look at all of the above we have 16 categories of infrastructure and put together a pool of experts, about 30 different civil engineers analyzing data available through the federal government so we're looking at aviation, bridges, roads, transit, dams, levy, school, parks, solid, drinking water and wastewater so all of these different categories are analyzed. unfortunately 12 out of the 16 categories are in the d range which is poor or at risk reflecting our infrastructure being at the end of the useful life. >> we

but generally how are our nation right on with this.well it's interesting in the european union so gosh couple of years ago now they passed a law that allows basically require companies like facebook you tube and twitter to abide by a code of conduct and the goal was to counter illegal hate speech online and they say so far it's been doing pretty good they just came out with a report giving an update that basically what their code of conduct entailed is that the requirements of they had to meet companies had to have an effective process in place to review notifications of illegal hate speech so they could remove or disable them and the companies are monitored for her affectively they comply with those rules and so far these says they've been pretty good the justice commissioner said they're reacting to most cases within twenty four hours and are moving the content about seventy percent of the time so you also have germany and a lot of countries are watching what germany did they passed a law just about one year ago they require social m

pocketbook basically he was focusing on the fact that there's a lot of popular consent throughout the nation right now a lot of people feeling that they are paying for some of the follies that the russian government isn't teachin real wages are dropping the economy is stagnant and that of the month a lot of russians feel they don't just have enough money left over and that's resulted as we say in falling support for people and that's really what it's been focusing on this year and it's a market change of course to the more martial rhetoric that we heard last year during the same speech listen here to put it was reelected with the large majority and upset then his approval ratings have slumped why is that. as we were just discussing it's primarily part of the economic hardships that many russians feel that they're confronted with i've been talking to people here on the streets and they're saying the last four years they've seen their wages drop they've seen because of the sanctions the economy really stagnant they can't get as many products that used to and they really feel like they're being out.

rail travel in ecuador is experiencing euro nations right now the railway was completed more than a hundred years ago when illinois far was president it made him a national hero. but i have a way. back then the only way to get from cuba to kyoto was by horse and it took a month we urgently needed a better connection between the coast and the highlands. and the route was so dangerous that travelers used to make a will because they didn't know if they'd be coming back alive i want them and the organizations you know how to get us out. the journey is still an adventure a few security. dogs on mopeds have joined us there are no railway gates on the roads so the guards will secure the crossings for us. when the railway was completed in one thousand year wait it became a symbol of national unity today its reconstruction serves the same purpose. the project has become known as a patriotic challenge that aims to unite ecuador's various ethnic groups. to transact with dorian railway is four hundred fifty kilometers long and runs from the pacific coast eastward into the m.g.m. highlands it's widely s

government has not choosing the better time actually to to do this and the european nations right now reviewing sanctions against companies and countries that cyber espionage and then selectional property theft. has come under five from the united states in the past and being accused that the closely work with the johnnies with the chinese state on gathering intelligence for them. actually just last month. lawmakers in the united states actually filed to criminal cases against the way one was on team obama and how they're collecting information from then on the other is how they were scored in the u.s. on u.s. sanctions against iran. but again that has no proof the haven't found any proof against them. but as all of this happening in europe actually according to government sources workers government has actually ruled out the idea of banning any chinese equipment suppliers as germany right now is walking closer and will be building a five g. network. but it's not only the germany's doing that i've been doing this another of it's of the u.s. allies italy actually following the same pat

nationalism, religion. people have a fundamental right to believe as their conscience dictates. in the down-to-earth words of o'donoghue, -- >> that is their faith and that is their right. you can worship a pet rock if you want to. no official can tell you that this is and orthodox. robert jackson. >> there are important lessons to learn about this. young people are often underestimated, are they? where they often excel is in their sincerity and moral clarity encourage. standing up for what is right is possible even when the odds are overwhelming. personal integrity has its own reward. on that point i would like to conclude with final comments from phil donahue, who would have liked to be here but could not.>> to think that the supremes came down and it took two decisions and they went like this to the nation, stop right there. and they essentially -- robert jackson looked over the bench and looked at the kids and said this is what the decision means. you obey your parents. i mean, what is american to you? this is one reason why i am a proud american. and why i respect the witne

