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‘Obiaa Be Didi’ When I Become President – Alan Cash
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‘Obiaa Be Didi’ When I Become President – Alan Cash
Former Minister for Trade and Industry Alan Kyerematen has outlined key pillars of what he terms the “Great Transformational Plan” (GTP) to transform the Ghanaian economy.
No directive. what we're trying to provide with minimal resources we have is a direction so they can go from point a to point b. >> over the past few months tens of thousands of migrants have been surging to the southern border. it's left border towns like el paso overwhelmed and unable to keep up with the challenges of providing care, food, shelter for those in need. >> we've had as many as 2500 crossings a day and that will continue. this is while title 42 is still in place. >> reporter: el paso is preparing for an even larger surge transforming two vacant schools into temporary housing. >> ...
Essence moved to areas like del rio and here like el paso. and so this is what the federal government usually does, they react to where the big flow of migrants are. and they build up tent facilities, these are processing facilities that are air-conditioned inside when it is hot or they have a heating system. but they look like giant tents. and you're absolutely right, poppy, this one in particular, will have the capacity of about a thousand and expected to be operational next month. now will that be enough? we'll see. what the federal government is doing is what they call de compression fligh...
>> this is just a band-aid on a broken immigration system. the system has to be fixed, because we can't continue to go this way. >> reporter: u.s. customs and border protection says it's setting up a new processing facility. it's one of ten new processing facilities being added on the u.s./mexico border. for now, local organizers in el paso are asking people to just try to see the humanity in everyone. >> they're here, some of them are here. what are we going to do? it's time to step up. it's time to say, you know what, they're here, regardless if i'm a red shirt, blue shirt, whatever the case...