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Department of public safety atvs wisconsining away pregnant mothers and newborn children. others finished on foot. sleep deprived covered by bug bites. the flashlights of law enforcement illuminating dangers along their path. night after night they come. its a journey started in areas all over the world. >> 148 different countries border patrol agents have apprehended individuals from. >> in del rio border patrol delivered a state of the border address to surge not only backlogging resources but...

Good morning, alex. >> good morning, dana. now while the border remains closed for non-essential travel, agents just yesterday found a group of 15 people who were stashed away in a rail car finding a much more dangerous way to enter the country. half a mile from where im standing there is a very commonly crossed port of entry that is just a part of the partially-built wall. at least 500 people are crossing into mcallen every single day surrendering to border agents. the cities new mayor says the...

Of the 180,000 encountered at the border, 112,000 were expelled under it. border patrol officials tell me they expected to go away need to late july and when it does it will be a, quote, raking point of resources this as smugglers in the rio grande valley continue to exploit our overwhelmed agents, across the river, or might long bringing 50 to 60 at a time and cartel violence spiraling out of control in the mexican city across the river from macau and where you see those rafting, the numbers re...

Giveaway, he is also surrendering, the 17 year boeing airbus french jetliner manufacturer, huge subsidies from france and biden agreed to suspend terrorists for five years, that the eu was pressing the white house to reach a deal to end the trade tariffs imposed during the trump administration, boeing is screwed here. are they not? >> president biden has been tougher on the american worker than he has been on our european allies. look no further than saying we are going to do away with any of th...

They stress it is not a return to a local lockdown but advice from the government to people to be sensible and cautious. as it was said in the report, the approach of surrendering freedoms in return for additional testing and extra vaccinations, that is a system that could bring down the spread of this delta variant that was first identified in india. they say it has been working in bolton and can work elsewhere. we have seen cases of this variant rising in greater manchester and lancashire. ms ...

Said that the border is closed. i was down on the border a couple of days ago, there was a steady stream of people coming in across and surrendering and eothat was in the human sector. thats everywhere along the border appear they arent doing enough. they arent doing anything d n because they do truly believe that you cant be this incompetent, they have to desire this. they wanted and campaigned for open borders. this is what this looks like. >> dan: you said something on appearance in this netw...

Daily Monitor Wednesday May 12 2021 Government has been slowly taking back control of key sectors of the economy after an attempt to create a private sector led economy has not created sufficient growth. PHOTO/FILE Summary Elements of policy reversal such as creation of an investment agency under Uganda Development Corporation and now the establishment of Uganda Airlines, which is 100 per cent government-owned suggest a shift from hard-core liberalism that government had adopted in the late 90s...

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Tonight, several major stories as we come on the air. the supreme court rejecting president trumps attempt to end daca. in a 5-4 ruling, nearly 650,000 dreamers, young immigrants who were brought here by their parents, will be allowed to remain in the u.s., living and working with legal protections. conservative chief justice john roberts siding with the more liberal justices, arguing the trump administration acted unlawfully to end the program. president trump tonight attacking the court, and w...

Opposite of what they used to call the broken windows theory, isnt it? because there are more and more crimes committed by the homeless population, that essentially are unenforced in most californian cities. so that they are surrendering, ceding control of the streets to this population. >> thats exactly right. one study that came out this year detailed in seattle, washington, homeless individuals make up more than 50% of all police bookings in the city of seattle. despite being less than 1% of ...