border of the united states. earlier he confirmed immigration raids targeting thousands of undocumented migrants will begin on sunday. something a senior administration official said is, quote, head scratching and could jeopardize the entire operation. joining us now in "the situation room" is democratic presidential candidate john hickenlooper. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. thanks for having me on. >> so denver, of course, state capital of colorado. it is on the target list of the ten cities that the administration wants to raid looking for undocumented migrants. what would you have done if you were still governor of colorado in response to this upcoming i.c.e. operation. >> well, i was mayor of denver before i was governor so i think we and there are a number of laws that have gone through the judicial review, but the local safety -- the state patrol, the local police are not intended to help the federal government do their work and the second question is why would the president create t

in mexico in the year 2000, there were 1.7 million apprehensions at the united states southern border. those were not necessarily people. the same people, but it was the events. 90% of them were mexican nationals. we are now to maybe 150,000 mexicans. there's been a clear reduction. mexico's gdp went, probably right now around $12,000, maybe $11,000. there are people that actually point to the fact that when we reach gdp around $9000, actually when migration began to curve down. to a large extent that's true. i like to think we did our homework to the best of our ability, and that helped. so no money is going to be enough. -- enough if any country is not serious about tackling its own challenges. the second thing that i would point out is that success implies necessarily that they countries take ownership of whatever aid and cooperation is there. let me point to the fact we don't have here this morning anybody from central america. they need to be owners of the programs that are working. they need to feel that these are their programs. and we, we mean the united states, mexico, howeve

lamented that he isn't able to use military force in the southern border of the united states. earlier he confirmed immigration raids targeting thousands of undocumented migrants will begin on sunday. something a senior administration official said is, quote, head scratching and could jeopardize the entire operation. joining us now in "the situation room" is democratic presidential candidate john hickenlooper. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. thanks for having me on. >> so denver, of course, state capital of colorado. it is on the target list of the ten cities that the administration wants to raid looking for undocumented migrants. what would you have done if you were still governor of colorado in response to this upcoming i.c.e. operation. >> well, i was mayor of denver before i was governor so i think we and there are a number of laws that have gone through the judicial review, but the local safety -- the state patrol, the local police are not intended to help the federal government do their work and the second question is why would the president create t

in mexico in the year 2000, there were 1.7 million apprehensions at the united states southern border. those were not necessarily eople. the same people, but it was the events. 90% of them were mexican nationals. we are now to maybe 150,000 mexicans. there's been a clear reduction. mexico's gdp went, probably right now around $12,000, maybe $11,000. there are people that actually point to the fact that when we reach gdp around $9000, actually when migration began to curve own. to a large extent that's true. i like to think we did our homework to the best of our ability, and that helped. so no money is going to be enough if any country is not serious about tackling its own challenges. the second thing that i would point out is that success implies necessarily that the countries take ownership of whatever aid and cooperation is there. let me point to the fact we don't have here this morning anybody from central america. anybody from central america. they need to be owners of the programs that are working. they need to feel that these are their programs. and we, we mean the united states

to the northern border with the united states and to the southern border with guatemala and if we look at the numbers over the past 42 days alone since that deal was struck between the united states and mexico the there's been an increase in the capture of migrants an 88 percent increase that amounts to more than a 1000 captures of migrants every single day taking place here in mexico in fact we've heard from u.s. vice president mike pence who has said in the past that mexico is doing more than the democrats in congress to stem the flow of migrants ultimately it will be up to president trump in the trump administration to determine whether or not that criteria has been met but the numbers do seem to suggest that the standards of that deal have been met here in mexico thank you for that man for us in mexico city. as strikes have killed 9 civilians in syria's it led province this video shows the moment shortly after the attack a syrian civil defense worker was among those killed as a last major rebel stronghold in syria government troops backed by russia have been bombarding the area for

border of the united states. with those who make it to the southern border of the united states should absolutely be able to make their asylum claim. if i were president, i would immediately end this remain in mexico policy, the meteor and policy, which is basically jusut metering policy, which is basically playing games. we need a policy that looks forward and honors asylum claims and sticks to our tradition in the united states of honoring those claims instead of this erratic, haphazard and i believe bigoted approach that the president is taking. amy: you call this past weekend at the conference in philadelphia, you called for the breakup of ice rather than a breakup of families. explain exactly how you would go about doing this as president. i don't have to tell you or any of the folks watching that ice has had massive problems as a division of the federal government. let's begin by acknowledging this is not a long-established agency. ,t was established post-9/11 2002-2003. about a year and a half ago, 19 peop

