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Released yet. I think there are a couple of things going on here. One, mexico is like the United States, worried that more car van caravance and a large number of people camped out in tijuana get to the United States it will encourage more Central Americans to arrive this way. The Mexican Government was disturbed at the site of the first caravan and forcing its way across the border and past Mexican Federal Police Last Month and then on top of that, you know, i think the new incoming government ...

Everybody else. I will say i want you to have a great thanksgiving. You are whats the time difference . What is your time lag over there . How many hours between, let say, east coast . Right now, sir, its 1800 in the evening. Big. Thats a pretty big time difference. Youve celebrated. Listen, you take care of yourself and say hello to the colonel and everybody and youre special people. Very, very special people. Were very proud of you. Give my regards to kuwait and everybody but a lot of progress...

The government of Israel has extended the amnesty deadline for caregivers with expiring work licenses to 31 July 2024.This came after the country’s Humanitarian

Israel wants to fill a labour shortage with workers from India, but labour unions in the country say they are uncomfortable with being complicit in genocide

Indiana is sending National Guard members to the southern border to help with a request from Texas, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb (R) announced Friday. “I am sending 50 #Hoosier Guardsmen to the southern border to support the Texas National Guard on their security mission,” Holcomb posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. “These soldiers will…

A number of top Trump-era border officials are taking aim at a bipartisan Senate bill they say will be a "disaster" for border security.

At a recruitment drive in Varanasi where hundreds of workers showed up, some said they were hoping to earn money.

The convoy is making its way toward Texas, where a standoff continues between the state and federal governments over border authority and security.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday dug into the Biden administration’s southern border policy, arguing there “doesn’t seem to be any interest” from the White House in curbing illegal migrant crossings. Kennedy, during an interview with Fox News Channel’s “Fox and Friends,” recalled his experience traveling to the border and claimed he…

Rep. Roger Williams (R-Texas) said Tuesday he welcomes a convoy of protesters to the U.S.-Mexico border this week and supports their efforts to pressure the Biden administration to pass border security measures. The protest group, called “Take Our Border Back,” began its multi-day drive across the U.S. on Monday in Virginia heading toward Florida, with…