al volver: en nicaragua a pesar de la crisis entre la iglesia miles celebrar la griterÍa a la virgen.bierno de daniel ortega en nicaragua. la griterÍa, tambiÉn conocida como la purÍsima arrancÓ el miÉrcoles al anochecer en la catedral de leÓn con la eucaristÍa y la apertura de un adorno con flores alrededor de la virgen en la entrada misma de la basÍlica. >> la santÍsima virgen marÍa, que los nicaragüenses son buenos hijos, que los catÓlicos son buenos hijos y por eso estamos aquÍ. leÓn: esta festividad religiosa se celebran todos los pueblos y ciudades de nicaragua, siendo relevante en la ciudad de leÓn en el norte del paÍs. el cantante britÁnico elton john anunciÓ su retiro de twitter por las nuevas polÍticas que segÚn Él, permiten la circulaciÓn de informaciÓn errÓnea. asÍ lo dijo en un mensaje coloca una plataforma . elton john dijo: toda mi vida he tratado de usar la mÚsica para unir a la gente, sin embargo me entristece ver cÓmo la informaciÓn se utiliza para dividir nuestro mundo. el influyente periodista de fÚtbol gram muriÓ hoy, se desplomÓ en el estadio lusail. falleciÓ en u

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carol whitmire has come to nicaragua for the coffee, cherry start up. this is our 1st visit to the facility where this, suppose it waste is being turned into a high quality product. all of that coffee. we're still a startup, we're still small. and one of our biggest challenges has been educating both consumers and companies who can buy this as a wholesale ingredient. we're creating a whole new market for them. you can smell the coffee with the coffee supplied by the farmers is pitted here by machine, then it sorted washed and dried. ah, the industry is focused on the coffee bean. but the cherry encasing it makes up 40 percent of the frauds weight. $322000000.00 tons per year of pulp are discarded worldwide. it's a major environmental problem. the heaps of rotting fruit, release methane, acidify, the soil and contaminate to water. the facility manager shows carol whitmeyer, how the team processes the coffee cherries are useful. a liquid form, the coffee flour team, a all they transport the cherries to the trying area. i say a lot africa fanfare and they

. >>> esta familia nicaragua y su hija son los Últimos que llegaron.enero. >>> se acabaron los fondos, esperamos que se renueven los fondos. la gran ayuda son donaciones de la comunidad, son bienvenidas y voluntarios pero los trabajadores son esencial. >>> los recursos solo les alcanzarÁn hasta enero. >>> la iglesia el calvario se acabaron. por eso ofrecen tamale y pozole. >>> el alcalde de la zona reconoce la emergencia que enfrenta el paso. y se mantiene en comunicaciÓn con el alcalde fronterizo para ver si pueden llegar a un beneficio. >>> la gente puede ordenar comida al nÚmero en pantalla para seguir ayudando a personas a continuar su viaje. diana villanueva. telemundo. >>> gracias, quiroga, es jueves, despertamos con mucho frÍo, pero hasta cuÁndo. hola amigos, quÉ tal, las condiciones y en esta zona y los vientos estables de 9:00 a 15:00 millas por hora, por lo menos hasta el fin de semana, con temperaturas mÁximas ni siquiera alcanzando los 60 grados el Único caso en santa cruz 60 lo mismo en san josÉ y en (nombre en inglÉs(. en los 54. vemos la

we met migrants from ecuador, honduras and nicaragua, cuba. right now, the majority are from nicaragua. >> this just continues to get longer. but the majority here, nicaragua, venezuela, cuba, ecuador, is who right now are waiting to get in or even tourists shot that tape for us . >> he's a reporter with the daily caller who joins us . chinari, thanks so much for coming on . the it's hard to get perspective from videotape, but that looked like an enormous number of people. yeah, it's like right now we're seeing an absolute disaster here in el paso. i've been spending time on the mexican side and see what our juarez and i've been covering the border for a while. but what i've seen yesterday is something like i've never seen before. it was a massive, massive lyingo around right now. two thousand migrants on the border wall on the other side of the el paso geo border. we're waiting to get intthocounr the country.y. and the majority of thosef migr americans that i spoke to , tucker, were from nicaragua. they did confirm some of the things i was he

and you mentioned nicaragua. it's the entire central american area.ore than anything else and the gangs that come along with it. so very violent, high level of poverty, disease, particularly in haiti, awful. so the bottom line is what do we do about it? i think there it's complicatd. you have to begin with working with the nations themselves. you have to look at the transit zones and where you can intercede. and finally, you have to have the capability to monitor and control your borders both from the sea and along that rio river. this is a big complicated problem not getting enough attention. >> and i'm just thinking, how do you negotiate or talk to a country that has a dictatorship in place that uses its own people as lit call pawns. they are the ones who decide to allow out and in. they charge them and work with another country. how do you negotiate with a regime that don't care for their people, but to use their people as political pawns. and then you have a situation like haiti, that you know so well. i know you were involved in humanitarian miss

