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It isa it is a pretty basic plan. remove them from under a bridge where they have set up a sort of makeshift centre, makeshift camp. and send them to processing centres, detention centres along the border. we hear that at least 2000 have already been moved in that way but ultimately the aim will be to get them on planes and back to haiti. i think we know that the driving force when it comes to the biden administration with its relationship with mexico, for example, is immigration. these images, ...

They still have the capacity to hit targets from the air. the us relies increasingly on drones. across the road, the neighbours are still traumatised by what they heard and saw. �* ,, �* traumatised by what they heard and saw. ~ ,, ~ ,, and saw. translation: she said there was an _ and saw. translation: she said there was an explosion. - and saw. translation: she said there was an explosion. i - there was an explosion. i picked up brain and human flesh from the ground.— from the ground. am...

By what they heard and saw. parisa said, "there was an explosion, i picked up brain and human flesh from the ground." americas latest deadly blunder shows how dangerous its drone strategy can be for civilians. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kabul. now to the us, where the department of homeland security has moved around 2,000 people from a camp in a border town in texas to other immigration detention and processing centres. in the past two days up to 12,000 mainly haitian migrants have arrived at the b...

This is unprecedented. this is beyond surreal. this is affecting everybody in this community. our correspondent will grant explains what the united states plan is for these migrants. i think its a pretty basic plan. it will be first and foremost remove them from under a bridge, where they have set “p a bridge, where they have set up a sort of makeshift centre, a makeshift camp, and send them to processing centres, detention centres, along the border. we hear that at least 2000 have already bee...

Government in pakistan, does it? you know how it — government in pakistan, does it? ym. know how it works, if you really want something done, you need to pick up the phone and get it done. if you are the foreign secretary of the united kingdom and you are facing a crisis of these proportions, it is utterly shocking that you didnt speak to your counterpart in the most important neighbouring country. and also of course we have been cutting aid to pakistan since the conservative government decide...

Would have wanted it. jessica parker, bbc news. earlier, i asked jessica about how the government is planning to get those left behind in afghanistan out. we dont know exactly how many people are left in afghanistan. for example, afghans who worked with the british authorities over the last two decades, the government estimates have put those on the high hundreds. somewhere between 800 and 1,100. the labour party saying they think we figure as high higher. in terms of how they get out, the airpo...

To prevent afghanistan from again becoming an incubator for global terror. in a literally heroic effort, 15,000 people, the majority of them afghan citizens, have been airlifted from kabul. but hundreds more who are eligible for relocation to the uk are still in the country, and the taliban havent yet guaranteed safe passage. some of borisjohnson�*s own mps have expressed anger and shame. this former british army officer told me refugee camps and processing centres need to be set up urgently. ...

Also going to raise this issue of safe passage at the united nations. but even if the taliban are true to their word, but even if the taliban are true to theirword, once but even if the taliban are true to their word, once people cross the borders, it looks as though new processing centres still have not been set up, so it also looks as though political and practical problems are going to be persisting long after the last british troops have come home. iain watson, thank you very much. meanwhile...

Seem to have done any of those basic things about setting up processes within government, putting resources, talking to regional partners, to make sure that we can set up processing centres on the other side of the border, all those basic conversations just dont seem to have happen yet. thats a really, really shameful thing for this government after the chaos of recent days to not even be on the front foot about dealing with those who have been left behind, those who helped us and supported us w...

Told me that refugee camps and processing centres need to be set up urgently. im not aware of any of these camps, of any of these processes, of any of the grander strategy that is actually required. and again, it goes back to the bigger decision to withdraw when all of these things were not thought through. its been catastrophic, whats happened in afghanistan, all the more reason why the united nations need to lean into this, and i really do seek britain, as a permanent member of the un security...