she left venice when i because of its economic crisis and will show now that i am very happy because even though we're not allowed to vote, edmondo represents freedom for us the end of a dictatorship because of my buddha is due to be sworn in once again. in less than a week for another 5 year term, the 75 year old former diplomat oral d a. m b o position say he was the real winner of the president of elections in july. the government has failed to make the tiny results, public, or life. and today, i feel geographically and emotionally, closer to fulfilling the mandate that venezuelans gave us and the elections last july for repeal was forced to flee venice. when i in september on friday, the venezuelan government put a 100000 dollar reward for information leading to his capture and displayed in a way the airport signs offering the reward. oh, this visit also comes extensions are running high between argentina and venezuela or with the detention of a member of the argentine security forces who is being held in a prison outside cut out gas lives are on what will happen on january time.

tenemos es bastante baja, hablamos de valores por debajo de los 30 grados, incluso los 20,15% en veniceed y otro de deltas estuvieron a punto de chocar cuando trataban de aterrizar en el aeropuerto de phoenix, en arizona. a sÓlo 875 pies de distancia, uno del otro casi llevan a cabo esta colisiÓn, que se dictÓ gracias a un sistema automÁtico de alarma que avisÓ a los pilotos y les ordenÓ cambiar. ha puesto en evidencia la falta de controladores aÉreos. hay un durÍsimo golpe al tren del agua, esto despuÉs de que nueve presuntos miembros de esta pandilla venezolana fueron acusados formalmente de secuestro, allanamiento y tambiÉn invasiÓn a la morada en la ciudad de aurora, en colorado. tom homan dijo que estos miembro de la pandilla serÁn calidad en el plan de deportaciones masivas. lidia: se espera que un complejo habitacional en colorado donde presuntos nombres del tren de aragua fueron captados fuertemente armados, cierra sus puertas. un juez de la ciudad de aurora otorgÓ una orden de emergencia para cerrar el complejo habitacional por considerarse una amenaza inminente a la seguridad

another great moment of 2024 for me was at the venice film festival, when i met the celebrated directorovar. he had made his first film in the english language, the room next door. even though it deals with a hard topic, he does it with his customary flourishes of colour and humour. being close — in the room next door, so to speak — as a terminally ill person chooses the time of their dying, is the subject of oscar—winning spanish director pedro almodovar�*s latest film. tilda swinton plays martha... grunts in frustration ..a journalist with incurable cancer. and julianne moore is the friend, ingrid, who is asked to accompany her on what martha wants to be her final journey. i'll sleep with my door open, and the day that you find it closed is the day it's already happened. the story confronts the certainty of death, something that in real life, the 75—year—old director says he's wrestling with. i think of death almost every day. i don't really accept it with my mind. it's difficult for me to even... we have examples every day, thousands of examples, i mean, but, no, i have a problem wit

caitriona: you mentioned the air quality was quite bad at that first stop you made in venice beach.to us what it felt like. olivia: it felt like we had just been cooking in the house, and there was just a layer of a bit of smoke in the house. and all the doors are shut, the windows are shut, the air quality is just so bad right now. we have all been encouraging our friends, some who stayed, even if they are not directed by the fire, to just leave l.a. because it is so unhealthy to be breathing that in. caitriona: olivia, we wish you well with what comes ahead, and hopefully you can get back to your apartment as soon as possible and everyone is safe there. olivia victoria, policies-santa monica resident, thanks for joining us. olivia: thank you. caitriona: you can keep up-to-date with all of the latest developments on those fires on our live page. will find all the information you need there on bbc.com/news. so do check that out. former u.s. president jimmy carter was being laid to rest today alongside his wife, rosalynn, in his hometown of planes in georgia. a private funeral servic

hold on or off now to the attorney and city of venice were carnival will soon be underway. people in beautiful bro costumes traditionally glide through the narrow canals to saint park square to parade their attire. and one very particular, mysterious accessory, completes every outfit the job. it's to be from that you caught me to worship benny's and i'm one of the very last last me curse doing traditional masks. here you see the city of canals is also known as the city of mosques. and there are among the most popular souvenirs most are now mass produced abroad. so just that part is the threat to the craft of most making in his workshop to be at the last who makes each of his most by hand applause. the cost provides the basic shape. he lays various materials into it to create the finished mosque. the, the 1st layers, the most important ones, because it will be the most external. so, it is a very soft paper made of woodland fibers. indeed, it's important to catch only 2 details of the mask. so the most precise you are then the most the mosque will have a clear and for size sh