mexican border may be stopping the flow of migrants to the united states of austria southern border. that, i think of anything is, we might be in a position where we can address the people were here. >> mike: i should note ocasio-cortez used the concentration camp language again tonight on twitter. we had it earlier on the the s. switching gears of it, the census, obviously the president wanted a question on the census form, are you a citizen? and find out they're going to go forward printing the forms without that question on there. matthew, your thoughts that? >> thank you john roberts. this is a supreme court decision that basically said because of the administration's dueling explanations for why they wanted to print the census, the citizenship question on the census, they needed to remand this case back to a lower court. it had the effect that we are not going to know how many citizens are in the united states of america, which i think most americans would like to know. speak with actual persons, it's not citizens and it's not registered voters. it's persons. if there is a quest

states across the southern border after failing to apply for protection in a third country en route to the united states is ineligible for asylum. essentially, this means migrants coming from honduras, guatemala, and el salvador cannot seem asylum if they did not seek it in mexico first. to be clear, mexico has not agreed to this rule. the washington post also points out less clear is whether the united states would be able to deport such applicants back to the nations they passed through along the journey because the transit nations would have to agree to take them and provide protection. and the american civil liberties union already announced it's planning to file suit to stop the rule change calling it patently unlawful. this all comes after new reports indicate, quote, there was little evidence of massive immigration enforcement operations despite the president's weeks of warnings that he'd mass-target 2,000 undocumented migrants to deport starting this past weekend. earlier today the president denied the criticism that the raids were overstated to generate hysteria among immigran

border of the united states, instead legal questions for funding border barrier construction exceeds the executive branch's lawful authority, where do you think melanie, that could go especially, if you have to look back at president obama, blatantly issuing executive order after executive order trying to get around congress. >> but look, shows that the court has given to executive branch and the president especially when it comes to national security issues and also this could set a precedent for future presidents, something that republicans were concerned about. you look at the ruling, they are questioning whether the challenges have the legal standing to bring the lawsuit, a couple of conservation groups and environmental groups as well as democrats have tried to challenge this. this is certainly big win for trump and a good week for him especially after last week when you know, he was coming under fire from left and right after house democrats. eric: guatemala will accept asylum seekers coming from honduras and el salvador. what does that mean and how important is it, will that s

states this will particularly affect those that are flooding the southern border of the united states from central america essentially arguing that if you are entering from a so-called safe country in this case it would be in mexico that you cannot claim asylum what this would do essentially is limit those who may be migrating to the united states for economic reasons really putting to the front of the line those that are claiming that they are seeking asylum because of persecution so maybe in all of this the president mindful that this is something that will be discussed is trying to get ahead of that news narrative wolf that i believe if i can we hope of our correspondent in washington d.c. thank you. well u.s. congresswoman spoke exclusively to al-jazeera she says the u.s. is living through what she calls a historic toni's in time and double leadership. polarization in this country really has existed for a long time and what we're seeing right now is the an earthling of the kind of cancerous that could really present. but the positive things that every time when there is a challeng

with the united states and its southern border with guatemala this is amounted to an increase of 88 percent in the capture of migrants over the course of the last $42.00 days that amounts of somewhere over just just more than a 1000 migrants being captured every single day u.s. vice president mike pence as said that that mexico is doing more to stem the flow of migrants coming in the united states than democrats are in the u.s. congress this is something that has been repeated by president trump who ultimately will be the one who decides whether or not mexico has met that criteria although the numbers as far as we can tell do suggest that mexico has met the standards set by the trumpet ministration in that regard thank you for that money of rapinoe live for us in mexico city more kenyans are using mobile phone apps to borrow money but as it becomes cheaper to borrow hundreds of thousands of kenyans are ending up on the government's credit blacklist some companies are being a keys of using illegal methods siniora people into debt catherine stowey has a story from nairobi. this is a h

