morales. y aÚn resuena la polÉmica por una reciente protesta las redad de manifestantes quitaron la bandera de estados unidos y colocaron una mexicana la imagen de la bandera mexicana mientras que la bandera estadounidense lucÍa a su lado vandalizada ha causado indignaciÓn. mientras se realizaba una manifestaciÓn que exigÍa se detengan las redadas y las deportaciones masivas a un grupo de personas muy pequeÑas. y creÓ un desastre para nuestra comunidad algunos manifestantes bajaron la bandera estadounidense y en su lugar subieron la mexicana. diferentes grupos que apoyan las deportaciones se preguntaba si se trata meramente de mexicanos entonces por quÉ insultar a los estados unidos el grupo mujeres por tronco cataloga este acto como invasiÓn. >>en facebook el grupo justificÓ la agresión a los sÍmbolos patrios y dijo que izaron la bandera mÉxico gana para solidarizarse con los mexicanos y el departamento de policÍa asegura que no intervino porque prefirieron evitar una confronta

morales. arantxa: con el propÓsito de que los salvadoreÑos no viajen de forma irregular a estados unidos, su gobierno gestionando con el paÍs esta avidez de visas temporales de trabajo para el sector agrÍcola. una vez cerrado el trato, alrededor de 1000 campesinos se verÁn beneficiados. reportero: don andrÉs estÁ feliz porque podrÍa ir a estados unidos a trabajar de lo que Él es un experto. >>asÍ me he criado, trabajando la tierra. reportero: se enterÓ de que el gobierno de salvador gestiona visas temporales de trabajo para trabajadores agrÍcolas. >>el programa especial de visas h2a, coenio que estamos a punto de firmar con la embajada de estados unidos de amÉrica, estÁ en la parte final. reportero: don andrÉs no lo pensÓ dos veces, a sus 70 aÑos se fue al ministerio de trabajo de su pueblo para reverdecer sus esperanzas. cuÁles son sus esperanzas? >>allÁ segará mÁs. aquÍ es barato trabajo. seis dÓlares o el dÍa. allÁ son ocho la hora es la mejora que llevamos. reporte

morales. y aÚn resuena la polÉmica por una reciente protesta es quitar bandera de estados unidos y colocaron una mexicana la imagen de la bandera mexicana mientras que la bandera estadounidense lucÍa a su lado vandalizada ha causado indignaciÓn. mientras se realizaba una manifestaciÓn que exigÍa se detengan las redadas y las deportaciones masivas a un grupo de personas muy pequeÑas. y creÓ un desastre para nuestra comunidad algunos manifestantes bajaron la bandera estadounidense y en su lugar subieron la mexicana. diferentes grupos que apoyan las deportaciones se preguntaba si se trata meramente de mexicanos entonces por quÉ insultar a los estados unidos el grupo mujeres por tronco cataloga este acto como invasiÓn. >>en facebook el grupo justificÓ la agresión a los sÍmbolos patrios y dijo que izaron la bandera mÉxico gana para solidarizarse con los mexicanos y el departamento de policÍa asegura que no intervino porque prefirieron evitar una confrontaciÓn. sin embargo llama la a

morales. f firmaron un acuerdo que se convertirÁ en tercer paÍs seguro donde los inmigrantes que buscan asilo en estados unidos tendrÁn que hacerlo en guatemala y tendrÁn que esperar ahÍ por una resoluciÓn, algo que no fue bien recibido >>> es muy duro para nosotros los guatemaltecos porque el seÑor presidente jimmy moralesÓs del pueblo de guatemala >>> muchos aseguran que guatemala tiene sus propios problemas que podrÍan empeorar si llegan mÁs personas aunque sea de manera pe temporal y aune existan los buenos deseos. >>> a mÍ me gustaria que se resolviera todo y se le ayudara a todos >>> para la congresista demÓcrata norma torres lo que ha sucedido entre esta donaciones en torno al tema de migraciÓn mencionÓ que a es algo que no es viable para ambas partes. >>> por primero, guatemala no estÁ preparado para recibir a otras personas que estÁn pidiendo asilo. y para los estados unidos, la gente de guatemala no va a tratar de venir aquÍ cuando siguen las condiciones >>> al parec