whereas traditionally in venice, math is exactly the opposite. it is to cover your identity to being called can you, to so giving you the freedom to express their yourself. so putting up a mask is showing yourself rather than hide the masks of offenders, have a long history. in the 13th century, people in this wealthy center of commerce began concealing. dusting, says carnival. that way they could remain anonymous and temporarily a fuller social higher keys while they set a brain. power to a mosque is a historical model that covers the entire face. oops, of masculine body was borne by any one men, women reach for merchants, priests and the other one which was used alone. the long time of carnival was the more they saw this one is that these offending mask as you see, it does no strings, no stick. how could they, where it's the secret lies? the behind it was word by biting. does lead to the bottom of the muscles by the dialogue? stores can run from start to yours to several 1000 the volumes, a carnival renters. all of those and movie make is the f

. >> seth: so, was it in venice -- i know there was a viral moment that the projectionist is sort ofval anand it goto the end, and i didn't see it until recently because video of the projectionist, and he's finally feeding the last bit of film into the pjector. and he just kind of wipes his brow and just -- [ laughter ] has his moment of celebration. >> seth: it is nice wh you remember like all of the people in the film industry that play a role up to the very last person whose job it is to just get the reels on to the projection. >> yeah, you have to say it is this tangible thing. it is not digital, it is not just a button. you can see it on the screen. it has an amazing texture. >> seth: was that first time you saw it? were you lucky enough to see it on the big screen? >> that was first time i saw the final cut, yeah. >> seth: it must have been cool to see it with an audience. do you feel like -- i know you have seen films that you have been in, sort of all over the world. do you feel like there's a different reaction when you see a film with an american audience versus when you ar

i mean, this is venice while i everything about been as well as a little bit when they're looking blogs. right. so it's, it's, they know that they called really arrest ready according to my child, because she is so loves domestically and internationally and respected and protected by the americans and the brit snelville is that they think that interesting. how would really be too much of a risk. but there are factions within the regime. some who then, you know, just be done with that and an arrest or what are we dealing with that when they have arrested, you know, the, the uh, son in law and the issue was the guy who, who won the election. so really, really equity and my child was proxy 1st at him yesterday and they also arrested another friend of mine called to some side of mine too. and they were old on him very much the same way that they said the rest of the 15 minutes of my day, according to my child was done today. some unknown people on motorcycles with balaclava rose and no identification said they did not identify as it was on the evacuation or it is as while far as bonaza cont

a very symbolic dress moment uh for venice sweat ends. but at a time in which it's difficult to see a different 1000 across these brought this in different parts of the world, are convinced that the, that that soon the, my brutal governments will have to give up and start a transition they, they might be. and though for the at this on other, these appointments, given the fact that the government there seems the finance, they are insisting that they have won the elections. they have increased the military presence on the streets of cut out gusts. the and other parts of the let me close to, i'm sure, weeks reports of the only morning this gives cover to the slightest patrolling. moving to the contest village in eastern ma'am. uh once the weather tis the skies open to the middle says new strategy. so as a flight and stage shelter there's an explosion nearby. the 2 fighters have been in good, good will see that all the in the past, the dentist strategy was the same soldiers post when they attacked. now they st. john's 1st and then soldiers fo

completely swept away by a hurricane and huge waves the that's prompted, i could say the property to venice to make a change i wasn't, i'm done. there is one guy in a is on what i understand it except that as i was, i'm going to be able. i mean i've got a long but long when it coming up that it hung up the question to be in. yes. got on with that are critical thinking about some of the instead of rebuilding the house is the build that decided to start gardening. after removing the rubble, i guess they read prompted hundreds of thousands of trees. they now form a green barrier prevention via rosen and the coast and they said, oh, you gotta do you have to go to that apartment . i'm upon the color. uh get that a little bit of a really yeah. gotcha. okay. i think a lot of that do you mind if i go back i'm to sit down to have you stuck in the field as to why? yeah. what i'm going to be, i'm bit apartment named and i'm on my my thumb. you are calling go, but i don't, i don't either go pick, i think it started to be so. i mean, i mean, apart from what i do, i definitely don't i guess, bill because