>> many latin americans are facing difficult situation right now including venezuela and nicaragua.any nicaraguans get into the border are being processed and i interviewed many of them also and the streets of el paso. at least half will receive -- it is so confusing who are qualifying to get political asylum process a who are turned back into mexico. the on that already here in el paso are telling me that at least they are here, they feel fe, but literally they say the nightmare did not end when they crossed the border because they still receive a bunch of insults and racism by border authorities who hold them at ice facilities. it is until now they feel relief while they are in el paso but also don't know where to go because many don't have anyone to receive them in the u.s. amy: in the case of venezuela and cuba increase of immigrants coming over the border, do they at all discuss u.s. sanctions imposed on their country, putting a strangle hold the economy as well? >> exactly. most -- most are running from a situation enforced by the u.s. policies against their own countries. the

about the story toys for tots shared of a young girl only nine years old who fled violence from nicaraguaed states with her family. it was about 35 years ago. her parents had saved all the pennies they were able to get here. and they told her christmas is not going to happen this year when she arrived 35 years ago. but then one morning a big toys for tots truck pulled up to her new home in san jose. marines hopped out, and she got to pick a gift. you know what she picked? a huge stuffed bunny. she used it as a pillow. that little girl grew up to join the united states marine corps. she served our country in uniform for 26 years. she is now major in the marine corps. i wish she could be here today but she is on active duty. she still remembers that first christmas in the united states. and she shared her story with toys for tots. this program gives so much more than gifts. you give community or the inspiration to last a lifetime for that's not hyperbole you know it's true you've seen it on the faces of these children. so all you kids, keep it up keep on being brave. keep on being involved.

alexandru vucic on the holiday vladimir putin congratulated the leaders in brazil bolivia venezuela cuba nicaragua, as well as to syria, telegrams sent to the heads of belarus armenia azerbaijan kazakhstan uzbekistan kyrgyzstan tajikistan turkmenistan by the president of south ossetia and abkhazia on the eve of the new year, another childhood dream came true thanks to the wish tree , ten-year-old ramin from the krasnodar territory, really wanted a tennis table, his postcard was recently removed from the tree. mikhail mishustin and the boy and his family in moscow, right in the government house at the invitation of the prime minister, talked and discussed hobbies, the head of the cabinet, and he himself loves table tennis. how is it not here play a game? well, baby? here, as a matter of fact. not only rockets are a table for you and your whole family, so that you can play it is all-weather and the rain will not break it. this is the racquet of the chinese world champion frangindon. she says she is very good. here, come on, what can try is ready. come on then, hold on. thanks to the chairmanship of

. >> muchos secuestrados son de nicaragua, estaban hacinados en una casa donde se les pedía dinero paras llamamos a nuestros familiares, mucha gente perdió su dinero. >> y había dos lugares donde los captores los mantenían, también había personas vestidas de policías, que detuvieron los autobuses donde también les pidieron dinero, antes de trasladarlos al lugar donde los mantuvieron cautivos. >> algunos de los migrantes dijeron que estuvieron secuestrados durante varios días, en malas condiciones hasta que la guardiola nacional mexicana hicieron un operativo, y fueron liberados y escoltados hasta el río bravo. >> los delincuentes nos movían día y noche. >> me siento afligido al sentir que un ser humano al igual que yo, sí tiene la posibilidad de ingresar y nosotros no, solo por tener otra nacionalidad. >> ya es duro dejar el hogar para atravesar ese peligro. >> si, también los migrantes dijeron que ffueronnicolás que fueron más de mil personas que fueron privadas de libertad < le contamos empresas unen su esfuerzo para ayudar a niños. >> también recomendaciones para prevenir la propagac

que la administraciÓn del presidente biden estarÍa limitando el ingreso a los ciudadanos de cuba, nicaraguaes permite a estas personas que son beneficiarias, venir a los estados unidos de forma temporal por dos aÑos. reportero: si el plan de la casa blanca se aplica, los inmigrantes deberÁn cumplir con los siguientes requisitos: tener un patrocinador que se haga cargo de todos sus gastos. el patrocinador debe tener suficiente respaldo econÓmico, contar con antecedentes limpios, no haber sido deportado en los Últimos cinco aÑos. la fuente consultada por univisiÓn dice que esa serÍa una respuesta de la casa blanca a la masiva inmigraciÓn que podrÍa producirse a partir del prÓximo 21 de diciembre. >> otra restricciÓn importante es que este beneficiario tiene que venir vÍa aÉrea a los estados unidos. no puede existir otro tipo de transporte. reportero: el gobierno estarÍa planeando restringir el nÚmero de asilos que concederÍa, lo cual serÍa otro obstÁculo para miles de inmigrantes que pretendan cruzar la frontera. algunos abogados de inmigraciÓn creen que la casa blanca podrÍa incluso estar pe