to the united states. the government has warned of dangerous overcrowding at migrant centers on the southern u.s. border. these show packed cells in the ri grande valley, where some children have no access to water or meals. peter o'brien has the story. outrage and a plea for empathy. some 200 events around the united states were organized to protest conditions of migrants facilities on the southern border. demonstrators want them closed. onchildren are sleeping concrete with aluminum foil as cover. they don't have diapers and access to medical care. >> i am so ashamed this is happening in our name and with our tax dollars. >> we are a country of migrants and immigrants. we need to stay true to our history. peter: in may, the number of arrests hit a 13 year high and patrols have been overwhelmed. reported thes overcrowding of detention centers poses health and safety risks. they published these photos. some children have no access to hot meals or showers. in april, the u.s. attorney general ordered immigra

>> it would stop asylum as we know it in the united states at the southern border. central americans are coming through mexico at our southern border, claiming asylum because they have a fear of persecution in their own countries and can't trust the governments in order to go to them and tell them when they're being persecuted or coming under this violence. this would effectively say any country you go through on your route to the united states, if you are feasibly able to apply for asylum, you should apply there. mexico, guatemala, countries we've never deemed safe third-party countries because you have to have an agreement with that country and you have to be able to feasibly see how that country could protect these asylum seekers. >> isn't this what they demanded of mexico? >> they did, and mexico did not agree to it. they demanded the same thing of guatemala. the guatemalan court just put that on hold. what do you see the next day? interim final rule, essentially the government saying we're going to go ahead with this anyway. we can expect it to be held up in co

issue that the united states is dealing with you know at our southern border with mexico but i think what he's trying to do essentially he's trying to pander to his political base i think that he is trying to put lipstick on a racist pig you know and divert you know much needed resources from actually improving our asylum system here by beefing up asylum officers by allowing immigration judges more latitude to process all the immigrants coming into this country instead he's just putting on a little window dressing for his right wing go white supremacist political base and them going to the tweets against the democratic congresswoman telling them to go home to their own country what kind of an impact is this going to have and do you think the democrats are dealing with this in the right way and having some kind of a united front against these kinds of comments and the type of rhetoric that's coming from donald trump well donald trump is clearly having a very resist weekend you know here he goes on a twitter tirade against 4 minority women of color members of congress 3 out of 4.

border in the united states it's sort of showing that political disputes are now becoming trade retaliation and that's the part i think which is most worrying about it. we know these days people they can't go on with life without a smart fight how will samsung get around this production wise we're talking about the world's biggest money maker. well there are as i understand it they have several months of stockpile of all the materials which which the japanese are beginning to tighten up and it isn't that japan is saying we're not going to export that we're cutting you off completely what they're saying is that no longer are we going to allow these materials to be exported to you without being monitored you have to fill out forms you have to do more paperwork so they're essentially it's essentially an annoyance they're poking them in the eye and saying we don't consider you to trust a trade partner any more but it's not an actual boycott or ban of exporting these materials to south korea an annoyance but also a slowdown as as officials are pointing out south korea's calling for bilateral tal

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border of the united states that he believes is the biggest threat for the united states and we are going to get a similar election campaign in 2020 for sure our rights are very own all over sell it on the story for us in washington tonight all over thank you. well the day is always done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can follow me at weren't going for t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. economies can't function properly even in times of demand without skilled workers. which dean out of the housing. with food shortages. scarcity is increasingly making things difficult for companies and entire economy what's causing this and what can be done to connect the. made in germany next on d w. how we're consumerism is causing a radical depletion of forests. for 25. years in response to the 1st. visit. forests and money. the tragic reality behind the exploitation of jungle conflicts. it seems like the world is getting more.

