many of them coming from nicaragua but it is not all family units. look at the mug shot out of tucson sector. this guy was caught on friday. he is from guatemala and he has a second degree murder conviction on his record. thankfully border patrol able to apprehend these and these photos out of texas big bend sector. border patrol arrested these three illegal immigrants after burglarizing a ranchers house. two loaded firearms from this ranchers house as well as ammo, clothes and food. thankfully border patrol able to respond and arrest those men. stealing guns from that ranchers house. yesterday on fox report montana gop representative said all these immigrants coming across are going to end up being a huge burden on u.s. taxpayers. take a listen. >> and then worse yet the american public is being forced to accommodate the healthcare, the housing, the education for all of these people because they have come here illegally. they cannot work legally. they cannot provide for themselves. so we're being forced to take care of it and at the same time they a

i actually came from nicaragua and south american. i am very familiar with south america and i live two years in honduras and then nicaragua. i came to the united states in 1960. i won't tell you my age. but anyway, i came here legally. and it is really sad to see what is going on at our borders here. my question is, president trump, what long-term damage and destruction will be 18 open borders agenda due to the country, and what is it costing law-abiding u.s. taxpayers? >> former president trump: so, it is a very fair question. and i know you know the answer probably as well as anybody in this room. it is incalculable how bad this is. we have not hundreds of thousands, but millions of people storming into the country. some of them as we discussed are from prisons and arpad and murderers and all the things that i said before. there is no way to judge that kind of damage. you know, getting them out is an ordeal. in all sorts of things will happen. it is going to be very hard. but i will say this commit has to be stopped now. this canno

we're seeing migrants from central america nations, such as nicaragua, el salvador, honduras, even islands such as haiti and eastern europe. people have been coming from romania and even though they're entering the u.s. through new mexico, you can't deport them to mexico because that's not their home country. federal, state and local authorities are dealing with the humanitarian crisis, family and children arriving at the border, criminals are taking advantage of the situation. >> it's challenging for us to try to capture these smugglers because they know that we cannot apprehend them and we know that they use the migrants as a safety shield for them because we get close to them and they start putting those migrants in danger pushing them off the raft and then you have the children on the rafts. >> a federal judge blocked new applications to daca, a program that prevents deportation of many migrants brought into the u.s. illegally when they were children. it does not affect migrants already enrolled in the program and griff, as you can imagine, it's likely the judge's ruling is likely to f

that are incentivizing all kinds of trouble around south america and central america, venezuela, nick nicaragua, things happening in per rieu and other parts of -- peru and other parts of the area. they all start in cuba. if we can get cuba to be free, we can stabilize a lot of the area. griff: thank you for taking time this morning. >> it's my pleasure. jillian: it is 19 minutes until the top of the hour. trey gowdy calling out congresswoman cori bush for what he says is her being a hypocrite panned what it has to do with your public safety. plus, a navy widow spending her 100th birthday touring a ship honoring her husband. we'll have that story, next. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. convention

>> it's the number one source of support for the maduro machine, the number one support for nicaragua. they have been the source of everything bad in the western hemisphere for 60 years. without cuba, there is no maduro, there is no one trying to destabilize columbia. they are the source of all evil in the western -- >> sean: let's move over here. let me get to this guy. okay, if we can get the camera -- when we come back, you are dressed in blood. we are at the versailles. we are in little havana, miami. people are standing in solidarity with the freedom movement going on in cuba, which has been underreported by the news media, and frankly ignored by the president for the most part. we'll continue straight ahead from miami. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." as we are in miami, the world-renowned bursae restaurant, we have governor ron desantis, marco rubio, th

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thousands of cubans demanding their freedom, the consolidation of the region's third dictatorship in nicaragua and a contested election in perÚ and the administration is rightly prioritizing efforts to address the drivers of migration from el salvador, guatemala and honduras, starting with strengthening democratic institutions and good governance, growing economic opportunity and improving public safety. these crises impose risk to the stability of the hemisphere. afghanistan's rapid deterioration poses a serious national security risk, many of our afghan partners who champion democracy and human rights are unable to apply for the special immigrants visa program or other existing channels to protect afghan allies. i urge you to accelerate your plans to address the potentially life-threatening situation these individuals face with the current u.s. withdrawal from the country. how we withdraw and what political arrangement is left in our wake matters deeply not just for u.s. interests but also for the lives of these brave afghan partners. africa is facing numerous security and development chall