. >>> inmigrantes de nicaragua se defienden y dicen que no fueron traÍdos por nadie. atribuyen a los secuestros en mÉxico, katherine venÍa en ese grupo. >>> si no hubiera secuestro, la fluidez de los migrantes hubiera sido normal. >>> respondiÓ que es una organizaciÓn que brinda ayuda a sobrevivientes de violencia de gÉnero y que fueron notificados. >>> eso estamos viendo, esperando que acabe el tÍtulo, para ver quÉ deciden. >>> el congresista fronterizo con apoyo de otros legisladores leen voy una carta al presidente joe biden para mantener el tÍtulo 42. f la frontera hay una gran expec tiva con los migrantes las autoridades han dicho que al terminar el tÍtulo 42 se va a aplicar el tÍtulo 8 hay expulsiones y castigos. hay miles de personas migrantes que no estÁn en la fila. si no esperando el 21 de diciembre para cruzar. >>> gracias por este reporte. esta noche hay informaciÓn que va a afectar el bolsillo de millones de estadounidenses la reserva federal. esta vez fue medio punto. el sÉptimo incremento para frenar la inflaciÓn cifrada. el precio de la gasolina va en

this family left nicaragua six weeks ago with their 9-year-old girl. >> he said they came. they were unaware of title 42 and that title 42 could be lifted. they want to come here and work for a couple of years and go back home to nicaragua. >> the family is headed to georgia to await court hearings. but they say the humanitarian safety net that has long existed in the border city is stretched too thin already. >> we need people to step up. we need to stop pointing fingers. we need to work together, collaborate and make sure we keep folks passing through our neighborhoods safe while also keeping our communities safe as well. >> these are the scenes on downtown el paso that officials are starting to become much more alarmed about. these are migrants who have been processed through border patrol. they have paperwork to be able to enter the country and move but really they have nowhere to go right now as they're either awaiting a bus ride out of town or they're waiting for other family members to get released from custody as well. this is the going concern. night fall is coming

answer is the reason why the cartels are able to control it is in honduras, in guatemala in cuba in nicaraguapretty much the entire world they're using social media to advertise to get the word out, right? the immigration for decades works two ways. there's a push factor, poverty, crime out of the countries they don't want to be in and a pull factor which is the level of success with which they can pay somebody their life savings, two, three, $5,000 come and stay in the u.s. if they come and get sent back they won't spend another $5,000 which they probably don't have. so the pull factor has never been stronger the cartels have never advertised harder because they've become a travel agency joey essentially and they get away witness. when you say over the weekend don't put your life and limb at risk the frigid temperatures, the first part basically says we continue to enforce the border we have 23,000 agents trying to enforce the border well they're not. they're facilitating the cartel sending them across and processing them. that's why agents are giving me these numbers because they're frustra

, and solidarity with central america -- particularly after the earthquake, as you mentioned, in nicaraguathese men are very important icons, very important to mobilize people into thinking about sports as a platform for racial justice. amy: we want to thank you so much, dr. keri blakinger --brenda elsey dr.. next up to new york, where democrats looked likely to defeat the democratic governors nomination of the next chief judge to the state's highest court. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn to a remarkable development here in new york where for the first time democrats looked likely to defeat the democratic governor kathy hochul's nomination of the next chief judge to the state's highest court if confirmed, hector lasalle would be the first latino chief judge of the court of appeals, but his conservative judicial record has been opposed from progressives because of his anti-abortion, anti-labor, and anti-bail reform positions. on thursday, two more senators came forward to oppose lasalle's nomina

. >> pase guguatemala, ni nicaragua, . >> es que unos 23 grado f fahrenheit pero es su deseo par navdadho batallar aqui en mmexico y mcucho lugar. >>a aqui nos encotnrntramos a l dominicana que llego con su pequeÑa de dos aÑos con el sueÑo de pasar a estados unidos a pesar de este frio. >> bastante frio porque mi pais tiene un clima tropial y a veces lulueve. >> ttambien vimos que llego la paftrulla a apagarles el fueo pero ella tiene un deseo de nan navidad para ella y los mig migrantes. >> que los que tienen sueÑsoq dios se les ayude a cuoplir y que los niÑos y madres que d dios le ayude a cumplir . >> tambien sobre tl t4titulo 42 que podria tener el 27 de d diciembre quizas lleguen mas m migrantes a la ciudad, hoy no porque hace un frio intenso. >> ggracias raraul torres y l te tension entre peru y mexico por el aopoyo al pdresidente de mexico, andres manuel lopez obrador a pedro castillo aum aumento cuando declararon como opersona non grata al emabbaja mexicano. >> que todo tiene un tema poiltico es importante opproteg a las pernsonas mmexico c considera como sagrado el p princiopid