critic of poland's right wing national government which has little regard for the european union. among his snubs against the ruling law and justice party is this subversive take on biblical themes. parliamentary member of the party even tried to turn darcy into the police. he just bridge below our criminal law is very very clear insults religion. as the ban makes last minute preparations for a concert in warsaw. his performance persona. about bologna deity who fights against foreign hostile way. but in this case the hostile countries his own led by what he sees as a regime opposed to his liberal worldview. he wants to jolt people into a more open that's achieved he's controversial unfortunately he doesn't resonate with that many people here. some poles regard the heavy metal rocker as the last artistic voice calling for a more open society. speaking. my freewheel. but he left and now on tour in europe where they will be looking to continue to spread their message. place. may mean you're a man. who shows you your six moves it's amazing. exciting and striated. first of all taste an

new 4z molette green is at reagan nation pretty empty right there now, right?ually quite the opposite. people are coming in pretty steady and stopping right here at the rddeparture's b behind me checking out their flight. as you can see on this board, lots of cancellations there. so folks are trying to get in get onaaron, so they can their flight and get to their destination. i want you to take a look at what we're seeing right now on ivightaware.com. this is a tracker of the flights in the air. we have seen lotsf cancellations into and out of e washington airports. all three major airports, but most of them a coming here reagan national airport where we are this morning. and the airports have been bracing for this bad weathe for part e, which is the snow, for part two which is the ice. doing what they can to make sure that as many people get to their destinations ass le. we were able to speak with many pele who are happy to get out of town early this morning. one gentleman says he is happy to go to warmer conditi in the miami area. let's hear what he had to sa

[cheers and applause] >> but my community is fracturing across nation right now, worn down by the pettys nature of our politics. we are tired of the shutdowns and the showdowns of the grid look and the grand standing. today on this snowy day on this island we say enough is enough. [cheers and applause] >> our nation, our nation must be governed not through chaos but from opportunity, not by wallowing what's wrong but by marching toward what's right. and it has to start with all of us. my family story is like so many of yours, on both my mom and dad's side they arrived in this country with nothing but a suitcase but they made a home here. it was cold, okay maybe not as cold as this, they didn't know anyone but like so many immigrants they wanted a better life for their family. my grandpa worked 1500 feet underground in the mines up north in the iron range, he never graduated from high school. he saved money in a coffee can in the basement to send my dad to college. my dad who is here at age 90 -- [cheers and applause] >> got a 2-year degree from junior college and then finished at great

if you look at the active national emergencies right now, they mostly revolve around national security issues. if the president does declare a national emergency to build his border wall i am prepared to file a document that would terminate his national emergency resolution. we would have a vote and that resolution would have to be voted upon in the senate. and there have been very critical comments that have been made by senators, including republican senators, about the president's ability and the wisdom of declaring a national emergency for this purpose. >> they're concerned that if this republican president does it a future democratic president could declare a national emergency and skirt around congress as well. >> right. >> this president seems determined. what if he just uses his executive authority to move money around, which is also a clear possibility? other presidents, as you well note, have done that many times over the years. >> yeah. obviously, it depends on what he's trying to do. we also believe he's very limited in his ability to move money within dhs to build a wall.

but, my friends, that sense of community is fracturing across our nation right now, worn down by theicious nature of our politics. we are tired of the shutdowns and the showdowns, of the gridlock and the grandstanding. today on this snowy day on this island, we say enough is enough. our nation must be governed not from chaos but from opportunity. not by wallowing over what's wrong but by marching inex inexorablely toward what's right. my story is so much like yours. on beth my mom and dad's side, they arrived in this country with nothing but a suitcase. but they made a home here. it was cold -- okay, maybe not as cold as this. they didn't know anyone. but like so many immigrants, they wanted a better life for their families. my grandpa worked 1,500 feet underground on the mining range. he never graduated from high school. he saved money in a coffee can in the basement to send my dad to college. my dad, who is here at age 90, got a two-year degree from vermillion junior college and then finished up at the great university of minnesota. he became a journalist as a young -- thank you, p