guatemala sin llegar a estados unidos hacen lo que les hemos pedido dijo con franqueza el presidente jimmy morales aplaudiÓ el acuerdo pero la corte de constitucionalidad fallo que ese acuerdo no puede ser firmado sin la autorizaciÓn del congreso de ese paÍs. una presiÓn que reconoció y nos sitÚa en una situaciÓn difÍcil y vulnerable por sanciones a las remesas. asÍ como el posible incremento a los aranceles de nuestros productos de exportaciÓn. >>los aranceles que ha amenazado de imponer a guatemala por parte del presidente donald trump es un chantaje. y aÑaden que no tienen el dinero para cuidar a los que lleguen a su paÍs. >>guatemala no tiene ninguna capacidad para recibir y dar protecciÓn este tema podrÍa no acabar aquÍ a las listas legales dicen que podrÍa haber demandas contra este acuerdo y aunque la violencia como escuchÁbamos en el reporte es una de las causas principales por las que migran miles de centroamericanos mÉxico y honduras estÁn camino a firmar otro acuerdo migratorio con el que buscan desarrollar e invertir en el desarrollo regional como soluciÓn d

morales e impedir que este acuerdo inicia en agosto. arantxa: iniciar un juicio de destituciÓn contra el presidente trump es una de las opciones del congreso. reportero: ya hay 101 representantes demÓcratas a favor de hacer un juicio polÍtico contra el presidente trump, traza declaraciones del fiscal robert mueller. >> lo que el informe presenta es que el presidente tratÓ de impedir la investigaciÓn e influir sobre los testigos, y que hubo una obstrucciÓn de justicia. reportero: hay una batalla interna entre los demÓcratas en la cÁmara baja para decidir si hacen o no el juicio polÍtico. el presidente del comitÉ judicial afirma que no hay duda que trump cometiÓ el delito de obstrucciÓn de justicia. y deja en el aire si recomendarÁ o no el juicio polÍtico. la presidenta de la cÁmara baja, nancy pelosi, asegura que todavÍa no es el momento. nancy pelosi: procederemos cuando tengamos a lo que necesitamos.pruebas necesarias para que el caso sea sÓlido. >> estarÍa encantado si pudiÉramos destituirlo con un impeachment, pero

fernando: jimmy morales cancelÓ a Última hora una reuniÓn con el presidente. segÚn una corte, determinÓ que guatemala no puede ser un tercer paÍsseguro para migrantes, sin la aprobaciÓn de su congreso. trump indicÓ que las redadas de ahÍ -- ice se llevaron a cabo y fueron exitosas. sobre la nueva regla de asilo que se podrÍa incrementar este mismo martes, pero ya hay organizaciones que prometen demandas para detenerlas. palmira: ramÓn estÁ con un grupo de expertos en inmigraciÓn. si tiene alguna pregunta nÚmero es 4155386420. ramÓn: un grupo de expertos sigue recibiendo sus llamadas hasta las 7:00 p.m.. por favor aproveche esta oportunidad. cuÁl es son las dudas más comunes? >> que si hay que abrir la puerta si llega inmigraciÓn. la respuesta es no. para esa orden necesita la firma de un juez federal. tener el nombre correcto, la direcciÓn correcta, la fecha. muchas veces inmigraciÓn trata de confundir a la gente usando otros documentos. ramÓn: quÉ pasa con la cuestiÓn de las redadas que se iban a concretar durante el fin de semana? >> no h

. >> se prevÉ que trump se reÚna con el presidente de guatemala jimmy morales la semana que viene para firmar un acuerdo de tercer paÍs seguro para poder enviar allÍ a los indocumentados. Éste exalcalde del condado de arlington en virginia dice que considerada guatemala un tercer paÍs seguro es grotesco, en especial despuÉs de haber quitado la ayuda a centroamÉrica: >> de quita los fondos y la comunidad va a salir. estÁn aterrorizados con las pandillas y todas las terribles cosas que estÁn ocurriendo. entonces dice que van a mandar de regreso las personas que vienen huyendo de donde fueron aterrorizadas en primer lugar. >>los demÓcratas no se ha quedado callados. dicen que esto serÍa ilegal y agregan que sÓlo el congreso fue firmar una cosa semejante. es decir, seguramente, el tema acabarÁ en las cortes. trump alcanzÓ el acuerdo con mÉxico para que los indocumentados esperan allÍ su proceso de asilo. el presidente dice estar muy satisfecho con este acuerdo y ahora querrÍa hacer otro aÚn mÁs ambicioso con guatemala por el cual los indocumentados no sÓlo serÍan enviad