states crossing a southern border and are under removal orders. we may also see some collateral arrests, meaning undocumented immigrants that are not the target and happen to be on the scene of an ice raid, may also be arrested by ice. this is very similar to what we first heard in june, when afterwards, closely after we expected to this happen. president trump in an unprecedented announcement called them off. now they're back on. expected to start on sunday. and we're getting reporting from cnn's maria santana about the cities where this will happen. they include baltimore, chicago, denver, houston, los angeles, miami, new orleans, new york and san francisco. the concern we've heard from officials inside ice, ice concerned about safety. of course a concern is if these undocumented immigrants that they're targeting are still at the same addresses. they have called rhetoric surrounding this heartless and they say it's a political move from the trump administration. >> thanks so much. really appreciate it. an important programming note for all of yo

the united states supreme court overturns lower court injunction allows southern border wall to proceed. big win for border security and the rule of law. that now overturned injunction was handed down in may by a federal judge who put a hold on the use of military funding for the president's wall saying it's up to congress to allocate federal expenditures. this after the president declared a national emergency in february attempting to divert money from the pentagon to build the wall. >> what the president tried to do was basically completely disregard our democratic process. and just take money that congress hadn't given him to bid the wall anyway. >> this order by the supreme court came in response to a lawsuit filed by the american civil liberties union challenging president trump's use of emergency powers for border wall funds. the aclu responding vowing this is not over. asking the ninth circuit court of appeals to expedite the ongoing appeals proceeding to halt the irreversible and imminent damage from the border wall. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. snir in the south bay,

issue that the united states is dealing with you know at our southern border with mexico but i think what he's trying to do essentially. trying to pander to his political base i think that he is trying to put lipstick on a racist pig you know and divert you know much needed resources from actually improving our asylum system system here by beefing up asylum officers by allowing immigration judges more latitude to process all the immigrants coming into this country instead he's just putting on a little window dressing for his right wing go white supremacist political base and going to the tweets against the democratic congresswoman telling them to go home to their own country what kind of an impact is this going to have and do you think the democrats are dealing with this in the right way and having some kind of a united front against these kinds of comments and the type of rhetoric that's coming from donald trump. well donald trump is clearly having a very racist week and you know here he goes on a twitter tirade against for minority women of color members of congress 3 out of 4 of w

border into the united states by making it much harder to request asylum our gabe gutierrez has that story. >> reporter: tonight the trump administration is making it harder for migrants to seek asylum in the u.s. the new rule means migrants coming from central america can't seek asylum here if they didn't do so first in mexico today in atlanta a new protest over rates targeting undocumented immigrants. the government has not released numbers. >> the i.c.e. raids were very successful >> reporter: it comes as the battle over the border intensifies. >> well, it was definitely overwhelmed. >> reporter: today we spoke exclusively with aaron hall, the chief border patrol agent in el paso he oversees the station in clint, texas, where recent allegations of uncrowded and unsanitary conditions drew international outrage. what happened? >> it's a volume issue we don't want to hold that many people in our short-term facilities >> reporter: even at this point you still dispute the characterization of the care the children were receiving inside the clint facility >> absolutely. we've added showe

southern border -- over 620%. gregg: right. >> asylum claims in the last eight years have increased over 1700%. in 2013 one out of ten people used to apply for asylum, because it's almost impossible to get. not now, of course, because they met them do that. but now it's, i mean, literally one out of one hundred. and now it's one out of ten. so it increased up to 1700%. this is the reason why president trump and his administration realizes there is a humanitarian crisis at the border. you cannot come into the united states just because you come from a bad neighborhood or because there's poor economic conditions. gregg: right. >> that's not a reason for asigh rum. president obama said that that himself. gregg: i was going to say, those are president obama's words. but, of course, presidential candidates, you know, have amnesia, acute amnesia, you know, every five or ten days. before i say good-bye to you, i have to ask you about -- because this is right in your wheelhouse -- the insufferable james comey who loves to

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border of the united states that he believes is the biggest threat for the united states and we're going to get a similar election campaign in 2020 for sure our rights are very own all over sell it on this story for us in washington tonight all over thank you. well the day is almost gone the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can follow me get rid of golf t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag for the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. one of them will sponsor the sinking sea teens to contact into the capital chops time as much as 25 centimeters to. mainly change to any john crondall teams and on top of that time a change is causing increased flooding so watch matches his to make a city taking to avoid winding up under want. 3000. next on the d w. e l africa to the primate capital of the world. uganda as far as national park is hidden deep in the jungle. it's ranges to ensure the survival of i'm told increases. the concept for success is going to resume. 60 minutes. it