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-- welfare rights activists conducted a major national campaign for a guaranteed annual income. they argued that every american household deserved a baseline income. they called it a right to life. this basic income would enable poor mothers to escape the humiliating hodgepodge of programs like food stamps, housing assistance, and welfare, and instead he granted the dignity of basic support for the important work they did of caring for children. believe it or not, republican president richard nixon proposed a guaranteed annual income in late 1969. and congress began debating the legislation. there was a consensus among both conservatives and liberals at the time that americans deserved income security, a guaranteed floor whether unemployed, disabled, or caring for children. welfare rights activists ended up opposing the nixon plan, despite their call for a guaranteed annual income. too stingy his plan to really support a family. and the legislation eventually died. there was not support for the rights activists wanted and support in the nixon administration became

you know the nation's human rights envoy looking into the killing of jamal khashoggi says the journalist suffered a violent death at the hands of saudi arabia. princes from the european union and latin america meeting in europe wise capital montevideo attempted to find a solution to the political standoff in venezuela. trucks carrying aid on their way through colombia to venezuela but on forces is still blocking the main route across the border. which from its reason may has held talks with e.u. leaders in brussels urging them to accept changes to the brics agreement or face the prospect of the u.k. leaving the block without a deal the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland is the main sticking point has more. it wasn't a great start for the british prime minister and breaks it demonstrated dodged police and jumped in front of a car with fifty days left before britain officially leaves the e.u. some a feeling desperate. to resume ace back in brussels to try and reopen breaks it talks after the british parliament overwhelmingly rejected her withdrawal agreement last m

you know heavy metal band is turning up the volume against hate violence and right wing nationalism. as a heavy metal guitarist adam d'arcy likes to throw his angry weight around he's the provocative front end of the polish black metal band behemoths. the vehicle for his political protest. message against. paul is a goal kind of says that's been conquering our land for like the last four years but it's. just driving toward some kind of isolation. he's an outspoken critic of poland's right wing national government which has little regard for the european union. among his snubs against the ruling law and justice party is this subversive take on biblical themes. parliamentary member of the party even tried to turn darcy into the police. he just bridge below our criminal act is very very clear insults religion. as the band makes last minute preparations for a concert in warsaw. his performance persona. about bologna a deity who fights against foreign hostile way. at least but in this case the hostile countries his own led by what he sees as a regime opposed to his liberal worldview. he w

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we know 50 nations right now. this will not be easy. we are looking for a peaceful.orter: when it comes to venezuela, all options remain on the table. melissa: joining us to discuss, vanessa neumann aset metrica president, blood profits author. she is advising opposition leader juan guaido team. what do you make of the president making this speech today and making this statement, what impact does it have. >> thank you very much for having me on. it is a huge deal, because the president has really gone all-in on this. he really, administration effectively can't back down from supporting guaido. there is a new shift in the determination, political will to return democracy to venezuela is unlikely anything we've seen before. it is really a new guard. it is tremendous. marco rubio went to the border and stand with 300 tons of food and to show that this is -- [inaudible]. it will be a huge humanitarian crisis if they don't let it through. then these guys, the military stands to face crimes against humanity if they don't. they have really up the ante. it is very brave of t

is unity possible in this nation right now? >> yes. >> it seems so divided! >> actually, unity is present in this nation. you know, there was unity about the government shutdown. people disagreed about the wall, but most americans and most members of congress agreed it's wrong to shut down the u.s. government if you can't get your way from the congress. there's unity about actually border security in the congress. we're going to have a reasonable compromise on that. there is unity on national security. there is unity on decency. there is unity on the need to have universe health care for people. there is unity on universe background checks for gun purchases. 90%-plus americans agree on those things. there is unity about getting dark money out of politics. almost every republican i speak to agrees on those things. so, we can build on that if we're not distracted by this nuttiness from the president of the united states every day. >> i have to say, i like that spirit and the positive tone of that, because you don't hear that often, that there is a level of unit

