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seeing it throughout the nation. >> abbott has classified border security current legislative session. is he also asking the legislators for another 4.6 billion to fund border security. >> late this afternoon, the biden administration proposing a new rule that would prohibit migrants from applying for asylum in the u.s. if they travel through another country first and don't apply there or if they cross the american border illegally without making an appointment with cbp. bret? >> bret: casey stegall along the border in texas. casey, thank you. a former mexican law enforcement official once in charge of his country's fight against drug traffickers has been convicted of receiving bribes from the sinaloa cartel. federal prosecutors in brooklyn said luna accepted millions of dollars in bribes from the cartel once run by joaquin he el chapo guzman. he provided protection from arrest. safe passage for cocaine
climbed that crane. every valentine's day since the last five years, we try to be sure that people will remember parkland. and also all the other big things from gun violence. that is our job. we protect other kids. which is sad. it feels like it was yesterday. i think there is a bigger mission here that requires us to move on and keep doing our thing. >> i see joaquin, over your last shoulder there. as you're sitting at school bus. you mentioned driving it with your wife, wanting to make it to washington, d.c., by tuesday. the day at the senate nursery. what is the message that you want lawmakers to hear? i know it when they pass that bipartisan gun legislation, the biden administration. you spoke up.
to keep on doing what we do. we both understand that our main role in this life is to -- parenting, parenting the legacy of our kids. i don't see us doing anything else honestly. we overlap actions. we want people to remember this. we refuse that communities just keep on with this norm in quotes. believing this is the best country in the war. we are the most powerful nation in the world. no, we're not. while we keep on seeing our kids being killed. in their schools or anywhere else. and do nothing. we will never be the most powerful nation in the world. >> joaquin, silly remembered every day. we thank you for joining us. we are with you. appreciate it. good luck. >> in our next hour, gonna be joined by parkland shooting survivor david ho to talk more about the progress made in the
i ran ads in iowa saying we should do that back then. what do you make of what these changes, this new ordering of states is going to affect candidates themselves, where the campaign, how the campaign, the issues they address as part of their presidential primary campaign? >> i think, joaquin, it's finally gonna give an opportunity for presidential candidates to focus on talking directly -- rubber gonna see in 2024 which is that voters really have ptsd that they included nevadan one of those days which has a pretty large latino population which actually sent senator cortez masto back to the senate in 2022. so we still have a lot of time and it seems like the republican national committee is gonna make it difficult for the -- the state legislatures in the secretary of state's to move those primary voters up but i
out of here? and i said, well, let's get the doctor. he says no. no, i'm gonna be fine. his leg was shattered. by the gunfire he goes, i can't afford to spend any more time here. i don't have the money. his mom arrived cadney is only son arrived. and they came over to me worried is going to lose his job in the warehouse the next day unless he can go back to work. joaquin talks about ine things being exposed that's exactly what we experienced here today. farm workers of all stripes latino descent asian descent asian gunman mass shootings, and we're only a day 24 of the new year as looking back at these same notes and it starts it is right here.
poured on that by u.s. authorities over the last few days saying that one of the reasons why wagner's head might be so interested in this specific city might be because of the salt and gypsum mines, natural resources that he could have a commercial interest in. but either way, it does up the ante in the battle in this contested region, just at a time when both ukraine and the west is readying itself potentially for russia to mount a new offensive potentially in february or march. it's for that reason that we've heard so much noise and so many commitments from the west over the last few days to give ukraine more lethal military aid it can get to try and push through this particular hot front line, especially bakhmut. the son of drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman may not be sent from mexico at a time u.s. for several weeks. a judge halted the extradition
sandoval says that after guzman's detention, cells from his criminal group staged 19 blockades and armed attacks in different parts of the city including an international airport and air force base. he is the son of joaquin el chapo guzman, the former leader of the sinaloa cartel was convicted of ten counts related to leading a criminal o, drug trafficking and firearms charges. he was sentenced to life in prison and 30 years. el chapo's son leads the criminal group known as the miners, part of the cartel of the pacific which is responsible for violence in four mexican states and the country's northwest region. and according to the u.s. state department, law enforcement investigations indicate ovidio and his brother joaquin guzman lopez function in high level command and control roles of
guzman is going to stay in a mexican prison. >> this is a big family business. >> it is definitely. and it's a very important point. authorities are also after his brother, joaquin "el chapo" jr., guzman. let me read what the state department said about them. he says both brothers, both ovidio and joaquin, i think we have the statement from the state department, it says law enforcement investigations indicate ovidio and his brother joaquin guzman lopez functioned in high-level command, that's the key right there, fred, high-level command and control levels of their drug trafficking organization. they are in charge of what is called the transnational organization. he remains at large at this point even though his brother has been caught. >> so then what will the ripple effect be potentially? i mean, if, you know, one is extradited and then there are still other family members who, you know, authorities are after,
sergeant dorsey, thank you very much. the son of infamous mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman has been detained in mexico, but his extradition is being put on pause because video of guzman's arrest led to a blood bath in mexico that left 29 people dead. the u.s. wants guzman brought to justice for drug trafficking, at one point offering up to $5 million for his arrest, and cnn's rafael romo has details. >> residents of the mexican northern city woke up to what seemed like many a war zone. roads were blocked throughout the city including this one leading to the airport. this is how criminal groups responded after this man, was detained by mexican security forces. his arrest produced clashes between his criminal gang and mexico security forces. mexican defense minister
extradition for drug trafficking. cnn's raphael romo joining me -- i almost said did i pronounce that right? why has mexico halted this extradition? >> it came as no surprise to me, to be honest, the day before mexico's foreign minister had said the government's position was that they wanted to play the judicial process out before making a decision on whether he would be extradited. and as you may remember, his fathers, joaquin "el chapo" guzman who, by the way, escaped from the very same prison he's being held at night in 2015, was caught in 2016 in january. it was not until may until a judge said yes to an extradition to the united states. then, seven months later which means a year after his capture, that's when he was finally extradited to the united states. so if history is any indication, we can expect a similar process. but in mexico, anything really can happen. and we don't know at this point. for the time being, ovidio