next, making its way towards plains, jimmy carter famously the son of a peanut farmer in georgia, to venicee of the animals on that farm, is also where he got maybe that famous work ethic that he was known for as president. i'm joined here by robert strong, professor emeritus at washington university, we are expecting that motorcade to make its way towards the farm. that area is now a museum where people come and visit and learn about the life ofjimmy carter. a5 about the life ofjimmy carter. as you reflect on today and see those people out there what do you make of the way that this procession has begun and the way that the country will be honouring and remembering a precedent who, this was a long time ago, not everybody was around or remembers the time thatjimmy carter was in office in the late 705. i think he is exceedingly popular. the region where he grew up. but also the he returned to. part of the country he always had respect for. his boyhood home has been turned into a museum. it gets a fair number of visits even notice in a very remote location i'm told that the children who visit

that she expected today, growth is to be historic and no way to show the world that the majority of venice wetlands want it, a democratic transition in the country. and so finally she did show up. we haven't heard her speech yet, will be able to report on that later. but indeed, she was there in these protests pain can act as many neither demonstrations are happening in other countries across the americas and even europe. but where many is venezuelans of slab, the economic and social crisis there. and i had the past decade. meanwhile, a sunroof. so nicholas would do is going to be know you're rated in venezuela tomorrow, but of course, his arrival ended july presidential election day. edmondo gonzalez says that he is the rightful president of venezuela and he's going to organize his parallel swearing in paralleling organization the yes, we don't know yet what that means and how it will happen. what the incentives that said repeatedly is that he was planning to enter venezuela on friday to be now great day. that's the legitimate price, the day and 1000 a get the man that a victor of the tho

. >> we should move on to item 11 for case number 20 2411 011329 for the property at 1474 south venicehis is informational presentation associated with sb 423 project sponsor you have five minutes■$ to. good afternoon commissioners. . i'm the principal of rg architecture in san francisco and thank you for giving me an opportunity to present 1474 south venice some information about the project and a little background. can i see this work? >> okay great. >> so the proposed development at 1474 south venice consists of two buildings that have been owned by the mccarthy family since the 1890s. the parcel is 40ft wide 115ft deep with frontages on south venice and cypress streets covering an area of about 40 600ft2. >> i met anthony ricard to see the projects sponsored in 2021 and have been working with his family to improve the site and add much needed housing ever since. >> at the onset of the there were many challenges with improving this property and and adding residential density namely restrictions to modifications on historic resources and the high cost of construction relative to the

since august following got a crack down on opposition. officials and protesters by the government of venice. when i do it or not, she promised that you will take to the streets the however, in past days we have the, i mean grief and mail it very press. and so on this 3 of the copy the cut back as we spoke to people there who say that their whites are full of web goods happen today. given the fact that besides they read the soldiers and police, they've also a theme as civilians on civilians that who are out on the streets in the fan of the socialist revolution. so a lot of sanction there and we're gonna have to see what happens there were also monitoring what's happening with the de, i'll position i can be a day to people here. believe is the president the elected when the gonzales was been won a tour of different american countries borne noah north and south america and g, as in the dominican republic right now, accompanied by a at least 9 former president of their friend last in american countries were promising, willing to submit myself to justice, to defend myself and to prove who the re

. >> my name is griffin, i'm from venice, florida. i've been supporting trump since around 2021. saw joe biden come into office, realized he kind of screwed things up. understood that trump was a much better president. then we went through his administration and i really started to realize he's the better president. and the bige thing i'm looking forward to is probably the border. lots of crime. drugs. fentanyl. homelessness. in our great cities. i think that if we can close our border and get deportations going we'll have a much cleaner and safer country. >> c-span's voice, delivering democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. >> c-span's "washington journal," our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington, d.c., and across the country. coming up tuesday morning. we'll look at president trump's day one executive orders and policy priorities relating to immigration and border policy with the america first policy institute's chad wolf and carrie talbot of immigration hub. c-span's "washington journal."

