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The system? its a seven time increase in asylum cases over 2012. three out of ten of them are children. lets start with yours, the border wall. how does that stop the influx of people that are coming from countries like nicaragua, with abject poverty and crime the? >> well, it doesnt fix the backlog in the system. what it does do, if you go ahead and complete the barriers, like arizona governor, outgoing governor doug ducey try to do, it does stop people from walking across the border. you had p...

Have been running from this issue. and so, that is because there is not a real political will there to see much of anything about it. >> scott, i want to drill down on a couple of things that keep coming up that people offer as solutions. and you mentioned, it which is basically finishing a border wall. and democrats often talk about legal status for dreamers. how do either those solve the 1.6 million asylum applications that are pending right now, that are flooding the system? its a seven time ...

If only the people can put together the plenty in favour of needy people, would do a lot of humanitarian good

Even having to worry about the barriers that are on the border? >> absolutely. you are spot on in terms of how human smugglers are exploiting our own u.s. policies. they are better versed on political asylum than any other many of our immigration laws than our own members of congress. right now -- you simply have to make a claim for political asylum. if you are in essence paroled in the united states to wait for your court hearing. the problem is that the asylum cases are so backed up. they are ...

We are going to make a more robust case to get him in a repertoire of policy recommendations especially for other policy domains. what does that mean? twitters mission originally was to give everyone the power to create and share ideas and information instantly without barriers. but we see now without a doubt that all of that was just a marketing campaign. because barriers were an integral part of their strategy to control and dominate the public square. now imagine if elon musk has never bought...

Enabling mask medication giving people the power to create and share ideas and information instantly without barriers. in early conception, twitter more than lived up to its mission. as time progressed, the company was slowly forced to add those barriers. some of the first tools were controlling speech were designed to combat the likes of spam and financial fraudsters." how this manifest itself? taibbi, through must, rights, this is a bombshell. request connected actors to delete tweets were rou...

President and got mighty closeea but not close enough, have all backed physical structures. and some combination of youlogyt want to add more technologyse to it, but the barriers on the grounems d seems like the only way that youre goingae to be able to treat this problehim. washin its absolutelgty correct to cal this a humanitarian crisis, whether its happening inppenin washington, d.c., chicago, new york , where theyre beingg bused or itits happening on the border, it seems really like a five ...

You mentioned red tape and barriers, because i wanted to ask you, what do you think have been the most profound and perhaps possibly the most unexpected consequences? to he honest, i dont think there was a lot of unexpected consequences. i think the consequences that have happened have been, im afraid, what people who warned against it forecast. you know, i mean, ithink brexiteers, for instance, are now realising that theyre having to queue in long queues going into europe. and thats frustrating...

Molly at my side, we kind of were able to like break down the barriers together, which i thought was great. you think about the impacts of a film like this, but then you see someone like you who literally watched that film growing up, and that impact is so real because now youre playing football and you play professionally, and you are in the wsl — that is really crazy, isnt it? it is crazy. listen, i was so young when that film came out as well. i think the film actually gave me a little bit ...

Right, so it could have been a dark storyline and a dark film to watch. but i think they really portrayed in a light—hearted way, which i thought was great. wasjess a role model for you? yeah, i think she was. i think she kept her head down, she worked hard, she stuck to the process, even when there were barriers in her way with her parents and the issues that come with that, she still knew what she wanted to go out and achieve, and i think thats really, really important for young people to se...