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Responsible for a majority of the fentanyl ending up in the united states, killing at least close to 200 people a day. polo sandoval, cnn. new york. and we want to introduce you to a new program that will make you see immigration issues and a whole new light. cnns nick paton walsh travels with a group of migrants trying to reach the united states and as they meet the arduous trek on foot through the darien gap from colombia, panama, take a look. at dawn. the first thing that strikes you is how f...

Wholesome needs to make a better life for their family. the cartel seize upon that often sell them a rosy, inaccurate picture of how easy or fast this trek will be helped them on their way. initially take a lot of money off them at every opportunity they possibly can, like, four or $5. gatorade up a mountain. yeah, it takes a lot of effort to get it out there, but thats a lot of money for a lot of these migrants. and then in panama. its onwards and off you go, fareed! thanks nick. the whole stor...

Migrants could make that dangerous trek to the united states once title 42 ends next month title 42 is part of the federal covid emergency that overrode asylum laws and let the us deport migrants to avoid a public health risk. a larger surge of migrants could overwhelm border towns and facilities, and cnns rosa flores is live in el paso for us to explain whats happening there now and whats being done to prepare for what might be a new surge. big surge of migrants? what can you tell us? rosa well...

Business. these cartels are big and sophisticated. and you are, but you did this with the permission of a cartel embedded as it were. why did the cartel let you do it? we dont know the full answer. my guess is possibly that this is something they perhaps wanted to parade that they wanted people to see. that this journey could be done that to some degree the colombian side of it with the cartels function was quite organized and fair to say it certainly was the reporters taking people up towards t...

A 1-year-old Australian shepherd took an epic trek across 241 kilometres of ice.

People to undertake these extraordinary risks, but you see something kind of beautiful too. on this trek. yes its a cynical operation of voluntary trafficking operation run by a cartel milking people for their cash as they move, but when they meet strangers in peril. they seem to be bound by some sort of glue of the old deal that theyre going through, and they help each other, often just carrying six children for days to be sure that nobody is left behind. thats something quite wonderful to watc...

On sunday night. tell us more about what you saw. it took you five days as your reported, but on average. is that what it takes any or all of the migrants in order to get through this 66 mile path? about four or five days. on average. i think its fair to say we were slightly delayed by the fact we had to stop and film things along the way, but the most, i think compelling part of this is the volume of people doing it. it is not a small enterprise. in fact , we left in that camp. you saw there wi...

Taking her disabled child on this walk simply to get closer to medicine, she said. so children certainly at risk record numbers making this now and thats just another sign. families who think that whats ahead of them in this dangerous trek is so much better than whats behind them, jim all right, nick, this looks amazing . its appointment tv. nick paton walsh will all be watching. thank you very much. we appreciate it. dont miss next, reports the trek a migrant trail to america. its the first ins...

Priority of the mission available on board. we dont have a lot of power on the power of a microwave oven. to power, the instrument and the spacecraft. we are far from the earth, so we have a limited amount of data that we can get back on earth, so we need to take that all into account to do the best science planning and it will take four or five years. well listen to well have to leave it there, but we wish you the best as you look forward to that launch later today. certainly the world will be ...

Its slower means theyre at greater risk means the children are more exposed, potentially to exhaustion. mhm. have less a lack of food, dehydration. so this is a growing problem, and its one that a cartel on the colombian panamanian border clearly making a lot of money off. they control the colombian side of the route. and when you cross into panama there, you have very much on your own erica bianna. yeah you mentioned the children that nick is the most difficult part to watch here and to see the...