border into the united states by making it much harder to request asylum. our gabe gutierrez has that story. >> reporter: tonight the trump administration is ormaking it harder migrants to seek asylum in the u.s. the new rule means migrants coming from central america can't seek asylum here if they didn't do so first in mexico. today in atlanta new protest over rates targeting undocumented immigrants. the govement has not released numbers. >> the i.c. raids were very successful. me>> reporter: it co as the battle over the border iensifies. >> well, it was definitely overwhelmed. >> reporter: today we spoke exclusively with e aaron hall, thchief border patrol agent in el paso. he oversees the station in cli, texas, where allegaons of uncrowded and unsanitary conditions drew international outrage. what happened? >> it's a volume issue. want to hold that many people in our short-term facilities. >> reporter: even at this point you dispute the characterizaon of the care the children were receiving inside the clint facility? >> absolutely. we've added showers. w

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>>southern border of the united states here in the bay area people rallied in san francisco and santa rosa and rally is now underway in walnut creek. >>course we showcase it was in san francisco and now joins us live from want to create with the rally that's going on there richelle. >>the creek is certainly smaller than the one we saw in san francisco. but if you take a look you can see people standing all. and this intersection holding signs it's and chanting and getting quite a lot from people writing by. testers marching through the streets of san francisco. protesting response to the country conditions inside immigrant detention centers. i'm ashamed of what's going on in the border, protesters calling on members of it can't their silence is really shameful on this discussing it. they want congress to stop authorizing more funding for. then to visit the camps to see what is i mean it's heartbreaking. >>to see the images of the women and children to hear babies crying for their parents. >>and these are images recently released to the inside a detention facilities on the us southern

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debate as well so let's now turn to the situation on the southern border of the united states and take a look at at the problems there refugees are drowning there as well as here as a recent photo show to a very powerful effect. this image has circulated around the world government reza and his nearly 2 year old daughter leiria which trying to flee when they drowned in the border. they came from el salvador heading for the united states but like so many others they didn't make it. home in el salvador hoskins mother brother said romero's clings to belongings and for terms of her son and granddaughter. and her demands that. the last thing he said to me on saturday. was moment mama i love you say i'm moment please don't worry we're fine we think we'll start with his last message when the lady is that in fact. that even if the father and daughter had crossed the river things wouldn't have been easy for them in america under donald trump boulder police and right wing militia hunting down immigrants from latin america like never before tens of thousands of them being held in u.s. prisons and

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states illegally on our southern border threatened to impose sanctions on goods from mexico until our southern neighbor did more to interdict would-be migrants. many complained he was bullying an important economic partner and misusing tariff authorities. others asked what leverage does he have to get mexico to do more to respond to a genuine migrant crisis? and they will point to mexico's accommodating response as evidence that trump's tactics worked. there was a recent poll i noted last night that said among respondents, they said 75% said we should deport central americans. 67% agreed with the idea of, quote, militarizing the border. what's interesting is that was a poll in mexico, of mexicans. with views that mexico has deployed security forces to stop central americans. it is fair to say that trump got his wall, and mexico is paying for it. to be even more provocative, it's fair to ask whether american politicians are able to address a fundamental security issue or whether they prefer to spend the coming election year to use the border crisis to whip up their bases. these panelis

its southern border. the united nations accuses the world of turning its back on syria — after more than 100 people are killed injust ten days. air strikes kill and maim significant numbers of civilians several times a week and the response seems to be a collective shrug. and south african musician johnny clegg is remembered by family, friends and fans at a memorial service in johannesburg. the us supreme court has cleared the way for the us president to build sections of his promised border wall with mexico, using pentagon funds. the supreme courtjustices narrowly voted to allow the trump administration to access $2.5 billion from the military budget to strengthen existing barriers in border states. president trump was quick to declare the ruling a ‘big victory‘ on twitter. chris buckler in washington has more. president trump has long promised this border wall. he went to rally after rally, even before he was elected president, and promised he would build a barrier between mexico and america to ta

its southern border. the united nations accuses the world of turning its back on syria — after more than 100 people are killed in just ten days. air strikes kill and maim significant numbers of civilians several times a week and the response seems to be a collective shrug. hundreds of wildfires are burning in the arctic circle — scientists say it's unprecedented as climate change drives temperatures higher. and south african musician johnny clegg is remembered by family, friends and fans at a memorial service in johannesburg. hello and welcome to bbc news. the us supreme court has cleared the way for the us president to build sections of his promised border wall with mexico, using pentagon funds. the supreme courtjustices narrowly voted to allow the trump administration to access two and a half billion dollars from the military budget to strengthen existing barriers in border states. president trump was quick to declare the ruling a "big victory" on twitter. chris buckler in washington has more. presi

>> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, at the border with you, comparing the facilities to a concentration camp. do you agree with that comparison? sticker absolutely. >> there are camps and people are being concentrated. very simple. >> laura: this just isn't a garden-variety case of historical illiteracy. no, no, no, no. we've also seen a disrespect of art. history itself too in a full sweep as statues and markers the people had walked by and driven by for decades being ripped down because someone somewhere called them offensive. even the american flag is disrespected, a reprieve from the 1960s, and the national anthem which will one stood for, is now point itself of controversy. sit it out and your hero. question the kneelers and you're a villain. if we don't respect ourselves, our traditions, and our history, we came to expect our young people or frankly visitors to our country to respect them either. >> you know this is a memorial for the soldiers, right? do you speak english? it's a memorial for the soldiers. it's n

>> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, at the border with you, comparing the facilities to a concentration camp. do you agree with thatac comparison? >> absolutely. >> there are camps and people are being concentrated. very simple. >> laura: this just isn't a garden-variety case of historical illiteracy. no, no, no, no. we've also seen a disrespect of art. history itself too in a full sweep as statues and markers the people had walked by and driven by for decades being ripped down because someone somewhere called them offensive. even the american flag is disrespected, a reprieve from the 1960s, and the national anthem which we all once stood for, is now a point itself, of controversy. sit it out and you're a hero. question the kneelers and you're a villain. if we don't respect ourselves our traditions, and our history we came to expect our young people or frankly visitors to our country to respect them either. >> you know this is a memorial for the soldiers, right? do you speak english? it's a memorial for the soldiers. i

the border crisis in the united states is taking a turn with the volume getting significantly louder at this point we've got amnesty international accusing both the u.s. department of justice and the department of homeland security of targeting immigration activists amnesty international has found since 20 scene that the united states government has executed and unlawful and politically motivated complain of intimidation threats harassment and criminal investigations against people who defend the human rights of migrants refugees and asylum seekers or myron human rights offenders on the us mexico border international organizations have already spoken up about the treatment of migrants but now we've got american politicians jumping in rockstar freshman congresswoman alexandria a cow 0 cortez has gone to the border and created a firestorm with her words about the conditions in the facilities in that last bit so really i was not sure from the officers that but we started a i was unconscionable. no child should ever be separated from their parents no woman should ever be locked up in a p

states supreme court overturns lower court injunction allows southern border war to proceed big win for border security and the rule of law had to go high and has the latest from washington. u.s. president dolls from taking to twitter claiming a huge victory at the u.s. supreme court and for now it is a victory the conservative justices ruling that he can't begin spending about $2500000000.00 in money that was meant for the u.s. military to begin signing contracts to replace border wall on the southern border now it's a little bit more complicated than that basically this lawsuit was over the question of whether the president can simply ignore congress declare a national emergency and use money the congress doesn't need it for other areas of the government to fund his wall to earlier judges that said we don't know if that's going to be legal but in the meantime you can't build the wall the supreme court is saying go ahead you can start building the wall but they're not deciding on the merits of the case they want to let the lower courts work through it make those decisions as to whe

states illegally on our southern border threatened to impose sanctions on goods from mexico until our southern neighbor did more to interdict would-be migrants. many complained that he was bullying an important economic partner and misusing tariff authorities. others asked what leverage does he have to get mexico to do more to respond to a genuine migrant crisis? and they will point to mexico's accommodating response as evidence that trump's tactics worked. there was a recent poll, i noted, last night, that said, among respondents, they said 75% said we should deport central americans. 67% agreed with the idea of, quote, militarizing the border. what's interesting is that was a poll in mexico of mexicans. with news that mexico has deployed a phalanx of security forces to stop central americans, it is fair to say that trump got his wall and mexico is paying for it. to be even more provocative, think it's fair to ask if american politicians are able to address a fundamental security issue or whether they prefer to spend the coming election year using the border crisis to whip up their b