you look at honduras, nicaragua. you look at mexico. we have a challenge in this region that we are not going to solve by remarking on it overnight or even democrats and republicans yelling in congress everyday. get the border done. i have an argument for building the wall and then let's figure out what we do from a standpoint to stabilize this hemisphere. we spend trillions of dollars around the globe destabilizing parts of the world. how is not spending billions in our own hemisphere not smart for ourselves, our kids, and our grandkids? >> martha: i'm just so struck by the image of people pushing on the gate. one thing that comes to mind is that there are plenty of areas that are wide open. are they going to go that way and go through those? the other thing that occurs to me is it is the only place on the border where that could be possible. can you imagine people landing in an airport and rushing the passport agents? can you imagine? >> jesse: they wouldn't be able to tell them to take their shoes off fast enough. but i think this is

they also could reinstate the agreements with the northern triangle states of honduras, nicaragua and el salvador. take away innocentives for $1400 for every migrant the comes across the border. rhetoric and bully pulpit would work. if this president would say don't come and enforces those policies, guess what? the cartels get that. they control the border right now. and eywould say okay, we'll have to slow it down or find some other business model. that's what's happening. this administration it indicates they're willful, harris. >> harris: this is going to be costly for democrats. steve hilton from the next revolution on the fox network. >> it's possible the issue itself is very powerful as we saw with president trump because it speaks to people's concerns about the government not being in control of events. secondly, the crisis at the border caused by biden's policies, that speaks to the incompetence, the general incompetence of the biden regime. >> harris: basically what steve and others have been saying, congressman, is politically this will start to really hurt. by then the nati

we'll also get it in venezuela and nicaragua. biden needs to show up. dagen: the problem politically for biden and company, senator, is that they're caught flat-footed when dealing with cuba because they're at the same time you denounce the atrocities in cuba of the treatment of their people for six decades that you're picking a fight with the far left of his own party who are espouse the socialism and communism that created this horrendous -- all the atrocities in cuba that he is basically calling out members of his own party so it's a sticky situation, if you will. >> yeah. americans don't want socialism. we know it doesn't work. look all over the world and see socialism never worked. biden needs to show up and say, look, we believe in capitalism, we believe in the free markets, we don't believe in the government running everything. you're right, if you look at what biden and the democrats are doing you now, they want the government to run our entire lives. they've spent trillions of dollars, they have another 5 and-a-half trillion dollar bill they're

because they do see a positive, getting communism out of cuba would help us in venezuela, help us in nicaragua and bolivia. without cuba, the doctrine doesn't spread. don't they see the plus side of the people having a say in their government in cuba? senator: well, that's what we hope to talk to them about. i don't know if we are going to get the meeting. it's the president and he has a busy schedule. you figure out to have a meeting. if there's anything that should be bipartisan is foreign policy and something like this, taking on marxism, socialism and anti-american dictatorship 90 miles from our shores, that should be bipartisan, right now it's not. i hope that can change. steve: you've been busy. you wrote an op-ed on foxnews.com, the headline is we must stop silicon valley democrat collusion before conservatives are silenced for good. you talk about -- so many people talk about big tech and how they influence everybody's everyday life but you say ultimately the quest of the administration to regulate big tech has to do with censoring its critics. senator: yeah, what they're railing again

they are spreading the socialist and communist propaganda the venezuela, to bolivia, to nicaragua. here in the united states of america we see a socialist movement and, matter of fact, during the protest last year we saw the hammer and sickle, the communist symbol, painted on buildings in new york city. so it's spreading inside the united states as well which is why if we end it in cuba, we will end it in the western hemisphere and prevent it from spreading further. rachel: there's no reason to believe this isn't just deliberate appeasement9 of the marxists, o. communists. senator scott, one of the things people really love about you is that you really are a business person first and foremost. so why can't even florida get it done? why can't the private sector in what can be done to bypass what the biden administration is refusing to do to help the people in cuba in. >> number one, they need to shut down the ill legitimate embassy in d.c. we've got to get the internet back on. i've been talking to private companies about how to do it. they need support from our coast guard to make