. >> la firma se dio luego que estados unidos igual que con mÉxico amenazara al gobierno de jimmy morales con aumentar los aranceles y castigar los remesas que ingresan en el paÍs. >> la corte el mayor tribunal guatemalteco otorgÓ amparo contra de la firma del acuerdo, fue cuando el gobierno de guatemala se vio entre la espada y la pared. >> tanto estados unidos como guatemala tienen que pasar los procesos internos para con validar el acuerdo. >> al que quedÓ escrito en el documento firmado en la casa blanca. >> varios amparos solicitando que se declare ilegal han sido presentados. >> el acuerdo todavÍa tiene que solventar varios procesos legales para cobrar vigencia, en guatemala, jenni corado, noticias telemundo. >> las crÍticas por este acuerdo, no solamente llegan de parte de guatemaltecos, analistas en estados unidos, advierten que las tÁcticas del presidente trump para presionar asÍs aliados podrian estar desgastando esto, sumado que la casa blanca sigue sin combatir las verdaderas causas de la migraciÓn, javier tiene mÁs detalles. >> estÁ firmado y sellado, pero para los

el presidente de guatemala jimmy morales dice que continÚan las negociaciones con estados unidos sobre la posibilidad de que su paÍs se convierta en un tercer paÍs seguro. morales dijo que no ha aceptado esa propuesta. esto y mucho mÁs en la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia: vamos a una pausa. migrantes buscan ayuda esotÉrica en la capital mexicana, para l ♪ ilia: debido a la polÍtica durante la administraciÓn trump, en la frontera algunos inmigrantes han tratado de buscar ayuda extra para cruzar. por eso, a la capital de mÉxico ha aumentado la venta de amuletos. guadalupe andrade nos cuenta de quÉ se trata. guadalupe: las recientes de la administraciÓn trump dejar en claro que estÁ decidido a impedir la llegada de mÁs indocumentados a los estados unidos. lo que parece no detener a personas como gustavo, un migrante deportado de washington, quien solo quiere volver a abrazar a los suyos. >> yo dejÉ a mi familia en estados unidos, a mis hijas de 14 y 16 aÑos. guadalupe: Él se enterÓ que en este mercado esotÉrico pueden ayudar a cumplir con ese sueÑo. >> vengo a ver a la seÑor

palmira: hay polÉmica no guatemala, despuÉs de que jimmy morales presentaron recurso para desbloquear un amparo que frenaban al paÍs de ser un tercer paÍs seguro, como lo pedÍa donald trump. eso, ante las amenazas del mandatario norteamericano de imponer tarifas a las remesas que mandan hace paÍs, aumentar ademÁs los impuestos de las exportaciones. miren lo que tengo aquÍ, los tacos al pastor, el platillo mÁs sabroso del mundo. esto, segÚn una guÍa de los amantes para la comida. esta receta fue la mejor entre platos, dejÓla tisana por canaria la lasaÑa italiana atrÁs. alejandro: mÉxico es sinÓnimo de tacos, el mÁs famoso es el de pastor unto su difÍcil. ademÁs está coronado por una vÍa que le da un toque agridulce convertidoen el platillo mÁs sabroso del mundo, por encima de la comida italiana. el caco al pastor el delicioso. repoertero: la guÍa para los amantes de la comida pÚblico atacÓ al pastor como el mejor entre 100 platillos, dejando la tisana puritana y la segunda italiana en el segundo y tercer lugar. la lista la complementa del espagueti a la carbonada

morales had no choice . donald trump for his part is celebrating this deal because even though the courts have said that they cannot deny people who are seeking asylum from coming to the united states and asking for asylum at least in this instance fully trump has convinced morales to compel people sell dorrance and hondurans to ask for asylum while waiting in guatemala and not make their way north across mexico to the u.s. border in hopes of trying to resettle here thank you for that rossley in jordan live for a c. in washington d.c. thank you very much. man a few days the governor of puerto rico will step down ricardo salans resignation follows a scandal over offensive text messages that protesters are still calling for radical change and agalloch every for some time juan on what's next for the u.s. territory with boy gun battle to go on the airwaves of puerto rico's radio stations dominated by one topic the resignation of the island's governor following a tech scandal and accusations of corruption have sh

