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There arent any quick fixes to the situation the british government has now committed itself to investing in you in strengthening the police presence everyone that is the problem has simply become too large to ignore. the next trip takes us to the border between mexico and the u.s. where on fics land hundreds have taken it upon themselves to take border patrol to militia groups seeks to prevent people without documents from entering the u.s. and isnt shy about flashing its assault rifles. militi...

There is a u.s. military presence in iraq and iran has considerable influence geminis ability to mediate is limited. thats why your rock is taking over a counterbalancing role here in the region and tries to deescalate scituate. on its own initiative using dialogue and talks we support that. the german military is supporting iraq in the fight against the so-called islamic state and plays an active role in training the police hike a mosque is greeted warmly by the countrys prime minister and pres...

Supporting iraq in the fight against the so-called islamic state and plays an active role in training the police macias greeted warmly by the countrys prime minister and president no ones expecting quick fixes neither in baghdad nor bended . they were trying to be a political germany doesnt play any role or tall in iraqi politics or the federal government has tried to change that with this training mission for the iraqi military however the mission is mainly symbolic things right and. also find ...

Fed potentially. long-term fix or temporary? >> it looks like temporary fixes. if the fed were to cut interest rates, there is no guarantee that would stop the effect that we are seeing from the trade war. the u.s. economy is already slowing down. so the fed could cut rates, but it may be too late. >> okay, sibile, thank you very much. >> thanks, alex. a strategy as stores are fighting for your money. walmart taking on amazon. preparing to offer grocery deliveries right to your fridge. gadi sc...

>> they hear about it and you start seeing more people coming. >> all right. >> thats the other reason why youre also -- so probably two months ago 90% -- so my -- the border is broken up into sectors. and so the sectors that i represented, 90% of the people who are coming from the northern triangle, el salvador, guatemala, honduras. and now youre seeing people coming from the congo and cuba. theyre hearing whats happening. thats why weve got to fix the asylum laws. >> all the sudden this number...

The i.g. also found the food handling situation so bad at the new jersey detention center that the kitchen manager was replaced during the inspection. they saw open packages of raw chicken leaking blood, slimily foul smelling lunch meat, and moldy bread. but the problems could get worse given the record numbers of migrants now in government custody. i.c.e.s new acting director, mark morgan, said monday there are currently around 52,000 single adults in i.c.e. custody. thats an all-time high and ...

All-time high that exceeds funding levels. it is expected to grow as more migrants cross the border. last month more than 144,000 migrants were encountered or apprehended at the southern border, the highest monthly total in 13 years. its important to note that the violations were found over a seven-month period in 2018. i.c.e. has reported many fixes to the inspector-general. the i.g. is insisting on more documentation confirming that follow up inspections and other corrective actions have been ...

Months ago 90% -- so my -- the border is broken up into sectors. and so the sectors that i represented, 90% of the people who are coming from the northern triangle, el salvador, guatemala, honduras. what youre starting to see now, youre starting to see people from the congo, starting to see people from cuba, because theyre all hearing whats happening and theyre coming here. thats why weve got to fix the asylum laws. >> i think that has helped to explain this. all of the sudden this number of peo...

These violations were found over a seven-month period late last year. and i.c.e. in the meantime has reported many fixes to the inspector general, but the i.g. is still insists on more documentation confirming follow-up inspections and other corrective actions have been m comple completed. with some of these facilities becoming overwhelmed, theres also concern a lot of these issues could flare up again as well. >> in terms of the volume of people they have. important reporting. thank you so much...

Are hearing from their constituents. this is actually going to affect bottom line job growth. this could hurt the president on something that hes doing so well with, and thats the economy. >> and hurt the american people, hurt the u.s. economy, hurt the mexican economy. some people might say, well, we dont necessarily care if the mexican economy suffers. but if thats the case, what do you think will happen in terms of people trying to come here from north of the border. >> dana: you want your ne...