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President donald trump took. now as to what it does, it shuts off a silent for migrants who are for seeking asylum and have crossed between ports of entry, therefore, have crossed on lawfully. it also would allow them to be turned back to mexico or to their origin country. and it would exempt unaccompanied minors as a measure that could be turned on and off depending on the daily threshold of illegal crossings. and the president is expected to be flanked by some border mayors, as well as by democratic lawmakers who are supportive of this measure. but it s certainly not supported by all of them. in fact, we have seen over the course the de, some fierce backlash from progressives who say this is far too similar to what donald trump try to do. but the president has repeatedly defended his actions on immigration and called on congress to do more, if you recall, there was that bipartisan border bill that failed earlier this year and the president repeatedly hammered congress on that. so we anticipate, we ll hear more of that in his remarks today.
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President, possibly its first jewish president. you see voters inaction and the law largest election in mexico s history with more than 20,000 positions at stake. but shocking violence has accompanied this election, monitoring group, say dozens of people we ll well-connected campaigns have been murdered across mexico. while this has been going on, we have camila bernal in los angeles, but first let s turn to cnn s gustavo valdes in mexico city they gustavo, it is so jarring for americans to hear about so much violence, political violence, so many local candidates assassinated leading up to this election, we know one murdered just last night. what more can you tell us about them? well, it is one of the main issues voters have told us is what s driving them to the polls. there were, there was a moment of silent this morning when the national elections institute began their session, they observe a moment of silence in memory of this 200 plus people who were assassinated in this political
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Line today of not overly politicizing, but being very clear that what donald trump has done makes him unfit to be president the united states again, let me get back to tim. tim, you say, you think trump needs to stay silent at least until july 11 sentencing, but you think he can your hurt. i m just going after michael cohen didn t mentioned michael cohen by name but described him and called him a sleazebags one thing i don t understand is why todd blanche hasn t gone to the judge to ask to vacate the gag order at this point. so the idea of him risking violating the gag order is something that can be easily dealt with whether he needs to stay silent obviously, he s a candidate for president. so the likelihood of him saying silent outside the courtroom is one thing my concern more is him staying silent inside the courtroom. because when he goes back on july 11th, the judge is going to say, before i sentence, you do have anything to say and i would hope i would recommend him to say i rely upon the words of my attorney
DURING a recent meeting with top members of his Cabinet, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. expressed shock and dismay over the prevalence of online sexual abuse and exploitation of children as young as 3 years old. This is because of the inaction of telecommunications corporations (telcos) that defy Republic Act 11930, which mandates them to stop it.