cson 7 mi m migrantes, jesus el mexicano que slolamente pudo llorar con su espe esposa ella es de nicaragua>> su familia es nicaraguaguen regreso no le permitieron el paso . >> en ese punto para ingresar tienen que darse la vuelta . >> mas m migrantes llegaron, n siquiera este les quitara el sueÑo . >> una cosa es lo que decidan autoridades del gobierno m mexicano, que esperan de acui al 27 . >> son varios inmigrantes p pegados en la cercva de s seguridad, gritando que les p permitan el paso en estados unidos, estan en territorio e estadounidense, la guardia nacional les dice que el 727 se terminaria el titulo 42, de devolviendoles la esperanza . >> estados unidos por cierto, se prepara para una d e las n navidades mas frias en decadas, sistema que tiene a 48 millones de personas en alerta, se es esperan temperaturas congelantes y fuertes vientos, calrlos robls mnos tiene el reporte . >> millones viajan para pasar d dias de e fiestas cocon familia el abrazo cacalido puede ser interrumpido por fria tiormenta invernal que afectara al pais . >> pidiendole a dios que no me cancelen el vuelo . >

hay migrantes procedentes de colombia, cuba, nicaragua, entre otros.yo de estados unidos a ucrania el tiempo que sea necesario. zelenski pidiÓ armas y mÁs ayuda. reportera: volodymyr zelensky llegÓ con uniforme militar a la casa blanca. el presidente y la primera dama le dieron la bienvenida. el presidente biden le dijo que es un honor estar a su lado y que los ucranianos inspiran al mundo con su valor. zelenski le dio una medalla de un hÉroe ucraniano. >> estaremos con ustedes todo el tiempo que sea necesario. reportera: biden dijo que estarÍa con ellos. zelenski dijo que vladÍmir putin destruyÓ sus vidas. >> los patriots pueden ayudar a detener los ataques mÁs importantes, inclusive un arma nuclear. reportera: zelenski se dirigiÓ al capitolio para dar un discurso en una reuniÓn de ambas cÁmaras, algo histÓrico que sÓlo hizo winston churchill. zelenski dijo que no tiene miedo y afirmÓ que no tenÍa suficiente armamento y que el dinero que recibe no es caridad sino una inversiÓn. la visita de zelenski ocurre en un momento en que rusia ataca a ucrania co

. >>> los migrantes principalmente de nicaragua, cuba, ecuador y venezuela salieron en grupo nÚmerosfrontera. >>> nos sentimos vulnerables en mÉxico. >>> el paso registra un flujo migratorio rÉcord en los Últimos dÍas 7500 cruces de personas y la patrulla fronteriza en el paso. tiene en custodia a 5.000 migrantes y estÁ transfiriendo a personas a otros sectores. >>> afortunadamente a pesar de tener estos nÚmeros elevados de migrantes no hemos descuidado la frontera. la patrulla fronteriza ha ordenado procesar a los inmigrantes en custodia. desde ciudad juÁrez, roberto delgado para noticias telemundo. >>> ahora nos vamos con el arresto del cofundador de la plataforma de criptomonedas ftx detenido en bahamas. un portavoz de la fiscalÍa de manhattan, dijo que maÑana se va a anunciar los cargos que enfrentara el tambiÉn exconsejeros financiero. se espera que sea extraditado a los estados unidos. el concejal de la ciudad de los Ángeles kevin de leÓn. que participÓ en una conversaciÓn con comentarios racistas. hablÓ con telemundo tras la pelea con un activista que e exigÍa a gritos su renu

we see caravans, in addition, we're now seeing migrants from nicaragua, from cuba, from venezuela, countriese or no diplomatic relationship, so it's very, very difficult to repatriate migrants to a country that refuses to take them back, so the hard lesson i learned from all of this, ana, dealing with this problem, the push factors, the reasons why families, women, children, fathers, leave central america, leave venezuela, nicaragua in the first place. it will overwhelm whatever defense we can put up on our southern border. they're making the basic choice, i'm better off in the united states even if it's only for a few years while my asylum claim is pending than i am where i stay right now. and that's why we can, you know, put up, as you referred to them as band-aid solutions, but the longer term issue is the underlying situations in these countries, and i know president biden understands that. i've traveled with him to central america when he was vice president and i was secretary, he understands this problem, and it takes a sustained effort by multiple administrations to really address. >>