lo que pasa en cuba se va a reflejar en paÍses como el mÍo venezuela y nicaragua por ejemplo. carlos: y como tu paÍs. >> sÍ, como saben soy cubana. desde muy chiquitita fui a mÉxico. pero claro que me encantÓ en el momento esperado de la noche donde vimos a todos los artistas. varios de sus discursos aprovecharon para pedir libertad para cuba. algo que me gusto que dijo emilio estefan es que las imÁgenes que veÍamos en las pantallas, Él decÍa que como ahora hay mucha censura, pero gracias a internet hay algÚn que otro filtro que se ha podido beneficiar para que podamos utilizar estas imÁgenes y ver lo que estÁ sucediendo. los valientes que han podido mostrarlas. carlos: hablando de filtro. filtro fue el que le pusieron a farruko. [risas] utilizÓ una camiseta haciendoreferencia con una palabra que no se puede decir en televisiÓn. por eso ponÍan esto cada vez que aparecÍa. tony: yo creo que lo peor estaba la parte trasera de la camiseta. yo me imagino. [hablan a la vez] la parte que no se vio le ponÍan ese efecto de televisiÓn. eso se puede ver en televisiÓn, p

other anti- democratic regimes like venezuela and nicaragua insight disorder and stability and corruption across the region cuba supports drug and weaponsin trafficking in transnational criminal organizations to totalitarian dictatorships only multiply the security challenges hindering any change toward democracy communist cuba is a threat to our national security and a horrible human rights violator the cuban people are suffering i've talked to families all across florida talking about the atrocities of protesters and their children are taking to serve in the military i know they have been arrested and detained i know they are tortured but they have no idea where they are i have met with a brother sister daughter yesterday they have no idea what is happening to them right now. secretary mayorkas you agree the illegitimate communist regime is a major cause of the instability in latin america striving violence of illegal activity causing them to flee the country and a threat to us national security? >> senator, as you can hear there is a fire alarm and that dhs building which i am currentl

government, aid has begun to arrive to this island from other countries, including russia, vietnam and nicaragua. on friday, we saw the first boat sent by the mexican government carrying tons of food and aid. there are countries that even though cuba is facing this harsh international outcry, countries around the world say the cuban government has gone too far in cracking down on protesters. there are other countries like the government of mexico that say they want to help cuba and are throwing an economical lifeline to the cuban government. it's unclear how much of a difference this aid will make, as cuba continues to face a worsening economic situation. patrick oppmann, cnn, havana. >> thanks, patrick for that. >>> so, the u.s. justice department now says that former president donald trump's tax reforms must be turned over to the house committee investigating them. house speaker nancy pelosi is applauding that writing in a statement access to former president trump's tax returns are a matter of national security americans deserve to know the facts undermining the democracy as president. but th

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everybody is overestimating the strength of the opposition and under estimating the oppressive regimes in nicaragua, and venezuela, and now in cuba. it is so easy because you see the demonstrators in the streets. this regime is on the verge of collapse but that's not what's happening. let me say one other thing. it is inhumane that we are not helping our neighbor, cuba, with vaccines. why or why not -- cobia vaccines should hang on the shelves. hundreds of millions of doses. we deal with the chinese, this is preposterous. strictly because of the strength of the community and represent upset i saw yesterday flamboyantly are saying that they want another bay of pigs. >> john: that would be a bad idea. i'm going to let jason jump in here. democrats are blaming the keeping people on sanctions that have been imposed on the united states for decades. they're not blaming it on 60 years of continued years of continued dictatorship. >> the oppression in cuba is based on a communist government. but, i was one of the very few republicans on our side of the aisle that supported president obama and the idea tha

reportera: se espera que las elecciones presidenciales en nicaragua impulsen aÚn mÁs la migraciÓn. aseguran que la presiÓn social y la condena internacional son la vÍa para debilitar la dictadura de ortega. fÉlix: al menos a 150 personas asciende el nÚmero de vÍctimas mortales por las inundaciones que afectan a varios paÍses del oeste de europa. implica muchos residentes regresaron a sus casas inundadas para tratar de recuperar algunas pertenencias. los socorristas se esforzaban para despejar las zonas desgastadas. presentadora: el mal tiempo tambiÉn golpea a turquÍa. Éstas imÁgenes de cÁmaras de seguridad captaron el momento justo en el que la gente logra escapar de una avalancha de tierra . una casa del pueblo en la que vivÍan 12 personas fue arrastrada. al menos seis personas murieron y dos desaparecieron en las inundaciones. las carreteras se encuentran bloqueadas. vamos a una breve pausa. al regresar, reaparece raÚl jimÉnez tras casi ocho meses de baja por una fractura en el jimÉnez tras casi ocho meses de baja por una fractura en el crÁneo. algún día... enco