hundreds of guatemalans protested and called on president jimmy morales to resign. details of the deal, how it will be enforced or whether it is binding are unclear. this weekend, president trump again used twitter to atofck one is critics, this time democratic congress member elijah cummings. cummings, who is african american and represents parts of baltimore, a majority black city, chairs the house oversight committee and has been one of pe harshest voices against the president's bordicies and previous racist comments. one of the president's tweets used the word "infested," a word he has often used in previous critiques, usually aimed atop of color. yesterday's proclamations were deemed racist by citizens ofe baltimd beyond. today "the baltimore sun" newspaper's editial board said, "mr. trump sees attacking african american membersgof congress a politics, as it both warms the cockles of the e white supremacists who lm and causes so many of the thoughtful people who don't to scream." police in hong kong clashed with protesters again today as onviolence in the semi-

morales signed with washington on friday they want him to resign over the deal which was made after president from that threatened to impose tariffs and guatemala it means migrants passing through the central american country must seek asylum there rather than continuing to the u.s. there has been another night of clashes in hong kong with police firing several rounds of tear gas at protesters the rally began as a peaceful march with tens of thousands of people voicing their anger at police and a mob violence as well as beijing's interference but it ended in violent confrontations with the city center under siege sara clark has the latest from hong kong. since your home con was in chaos his place moved into k. tens of thousands of people rallying in the district. the demonstration began pace fully the situation quickly unraveled. despite numerous calls for police to disperse the protesters resisted instead they moved to the west and districts on hong kong island surrounding a major police station as well as the chinese government's representative office blockades was set up and plac

demonstrators in guatemala are demanding the resignation of president jimmy morale is for signing a migration agreement with the united states the protests at the presidential palace followed fight is agreement and president trump threatening to impose tariffs on grass mylan exports the deal means migrants passing through guatemala must seek asylum in the central american country rather than continue on to the u.s. . in india hindu pilgrims looking for in light mints are flocking to a cave inside indian administered kashmir in growing numbers but environmentalist say the way staley's behind is threatening the environment charlotte betis has a story. of a high in the himalayan mountains an indian administered kashmir these 100 who grooms a travelling 14 kilometers of a hostile terrain they're heading for one of their fates holiest shrines inside ominous cave in past decades just a few 1000 pilgrims made the journey each year now this hundreds of thousands. i would pray at the cape that peace and tranquility should remain in our country and everyone should live in a brotherhood but the environm

for staying in the americas guatemala's president jimmy morality is facing a backlash about an immigration deal he signed with washington the agreement forces central american migrants to claim asylum there instead of the u.s. hundreds protested against the deal over the weekend david mercer has more. one never imagined he'd be forced to flee his home country but after political protests swept through nicaragua last year one started receiving threats because of his work at a local university fearing for his family's safety one took his wife and young son and headed north even now he's afraid to reveal his identity. at 1st we thought about the united states but we started to think about guatemala el salvador and mexico you don't hear anything good about these countries but in the end we opted for guatemala as we heard it was better than mexico as mexico and the united states crackdown on undocumented migrants more central americans like one are filing for asylum in guatemala what a mall has never been a country where foreigners have asked for protection in fact over the past couple of decad

guatemala sin llegar a estados unidos hacen lo que les hemos pedido dijo con franqueza el presidente jimmy morales aplaudiÓ el acuerdo pero la corte de constitucionalidad fallo que ese acuerdo no puede ser firmado sin la autorizaciÓn del congreso de ese paÍs. una presiÓn que reconoció y nos sitÚa en una situaciÓn difÍcil y vulnerable por sanciones a las remesas. asÍ como el posible incremento a los aranceles de nuestros productos de exportaciÓn. >>los aranceles que ha amenazado de imponer a guatemala por parte del presidente donald trump es un chantaje. y aÑaden que no tienen el dinero para cuidar a los que lleguen a su paÍs. >>guatemala no tiene ninguna capacidad para recibir y dar protecciÓn este tema podrÍa no acabar aquÍ a las listas legales dicen que podrÍa haber demandas contra este acuerdo y aunque la violencia como escuchÁbamos en el reporte es una de las causas principales por las que migran miles de centroamericanos mÉxico y honduras estÁn camino a firmar otro acuerdo migratorio con el que buscan desarrollar e invertir en el desarrollo regional como soluciÓn d