reporter: not everyone opens their home to keep you from suffering in the cold, says cruz who came from nicaragua hoping to find work to provide a better life for his family and eventually return home. ad what does your daughter tell you when you talk to her? that she's going to miss you on christmas. the first christmas you're away from each other. lilia luciano, cbs news, el paso, texas. >>> nearly two years after the siege at the u.s. capitol that shocked americans the committee investigating the events on january 6th holds its final public hearing. criminal referrals could be next. cbs' christina ruffini joins us from our washington bureau with more on this. >> reporter: adam schiff says there is sufficient evidence to charge the president although he said he didn't want to get ahead of the votes tomorrow. possible charges could include insurrection, obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the u.s. government. the former president lashed out on truth social calling on supporters to stand strong against, quote, the thugs and scoundrels of the unselect committee, end quo

they left nicaragua six weeks ago with their 9-year-old girl. >> he said they came, they were unawaretle 42. they really just want to come here to work for a couple of years and go back home to nicaragua. >> family is headed to georgia to await immigration court proceedings but el paso leaders say the humanitarian safety net that has long existed is stretched too thin already. >> we need people to step up. we need to stop pointing fingers. we need to work together. we need to collaborate and we need to make sure we keep folks passing through our neighborhood safe and keeping our communities safe as well. >> reporter: these are the scenes in downtown el paso that officials are beening much more alarmed about. these are migrants that are processed through border patrol. they have paperwork to be able to enter the country and move, but really they have nowhere to go right now as they're either a wade wait-- awaiting a bus ride of town or waiting for family members. this is the going concern. night fall is coming. it will be another frigid night. these people will be here on the streets s

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esperaban en california >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> aunque la cantidad les parecÍa increÍble >>> en nicaraguatidad del rescate. >> ¿cuÁnto dinero tuvieron que pagar? >>> una cantidad 10.000 dÓlares >>> la familia dejÓ de saber de los jÓvenes. >> y siguiÓ rezando por ellos. >> 2 dÍas despuÉs recibieron una llamada de la patrulla fronteriza. los secuestradores les habÍan liberado >>> ya estÁn en migraciÓn >>> el corazÓn mÍo se me hizo chiquito. >> y llorÉ. >> la familia celebrÓ aliviada. >> primero a dios y a usted. >> autoridades fronterizas dejaron a los hermanos en estados unidos >>> tantas emociones hasta ganas de llorar le dan a uno >>> hablamos con ellos tras el duro secuestro. >> le dije que es caso perdido le dije solamente un milagro de dios mi familia consiguieron 30.000 dÓlares >>> daba gracias por evitar esos 8 dÍas de cautiverio. >> terminaron encapuchados el rostro no se los miraba la cara >>> amenazabanca nos iban a matar o cortar un dedo >>> en california se recuperan como pueden del secuestro >>> casi no puedo dormir >>> que piensa que siempre estÁ secuestrado pero ya no. >> co

los migrantes principalmente de nicaragua, cuba, ecuador y venezuela, salieron en grupo nÚmeros por variasr a la frontera. argumentaron miedo al ser vÍctimas de grupos criminales. >>> de verdad, esperamos tener asilo polÍtico en los estados unidos. porque nos sentimos vulnerables en mÉxico. >>> el paso registra un flujo migratorio rÉcord en los l tims 3 dÍas detectÓ 7500 cruces de personas y la patrulla fronteriza en el paso, tiene ahora en custodia 5.000 migrantes estÁn transfiriendo a personas. >>> a pesar de tener los nÚmeros elevados. no hemos cuidado la frontera. >>> ante la vigencia del tÍtulo 42. procesar mÁs rÁpido los inmigrantes custodia. algunos serÁn liberados y otros serÁn expulsados a sus paÍses de origen. desde ciudad juÁrez roberto delgado. para noticias telemundo. >>> en toda la frontera sur los cruces de migrantes estÁn en mÁximos histÓricos en el aÑo fiscal 2022 se rompiÓ un nuevo rÉcord. 2 millones 700 mil personas cruzaron a estados unidos y este aÑo fiscal que comenzÓ llevan mÁs de 277 mil cruces. vamos a seguir atentos a eso. nos vamos a los Ángeles un fin de semana

. >> rescatamos algunos y tendrÍa lo mismo en nicaragua, que tiene sus buenos programa.dillas tienen importantes aliados. >> militares policÍas fiscales tambiÉn Él tiene un recurso, tienen un equipo de abogados. >> a diferencia de el salvador, en un duras esta polÍtica no es sostenible porque no hay suficientes recursos financieros humanos y logÍsticos tampoco una estrategia bien definida, dice este analista. un plan integral que contenga digamos una tipificaciÓn de los delitos de los actores de los contextos y de las acciones que necesitan. pese a las crÍticas, estas polÍticas gozan del apoyo popular. no conocen tengo un poco mÁs seguro berta porque la delincuencia. >> ha pagado un poco. esto se debe al efecto ilusorio que genera las polÍticas de mano dura, dice este analista quien. >> crea el la el digamos el caldo de cultivo para que no medida de este tipo se pueda prolongar tanto en el tiempo nadie rinda cuentas. bÁsicamente por los abusos que se han cometido. los expertos dicen que medidas populistas que no atacan la raÍz de los problemas y por consiguiente al final