destination, nicaragua. at this moment, dr. mirro and the revolutionary council are in new york, 2,000 miles away. in their hotel they don't know what is happening. no one tells them. behind the scenes they are still deeply divided on how to defeat castro. on april 12, the president holds a press conference. >> has a decision been reached on how far this country will be willing to go in helping an anti-castro invasion? >> well, first, i want to say that there will not be on any condition the intervention in cuba by the united states armed forces. and this government will do everything it possibly can. and i think it can meet its responsibilities to make sure that there are no americans involved in any actions inside cuba. >> preparations for the invasion continue. from texas the united states takes off the airfield. >> a united states naval task force puts to sea for caribbean maneuvers scheduled for the next week. the united states marines are at sea in transport to take part in the maneuvers. april 13th, at puerto cabeza, nic

ecuador rans, cubans, venezuelans, nicaragua grants, joining with an increase in mexicans across the border. many are not, as the administration argues, displaced by violence, climate change or corruption. ecuador's homicide rate is lower than most u.s. cities. brazil ranks new england the world's wealthiest countries. yet apprehensions from ecuador up 200 percent as well as cuba, brazil, venezuela, and nicaragua. >> i don't have food. i have a child. i don't have work to eat. i don't know. i need to come here. >> not that any of this travel is safe. this is abandoned, unabridged, outside arizona charging migrants cash at gunpoint to enter the u.s. spending $4 billion on root causes in central america ignores a growing list of other countries where residents look for a better life in the u.s. bret? >> bret: william, thank you. breaking tonight, the u.s. military in afghanistan is under new management, the four-star general in charge of the american forces there stepped down today as the troop withdrawal nears an end. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot reports tonight fr

places in the world, the iranians are back in the area, and reagan supported the freedom fighters inea nicaragua. can america support the freedom fighters of cuba? >> not onlyy did reagan put the freedom fighters, he actually invaded grenada when cubaa tried to expand their key into the backyard. we should declare communism dead in her misfire. there's an opening to destroyst communism in our backyard and president biden takes it and history will be on youres side. >> thank you senator. the u.s. olympic committee is considering redesigning the american flag on their logo. two olympic medalist will weigh in and they have responded to us again tonight but the s controversy continues. i say goes away simply but we will explain, next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and t

they're starting to seem more people infected with covid once they come, specifically a lot coming from nicaragua. it's not just family unites. take a look at this mug shot, this is from the tucson sector friday. they apprehended this guy after he crossed. a guatemalan national. he's got a second degree murder conviction out of the state of north carolina. that is not all. take a look at these wild photos here, this is out of the big bend sector in west texas. border patrol arresting these three immigrants as they burglarized a ranch. they stole two loaded guns from the rancher's house and stole some of his ammo. when they were arrested, they had the guns in their position. you can see from the toe toes there, kinney county sheriff says he's never seen it this bad. >> i've never seen it like this. when my deputies are catching five, ten truckloads of aliens in a week. we have texas state troopers here doing the same thing. we catch one, we miss three. we have it on video body cam. we stopped one car and two more behind it that we know are loaded but we can't stop them because resources are tied u

telling us more and more folks in recent weeks are testing positive for covid-19 and a lot coming from nicaragua. not all family units. this was released on friday by border patrol in tucson, arizona. they arrested this guatemala national, convicted murderer in the state of north carolina. there are criminals in the groups. photos here. late last week border patrol in big bend sector arrested these three immigrants. three holding firearms because border patrol said they burglarized a ranchers home stole guns, ammunition, clothes and food. they had the guns when they were arrested. a sheriff said he has never seen things this bad with this crisis. >> i've never seen it like this when my deputies are catching 5, 10, 12, loads smuggling cases in a week. we have texas state troopers doing the same thing. we catch one, we miss three. we've got it on video, body cam. we stopped one car and we see two more right behind it that are loaded and we can't stop them because resources are tied up on the one. i've seen more break-ins than i've ever seen before. >> and back out here live as you take a look at f

[laughter] he served as the consulate to nicaragua and venezuela over a four-year period he was in venezuela during coup d'État. he quits the foreign service around 1910 it comes back to new york city although he had some periods back-and-forth with jacksonville. by the way he got a lot agree and was also principal at stanton high school for a while that was in the 18 nineties. he went to university which is very pivotal in his life where he really discovered jim crow. but then he becomes a newspaper editor writing all the editorials for the new york age for almost three years. quite a journalist. political journalist then in the middle of world war i, he was recruited by a w eb the boys to come to the naacp and became first the field secretary which meant he was traveling all over the jim crow south to organize chapters or branches they called them of the naacp and the membership increased to and threefold he was field secretary by the then he was the director and spent 14 years running the naacp. but by the way along the way he wrote the most famous early modernist black novel called the

