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Authorities in turkey have said they will wind down their efforts to find and rescue survivors of the earthquake from tonight. it comes nearly two weeks after the quake struck turkey and syria, killing at least 16,000 people, with many yet to be accounted for, and destroying more than 350,000 homes. coach passengers returning to the uk from france have endured queues of more than six hours at border checkpoints in calais. many of the coaches were carrying school children and teachers coming home from half—term trips. border force staff in calais, dunkirk and dover are currently staging a fou...

Every neighborhood. >> bill: you know this as well as anybody. they are asking border patrol agents from texas to go work in arizona because they don't have the staffing. why would you close down these inland border checkpoints? >> i can't think of a good argument that supports why these border checkpoints are being closed when we know how vital they are to interdicting and stopping the flow of fentanyl coming into the country. once they make it past that checkpoint, they will make it into the city. the cartels know the more individuals that are crossing the border, that will draw customs pers...

Interview tonight on special report and throughout the day tomorrow. dana. >> dana: trey, thank you, stay safe. >> bill: big news from there. to the southern border. vital inland border checkpoints in arizona have sat empty for months. that helps to allow cartels and deadly drugs to pour into the country. these points of entry oftentimes the last line of defense before criminal activity bleeds into the country. former d.e.a. special agent michael brown is with me. good morning to you. it is our understanding they have been closed for months. many are now reopened although the staffing may not ...

The General Inspectorate (IGPF) of the Border Police informs that on Sunday, 66,862 people entered Romania through the border checkpoints,...

On January 1 Croatia became a full member of the European Union, removing dozens of border checkpoints and switching its currency to the euro