opens their home to keep you from suffering in the cold," says edwin antonio cruz, who came from nicaragua hoping to find work to provide a better life for his family and eventually return home. what does your daughter tell when you you talk to her? [ speaking non-english ] that she's going to miss you on christmas. and -- [ speaking non-english ] the first christmas you're away there each other. lilia luciano, cbs news, el paso, texas. >>> the former ceo of cryptocurrency exchange ftx is reportedly expected to change course and agree to extradition to the u.s. as early as today. 30-year-old sam bankman fried will appear in a bahamas courtroom today. he was arrested in the bahamas last week. the u.s. has charged him with several criminal violations including wire fraud and money laundering. he's accused of using billions of dollars of investors' money for his own personal gain. it came to light after his company, ftx, filed for bankruptcy last month. >>> the holiday travel rush gets under way this week. nearly 113 million americans are set to hit the roads, rails, or skies. but the weather

. >>> de nicaragua. >>> aguantaron el frÍo en la fila porque pensaban que hoy, terminaba el tÍtulo 42uscando la oportunidad y pues, aprovechar la oportunidad que se presente. >>> en un recorrido por la frontera del paso donde cruzaron los inmigrantes estÁn decenas de camiones artillados con lemts de la guardia nacional y policÍas del estado de texas para impedir el acceso. >>> aquÍ estaban pasando cientos de personas sin control. queremos que la gente vaya a los puentes de entrada donde serÁn procesados, dijo el sargento torres de la policÍa de texas. hay miles de migrantes que no se entregan para pedir asilo. se pasan por hoyos o cruzan el muro. >>> ahora mismo hay 10.000 personas que quieren cruzar entre matamoros y reinosa. nos dijo la congresista de la cruz. dieron a conocer imÁgenes del centro de convenciones, se va a establecer un albergue habrÁ familias. el objetivo que no continÚen familias de inmigrantes durmiendo en la calle. y frente a este viento Ártico Ó dÍas. >>> se siente la desesperaciÓn en el lado mexicano de la frontera. la situaciÓn es precaria y expuestos al frÍo e

. >>> nicaragua. >>> william y ke lli comenzaron hacer fila.rque pensaban hoy terminaba el tÍtulo 42. lo mismo pensaba daisy que se vino con sudoso niÑos. >>> buscando una oportunidad. y pues, aprovechar l oportunidad que se presentan. >>> un promedio de 15 personas estÁn subiendo para procesarlas en la patrulla fronteriza. son 6 cientos personas que estÁn en este momento en lÍnea. en un recorrido que hicimos por la frontera del paso, por donde cursaron los inmigrantes estÁn decenas de camiones artillados con elementos de la guardia nacional y policÍas del estado de texas para impedir el acceso. aquÍ estaban pasando cientos de personas sin control. queremos que vayan a la entrada donde serÁn procesados. >>> hay miles de y inmigrante que no se entregan para pedir asilo. se pasan por hoyos. >>> grupo de 100 o 200 personas. que pasan diario por ahÍ tambiÉn. >>> han abierto la malla. los inmigrantes cruzan el muro, brin carlos, bajar por esas escaleras metÁlicas, pasar el rÍo, despojarse de ropa. entran a la ciudad de algunos corren el riesgo de se

hen cuba, nicaragua, governments we don't community candidate with and countries we don't -- communicateration realizes this, the biden administration, so they come up with, well, we're going to send title 42 back into mexico venezuelans. so what does the cartel do? finds another nationality to make money. more cubans, more mix rag wans. that's what we're seeing in del rio now, when i was there last. so at the end of the day, this is a game that the cartels are making millions upon billions a year on gaming the system according to our policies. and the fact is we don't have a consistent policy. and it doesn't look like, to me, neil, that there's any political will in washington going into the new year -- neil: the president's going to mexico next month, right? what's to come of that? >> well, he's going to go there on january 9th, neil, and i'll give you a little teaser here. i'm going to go to the border, likely he'll show up on mexico that same day, and we'll report what's happening on the mexican side to have u.s./mexico border. because if the president doesn't want to go there, he's

they left nicaragua six weeks ago with their 9-year-old girl. he said they came and were unaware of title 42 and title 42 could be lifted. they want to come here and work a few years and head back to anyt nicaragua. >> reporter: the humanitarian safety net that long existed in this border city is stretched too thin already. >> we need people to step up. we need to stop pointing fingers. we need to work together and collaborate and make sure that we keep folks passing through our neighborhoods safe and keep our communities safe, as well. >> reporter: and jake, this is what is starting to understand fold and become a bigger problem here in the downtown streets of el paso. these are people who have been released from border patrol custody. they have immigration papers. they are awaiting transportation out of el paso. many of them are also waiting for other family members to get out of detention, as well, but in the meantime, they're forced to sit and wait here on another frigid night and what we're seeing, jake, is a number of people coming here. t