. >>> the white house confirming a meeting between president trump and jimmy morales was called off. that would make guatemala a safe third country. people crossing into guatemala will apply for u.s. asylum there, instead of at the u.s. border. easing the immigration crush at america's southern border. the two presidents were close to solidifying that deal. >>> iran's foreign minister in new york for a meeting at the u.n. the state department granting a visa. the move was approved by secretary of state mike pompeo. the tensions of the two countries are building, with iran increasing its uranium enrichment. >> the trump administration is isolated in the global community. it's time for the united states, to begin to return to the international consensus. >> the visit comes as they announce they will work with germa germany to keep it alive. >>> jeremy hunt says he will be building on the leadership shown along the u.k. and france and germa germany, as we work what it takes to get iran back in compliance. >>> what caused the major saturday night blackout in new york city, still not know

demonstrators in guatemala are demanding the resignation of president jimmy morale is for signing a migration agreement with the united states.

now demonstrators in guatemala are demanding the resignation of president jimmy morales for signing an agreement on migration with the us the protest at the presidential palace followed friday's agreement and president trump threatening to impose tariffs on guatemalan exports the day and means migrants passing through guatemala must seek asylum in the central american country rather than continuing on to the u.s. fire as hostages and beheadings that's the bloody result of a 5 hour prison riot in brazil which has left at least $52.00 people dead the massacre began when rival gangs attacked each other in the president the southwest region of potter most staff were injured despite to being held hostage as the country's deadliest prison riot since may and 55 people were killed. now remains of dollars' worth of stolen goods having auction and mexico but for the 1st time the proceeds are going to the poorest communities. to see what was going under the hammer and mexico city. this collection of luxury jewelry in mexico city is worth millions yet it isn't part of some private collection or mu

president jimmy morality is facing a backlash about an immigration deal he signed with washington they greenman to force the central american migrants to claim asylum instead of the u.s. hundreds protested against the deal over the weekend as human rights prosecutor is asking the country's constitution all court to nullify the deal david storey. one never imagined he'd be forced to flee his home country. after political protests swept through nicaragua last year one started receiving threats because of his work at a local university fearing for his family's safety one took his wife and young son and headed north even now he's afraid to reveal his identity. at 1st we thought about the united states but we started to think about guatemala el salvador and mexico you don't hear anything good about these countries but in the end we opted for guatemala as we heard it was better than mexico as mexico and the united states crackdown on undocumented migrants more central americans like one are filing for asylum in guatemala what a mall has never been a country where foreigners have asked for pr

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morales. president trump announced that sunday dan coats, the director of national intelligence, has resigned. coats and trump have clashed over mueller's investigation and trump's frequent attacks on intelligence a agencies. earlier this month, coats appointed shelby pierson as a new election security czar. trump said he would nominate texas congressman and staunch ally john ratcliffe to replace coats. trump was reportedly pleased by ratcliffe's questioning during last week's house judiciary hearing with robert mueller, in which ratcliffe tells the former special counsel, "nowhere does it say that you were to conclusively determine donald trump's innocence or t that the special counsel report should determine whether or not to exonerate him." brazil's far-right president jair bolsonaro threatened journalist glenn greenwald with possible imprisonment saturday following recent reporting by greenwald's news websitete the intercept implicating justice minister sergio moro in a possible plot to sm

. >>> the white house confirming that a planned meeting between president trump and jimmy morales has been called off. guatemala postponing the meeting while issuing legal challenges that would make guatemala a safe third country for asylum seekers. under the agreement, people crossing into guatemala would apply for asylum there, instead of at the u.s. border, easing the immigration crush at america's southern border. the two presidents were close to solidifying that deal. >>> iran's foreign minister is at a meeting at the u.n. the state department, granting a visa. the move was approved by mike comp pompeo. zarif accusing president trump of hurting the united states with his iran policy. >> the trump administration is isolated in the global community. it's time for the united states to begin to return to the international consensus. >> zarif's visit comes as they decide to keep the iran nuclear deal alive. british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says he will be building on the leadership in the u.k., alongside france and germany, as they work to encourage iran back into compliance. >>>