. >> i go to venice myself every day and i get out a needle and thread well, first, i have to go -- > in a rickshaw? >> the truth is, first i have to go goat hunting. without a goal, what can i even get done >> check out >> no, it is not made by me, it is made by incredibly talented italian artisans in venice and i would argue it will be the softest shoe you'll ever wear. >> guy, they might make these in your size. >> i would hope. >> you have to kill a few goats. >> at this point, probably have 100 products we're premiering our first big collection at fashion week next month. >> wow >> in milan. and it's just a nice way to do something beautiful. the thing with having -- i moved to italy in 2018 to help make this make some sense living in milan and being accepted into the italian culture in the way that i have been has been the greatest privilege of my life >> right >> and so, to be able to bring some of my new york to the italian way of being, sometimes, you know, it gets -- >> it's a lot. >> might get a little hot. but more good than bad and to bring their beauty together with some

remains what she just an artist who wanted to make films or true fascist, believe the we've come to the venice film festival. this is we're trying for the will and olympia 1st premier back when mussolini is still in charge. both one gold metals. we're here to meet the 1st german still makers who got access to any recent shelves, personal archive. andras file and sandra much better spent the last 3 years coming through the recent stall state of the 700 boxes of photos, outtakes letters and recorded phone calls given to the pressure and cultural heritage foundation after her death. the much better go is one of jeremy's top television journalists and news anchors. she interviewed, we finished all back in 2002. but she didn't get the answers. she was looking for. i wanted to know how much she was politically and treat with the nazi party and the id on a tea and she denied all of it. and i, i could feel that this was not true, but i wasn't able to go behind the facade. so this is one of mine with the patients to go deep into the estate because i hope to find ons was there. she teamed up with file a

empty my children into america into the united states when and many of them did it, if you look at veniceing that in colorado and los angeles and other places stop. our north correspondent merlyn thomas, was watching that interview as it went to air. she said it was another example of mr trump's overriding theme of immigration. for example, even today, the pentagon has announced that they are deploying over 1500 troops to the southern border with mexico now, they have said that this is in order to secure the border and get for logistical control and just to be clear, these are military troops on active duty. and what they've said is that this troop will be going out there on the border to help out with more of the logistical work so they won't be doing any of the actual apprehension, they will be doing more of the building of those border wall, the ones that the law we've seen photos and videos of. as well as putting in some data entries, basically freeing up the border patrol officers to go on and apprehend undocumented migrants as is what president donald trump has promised to do for so

she left venice when i because of its economic crisis and will show now that i am very happy because even though we're not allowed to vote, edmondo represents freedom for us the end of a dictatorship because of my buddha is due to be sworn in once again. in less than a week for another 5 year term, the 75 year old former diplomat or o d a m b o position say he was the real winner of the president of elections in july. the government has failed to make the tiny results, public, or life in. today, i feel geographically and emotionally, closer to fulfilling the mandate that venezuelans gave us and the elections last july for repeal was forced to leave in his way. 9 september on friday, the venezuelan government put a $100000.00 reward for information leading to his capture and displayed in that way the airport signs offering the reward. oh, the visit also comes extensions are running high between argentina and venezuela or the detention of a member of the argentine security forces who is being held in a prison outside got out gas lives are on what will happen on january time. so me now

good advice returned to venice e. this is the most traditional, most mission shrouded city in all of india. the, it's also a surprising city full of contradictions and synchronous city. around 1200000 people live here. most indeed was trying to make a pilgrimage here once in a lifetime, induced to leave that bathing step like riverbank fortifications. the gods is especially desirable as being in the holy river ganges is believe to purify, one from sin each evening. hundreds gather along the ganges, the leaders and tourists for the gun. the other t. a sacred ritual of light and sacrifice induce, often come here to spend the last days of their lives. according to him, do mythology dine and being cremated in that honestly is a way out of the constant cycle of death and rebirth. from here to model driven itself, his precious fabrics to customers all over india had been fixed by make up for 20 years. and i've been, i've been blessed to work, but some of the great us names in design coming from japan, coming from continenta

that this is the last payment for key to from the funds allocated by congress in 2024 from now on venice. key must negotiate any new subsidies or assistance within you wide half administration. now, all along the campaign trail trump have made a promise to and that you create in conflict in 24 hours. now, as the president select these, closing the idea to freeze the conflicts at the moment, it's all talk. but when he thinks office of january 20th, she'll have to find the articulation plan. keep in mind rushes conditions. the principal is uh, no non block state the so feel free and we would be ready to do the part of the group of countries who would provide collective security together into so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me. the 3 bases, no mean to 30 me, the 3 exercises on the brand new, so it will be split the separation of $4.00 and $4.00 in troops. and people here in gun boss and all across russia whole, that's 2025 will finally bring them victory. and peace, vermont. call for of archie. the next group of like, the emotions run high, the latest un security council sessi

