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Of smugglers that wreak such tragedy, such trauma upon their lives. the cartels, the smuggling organizations control the land and so we have not only a security imperative, but a humanitarian responsibility to cut those smugglers out, and that's precisely what we as an administration has done. we have attacked the smuggling organizations with our law enforcement authorities. we've arrested more than 10,000 smugglers. president biden has led the greatest expansion of lawful pathways ever through a family reunification program, through regional processing centers that we are now building and we ...

Pakistan’s main challenges lie within but external security has also posed enduring dilemmas.

To you on this. i talked with representative henry cuellar about this. i would describe him as a democrat blue dog in the state of texas brady can clearly see this. we have democrat new hampshire senator maggie hassan on who is facing a tough reelection. let's hear from her real quick we will go to brad. >> it's also really clear the administration needs to address certain gas and physical barriers along the border that be very easy to address. but then are opposing a real challenge for our border patrol agents in particular. >> harris: did she call for a wall? that is a democrat with a whole ...

Threat today in afghanistan? >> well, jim, one of the things i would say is there are so many groups that are at risk right now in afghanistan, whether they are former female judges, lgbtq, or of course the afghan special operations forces. i think the reason that the afghan special operators are so concerning, as well, is also the risk if they are captured. these are folks we worked intimately, very closely with, so not only is there a moral imperative but a security imperative as well. you know, frankly, they stood up against the taliban all the way to the very end. >> they are the units rea...

February 23, 2021 Covid-19 travel restrictions brought human mobility to a grinding halt and left millions of people stranded globally. While the focus must remain on the acute health crisis and equitable vaccine distribution, the unprecedented level of immobility offers an opportunity to rethink and reshape global migration systems increasingly overfocused on securitized responses. Doing so could be the difference between economic rebound and stagnation. Not doing so could have grave strategic security consequences. The pandemic is increasing migration-related pressures across the globe. For...