of the trade war between the united states and china at this time is coming from the united nations that's right this new report issued by the u.. n. at suggest that neither of the world's two largest economies will benefit from their protracted standoff but that other countries could cash in. businesses in the european union for example stand to pick up seventy billion dollars worth of additional trade. if washington and beijing push ahead with further tariffs on each other's goods. there ninety daday truce is due e to expire at the enenf this month if a deal isn't reached the u. n. said american firms would likeley suffer. this trarait is diverted to other countries. if the tires rise 225% -- what wilill occur is s simp? they will limit trade from china however it will not be effective in protecting domestic firms. so supplies in the rest of the world would be more competitive trade diversion effects in favor of third countries you will capture seventy billion. of the us china treated. japan mexico and canada will capturee over twenty billion each. the british government is trying to contain t

and the united nations human rights i'm bored looking into the killing of jamal khashoggi says the journalist suffered a violent death at the hands of saudi arabia. u.s. officials say white house adviser jared kushner will travel to at least five arab countries later this month the purpose of the trip will be to brief diplomats on the economic question of a long awaited u.s. peace proposal for the middle east coast know who is the president's son in law and trump's middle east envoy jason green blatt will stop in amman are ain saudi arabia united arab emirates and qatar the white house is preparing to release a finalized plan for a negotiated solution between israel and palestine bush promised it's reason may has held talks with e.u. leaders in brussels urging them to accept changes to the brics agreement or face the prospect of the u.k. leaving without a deal the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland remains the main sticking point in the fucker has more. it wasn't a great start for the british prime minister and breaks it demonstrated dodged police and jumped in front

nation. to adjudicate and enforce the rights of right holders throughout the nation, even though their rulings lack the force of law in those other jurisdictions. the third type of order, a plaintiff class injunction. if a court certifies a nationwide class of right holders, then, under traditional equitable principles class wide relief, ruling in favor of all right holders, would be the appropriate response. i would suggest the main concern with nationwide plaintiff class injunctions isn't the scope of the order but rather the scope of the class. particularly in constitutional challenges, district courts should certify classes on a district wide or circuit wide basis rather than a class-wide basis and one of the main reasons for this goes back to a case calls "united states v. mendoza" where the supreme court held the government is not subject to offensive non-mutual collateral estoppel that basically means just because one person prevails on a legal issue against the government doesn't preclude the government from relitigating that same issue in other courts against other right holders. so t

as china appeared before a united nations human rights panel protesters marched on un offices calling for the release of all week oh i hear the protests. in their. millions. players is taking care of us inside china's actions were being questioned with some countries calling for the centers to be shut down we are deeply concerned by credible reports of the mass detention repression and surveillance of course and other months but chinese officials remain defiant. you don't do that. while china denies it's persecuting people based on their religion an unlikely source says otherwise and you said you know there are. use of it is a wee girl who says he's a chinese spy. he claims the information he's gathered has sent people including his own family and neighbors to the camps. of them with to go before. josh young. so are the evil going here. or do you hear the. use of tells us he originally agreed to spar to protect his family and to be treated less harshly as a weeder yeah i'm sure the where the poor dog but with our full. welsh therefore will go to. the use of says his fellow weaker as c

it's local around the nation. right going to lead the republicans alone, go after democratic districts, go after puerto rico, which he's done plenty of effort to try to harm or at least not to help folks in those communities already. he's threatened, for example, in the paradise fire to force fema not to help the victims of the fire. fortunately he didn't carry through because there was pushback by all of us. so i think there's going to be a lot of screaming if he were to do it. i'm sure that the issue would come. i'm not sure how speaker pelosi would want to amusmove it but clearly the opportunity of passing a resolution through the house is there. we also know there's lawsuits. i talked to ed becerra, the attorney general in california. he could add one more lawsuit to the long number he already has and he would have standing because california would be harmed. >> do you expect, sir, briefly if this resolution issue -- sorry, if the emergency declaration issue isn't settled, if the president has to pause that because

