gets to say may at least after the transition period is the draft on immigration delivering what roxette ears wanted on this front. well our i would put it slightly differently i would put it slightly differently. the argument was really about was sovereignty was the u.k. a sovereign nation or not one of the manifestations of sovereignty is being able to have immigration controls now than the immigration because don't forget that that any e.u. member states. any e.u. with the citizens of any member state have the absolute right to live work and settle in another e.u. member state and we made the u.k. a very attractive country for our people to come to and literally millions millions of people have been in a very short space of time so of course it was an issue as far as this agreement is concerned. a lot of us don't trust to reason about anything and probably not on this either but on the face of it this is one of the slightly less bad aspects of it it does seem and put it in the relation to her speech that we will be able to have some control control about immigration but this is a real

british prime minister to reserve may has vowed to fight for a draft roxette deal with the e.u. defying mounting calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties with ease.

british prime minister to resign may has vowed to fight for a draft roxette deal with the e.u. defying nalgene calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties with ease.

british prime minister to reserve may has vowed to fight for a draft roxette deal with the e.u. defying mounting calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties with the e.u. . the united states has imposed sanctions on seventeen saudi officials for their role in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the move came as.

reporting to us these migrants were using these children as human shields and they were launching roxette agents. they had no regard for human life. they didn't care about the other migrants are the kids. our agents to date great job by using the teargas by using it to disperse the crowd. they were justified to use a higher level of force but they did not. they use a low level of force and they were successful. they did a great job. >> laura: hector, what if the numbers increase? what if they swell? >> we are going to have to keep using the same strategy. the good thing is we have the military and that's what president trump did for us. we are going to have to deploy more resources to the area. but it is going to get out of control and that's why congress needs to act we need to make sure we do build that wall so that we can avoid these type of confrontations because people will end up getting hurt. again, our agents are properly trained and they're going to do the best job that they cannot there. but again, these caravans, they need to stop. we need to do our job and also mexico needs to

journey northward, president said today that troops at the border will not shoot migrants if they throw roxettehis comments today were a reversal from remarks yesterday when he said a rock thrown should be considered "a rifle." today, he said, "i didn't say shoot. i didn't say shoot. but if they do that to us, they are going to be arrested for a long time." the u.s. government reimposed all of the sanctions on iran that had been lifted under a nuclear treaty. presidentne of obama's signature foreign-policy achievements. >> we are very confident that our sanctions will be incredibly effective. frankly, i can prove that already. the iranian economy today is already feeling the effects of this. the sanction effect will not occur until monday, but brand new this was coming. this was coming. mark: the foreign and finance ministers of several countries criticized re-imposing sanctions. the impact ofing the american move. united nations secretary-general precipice is on the of what he calls imminent catastrophe as the risk of famine grows. it is the latest sign of frustration over a conflict that pits

campaigners promise is because we have to remember none of these people that campaign for bracket supported roxette none of them have been big say in the government none of them have been negotiating the deal this bracks it deal has been negotiated by people who supported remaining in the european union it's all the people who can't get all the government government leaders who are civil servants have been in charge of negotiating and selling this deal to the public they're all people that didn't believe in bracks that they're not people who made the arguments and supporting bracks that will take back control of law were to take back control of our own trade deal strike our own trade deals and be our own global power. i think the reason why we haven't seen a lot of follow through is on what drug satiric support is because drugs that years have been people who support drugs that have been completely shut out of the negotiation process it's been conducted completely by people that supported remaining in the european union and that's why i don't think we're seeing a bracks it that the majority of peop

british prime minister to resign may has vowed to fight for a draft roxette deal with the e.u. defying now two calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties or to e.u. . the united states has imposed sanctions on seventeen saudi officials for their role in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the move came as saudi arabia's public prosecutor sought the death penalty for five suspects in the murder the shakti was killed last month after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. thousands of protesters in prague have demanded the resignation of czech prime minister andre bobbies he faces charges of illegally tapping a two million euro e.u. subsidy a decade ago this week his son revealed he was deliberately kept in crimea to avoid being questioned in the case. of iraq an iconic swimming pool painting by british legend david hockney has sold for ninety million dollars in new york the winning bid at christie's auction house set a n

british prime minister to resign may has vowed to fight for a draft roxette deal with the e.u. defying now two calls to step down and resignations by two senior cabinet ministers secretary dominic rob and work and pensions secretary esther mcvey quit saying the deal did not go far enough in breaking ties with the e.u. . the united states has imposed sanctions on seventeen saudi officials for their role in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the move came a saudi arabia's public prosecutor sought the death penalty for five suspects in the murder the shakti was killed last month after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. the european court of human rights has ruled that russia's arrest and detention of opposition leader alexina valving between two thousand and twelve and twenty fourteen were politically motivated and breached his human rights record and strasburg ordered russia to pay no money around sixty four thousand euros in damages and costs. thousands of protesters in prague have demanded the resignation of czech prime minister andre bobbish he faces charges of i