nicaragua and south america almost 5,000. now look at it, mexico 65,000. brian: let title 42 evaporate. ainsley: look at the northern triangle almost 76,000. steve: we have known people are come from mexico and northern triangle. the key is the bottom number. look at people coming from south america and nicaragua. beginning of the year it was 4,000. now it is, what, six times that. it's 35,000 people. also, according to this particular study, apparently 9,000 haitians and cubans came through in january. think about that. haitians and cubans who are just 90 miles away from florida. how do they get in the united states? through texas they are guaranteed to get in through texas. we have row mainians sneaking in. normal process going through embassy. meet you in mexico. texas legislators, democrats, who worked hard, i imagine, to win their office decide the best thing for them to do is to flee like cowards to washington, d.c. at the same time their border has been infiltrated by illegals. what are you doing that's what brian hughes wondered as he spoke to us.

lucha #soscuba la represiÓn es muchay lo que pasa en cuba se va a reflejar directamente en paÍses como nicaragua, por ejemplo o en venezuela que estÁ siguiendo este guiÓn de la dictadura cubana que tiene mÁs de 60 aÑos y que hoy parece estar decidida a romper con estas cadenas y alcanzar la libertad. carolina: gracias por la informaciÓn en vivo. quÉ linda palabra, libertad. muchas gracias. karla: el papa francisco ya estÁ en el vaticano tras salir del hospital en donde se sometiÓ a una cirugÍa intestinal, algunos dicen que saliÓ del hospital en auto, tenÍa un estrechamiento en su intestino grueso, el procedimiento fue a principio de julio justo cuando se suele tomar un tiempo libre. carolina: la pelea por la reforma electoral de texas toma interÉs nacional. joe biden califica la propuesta republicana como un ataque a los derechos del voto y representa la prueba mÁs significativa para la democracia desde la guerra civil. son momentos en que varios estados buscan nuevas leyes que cambiarÍan el sistema electoral. karla: padres afectados por la pandemia maÑana recibirÍan el primer ad

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. >> sean: reagan support of their freedom fighters nicaragua. can america support the freedom fighters of cuba? >> not only did reagan support the freedom fighters of nicaragua, he actually invaded granada when cuba tried to expand their communist influence in our backyard. we should declare communism dead in our hemisphere. we should stand up to it at every opportunity. there is an opening here to destroy communism in our backyard. president biden, take it, history will be on your side. >> sean: all right, thank you, senator. don't hold your breath about biden. after the break, the u.s. olympic committee is, well, considering redesigning the american flag on their local. two olympic medalist, they will weigh in. they have responded again to us tonight, but the controversy continues. i say it goes away simply. we will explain next. ♪ ♪ what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescr

some of the families originally came from guatemala, belize, nicaragua, angola, and russia. in texas, an african american man who waited over six hours to cast a vote in march of 2020 faces up to 40 years in prison for "illegal voting." 62-year-old hervis earl rogers was arrested on wednesday and charged with violating a texas law barring people with felony convictions from casting ballots. he remained in jail for three days until the non-profit group the bail project paid his $100,000 bail. republican attorney general ken ordered rogers' arrest one day before the start of a special legislative session in texas, in which republicans are pressing new voter suppression laws and trying to make it more difficult for people arrested to post cash bail. on tuesday, president biden is set to deliver a major voting rights speech in philadelphia. the city of charlottesville took down three racist statues over the weekend, including of two confederate generals, robert e. lee and thomas "stonewall" jackson. lee's statue was at the center of the deadly white supremacist "unite the right"

many of which are coming from nicaragua. it is not all family units coming across, it has criminals as well. take a look at this mug shot right here. tucson border patrol officers pick this man up as well. he is a conviction for second-degree murder out of the state of north carolina. they were able to capture him near casa grande, arizona, after the cross illegally. these are out of hud state county texas. late last week, they arrested illegal immigrants after he had just broken into ranchers home. they stole two loaded firearms from that home as well as ammo, close, and food. border patrol was able to apprehend all three of those guys. as you can see in the photos, they still let the guns in their possession when they were taken into custody. the sheriff said that this border crisis is the worst that he is ever seen it. take a listen. >> i have never seen it like this. when my deputies are catching five, ten, 12 loads of smuggling cages in a week, we have texas state troopers here that are doing the same thing. we catch on

