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at the same time, some big us firms have relocated from asia to mexico too. while nearshoring has provided the mexican economy with a major boost during the global economic downturn, many are asking if the boom can last. our mexico correspondent, will grant, reports from the northern city of monterrey made in mexico but owned by china. this furniture company is part of the buzzword in mexican business. nearshoring. this is one of scores of chinese companies relocating to industrial parks in northern mexico to bring production closer to the us market. as well as saving on shipping the final product is considered 100% mexican and they avoid tariffs and sanctions imposed on china with the worsening trade war in the us. the general manager says the move to mexico makes economic and logistical sense. they already employ
success— need deterrence and we have seen the success of— need deterrence and we have seen the success of deterrence whether in australia — success of deterrence whether in australia with their programme but also here _ australia with their programme but also here and how we dealt with illegal— also here and how we dealt with illegal migrants from albania. they account _ illegal migrants from albania. they account for a third of illegal migrants coming in both before i got thisiob _ migrants coming in both before i got thisiob and — migrants coming in both before i got thisjob and we migrants coming in both before i got this job and we returned thousands of illegal— this job and we returned thousands of illegal migrants back to albania last year— of illegal migrants back to albania last year and that's one of the numbers— last year and that's one of the numbers coming from albania declined by 90%~ _ numbers coming from albania declined by 90%. that shows you that deterrence work. when people know that if— deterrence work. when people know that if they— deterrence work. when people know that if they come here illegally they will not be able to stay and they will not be able to stay and they then — they will not be able to stay and they then stop coming. it's not worth— they then stop coming. it's not worth their while, we break the model— worth their while, we break the model of— worth their while, we break the model of the criminal gang so i have confidence _ model of the criminal gang so i have confidence that deterrence works and we have _ confidence that deterrence works and we have done it here with albania and is _ we have done it here with albania and is worried internationally in this by— and is worried internationally in this by getting the rwanda policy up and running is so important. on the met police. — and running is so important. on the met police. i— and running is so important. on the met police, i share the shock and the anger— met police, i share the shock and the anger that many are feeling we saw the _ the anger that many are feeling we saw the clips over the weekend. what i would _ saw the clips over the weekend. what i would say _ saw the clips over the weekend. what i would say about mark rowley, they
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showbusiness career, has been criticised by many for failing to intervene substantially with his daughter and get her into rehab orforce her to change her lifestyle. you've obviously had time to reflect on that and, given your own background and everything you've said about what you learned through sort of the hardships of your life... yes. ..do you have sympathy with this man you've just played? yes, i have lots of sympathy. when... i knew after... a year before they made the film, i knew that they were going to approach me to play the film. and i've a friend of mine who worked with amy and mitch and had first—hand experience of their relationship. and i knew that there was a prevailing narrative that mitch was to blame for amy's death, basically. and i asked my friend what he thought, and he said, "i always liked the man, eddie." he said, "i thought he was a loving father,
isn't this on the ballot too? and let me ask you this why aren't the republicans pushing back harder on capitol hill? >> the last question is something really important. we had bills sitting in the senate for a while now passed by the house of representatives late last year to try to shut down the appeasement campaign towards iran. i hope senate republicans would do a better job of trying to push those bills through. but guess what, speaker of the house is gotten pretty creative. he has tied many of those sanctions bills to the supplemental that is moving right now. if that goes to the president's desk the president will be forced to threaten chinese ports with sanctions. and potentially even sanction on the supreme leader himself. some think the supreme leader would not like to see happen pretty would ask the president to withdraw president biden's trump executive order of sanctions on the supreme leader they are still negotiating the iran nuclear deal in the last couple of years. so yes we need to be pushing hard to force the president's hand. the president has been violating
a homeless woman claims the rule violates her amendments. two business owners have dealt with homelessness and join me now. david was attacked and paul was attacked with human excrement. the law punishes people who camp in public, that is what we're getting at here. do you think that is good way of dealing with homelessness. >> the numbers 175,000 homeless, you have to imagine how many are truly home lsz, how many are drug tourists or guys that decide to get off the grid and not be accounted for anything
voters who decidedly anti-israel. joining us now is deputyer usmayor of jerusalem, fleur hassan-nahourm, welcome, iran has been at war for decades ando hundreds ownf missiles and drons n rained down on israel. so first of all, tell us what done inside of yourite country despite robust defensesp for actual psychological damage you suffered last weekend? so, who are very right. we have been at war with iran for many, many years, but they have always but never shown their hand. it has always been a proxy war through their agents, hamas in the south of israel, has below to the north of israel, lebanon that destroyed syria. they have gone in with us before and even killed some americans servicemen and women in the red sea channel here today, what we seee is is for the first time
they tried to defund it. on one occasion to shut down the government in order to get it funded to some extent. there's a piece written by martin anderson a close advisor for many, many years to ronald reagan. on june 9 , 86 the christian science monitor said president raggett announced sdi in 1983 strategic defense initiative there is been strong and powerful opposition to the idea. most of from the left side of the political spectrum. one aspect of this is that the scientists raise technical objections the nuclear weapons expert to detect flaws in the military strategy are the best of my knowledge virtually all democrats. when you can safely predict scientists nuclear weapons expert as opposed to our missile defense efforts, more than likely turn out to be a registered democrat. you can be pretty sure you are
the highest price, which we can just imagine, the price of human lives i like sandra might virtue ago. we appreciate your time today thanks so much for joining us as part of that wide-ranging aid package for ukraine. a bill that could ban tiktok has also headed to the senate for approval the nouvelle gives tiktok nine months out from a previous six to separate from its current chinese parent company bytedance. the social media app is seen as a national security risk by many in congress. so if the senate approves the and president joe biden signs it, tiktok could be forced to find a new owner or be banned entirely from the us seen as max2, it is following the developments and joins us from beijing. good to see you mark. so there's been so much scrutiny of tiktokker here in the united states. the company saying that any bank would trample free speech. is there any indication from the chinese government about what they would like to see happen next?