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Seekers out of the united states and in mexico. the push back coming hours after "the washington post" reported that mexico agreed to keep asylum seekers while applicat n applications are being processed in the u.s. the proposal would double the number of applications processed at the southern border. the incoming government said it has not reached any agreement after all with washington on what to do with the growing tide of asylum seekers from latin america. with me right now is raphael romo. reportedly there was an agreement and the becoming mexican administration official said there is not...

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>> reporter: sunday closes a brutal campaign season. 132 candidates or politicians have been murdered since last september ahead of an election where thousands of seats are at stake. mexico security crisis is the central issue with the most high profile voices honed for more accountability. >> the stakes are pretty high. this is a moment. this is a moment to overturn things and i don't want to go into my 40s thinking that i am going to have systematic violence, systematic impunity in my country. >> reporter: raphael romo, cnn. coast to coast immigration protests take place across the united ...

2017 was a record-breaking year for homicide. this year is on track to far exceed it. more than 100 candidates, all politicians, have been killed since the election campaign started by one count. our raphael romo has the details. >> reporter: crime, corruption. gang violence. trails of bloodstaining mexico as the country votes in the largest election ever. >> translator: it's worry. so much violence. so many dead. so many people dying that have nothing to do with the violence. we all worry about that. >> reporter: organized crime in mexico has become more deadly over the last few years. 2017 s...

May was the deadliest month in mexico since the government has been releasing data, and it comes after the country's homicide rate last year was the highest to date indicating that 2018 is set to break another gruesome record. our raphael romo has the details. >> reporter: crime, corruption. gang violence. trails of blood stabi instainin as the country votes in the largest election ever. >> translator: worry. so much violence. so many dead. so many people dying that have nothing to do with the violence. we all worry about it. >> reporter: organized crime in mexico has become more deadly over t...