president jimmy morales says this is a deal that is good for his country because it avoids the sanctions that president trump threatened guatemala with a few weeks ago. he threatened them to detain or stop immigration. it will move to the southern border to prevent people from crossing the border. guatemala is giving aim and migrants have to request asylum, but the details of this agreement are not very well known yet and the effects will be known in the next few days, especially because it has been controversial. in the guatemala and in the united states, what they said, this agreement is going to be dangerous for people trying to get to the united states and escape violence. >>> so what is the safe third country agreement? you heard gustavo talk a little bit about it there. there is a little bit in place between canada and the united states that anyone seeking asylum must make the claim in the first country they arrive in, not in the country where they want to live. now this new agreement with guatemala seems to be very similar to that. for example, asylum seekers headed to the united

earlrlier this month, guatemalan president jimmy morales canceled a trip to washington, d.c., after a court in guatemala blocked the signing of such an agreement between the two countries following a massive outcry. the deal would have allowed the u.s. to send migrants, from any country of origin, to guatemala instead of processing asylum requests at the u.s. border. the justice department has opened an antitrust investigation into big tech companies, which could include google, apple, facebook, and amazon. they are looking into whether companies' search, social media and retail practices stifle market competition. the house judiciary committee is also investigating anti-competitive practices in big tech. in more tech news, the federal trade commission is reportedly planning to file a complaint that facebook misled users about how ththeir personal data was used. the complaint alleges some advertisers were able to access users' cell phone numbers as part of an early version of the two-factor authentication process. the ftc also reportedly alleges facebook did not sufficiently inform it

morales and washington on friday protest as off warning him to resign over this deal which was signed off to president tom threatened to impose on the bottom ali it means that migrants passing through the central american country miss seek asylum there rather than continuing on to the u.s. . now rangar refugees in bangladesh have told a high level delegation from myanmar that they won't return to their homeland and less it recognizes them as an ethnic group hundreds of thousands of people have been sheltering in camps at cox's bizarre since 2017 when they fled an offensive by myanmar's military the 2 nations signed a repatriation deal 2 years ago but so father actually no rain volunteered to go back to myanmar. well the group has long faced repression they say no one is willing to return home about citizenship papers and a security guarantee china's state broadcaster saying that 36 people are now known to have died and 15 is still missing after a deadly landslide in southwest china earlier this week landslide hit she chiang county inquired you province on tuesday bury more than 20 hou

now demonstrators in guatemala are demanding the resignation of president jimmy morales the signing an agreement on migration with the u.s. the protest of the presidential palace followed friday's agreement and president trump threatening to impose tariffs on guatemalan exports the deal means migrants passing through must seek asylum in the central american country rather than continuing on to the u.s. . the lawyer for russian opposition leader alexina riley says his client was poisoned and prison of all these doctors says he was suffering from a severe rash and other symptoms caused by an unknown chemical substance the high profile kremlin critic was taken to hospital on sunday he's serving a 30 day sentence after calling for demonstrations in moscow on saturday where more than a 1000 people were detained you know almost. everything has been done to removed so the nothing is seen he has been injected prednisolone in huge amounts of course to edema is practically gone but what is next or how does the body react is unknown this is a poisoning by some unknown chemical substance what it i

the announcement comes as a court in guatemala blocked president jimmy morales from signing a separate deal with the u.s. that would have designated the nation as a safe 3rd country mexico has also rejected the new u.s. measures when all a problem has a reaction from mexico city. there was pushback in mexico in response to that change in policy announced by the united states the asylum laws and i'll give you we need to talk about the context here if you were a migrant traveling from central america safe under a sort of solved or making your way through guatemala and through mexico that automatically disqualifies you from being able to seek asylum in the united states under this new policy now there's a reason why there's so much pushback here in mexico on one end mexico the united states have no agreement that would force mexico to house asylum seekers that's something that mexico would have to ratify via legislation it would be up to the mexican congress to determine that mexico is to be designated a quote unquote safe 3rd country without approval from congress mexico is in no way obl

the amount spent comes as a course in guatemala boggs president jimmy morales from signing a separate deal with the u.s. the would have designated the nation as same 3rd country mexico has also rejected the new u.s. measures manual apolo has this reaction from mexico city. there was pushback in mexico in response to that change in policy announced by the united states the asylum laws and i'll give you we need to talk about the context here if you were a migrant traveling from central america say hunter a sort of solved or making your way through guatemala and through mexico that automatically disqualifies you from being able to seek asylum in the united states under this new policy now there's a reason why there's so much pushback here in mexico on one end mexico the united states have no agreement that would force mexico to house asylum seekers that's something that mexico would have to ratify via legislation it would be up to the mexican congress to determine that mexico is to be designated a quote unquote safe 3rd country without approval from congress mexico is in no way obligated

