March 06, 2021
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Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Tom Homan said Saturday that border detention centers have been turned into “welcoming centers” through President Joe Biden’s open border polices accepting illegal immigrants.
“They are changing these detention centers to what they call ‘reception centers, ” Homan said on “Fox & Friends” Saturday.
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“They are actually welcoming centers because they get them in there quickly, they don’t test them, they release them and when they release them, they release them on an NTA, Notice to Appear … which means as they get to their destination they qualify for work authorization,” Homan continued. “So not only are they pushing back against our public health crisis by having COVID being released, they are competing for the same scarce jobs that many Americans are competing for right now with the unemployment crisis.”
being objective to try and get them and see if it s words. hollow that have just got excuse me i m from austrian customs or if they are that s was the only reason that everybody is aware of the rules but when i catch them with goods worth over three hundred euros then i have never heard of them of course it is me there was never a look on your watch please. watch it if not for you have to know what. ok. thank you. and the checks don t stop at the mountaintop i can barely catch up. most of the cross border smuggling involves alcohol and tobacco but the customs inspectors are primarily interested in luxury goods. someone s business model however is facing two major headaches. olivia
colombia tense clashes guardout venezuelan in the border crossing in the north. rioters reportedly blocked a bridge to complain about new registration measures that aim to prevent border smuggling. national guardsmen fired tear gas at demonstrators. no reports of any injuries. thailand. hundreds of rubber farmers battled riot police in the west. the farmers have been demanding better government funding since the market price of rubber sank. police say some demonstrators lit cars on fire and threw bottles filled with acid at officers. several cops got hurt but they are said to be okay. peru. the peruvian president visited folks living near a volcano that erupted earlier this weengeg the volcano on monday spewed thick plumes of smoke and ash some 400 miles out and east of the capital city of lima that. the president hondad out breathing masks to villagers and that s a wrap
they re about to lose a major lifeline, this time at the hands of egypt, underground tunnels used to smuggle in basic necessities will be no more, egypt, amassing an iron wall along the wall. we go to gaza with the implications here. mike? reporter: the implication is this, jane, that people here in gaza are facing a new chapter in their desperation. as egypt is sinking this massive steel wall into the ground with the intention of stopping the cross border smuggling. with each elongated piece of steel egyptians drive into the ground they get closer to completing the iron curtain which will close gaza s smuggling. when construction began a month ago, palestinians in the gaza strip rioted, killing egyptian soldier. the hamas mayor of the gaza border town rafah says they will return to violence before they are closed off.