marlene: las decisiones y cambios no parecen preocupar, ni detener a migrantes de nicaragua, colombiaar, igual lo Íbamos a intentar. no nos iba a frenar. marlene: tampoco los frenan las temperaturas gÉlidas. >> es difÍcil, pero es necesario, por el bien de nuestras familias. marlene: unos 20.000 migrantes esperan en albergues de territorio mexicano, incluyendo cientos de venezolanos, que esperaban la cancelaciÓn del tÍtulo 42 para el 21 de diciembre, como esta familia que era la Única de origen venezolano, invadidos por la incertidumbre decidieron arriesgarse. >> no sabemos lo que va a pasar con nosotros, si nos van a aceptar o devolver. locutora: el departamento de seguridad nacional intenta hacerle frente a los constantes flujos masivos, desplegando agentes y transportando migrantes en autobuses, albergues en la ciudad de texas y estados vecinos. >> estÁ en las manos del gobierno de biden demostrar que tienen la autoridad de terminar el programa. >> el gobierno de biden tambiÉn dijo que necesitan poco un poco mÁs de dÍas para prepararse. se espera que la corte analice la legalidad d

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and for people to have the right to ask for asylum, they are coming from places like nicaragua, whenhaving huge political problems because of the regime there. cuba, venezuela, what is the policy? >> well, they are thinking about a number of things. . i'm told nothing has been set in stone. no one has signed off on this yet. they had over a half dozen meetings just over the weekend. both dhs and the white house where they have talked about what essentially is a page out of steven miller's book. it's a transit ban that would require asylum seekers to first try to claim asylum in the country. it could be a number of countries that immigration advocates here in the u.s. say don't have ab asylum system that's robust enough to give protections for people fleeing the very conflicts that you laid out. and so instead by the time they get here, the only way they would be eligible to claim asylum is if they were first denied asylum by one of those countries or could prove that they would qualify for protections under convention against tort cur. be able to show an officer they are likely to fa

most of the migrants said they were from nicaragua, peru, and ecuador. the u.s. government can no longer expel the migrants under a pandemic policy known as title 42. so, many of them were processed and released on a short-term parole because the processing center there is already well over capacity. all of the migrants will eventually have to appear in immigration court. u.s. customs says the el paso region, which includes new mexico, has encountered almost 15 authorization migrants in the past week. "the new york times" reports, quote, the region around el paso has seen a sharp increase in the number of people attempting to cross from mexico in recent months with 53,000 encounters by border agents in october. that is more than any other section of the u.s. border. federal agents have reported a record number of encounters along the entire southern border, nearly 2.4 million in a yearlong period. let's bring in nbc news homeland security correspondent julia ainsley and democratic congress henry cuellar of texas. his district covers a portion of the u.s.-mexico b

it's almost all single adults out here, mostly from cuba, nicaragua and the dominican republican.eeing any kids or families mihm like last year, but that wasn't even the only group. before sunrise in the predawn hours, an even bigger group of about 280 crossed illegally. this is part of the del rio sector which has just been getting hammered in recent weeks and months. just since october 1st, a cbp source tells fix news this sector has seen over 118,000 illegal crossings. those numbers are up 55% over the same time last year. then we'll take you out to border patrol's el paso sector. agents arresting two convicted sex offend orers after they were caught crossing illegally in new mexico. both of them are from guatemala, both of them previously convicted of sex crimes in the state of california, both of hem now charged with illegal reentry into the united states. and then lastly, take a look at this picture right here. we're taking you up to the northern border. believe it or not, this is in vermont. border patrol in vermont announcing they arrested five mexican nationals who crosse

. >> ya no estÁ pasando nadie, allÁ por donde pasaban por nicaragua y los otros paÍses, pero ya no pasa masivo. los migrantes en ciudad juÁrez mantienen la mira en estados unidos. >> hemos tardado mucho en llegar acÁ, hemos pasado tanto, es difÍcil de ver acÁ. nidia: esto mientras que en el paso avanza la construcciÓn de un segundo centro de procesamiento. en las calles del paso personal de la ciudad ha tirado las carpas y cobijas de los migrantes para presionarlos a acudir a los albergues, pero los sitios estÁn a su plena capacidad, dÁndole preferencia a mujeres y niÑos, a no contar con esto, continuarÁn durmiendo en la calle. inos. nidia: maity, esto sin duda representa una derrota para la administraciÓn del presidente biden, la casa blanca ha reiterado que la polÍtica del tÍtulo 42 es nada mÁs la polÍtica migratoria, es una cuestiÓn de orden de salud y nuestra cuestiÓn de polÍtica,por lo que no debe continuar por un tiempo indefinido, ellos para seguir la orden de la corte suprema. maity: gracias por informarnos en vivo desde el paso, texas. seguimos hablando de mi naciÓn, ya que en