on guatemala's president jimmy morale it is facing backlash about an immigration deal he signed with washington the greenman forces central american migrants to claim asylum in there instead of the u.s. hundreds protested against the deal over the weekend and now guatemala as human rights prosecutor is also here the country's constitutional court to nullify that deal david marsar has to details. one never imagined to be forced to flee his home country but after political protests swept through nicaragua last year one started receiving threats because of his work at a local university fearing for his family's safety one took his wife and young son and headed north even now he's afraid to reveal his identity. at 1st we thought about the united states but we started to think about guatemala el salvador and mexico you don't hear anything good about these countries but in the end we opted for guatemala as we heard it was better than mexico as mexico and the united states crackdown on undocumented migrants more central americans like one are filing for asylum in guatemala what a mall has n

and from what we understand of the negotiations with jimmy morales, the president of guatemala, it was about guatemala accepting back anybody who had travelled through guatemala to get to the united states. it doesn't require guatemala to take applications for asylum from them or process them, it is more one way. it's more akin to possibly what the eu is trying to do with turkey. right? like you keep everybody there and don't let them into our territory, and similar i think that's what they were talking about in mexico. that's different from the safe third country agreement we have with canada, which is reciprocal, and it is saying we think each other's systems are relatively equivalent in terms of granting asylum and protection to people, and therefore if you are coming from one country to the other and asking for asylum, we're going to send you back and say go apply there. it works both ways although the majority of the travel is going north, so canada sends more people back to the united states than the other way around. theoretically it's reciprocal. that doesn't seem to be what we

later this month he'll be hosting jimmy morales at the white house to sign an agreement creating a third safe country within guatemala. this is a president that is extremely corrupt. he has now thrown out of the country, ceasing the investigative unit who is responsible for investigating high crimes of public corruption. look, i passed a law that put into place that called on the state department to identify and name corrupt elected officials within guatemala, and that has been made public. and here's our president hosting a dictator, a corrupt elected official. and in honduras the president of honduras, juan orlando hernandez, his family, his brother has been arrested and has been indicted for being a narco trafficker. for having drug labs not only in honduras but also in columbia. so these are tragic, these are dictators running these countries. we ought to be doing everything we can to send humanitarian help to the people there so that they don't have to flee, and we ought to be working with the u.n. and our partners to ensure that these high crimes public corruption are investigated

and from what we understand of the negotiations with jimmy morales, the president of guatemala, it was about guatemala accepting back anybody who had travelled through guatemala to get to the united states. it doesn't require guatemala to take applications for asylum it ishem or process them, more one way. it's more akin to possibly what the eu is trying to do with turkey. right? like you keep everybody there and don't let them into our territory, and similar i think that's what they were talking about in mexico. that's different from the safe third country agreement we have with canada, which is reciprocal , and it is saying we think each other's systems are relatively equivalent in terms of granting asylum and protection to people, and therefore if you are coming from one country to the other and asking for asylum, we're going to send you back and say go apply there. it works both ways although the majority of the travel is going north, so canada sends more people back to the united states than the other way around. theoretically it's reciprocal. that doesn't seem to be what we're ta

and from what we understand of the negotiations with the jimmy morales, the president of guatemala. it was about guatemala accepting back anybody who had travelled through guatemala to get to the united states. it doesn't require guatemala to take applications from asylum from them or process them 0 are require them to be safe, we're going to send them back to you and it's one way. >> well-- >> it's more akin to possibly what the eu is trying to do with turkey. right? like you keep everybody there and don't let them into our territory, and similar i think that's what they were talking about in mexico. that's different from the safe third country agreement we have with canada, which is reciprocal and we think each other's systems are relatively similar, coming from one country to the other and asking for asylum we're going to send you back and say go apply there. it works both ways although the majority of the travel is going north so canada sends more people back to the united states than the other way around. theoretically it's reciprocal. that doesn't seem to be what we're talking