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forty civilians killed in recent weeks and find out who prompted this walkout at the united nations human rights council. were. hello there we're still enjoying some glorious weather across parts of europe it's in the northwest where the temperature is a most unusual at this time of year it should be grey a damp very cold instead we've got blue skies people are wrapped in the parks without their coats without their jumpers and instead they've got sunglasses and ice cream it really is very warm some places have seen new record sets and it's all thanks to an area of high pressure now that is slowly being eroded away those are things do change as we head through the next few days or more in the way of cloud there as we head through thursday a little bit more in the way of wet weather today than that sinks its way southwards and just takes the edge of the temperatures a bit so london going to twelve degrees on friday that's still not too bad but it's just not quite as good as it has to be but the east largely fine and dry for many of us here too with bucharest getting to around fifteen now for the o

the sit-ins that led into our nation's civil rights movement. they deserve to be a household name. clara looper made her mark in a time when people of color couldn't even walk into the front door of oklahoma city businesses. they were regulated to hidden back rooms. but she had a vision for equality, a heart for service, and a commitment to justice. she, in her words, believed in a sun when it didn't shine and the rain when it didn't fall. she knew that oklahoma and this country could be a place where everyone is treated with respect, dignity, and humanity. even as a history teacher, at dungy high school in spencer, oklahoma, miss looper instilled those principles in her students. her steadfast commitment to ending racism and systemic discrimination inspired her to organize america's first sit-in. in august, 1958 she and 14 of her naacp youth council students walked up to a lunch counter they knew would refuse them and they ordered a hamburger and a coke. they were denied. but they did not waiver. they knew what was on the line because in miss looper's words, within that hamburger

the next president could declare climate change a national emergency health national emergency right he and presidents have you know look this all started with thomas jefferson when he bought louisiana always and a purchase without authorization from congress and a lot of people said my god the president has exceeded his authority lincoln suspended the writ of habeas corpus franklin delano roosevelt put one hundred ten thousand innocent japanese americans in detention centers truman seized the seal nels so we've had a lot of presidential expansion of power and i think it's only getting worse i don't think the framers had in mind expanding the presidential power in this way i think they really thought that the power to spend should be with congress not with the president did the president make a mistake when he said in making his announcement that he did do the wall over a long period of time i don't need to do this right now but i think i should hurry it up doesn't that take away from yes word emergency yes i think it did it made it clear that this wasn't really an emergency that he

individual on the individual level one day it could of course be a big point standard in nations could acquire bitcoin right now nations and nation states operate on the you know on the gold standard because of the counter party risk is the same quality of bitcoin and a hedge against changes in the international finance system what of course they're talking about is absolute all out economic war on the swift system so once that becomes totally weaponized again we predict that here it go back and look at just do a search on youtube kaiser report jim records. back in like two thousand and twelve maybe two thousand and thirteen under obama we talked about that this the weaponization. he said yes it was a good thing that the u.s. has control over it but as soon as you pull the trigger once it's it's the end of the system and it looks like that's the beginning of the end but we predicted that here you didn't hear it on any u.s. cable news you didn't hear that prediction because of course they feel like the truth and just the obvious game theory if you follow out how this is going to play out that is somehow unpa

right. could indeed in the shorts and at least was any of them impressions for a subset seven nations all right journalist martin roberts reporting for us in madrid thank you so much. now to some other stories making news around the world belgium's airports are at a standstill due to a national strike to the man higher pay almost no flights are landing in or departing from the country airport bosses say they cannot guarantee safety with a skeleton staff of the strike has also paralyzed belgium's railways and ports on the. pilings election commission is seeking to dissolve the party that nominated princess the king's older sister for prime minister of the princess herself was already disqualified on monday after the king objected to her move into politics she had aligned herself with the opposition to thailand's military backed government. australia is set to reopen a controversial offshore migrant detention center on christmas island close to in tunisia the government said it was expecting a new wave of asylum seekers arriving by boat at the government suffered a defeat in parliament when lawma