. >> bill: we've been told that root causes were the issue, guatemala, el salvador, nicaragua, 50,000 encountered in the month of june. >> dana: the vice president's report yesterday to the president on how to deal with root causes she doesn't mention anything about the southern border. i don't know if the root causes is going to work. >> bill: so far you could argue the root causes run a lot deeper than those four countries. >> dana: we can get cold when the political spotlight turns away. texas democrats who fled the home state three weeks now are in a bid to get some of that attention back. they are meeting with stacey abrams as well as bill and hillary clinton. griff jenkins is live in washington >> they are still here, the runaway texas democrats getting restless after almost three weeks in the nation's capitol and little to show for it. the lawmakers hoping to block a gop backed voting reform took to capitol hill yesterday defending their position to flee. >> this idea this bill makes voting easier in this instance i don't see how. >> the bills that were filed would do more harm

it's easy to be a revolutionary in venezuela, nicaragua and cuba when you're based in miami. steve: and joe biden yesterday did say they were talking about trying to get some vaccines into cuba, but then again you know how cuba works, we send a bunch of it there, next thing you know there's a black market -- ainsley: can't trust the government. steve you can't. and that's one of the reasons why earlier this week the biden administration said that all those people that were on the streets of havana as a reaction to covid, which was a load of crap. that's not absolutely true. we want to hear from the president saying something bad about communism, and he didn't until yesterday. here's the president. >> communism is a failed system, universally failed system. and i don't see socialism as a very useful substitute. cuba is a, unfortunately, a failed state and repressing their citizens. there are a number of things that we would consider doing to help the people of cuba, but it would require a different circumstance or a guarantee that they would not be taken advantage of by the go

nicaragua, the philippines, indonesia, romania, ukraine, united arab emirates. this is just a few of the people that have illegally crossed this year in big numbers. listen, this whole conversation about root causes is a distraction. we do need to be engaged in the western hemisphere. we do need to deal with our drug addiction in this country that causes the flow of drugs to move through south america, central america, mexico into the united states, we need to be aggressive in how we're handling cartels. but to somehow believe if we poured enough money into the northern triangle that this would suddenly end, it's false. we are the greatest country in the world. the root cause of immigration into this country is the great power of the united states, both for freedom and for our economy. people from all over the world want to come here. we have a million people a year that legally come to the united states -- legally, a million. and folks that don't want to wait in line pay a cartel and move through mexico to be able to get here literally from all over the world.

. >>> podrÍa pasar en paÍses como nicaragua y venezuela. arnulfo peralta consultÓ sobre el y nos dio el siguiente informe. >>> a la hora de gobernar los rÉgimen de venezuela, nicaragua y cuba tienen algo en comÚn. >>> no hay ningÚn tipo de derecho a pensar y mucho menos expresar lo pensado intentan imponerse por el terror encarcelando, persiguiendo, torturando, desapareciendo o e ci laend. >>> una practica que la dictadura castrista exportÓ en la dÉcada de los 80. los sandinistas go ber narn con mano de hierro. implementado por el rÉgimen chavista en venezuela. >>> no solo amÉrica latina, sino vamos a recordar que se entregÓ en cuba. >>> una caÍda de la dictadura de cuba, es vista con ojos esperanzadores en los pueblos oprimidos de venezuela y nicaragua. >>> impactarÍa en la moral de de lucha de los pueblos y que este nicho que han construido y que son regÍmenes invencibles. es una falsedad. >>> frente a este escenario, la diÁspora cubana presiona a la administraciÓn del presidente biden para tomar acciones contundentes contra

su historia comienza nicaragua, lejos de su madre y el cuidado de sus tías pero a dejen nicaragua de seis años >> dice que el aviso para dejar futuro y buscar lo mejor, hice oportunidades se presentaron y se reunirán en california. tuvieron que pasar ocho años >> es comenzar de nuevo y con el albacea si no hablaba inglés no conocía a nadie. mi mamá no tenía recuerdos con ella >> con la relaciones mejor de lo que esperaban >> somos dos gotas de agua >> eso sin duda es fuente de fuerzas para todo lo que le ha tocado vencer no sabía inglés, absolutamente nada. cuando comencé medición no te podrás labora tiempo porque tendrás que tomar muchas clases de inglés y aprender inglés y pasar esas clases de hacer pruebas entonces que me di por vencida y dije que me iba a graduar en cuatro años >> en cosas que me dijeron que son en muchas ocasiones me dijeron que no puedes entrar al equipo porque no te puedes comunicar tienes que aprender inglés entonces yo dije esto también me va ayudar a superar y un día diré y aprendí inglés y la quería jugar de todas formas >> mónica d