it's presidents, cold venice, white, an opposition lead to it mando gonzalez, the rightful win of july is election. now those results on disputed by the incumbent. president nicholas madura was getting ready to be sworn in on friday. john home and reports from mexico city. that when was marked by accusations a fluid, the united states government, several european governments, even at the us base costs a center which the nicholas, my daughter says at the administration. and actually invited as an observer, who set that nicholas my to actually didn't win those elections. edmondo gonzalez won them off to that mr. gonzales had to go into exile. he was quite while in spite, but now he's on the tool of the americas as his date, if that squaring it comes close. so he's been in argentina york, why? he was in the united states on monday meeting with president joe biden in the white house. i mean, well, another opposition leader has also been saying that she's going to be coming out of hiding. she said, minutes be with the wall street journal at to take part in protests against the swearing and

the leg that and the website is a little bit on the decision of western trip to not to try to enter venice or die right now. so the situation right now is very uncertain. it is not clear what the path is for the opposition, nor for the international community on the one question or the one fact that remains is that the fact of the fight for democracy in human rights does not have an expiration date. i believe the, the expectations for january time considering all of the elements of the refreshing and the closure of the air stays in minnesota was not that, and the ones that is little bit was going to be able to, to be sworn today into office. nonetheless, there continues to be a population that continues to find for the mockers in minnesota that continues to live through the dire conditions of the complex human adhere, an emergency and refreshing. so i believe that there are still a lot to, to be seen regarding business. i know you mentioned the international community that i mean china, russia around india, there are countries internationally who support with you are on the there are, howe

at the gas and shop on south venice and 17th street in the mission.amedics tried to save the victim's life, but he died at the scene. sfpd says homicide officers found the suspect's vehicle soon after and arrested 29 year old jose rivera flores. he is now in jail on homicide charges. members of south bay's unhoused community on edge tonight ahead of expected sweeps. the city of san jose posted this notice warning of a crackdown on illegal encampments near story road. those sweeps could happen any time between now through january 13th. more than 50 people are estimated to live in that area, and a lot of them say they just have no idea where they're going to go next, or how they're even going to move their belongings. it's traumatic. honestly, like like i've lost so much stuff in this past year. it's ridiculous. you know, like, every time they come, like, you got like ten minutes to get all your stuff together. so even if you have it packed up and ready to go, like on your carts or whatever, if you don't get it out of there in time, they're going to tak

ship hitting public up to 5 months in the hiding of a sound run patty ripples as she has promised venice. when is opposition leader my the equity, no much had appeared in public for the 1st time in months on thursday, the sighing threats and immunizations by the government. if we could have somebody do it a, she joined protesters and cut out cuz even less beach attempts to stop my daughter's 30 negotiation on friday, whatever they will do on friday, it will be the end of the regime if they commit this crime against the constitution but as she left her aid said she was attacked by security forces in briefly arrested is video shows machado leaving the demonstration in a black jacket and helmet, escorted by security guard and a motorcycle. and the code, excuse me. later reports said much as it was forced to record the deals before being released. her possible detention sparked swift international condemnation. but out of pro government rally, interior minister deals that will come pay you denied her race accusing the opposition of spreading fake news. they tried to cover up the disaster of

collections of the museum of modern art and the smithsonian american art museum, and he was featured at the venicehe so-called olympics of the art world. also in that exhibit, the late judith scott, one of creative growth's first commercially successful artists. that made a nice kind of little form. born with downs syndrome, she was also deaf and never learned to speak or sign. >> should i look? >> reporter: scott's signature style was wrapping objects in yarn and scraps of fabric to create colorful organic sculptures that now sell for tens of thousands of dollars. proceeds from sales are now one of the major sources of creative growth's funding. and that percentage is significant? >> yes. we have art sales that surpass a million dollars annually. >> reporter: wow. that money from art sales is split 50-50 between the artists and creative growth, just as they might be between other professional artists and their galleries. how long did it take you to paint all of this? >> it takes about five months. >> reporter: this mural by william scott was on display at a recent exhibit at sf moma, the san fran

