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and those two people who cross, they are arrested by the texas department of public safety. >> listen, i saw for myself, i saw the magnitude of work. and i have to imagine you're spending tens and tens of millions of dollars. pendinknow, i saw you build alle barriers. you put containers out there. you put trucksr barriers out th, and every step of the way, you have been stifled and stymied and stopped by the federal government. st that they'rekd doing this? because if i went down to your border, governor, i'm pretty confident o your t if i picked upde people at that border and i and r orr cityem to anothe state in this countrye that probabliny i wouldn't the get out of the state of texas without being arrested for human traffickinsg. >> well, listen, the biden administration is trying to usel every tool they can to allow these open border so they can redesign the united states of america. soy cas is having none of it.hy and that's why we've done things that no other state hase ever done in the history of america. that's also why we our actione c
people who died along the way migrants like raphael from venezuela, who wants to go only by his first name for fear, it could impact his case. >> do you think migrants are going to go back to their country? the un aaron, would that migrainous saying in essence is that he believes that biden's border policies going to work, that migrant since are going to return back to their home countries. but i can tell you from the years that i've spent covering the border and talking to migrants, i usually hear that they've been persecuted, that they've lost everything, and that's why they've come to the united states. >> that their country is in shambles. take venezuela. so it's very difficult to believe that that would be the case, but, you know what history will tell us, aaron and in what i can tell you back based on my experience, is that usually when law enforcement is enhanced on the border, migrants use riskier measures to cross, which usually means more deaths rosa thank you very
on the jury. i also think that prosecutors, of course, are playing the clips that they want to play about when he was using and how he was getting dressed and so on. defense would probably be allowed to put an excerpts two complete that story that are more favorable to a hunter biden about how he was suffering and so on. that will resonate even further with those jurors. hunter biden's what a hunter biden's ex-wife going to be taking the standard being brought to what is cross-examination look like and how delicate is that when it when it comes to the difference, yeah, that's a big strategy piece for the defense, right? >> and it depends what kind of witnesses she of course, they'll know a lot about her from hunter biden himself, so it could go either way if she i don't know what the relationship is like now, if she is adverse to him, if she's aggressively against him in the direct than they may be aggressive so with her on cross or they may treat her with kid gloves. i think it really depends on how the directives, the defense approach. >> you are getting added they're going to they're going to be a little says they're going to disprove the key contention that he knowing that
days he was using it even if not today in particular. >> so now you're that offense. >> how much of a challenge is a challenge is it for defense lawyers to do cross on witnesses like this? how careful do you need to be? >> well, you have to drive home. the point that very simply at its core you can't say on that day or the day before whenever it may be at last time, he that he was using drugs or how much he was using drugs, they can say he had a habit and he was doing this often and he was on calls and he has these audio recordings and books so they can all corroborate that it was a drug user but to the point of low-low famine, aa, am i always an addict even if i haven't used in ten years, if i'm not using at that moment. so all this just fortifies the prosecution and it's a heavy lift for the defense, but that's how they're going to poke. >> we just got through a trial where the defense every time they cross it or not every time, but when they cross examine some key witnesses, they were tough. i mean, they were hard on these witnesses. >> can you be tough like that? do you want to me this is going to be much more different. i
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>> there's some new video that shows authorities returning migrants to mexico after arriving at a port of entry. three and hidalgo, texas, the president's policy went into effect at midnight. it shuts off access to asylum for migrants who cross the us-mexico border illegally. once-daily crossings reach a certain threshold. cnn's rosa flores is live in that border city and talk to us about what you're seeing there. >> yeah. let me set the scene for you. what do you see behind me is the international bridge between the value of texas and reynosa. it's important to note that this executive the border does not stop trade. commerce. you can see vehicles crossing into mexico. the impact of this executive order is happening queen ports of entry when migrants cross illegally into the united states. now under this executive order, if a migrant does not express fear that migrant can be very swiftly returned to mexico or to their home country. now we have video of this because we witnessed this earlier today. i want you
seen much of the king out and about because he has been treated for cancer, but it was hugely important to him to be here today, it is a cause close to his heart, he is a patron of the normandy dressed, and then he will travel to normandy, is a first overseas visit since his cancer diagnosis was announced, but he will be in normandy tomorrow to mark the official start of the anniversary of the invasion and he will be carrying out various events. it was hugely important for him to be able to commemorate those achievements and those sacrifices. thank you very much indeed. charlotte gallagher, our correspondent marking those d—day landings in portsmouth. let�*s cross life now to the normandy coast and speak to our correspondentjohn maguire, who is there, and talk us through what is happening there this morning. well, a special ceremony has just