they want to do everything they can to oppose the regimes like the regime in cuba and venezuela and nicaragua and others, and the majority of those communities live here as well, so this is not just to implement good policy as marc said, but to help the president's cause politically in this area. >> if you were to change the channel up a couple of notches and i don't recommend other people to do that, but you would see other people talking about cuba, cuba, representative scott, and pompeo and others who are republicans waging a broader war here, and this is obviously the granddaddy of them all when it comes to the presidential politics? >> well, the republicans do show up here in south florida, and the trump administration, and you can agree or disagree with the policies on latin america, but they invest a lot of political capital there in those policies and talking about it, and the president used to come down here and hold events. vice president pence came down here once or twice, and what the democrats have to do is to not just get the policy right which is important, but show that they c

latinoamericanos, y por ello ademÁs de las banderas de cuba puedes verban que eras de ven skwoourm, de nicaragua, todos ellos pidiendo libertad para su paÍses. y asÍ como ellos la diÁspora cu barÓnla del mundo se solidariza este domingo con la isla, donde la familia de aquellos detenidos no se sÁbado nada de su paradero alzan la voz contra el regimen para que los liberen >>> libertad >> libertad!. > papa te pedimo papa franciscoe agencia los comunistas >>> desde la ermita de la caridad el exilio cubano se uno uniÓ oraciÓn. >>> estamoses pidiendo que el mundo entero entero venga en nuestro paÍs y nos ayude a liberaron de los que estÁ pasando allÁ >>> cuba, cuba >>> grupos cubanoeds llevaron su plegaria para el vaticano y a uno o una semana del estallido de protestas en la israel lalo lÍder de la iglesia catÓlica al fin reconociÓ el dolor de su pueblo >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> pantalla). mientras en cuba la su peluca e la misma >>> abajo la tour nia. >>> los familiares de los desapararecidos estÁn cada vez mÁs desesperados y lo denuncia nan redes sociales >>> quÉ aparezca v

there's that power power outages around central america right now, el salvador guatemalan nicaragua, there's protests in brazil and elsewhere as we talked about and almost all of them get basically no coverage, but cuba it's been like 247. yeah. because yeah, we, we froth at the mouth when we see cuba having trouble chance to the chance to bring down the country that drew off our capital is changing. yeah. so, so appealing. yeah. it's just that the have the different economy and, you know, everybody wants say, oh, socialism is bad. but then after this, you know, 24 hour protest and maybe a little bit on monday, the president said we're going to list restrictions on some, on some imports. and he, he said the president of cuba. yeah, i'm sorry. the cuban president miguel diaz canal. and he, he basically said let's, yes i, the embargo sucks for also. we mishandled some things where so the government is responding to these and but the us i think is also saying, but look, we're doing some wonderful things for cuba, for example, we're no longer sending them exploding cigars to try and kill

although in central america, when we have revolutions going on in nicaragua, salvatore, while momma and the united states is adamantly opposed to those revolutions and a field plays an important role, trying in trying to undermine those revolutions. however, i should also say that it's really, i think during those central american wars in the 1900 eighty's, that we start seeing resistance from the low within the trade union movement against the leadership. the book has such a huge range. obviously, anyone who voted for trump will say, nafta was abolished under his administration, but just skipping over and he's trumpeted and over throw any countries directly like president obama appears to have done in on doris, do you think biden will go back to the old playbook of overthrowing countries in central america given he was vice president when a man was a lie, was removed in under us and 29. i wouldn't say that the united states keep going directly over the room. still, i am hunters, but it's certainly supported the overthrow of july in honduras. i don't actually see a very big friends betw

more than 100 people are still unaccounted for. police nicaragua have arrested 6 more opposition, figures ahead of elections in november, president daniel ortega lost the raids against his political opponents last month. nearly 30 opposition figures have been detained. 6 of them presidential candidates a number of countries have closed their confidence in northern afghanistan after recent games made by the taliban, germany, turkey and russia have shot their doors and withdraw the diplomats in the air. the group has over run, most of the province off international troops started putting out of the country. the un human rights chief is calling on the international community to keep up pressure on me and was ruling ministry to stop the violence in the country. michelle especially said the situation in me and mar, has changed from a political crisis to a multi dimensional feel human rights catastrophe. broader civil war, the and to sports news now and in football. it's the beat spain off the penalties to secure that spot in the euro. 2020 final, spain started strong putting their opponents on