when my film came out, i was interviewed by lots ofjournalists at venice film festival, and they wouldy'd say, "yeah, we're really worried about what's happening "in our country — we're not allowed to be on social media." you're not allowed to have a personal opinion any more. you have to sign a contract when you work for organisations to never have a personal opinion. so, for you, what next then? i've got lots of projects that i'm working on, but honestly, it was one of those things where it made me really think about the business and think, "do i want to make films?" you know, why should i carry on working in an organisation or an industry that doesn't support you when things like this happen, when you have worked with them and they know you personally over decades? it's been an interesting time, so i will keep doing my thing. i'm quite happy to not have a boss, not have anyone like harvey weinstein, not have any organisation who tells me what i can do, can't do, what films i should make or shouldn't make. and that's the interesting thing for lots of artists — you've got to be in con

first looking at venice to larkin. this is in front of the maritime museum and ghirardelli square.side. you'll notice a wiggle in the bike path. here. the bikeway would be routed off street onto the national park service pathways to avoid the muni 19 polk bus stop and layover. we are working with the national park service to convert the paths on national park service property to shared use paths for cyclists and pedestrians, so that they would not have to dismount as they currently do. the project team worked closely with the transit team to consider alternate locations for the muni 19 polk, but it was determined that keeping the stop and layover location would be the least disruptive to the transit services and operations. we believe it will work well because the headways are long and it is a relatively low volume street. tourists are already meandering through the park paths here, and we anticipate that they will continue to do so. we aim to just clarify where to expect some mixing between bicyclists and pedestrians, and encourage bicyclists to use the new bike paths instead of t

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how so coming up, the 1st group of palestinian prisoners held venice for any trials in the occupied with bank are bound to be released in exchange for the captives displaced palestinians of returning home through the rumble. but i'm sure what they will find . and humanitarian aids truck, santa guns are, is part of the deals providing relief to 1900000 palestinians on the brink of stuff . i should the welcome to al special coverage of the ceasefire and gaza now and it's 10 south. the 3 captives released as part of the deal between as well and to miles have arrived back home in his room. jerome stein, bracket, romeo, golden, and emily demari have been transported by helicopter to hospital in tennessee with us being assessed by medical stuff. the women to whoever united within mothers, earlier after being handed over to the red cross in kansas city, a total of $33.00 out of about $95.00 captives, a jew to be released in the initial phase of the cx. 5 deal. so meanwhile desperately needed deliveries of items started to go into gaza. the trucks are coming through the roof of border crossing,

. >> friendship venice, florida. i've been supporting trump since around 20 1. saw joe biden come into office, realized he kind of screwed things up. understood that trump was a much better president. then we went through his administration and i really started to realize he's a better president. the biggest thing i'm looking at is the border. lots of drugs, crimes, penalty normal in our big stills. if we can get that cleaned up and get our deportations going, we'll have a much cleaner and safer country. >> c-span's voices. be part of the conversation >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 50th vice president of the united states of america, vice president j.d. vance accompanied by the second lady, mrs. vance. [♪ u.s. army band pl] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "jd!"] [cheers and applause] >> let's go, jd! [♪ u.s. army band plays ♪] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 47th president of the united states of america, donald trump, accompanied by melania trump. [cheers and applause] [♪ u.s. army band plays ♪] ♪ [♪ u.s. army band plays ♪

president of the united states you're doing everything possible terrorists are coming across the board at veniceare coming across the border. criminals, rapists, murderers. the support for the police is weak. federal law enforcement is distracted with the preposterous priorities and so forth. what kind of mentality is this? even instinctively he run for president of the united states to become commander-in-chief free o.all of these responsibils you accept hippy it is a mind virus that causes them to put ideology ahead of actual common sense and tried and true principles you think about it there's a lot of opportunities to right the ship. i know it you'll see on january 20 president trump issue a series of executive orders. he'll be really strong on the border. i think you have an opportunity at these universities. go back 20 years how many foreign students were coming in 20 years ago? a lot less. they have had a big explosion including from countries that hate the united states of america. nobody has a right to come here. if you come here making common cause with hamas they simply revoke the vis