. >> posponen encuentro en washington de donald trump con el presidente de guatemala, jimmy morales, la corte aÚn no ha fallado sobre los apelaciones para evitar que morales acceda a las peticiones de donald trump. >> accidentada despedida, 3 heridos dejan las toros en san fermÍn en espaÑa que cierran este aÑo con balance total de 8 personas lesionadas por toros. >> pasamos a mÉxico, donde estadounidenses y mexicanos cerraron fila y protestaron frente a la embajada de estados unidos en ese paÍs para manifestar su rechazo al trato que reciben los inmigrantes en los centros de detenciÓn, asÍ como redadas masivas, la protesta despuÉs que una entidad del gobierno estadounidense revelara un hacinamiento peligroso en un centro de procesamiento de la patrulla fronteriza. >> el mayor apoyo que podamos dar como solidaridad y que tengamos fe literalmente en dios que esto va a cambiar. >> espero que la comunidad norteamericana ponga atenciÓn en lo que estÁn haciendo porque eso es ignorancia. >> en la mira de las redadas de ice estÁn unas 2.000 personas que tienen Órdenes de deporta

meanwhile guatemala's constitutional court has blocked president jimmy morale is from signing a deal with washington to make it a safe 3rd country for asylum seekers. manner up or joins us live from mexico city so a bit of pushback coming from on this. that's right lauren that seems to be the reaction here in mexico both pushback and a reiteration of what mexico's immigration policy is that change that we're hearing from the united states for the trumpet ministration to want to change the asylum laws that will by the way go into effect on tuesday makes it so that anyone that's traveling through a 2nd country on their way to the united states will be denied that asylum application so as an example a migrant traveling outside of honduras traveling through guatemala later traveling through mexico would automatically be denied asylum or is asylum or her asylum request when entering or trying to enter the united states through its southern border of course there will be a legal pushback to this we're already hearing this sort of rhetoric from mexican officials saying that this is not mexi

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was alive, you had a symbol globally who was recognized as a symbol of that claim of moral, reparative black citizenship. so what is interesting when we think about black power at black history, is that walters recognizes the 1970's that american politics has shifted toward neoliberalism. the rhetoric of jimmy carter is the rhetoric of bill clinton, and what ronald walters will argue is that there is a strain of that rhetoric that continues in barack obama, and he pushes back against that even as the black leadership unapologetically embraces the obama administration. hook, line, and sinker. so when we think about walters in the 1970's and 1980's, even before talking about walters and ronald reagan, walters is pushing back against the democratic party at the fact that the democratic party by the 1970's at the presidential level and the national level, is abandoning black folks. part of this pushback is trying to organize wealth, folks who are part of the lack congressional caucus and black elected leaders, he is trying to push them not just further left politically, but he wants them t

walters recognizes the 1970's that american politics has shifted .oward neoliberalism the rhetoric of jimmy carter is the rhetoric of bill clinton, and ron walters argues there is a strain of that rhetoric that continues in barack obama, and he pushes back against that even as the black leadership unapologetically embraces the obama administration. about waltersnk in the 1970's and 1980's, even before talking about walters and ronald reagan, walters is pushing back against the democratic party at the fact that the democratic party by the 1970's at the presidential level and the national level, is abandoning black folks. part of this pushback is trying to organize wealth, folks who are part of the lack congressional caucus and black elected leaders, he is trying to push them not just further left politically, but he wants them to adopt a black agenda. he is pushing back against this idea that black folks are the literal bete noire of the democratic party. showedthat bill clinton that by presiding over the death of ricky ray rector, the mentally ill black man in arkansas, showing white folks

we have to fulfill our moral obligation to defeat the climate crisis. my plan has been the gold standard of plans to do that. i'm proud of that. we have to make this the top priority of the united states. i'm committed to that. >> to do this again, we know it is money and polls. this morning the "washington post" asks this question. when do struggling 2020 candidates have to bail to run for another office? if your campaign is continuing to not be able to bring inasmuch money, do you have a plan b? >> well, plan a is the plan, which is to be the next president of the united states. i'm committed to that as a mission rather than some sort of job ambition. look, i made a decision. i've been a successful governor and successful state. i love being governor of washington. but i made a decision a few months ago. that is i want my last days on earth to be able to look at my three grand children in the eye and tell them i did everything humanly possible to save them from the climate crisis. and serving as president would be in that role. we can build a clean en