greet and welcome or international viewers, thank you for jew joining us from around the world and nicaragua, and brazil, and germany, interviewers watching from the university of the polish city, we are very happy to have you here. not leo i know from speak with you previously father escape to the city in lithuania you and your mother soon followed him. the three of you were among an estimated group of jews that found safe haven there. it was not long lives after eight months in lithuania, soviet forces invaded were seeing a photograph of those troops coming into town. how did this affect your father and his outspoken political views. >> will my father was a brilliant man is an organization who are jewish socialists are very anti- communist anti- stalin. he was on a list for a list or could have been on a list, anyway he was not ever sure was the precursor to the kgb. and so once the russians came back as i just indicated he was not happy with the russians. and he called my mother on the telephone with our neighbor we did not have a telephone. and told her to grab me and some stuff and take

you know, there was a recruiting drive, and, again, they were trained in guatemala, nicaragua, a few places in the united states, despite the state department objecting to that. and they were hoping to take pack their country for freedom. >> let's let some of our viewers this conversation. we'll start with roger who is calling from great neck, new york. roger, good morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you feeling? >> just fine. >> go ahead, roger. >> caller: yeah, hi. i have a question, an interesting question. in 1898, the u.s. with teddy roosevelt and the 17th volunteer of new york got rid of the spaniards, and mckinley sent the roughh riders in and everybody into cuba to get rid of the spaniards. why didn't -- why didn't eisenhower, why didn't kennedy, why didn't they send the u.s. military in? i was reading a thing about the bay of pigs on a"usa today" in las vegas, nevada, and most generals at the time, the cia was notra supposed to go in ando military operations. the u.s. military, the dod, was supposed to go into cuba to get rid of castro. >> yes. both eisenhower and kenn

morning in del rio, texas, groups of migrants arrive at the border wall, many of them from cuba and nicaragua all of them with hopes of being able to stay in the united states the groups eventually picked up by border patrol and taken away to processing centers as scenes play out like this every hour, every day all along the border. and now fox news is getting exclusive access showing you the first stages of construction of governor abbott's promised texas border barrier. >> just yards away from the rio grande right here in del rio, you will see the very beginning of what is going to be governor abbott's texas border wall, border fencing. take a look. this is the very first 1.5-mile stretch of that construction. 7-foot tall chain linked fence with barbaroed wire on top. the idea being they are going to put no trespassing signs up. if they try to scale they will be arrested local charges and booked into local jails. >> they will be arrested for criminal access. >> lieutenant chris with texas dps says texas is done waiting for the biden administration to do its job. and the lone star state is t

talk with some of them as they were being processed by border patrol, many telling me they were from nicaragua, and honduras. i can tell you personally this is the biggest single group i have ever seen apprehended by border patrol. it was thought maybe things would slow down in the summer months, we have a summer storm rolling through the area right now. what we see on the ground, nothing is slowing down just yet. we heard texas governor greg abbott putting out a call for help, that health has finally arrived. take a look at some of these photos that texas state trooper sent me. florida and nebraska have already responded and sent to state police up to the del rio area where they are currently helping texas dps with their operations up there. they sent florida nomadic photos of those troopers helping out. but they are saying is they help provide investigators, shallow water boats, and one aircraft. more states are coming, as well. idaho, arkansas, and south carolina. back out here lives, a latin advocacy group is not thrilled about those other states coming to help out. the league of united la

one group told us they came up from nicaragua, took them 26 days to do so. the local community, big town around here is mcallen, texas, 150,000 people. the city government says they are seeing a strain in their community because of the surge at the border and covid. >> we continue to ask and customs and border protection, homeland security we don't know if and when something will change with title 42. we know if it does, if it goes away we can expect our numbers most likely to increase dramatically. reporter:red administration also announced it it is going to expedite certain removal of families. families are detained a little bit but as a family unit many are getting released into the united states. administration say those who do not belong here with no reason to be here, their real will be ex-today fighted from the united states. but the administration has given few details who this will affect. stuart: rich, thank you very much the biden administration is announcing they are resuming expedited removal. migrants claiming asylum will be expedited immediate

i am going to be asking, is there room for opposition voice in nicaragua today? jumping to the comment, sexual be part of our discussion right here on the stream. let me say hi to the gas, introduce your pedal, t u, p. c on a has a miguel, the north take it to see you to see on a introduce yourself to the stream audience. higher on thing for any i need to read on central america analyst as international. we'd be covering this for this for 3 years now and came out with the early warning report just before the actual quote dash. so we, we have been in the country and we look forward to your call so time he has a miguel, welcome to the stream. introduce yourself trying to national audience. hi, my name is jose me and i am the executive director of the america division. i see my rice watch, unfortunately, mika waste one of our top priorities in that region. and like the international crisis group, we just publish the report about human rights conditions in the, at our way, where we are watching re, really, really serious setbacks. we're going to him off and not in ju