from the bbc sport centre. a big afternoon of celebrations for the manchester city supporters. thousands of supporters are heading to manchester city centre in preparation for the winning parade. the team will be parading through on a bus after their nervy victory this weekend in istanbul. andy, what are weekend in istanbul. andy, what are we expecting later? i am weekend in istanbul. andy, what are we expecting later? we expecting later? i am here at the end oint we expecting later? i am here at the end point of we expecting later? i am here at the end point of the we expecting later? i am here at the end point of the victory we expecting later? i am here at the end point of the victory parade - we expecting later? i am here at the end point of the victory parade and l end point of the victory parade and you can see they are still finishing off the stage which is where the players will be presented at the end of their victory parade to the crowd and they will show off
the refugee process in an unprecedented way. we are a nation of immigrants and we are a nation of laws. and those laws provide that if one qualifies for humanitarian relief, then one has established the basis to remain in the united states, and if one has not, then one is to be removed. and that is exactly what is going to happen. we have to go, we are out of time. what is the rough cost to american taxpayers since the roughly 4 million people have come into the country illegally since january of 2021, as those people show up at community hospitals, as they enter the school system, get other government help. do you have a taxpayer cost? let me turn that questionp around a little bit. i m going to turn it around to match the question that an international partner asked of me. and the question that the international partner asked of me is what is the economic cost of your broken immigration system? since there are businesses around this country that are desperate for work
oftentimes you hit a donation button and it s a repeat donation. you don t even know it s repeating month after month after month. he s taking their money. he s not using it for his campaign. that would seem to resonate to people that don t necessarily like that. do you think it does ? i think it s difficult. it s hard to imagine a situation where trump s base leaves him over something that chris christie says, particularly calling him a grifter. these are not new attacks against donald trump. this has been going on since the 2016 election, even before then. i think it s difficult to imagine that chris christie is going to be able to hit that note with his supporters. there s something else that i thought was interesting if we can play a little bit more of his interview. this is when he s talking about mistakes he made last time around in terms of not going afternoon trump early enough and what he thinks the other candidates need to change this time. here it is. this isn t new, t
enough to make someone say i will not run for president and yet he is using this as an opportunity to not only campaign but to energise his supporters. find only campaign but to energise his supporters- supporters. and fund raise. just after the news supporters. and fund raise. just after the news of supporters. and fund raise. just after the news of the supporters. and fund raise. just| after the news of the indictment rate, news that he broke himself, by the way, and the e mail went out with an opportunity for supporters to hit a donation button and he claims, i cannot verify this, he claims, i cannot verify this, he claims that fundraising has gone up off the back of this indictment. that is something he was talking about in his speech that i was listening to when he spoke in north carolina on saturday. he is trying to use this as a vehicle for his campaign. this is not politics as normal but of course with donald trump it is never really politics as normal and you sort thos
america and then make their way to the mexico-u.s. border and cross into the united states. the help costing this city a lot. portland has spent roughly $26.5 million this year on general assistance. this fiscal year. last year the city spent $10.1 million. now, this includes all homeless individuals receiving assistance but again, the overwhelming majority is migrants. we are currently 2,000 miles from the closest point on the southern border. and portland says it is all tapped out for shelter resources. it is unclear what will happen if and really frankly when more migrants come here because again, the city and even nonprofits, they continue to say they are at capacity. in the meantime, on the city s website, there is a donation button where people can donate in order to help fund this crisis. i ll send it back to you guys. sandra: madison reporting live from portland, maine. thank you very much.