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Without permission should not be able, easily, to apply for asylum in the u.s.. even though thats the roy laws required. that decades old progress no longer works trump and his team insisted, president biden also announced to an endorsement of his predecessors position. how so? >> well, this is a limit on asylum for those who crossed the border without or authorization. if you see a democratic administration do this, you know, ultimately, if youre fashioning it the way the trump administration d...

Need to focus our resources, focus our generosity and compassion on the worlds truly most vulnerable people, thats what i want to do. i think thats what the vast of the country wants to do, and thats not possible at the moment because we are overwhelmed by people breaking the laws, and thats not right, and that will change. next, sky news. thank you, prime minister. five years— thank you, prime minister. five years ago. — thank you, prime minister. five years ago, the venn home secretary, sa...

Unfortunately, although the israelis are very effective in intelligence gathering, it is almost impossible to prevent these kinds of attacks, particularly because israelis and palestinians are so close together. >> jonathan: on the biden administration, i just want to read a letter from senator welch which was sent to president biden which said in part today, we have a choice extent by passively as a withered two state approach recedes into oblivion or do our best to re-energize it with more ass...

Tomorrow is shaping up to be quite the day. some are excited, others are nervous. the democratic unionists are quiet. this isnt the end of the story. that report by political editor chris mason. our europe editor, katya adler, has more from brussels. the president of the european commission says shes off to the uk tomorrow. she is somebody who manages her image extremely carefully. so its unlikely that shed head off unless she thought that a deal was really nearly there. that said, the mood here...

Results that his predecessors could not. not everyone in his own party is convinced, there are a lot of brexit supporting mps i have been chatting to over the weekend who are waiting to really scrutinise whatever is published today to see if it meets the criteria that they were demanding. then there is the dup, the unionist party in northern ireland. so far they are not signed up, dont think you will see them signing up today, they will want to have a proper look at it today. if they dont come o...

Image extremely carefully, so its unlikely that shed head off unless she thought that a deal was really nearly there. that said, the mood here is cautiously optimistic. the eu has been brexit—burnt before, so it knows that for a uk prime minister, negotiating with the eu is only part of the journey. he or she then needs to sell that deal back home and especially sometimes in the last moments and hours, that can get extremely tricky. that said, prime minister sunak is viewed here differently to...

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Credit to rishi sunak if he does that. tomorrow is shaping up to be quite the day. some are excited, others are nervous. the democratic unionists are quiet. this isnt the end of the story. that of the story. report by chris mason. our europe editor, katya adler has more from brussels on ursula von der leyen�*s trip on monday. she is somebody who manages extremely carefully. its unlikely that should head off unless she thought that a deal was really nearly there. that said, the mood here tonigh...

Turn to the details, let us remind ourselves why this matters. it matters because at the heart of the belfast good friday agreement and the reason it has endured for a quarter of a century is equal respect for the aspirations and identities of all communities and all its three strands. but the northern ireland protocol has undermined that balance. how can we say the particle protects the belfast good friday agreement when it has caused the institutions of that agreement to collapse? so in—line...

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