and in nicaragua, an investigative journalist and founder and editor of an independent news website.elcome. thank you for joining us on inside story. there has been a lot that has happened in latin america in the last few days. i want to start in peru. castillo has made decisions that have lost him a lot of allies and landed him in prison. i want to take a step back and look at the corruption À la gary's -- corruption allegations. >> it is difficult to determine if they are fair, because in latin america and in peru, the line is blurry. in the case of mr. castillo's allegations, i had a chance to read the indictment by the attorney general, and although the attorney provides evidence that numbers of the inner circle were involved in corruption, there is no link between them and president castillo. it is very tricky. many say it would be difficult for that to stand up in court because the only reason why the attorney general linked mr. castillo to these cases is because these people were part of his inner circle. but there is no evidence it is linked. i'm not saying it is not linked,

. >> john: one illegal migrant's message to her kids in nicaragua, stay there. kidnappings, she was released only after the family sent all of their money for her freedom. and like so many others, the circumstances she hoped to escape are even worse. >> i left my four children and grandchildren in nicaragua. they want to come to the united states, but it's better for them to stay there because it has been a very hard trip. everything gets stolen on the way. you go hungry, everything. >> john: criminals are taking advantage of the jaw dropping explosion in migration. thousands flooding the border each and every day. 1500 to almost 2,000 people cross the border into el paso on sunday night. all ahead of title 42 ex peration one week from today. we have team coverage for you now, including congressman henry cuellar we believe is just ahead, but peter doocy, hearing lawmakers are asking the biden administration for extension of title 42. the courts ruled against it. how can they get it? >> the democrats are basically saying officials here need to fill them in about

border crossing outside el paso, texas gets longer every day with people from ecuador, colombia, nicaragua and venezuela. many saying they are fleeing persecution and poverty. this family traveled 20 days from ecuador, where they say a criminal gang extorted them and threatened to harm their young daughter. >> [speaking non-english]. >> reporter: she says she is looking forward to a future of study and work. several times a day, border patrol opens up the gates to let dozens of migrants in, to be processed. >>> each day, about 1600 are released into el paso, where shelters and hotels are full. >>> many are sleeping on the streets in freezing temperatures, and relying on the kindness of volunteers. >> reporter: like sandra grace martinez. >>> my biggest concern for them is not to die out here in the street. >> reporter: this is the situation under title 49, a policy enacted under president trump to expel and deport immigrants before they can claim asylum cue to covid concerns. >>> next week that policy is set to expire, and el paso officials expect the number of migrants seeking asylum will

inmigrantes durmieron hoy sobre cajas de cartÓn plÁstico la hora de inmigrantes procede principalmente en nicaraguar c cantidad y al que no daba se lo iban a llevar en otro carro >>. .. como una estrategia para frenar el flujo organizaciones como la red fronteriza de derechos humanos asegura que no es el camino >> quieren que no haya asilo en el paÍs? que desaparezca la historia y tradiciÓn de proteger a las personas que vienen buscando una ayuda o protecciÓn? >> ha costado mucho trabajo con la bebÉ y nosotros hambre re y >> aÚn hay miles de inmigrantes que espera que termine el 21 de diciembre el tÍtulo 42 y cruzar por el sueÑo americano >> saludamos a edgar muÑoz que estÁ allÁ en juÁrez el secretario de estados unidos alejandro mallorca estÁ la frontera y que sabemos de Él? >> en efecto se reuniÓ con el alcalde del paso donde le reveÓo que estÁ en conversaciones con el gobierno de mÉxico para que el gobierno trate de detener esta ola de inmigrantes que en este momento lo estÁn viendo, haciendo fogatas imÁgenes impresionantes y precedentes ya haciendo fogatas debido al frÍo dicen que estÁn pensand

doesn't have a working relationship with nicaragua.e saw something similar a few months ago with the venezuelan migrants who are coming by the thousands. and that migration only slowed down after the u.s. struck a deal with mexico under which mexico agreed to receive venezuelans expelled under title 42. i spoke with dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas yesterday in el paso. he was here for an operational briefing. not only does he say the federal government is going to be surging resources to border communities like el paso, he did confirm that the u.s. government is in negotiations right now with mexico. i think if we see any new limits on asylum or access to the u.s. border, it's going to require mexico's cooperation. so we're watching tore that in the coming days. title 42 does expire a week from today. >> and let me just read a part of the statement we got about the current resources there. this is coming from dhs saying we have deployed additional agents and automated processing systems automated surveillance towers, rescue beacons, m